Intelligence Post for Baker
Associated Press
WASHINGTON —
President Reagan on Friday named Howard H. Baker Jr., a former Tennessee senator and White House chief of staff, to the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board for a two-year term. He will succeed Albert D. Wheelon on the board.
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