Goldberg Says He Will Stay At Duty Post
At the United Nations Arthur J. Goldberg says he will remain as U.S. permanent representative as long as the president wants him to stay. He denies unhappiness or feud with Secretary of State Rusk and notes occasional disagreements. He declines comment on bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong facilities.
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He recalled accepting the U N post on July 20 and told reporters his Supreme Court service would be the most enjoyable experience of his life. He emphasized he took the job as a duty for the country and has not changed his mind despite rumors.
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