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Goldberg Named U N Ambassador a Expert at Getting People to Agree
President Johnson chose Arthur J. Goldberg a labor secretary and former Supreme Court lawyer to be United Nations ambassador citing his negotiating skills and social consciousness Born to poor immigrant parents in Chicago Goldberg rose through work through school and is remembered for Equal Employment Opportunity work with Johnson and Kennedy era officials The appointment signals Johnson’s emphasis on conciliation and diverse backgrounds for international roles.
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