Lindbergh Named Director of World Wildlife Fund
Charles A. Lindbergh, famed Atlantic flyer, was named a director of the World Wildlife Fund. Announcement came from Dr Ira N Gabrielson of the Wildlife Management Institute. Lindbergh, 63, has worked quietly in Washington on wildlife protection after years in the public eye.
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Barr Approved as Treasury Undersecretary Nominee
The Senate Finance Committee approved President Johnson's nomination of Joseph W. Barr to be undersecretary of the Treasury. Barr had chaired the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp prior to the nomination.
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Republicans urge Humphrey India Pakistan goodwill trip
Twelve House Republicans urged Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to undertake a goodwill tour to India and Pakistan to show no slight was intended by postponed visits of Indian and Pakistani heads of state. They called the postponements an unfortunate example of insensitivity in U.S. foreign affairs.
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