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William C. Sullivan
William Cornelius Sullivan (May 12, 1912 – November 9, 1977) was former head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation intelligence operations.
Born in Bolton, Massachusetts, Sullivan graduated from Hudson High School, and held advanced degrees from American University and George Washington University. He also held an honorary doctorate from Boston College.
==FBI career summary==
Sullivan joined the FBI early in World War II, when he was dispatched by J. Edgar Hoover on an undercover intelligence mission to Spain. Sullivan returned to bureau headquarters in Washington, D.C., and took the first in a series of administrative posts that culminated in a decade as head of the domestic intelligence division, starting in 1961, and a brief tenure as the bureau's third-ranking official behind Hoover, the director, and his longtime friend and confidant, Clyde Tolson. According to his ''New York Times'' obituary, Sullivan was "the only liberal Democrat ever to break into the top ranks of the bureau."
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