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Tuutr Nf Tqr Luitr~ Itutrn NINETIETH CONGRESS ~tuutr nf tqr luitr~ itutrn NINETIETH CONGRESS FIRS'!' SESSION {Co~vened January xo, 1967 Adjourned December IS, 1967 SECOND SESSION {Convened January xs, xg68 EXECUTIVE CALENDAR Prepared under the direction of FRANCIS R. VALEO, Secretary of the Senate By GERALD A. HACKETT, Executive Clerk Friday, September 27, 1968 PENDING EXECUTIVE BUSINESS The pending motion is to proceed to the consideration of the nomination of Abe Fortns, of Tennessee, to be Chief Justice of the United States. TREATY Date of Calendar Subject Action of committee report No. Treaty No. 1968 Sept. 26 10 Ex. H (90th Cong., The treaty on the nonproliferation of Reported favorably by 2d sese.). nuclear weapons. Mr. Sparkman, from the Committee on Foreign Relations, together with minority and individual views, with a printed report (See Ex. Rept. No. 90th Cong., 2d sess.) NOMINATIONS Date of Oalendsr Message Name of nominee Office Predecetsor report No. No. INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY CONFERENCE REPRESENTATIVES 1968 Sept. 17 876 321 Glenn T. Seaborg, of The representative of the California. United States of America to the 12th session of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency. 98-022-68-No. 198 2 Jhto of Calendar Message Name ofnommee Office Predecessor report No No. --- INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY CONFERENCE REPRESENTATIVES -Continued 1968 Sept. 17 876 321 Wilfrid E. Johnson, of Alternate representative of Washington. the United States of America to the 12th session of the General Conference of the Inter- national Atomic Energy _____Agency. do _________ __________ 17 876 321 Verne B. Lewis, of Maryland. _____ do ___________________ 17 876 321 Henry DeWolf Smyth, of New Jersey. _____ do ___________________ 17 876 321 Gerald F. Tape, of Maryland. _____ do ___________________ 17 876 321 James T. Ramey, of Illinois. ____ _do ____________ _______ 17 876 321 Herbert Scoville, Jr., of Connecticut. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURT OF APPEALS 18 877 290 George R Gallagher, of Associate judge of the A new position Maryland. District of Columbia created under court of appeals for the Public Law 90-178 term of 10 years. approved Dec. 8, 1967. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 18 878 317 Ted J. Davis, of Oklahoma_ An Assistant Secretary of George L. Mehren, Agriculture resigned. U.S. CUSTOMS COURT 18 879 319 Edward D. Re, of New Judge of the U.S. Customs Lindley G. Beckworth, York. Court. resigned. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 20 880 216 Abe Fortas, of Tennessee ___ Chief Justice of the United Earl Warren. States. [Reported favor- ably by Mr. Tydings, from the Committee on the Judiciary, with individual views. (See Ex. Rept. No. 8, 90th Cong., 2d sess.)] INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION 25 893 331 T. Harold Scott, of A Commissioner of the Colorado. Indian Claims Com- mission. 3 Date of Calendar Message Name of nominee Ot!ice Prl)ftooessor report No. No. [NEW REPORTS] u.s. MARINE CORPS The following-named offi- cera of the Marine Corps for permanent appointment 1968 to the grade indicated: 894 Hugh M. Elwood _______ ___ Major generaL ____________ Stpt. 26 324 _____ do ___________________ 26 894 324 Donn J. Robertson ________ _____ do _____ ______________ 26 894 324 Lowell E. English ____ ----- _____ do ___ __________ ______ 26 894 324 William G. Thrash__ ___ ____ _____ do ___________________ 26 894 324 Marion E. CarL ___ ------- 26 894 324 Arthur H. Adams__________ _____ do ___________________ _____ do ______________ _____ 26 894 324 Louis Metzger __ __________ The following-named offi- cera of the Marine Corps for permanent appointment to the grade indicated: George C. AxtelL __ __ ----- Brigadier generaL _________ 26 894 324 _____ do _____ ______________ 26 894 324 George D . Webster ________ _____ do ________________ ___ 26 894 324 James A. Feeley, Jr_ _______ _____ do ______ ________ _____ 26 894 324 Foster C. LaHue ________ __ 26 894 324 Charles F. Widdecke _______ _____ do ___ ____ ____________ _____ do ___________________ 26 894 324 Louis H. Wilson, Jr_ _______ NOMINATIONS PLACED ON THE SECRETARY'S DESK IN THE ARMY The nominations beginning Edward J. Evans, to be colonel, and ending Gayle M. Wooding, to be captain, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record on September 4, 1968; The nominations beginning Kenneth W. Accousti, to be major, and ending Dorothy A. Vollmer, to be major, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record on September 4, 1968; The nominations beginning Michael H. Abbott, to be first lieutenant, and ending Joseph A. Zurlo, to be first lieutenant, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record on September 4, 1968; and The nominations beginning Ernest H. LaFlamme, to be lieutenant colonel, and ending Martin J. Naakt­ geboron, to be second lieutenant, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in the Congres­ sional Record on September 4, 1968. IN THE MARINE CORPS 1. he nominations beginning Arthur J. Brown, to be first lieutenant, and ending Roger A. Jacobs, to be second lieutenant, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record on September 4, 1968; The nominations beginning Robert V. Anderson, to be colonel, and ending Wilbur K. Zaudtke, to be colonel, which nominations were received by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record on September 13, 1968; and The nomination of Haywood R. Smith, for permanent appointment to the grade of colonel, which nomina­ tion was received by the Senate and appeared in the Congressional Record on September 5, 1968. U.S. GOVERN KENT PRINTING OFFICE: lUI .
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