NINETY-FIRST CONGRESS 

FIRST SESSION {Convened January 3, 1969 

EXECUTIVE CALENDAR 

Pre pard under the direction of FRANCIS R. V ALEO, Secretary of the Senate 

By GERALD A. HACKETT, Executive Clerk 

Thursday, March 13, 1969 

PENDING EXECUTIVE BUSINESS 

An understanding (Ex. Understanding No. 2), submitted by Mr. Dodd, to the resolntion of ratification 

to the treaty on the nonproliferation of nnclear wenpon:; (Ex. H, \lOth Cong., 2d RP%.). 

UNANIMOUS-CONSENT AGREEMENT 

01·dered, That there be a 1-hour limitation of debate on any fmihcr r·p~ervaiions or nndcl'standings to the 

pending tre11,ty, with the time to be equa,lly divided and controlled by tlw Rrna,lor from Arkansas (Mr. 

Fulbright) and the Senator offering the rescrv11,tion or nnder~tanding. 

(Mar. 12. 1.966) 

TREATY 

Date or Calendar Treaty No. 

I 

Subject Action of co=ittee 

report No. 

1989 

Mar. 6 1 Ex. H (90th Cong., The treaty on the nonproliferation of Reported favorably by 

2d sess.). nuclear weapons. Mr. Fulbright, from 

the Committee on 

Foreign Relations, 

together with supplemental views, 

with a printed re~ort. 

(See Ex. Rept. No. 1, 

91st Cong., 1st 

sess.) 

NOMINATIONS 

Date of Calendar Message Name of nominee Office Predecessor 

report No. No. 

FARMERS HOME 

AD MINISTRATION 

1989 

Feb. 28 215 135 James V. Smith, of Okla- Administrator of the Farmhoma. ers Home Administration. 

98-022--69--No.lS 
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Dai~ of Caleudar I Me<sage N arne of nominee Ofllce Predecessor 

report No. No. 

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[NEW REPORTS] 

DEPARTMENT OF 

STATE 

1969 

Mar. 12 2;)3 181 WaHrr H. Annenberg, of Ambassador Extraordinary 

Pennsylvania. and Plenipotentiary of 

the United States of 

America to Great 

Britain. 

12 254 182 Jacob D. Bt>am, of New Ambassador Extraordinary 

Jersey, a Foreign Service and Plenipotentiary of 

officer of the class of the United States of 

career minister. America to the Union of 

Soviet Socialist Republice. 

12 255 183 JohnS. D. Eisenhower, of Ambassador Extraordinary 

Pennsylvania. and Plenipotentiary of 

the United States of 

America to Belgium. 

INTERNATIONAL 

MONETARY FUND, 

INTERNATIONAL 

BANK FOR 

RECONSTRUCTION 

AND DEVELOPMENT, 

AND INTER-AMERICAN 

DEVELOPMENT BANK 

12 256 108 David M. Kennedy, of U.S. Governor of the InterIllinois. national Monetary Fund 

for a term of 5 years, 

U.S. Governor of the 

International Bank for 

Reconstruction and 

Development for a term 

of 5 years, and a Governor of the InterAme1ican Development 

Bank for a term of 5 

years and until his 

successor has been 

appointed. 

ASIAN DEVELOPMENT 

BANK 

12 257 109 David M. Kennedy, of U.S. Governor of the 

Illinois. Asian DeVE'lopment 

Bank. 

DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION 

12 258 150 James D. Braman, of An Assistant Secretary of 

Washington. Transportation. 

12 259 151 Paul W. Cherington, of _____ do ___________________ 

Massachusetts. 

12 260 188 Secor D. Browne, of _____ do ___________________ 

Massachusetts. 
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Date of Calendar Message Name of nominee Office Predecessor report No. No. 

DEPARTMENT OF 

COMMERCE 

1969 

Mar.12 261 194 Kenneth N. Davis, Jr., of An Assistant Secretary of 

New York. Commerce. 

12 262 195 James T. Lynn, of Ohio·--- General Counsel of the 

Department of 

Commerce. 

