The State Department denied a statement attributed to Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy that 205 Communist party members are "working ... in the State department."

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1950 (UP) - Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis., testified today that a former U.S. woman representative to the United Nations has been affiliated with 28 Communist front organizations.Sen. McCarthy, first witness before a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee investigating his charges of Communists in the State Department, identified her as Dorothy Kenyon.

WASHINGTON, April 22, 1954 (UP) - Spectators cheered as Sen. Joseph McCarthy and his wife, Jean, who was using crutches, entered the gaudy Senate caucus room for the opening of the Army-McCarthy hearings.

WASHINGTON, April 22, 1954 (UP) - Maj. Gen. Miles W. Reber testified today that Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy and Roy M. Cohn exerted great pressure on him to try to get a speedy Army commission for G. David Schine last summer."I recall no instance in which I have been put under greater pressure" in 10 years of dealing with senators, Reber testified as the McCarthy-Army hearings opened.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1954 (UP) - The Senate gave overwhelming approval of one censure resolution against Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis., and prepared to vote on two more.McCarthy predicted his defeat, but said he would resume his investigation into communism on Monday.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1954 (UP) - Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy declared today that his condemnation by the Senate will make his anti-Communist campaign more difficult.But he vowed he will carry on without letup.