President Reiterates U.S. Stand in Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson described the U.S. position in Vietnam as a first line defense for many small nations. He announced Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor will return March 28 for a week of consultations in Washington. Johnson defended the policy, saying it remains the same as one and ten years ago and that Taylor’s trip is regular and necessary.
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Republicans appoint multiple officials to energy agencies
President Johnson named three Republicans to key federal posts including Charles R. Ross to a new five year term on the Federal Power Commission and Carl E. Bagge to fill a vacancy. Joan G. Adams received a third Republican appointment to the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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