12 263 196 Andrew E. Gibson, of Maritime Administrator, 

New Jersey. Department of 

Commerce. 

INTERSTATE 

COMMERCE 

COMMISSION 

12 264 189 Donald L. Jackson, of An Interstate Commerce Grant E. Syphers, 

California. Commissioner for the deceased. 

remainder of the term 

expiring Dec. 31, 1973. 

OFFICE OF 

EMERGENCY 

PREPAREDNESS 

12 265 1;)4 .James D. O'Connell, of An Assil:,tant Director of 

California. the Office of Emergency 

Preparedness. 

U.S. TRAVEL SERVICE 

12 266 197 C. Langhorne Washburn, Director of the U.S. Travel 

of the District of Service. 

Columbia. 

CORPORATION FOR 

PUBLIC BROADCASTING 

12 267 198 Albert L. Cole, of A member of the board of Milton S. Eisenhower, 

Connecticut. directors of the Corpora- resigned. 

tion for Public Broadcasting for the remainder 

of the term expiring 

Mar. 26, 197 4. 

DEPARTMENT OF 

TRANSPORTATION 

12 268 149 James M. Beggs, of Under Secretary of 

Maryland. Transportation. 
NO:'.II!'<ATIO!\:S PLA('ED 0:'-. 1'H}; SECRETARY'S DESK 

In tht> Diplomatic and Foreign St-rviee 

Tlw nomiuatton, hPgimung Lloyd<'. BurnPtt, to !Jp 11 ron~ular offiePr and hPtrPiary, and ending Robert B. 

llamwrman, I <llH· a t'•HI'IIlat· otlit't>r, whi<oh nomin~1t inn~ w•• .,. 1 Pl't•h Pd by tlw HPmttt> and appt>are1 in the Congrc,. 

~wnnl HPt·ord on :\bu·. ll, ltlt\\1; tmd 

Tlw Bmuiuatwn' ht>gmning Alfrwl L .. \tlli'rtou, .Jr., to hl' a Fon•ign HPITiee ofllet·r of cla;;s 1, and ending 

.l<N•ph L. Hmn:w"lli, In bt• a Fott•tgH H<·n let> oflit'Pt' of cla,..H 6 tlnd con,..ular of1ict•r, which nominationH wert> 

n•t•Piw·d by tlH· Ht·lla!P and app<·:u·<•d in llw ('ollgn•,,..ionnl H.Peord on .Jan. 9, l\J6!l; and 

Tlw Bmnina!tO!lh hq~;inning <lillwrt !>'. Au,tin, to ht• a Fon•ign Ht•rvicP information officer of class 1, and 

<·Hding :\!my C. Hmit h. to lw a Fon•t!o(n Ht•rvicP infornl!\tion oflie<•r of claHR 6, which nominations were received 

by tlw :-;pnaiP and app<•tU'l'd in tht• ('ongn·,~ional HPcord on Jan. H, l\l61l; and 

Tlw nomination' lH•fiiUning .Tolm K :\IrGowan, to bP a F'orPign HPrvkl' informl\tion officer of class 1, a 

!'O!Ntlar offiePr and a '<'Cl !•tary, and Pnding .lean Ehzalwt h 1\IammPn, to bl' a For!•ign RPrvicl' information officer 

of cia'" tl, a eon,nlar of!it•Pr and a ~PerPtar), which nominatinnR were rc•ct>ivt•d by the Hl'nate and appeared in the 

C'ongH'"'IOmll lt!•cotd on .l!tn. 1\i, 1\ltlH. 

In the Environmental Scienct- Servict-s Administration 

The IHmtill!liion~ hPginniug l~ugPll<' .\. Ta~lm, to lw enptuin, and !•nding N<•wPII W. Wright, to be ensign, 

1\luelt nmumattou, \l<'tP 1\'t't'l\t'd b~ tlw :-;!'lltll<' aud app<'tlll'd ill tlH· Cougn·,~innttl HPcord on .1\Iar. 10, 1969