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Civil Aeronautics Board luncheon event with unidentified men. According to Civil Aeronautics Board Chairman (1965-1968) Charles S. Murphy's appointment book, on this date he was to attend a luncheon either with or for Mike Cafferty at Blackies restaurant at 22nd and M Street, NW in Washington, D.C. Those in view are not identified.

Portrait of Charles S. Murphy, taken in 1976. Earlier in Murphy's career he was Administrative Assistant to President Truman (1947-1950) as well as Special Counsel to the President (1950-1953).

Portrait of Charles S. Murphy, believed to have been taken when he was Under Secretary of Agriculture. Earlier in Murphy's career he was Administrative Assistant to President Truman (1947-1950) as well as Special Counsel to the President (1950-1953).

View of Charles S. Murphy on the left presenting a certificate to an unidentified man on the right. It is believed that the certificate of achievement reads: "For outstanding service in the 1968 combined federal campaign of the national capital area." Murphy was probably Chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board at the time and the location appears to be a CAB area. The backs of others are in view and not identified.

Portrait of Charles S. Murphy taken while he was administrative assistant to President Truman.

Interior view of Charles S. Murphy seated in a chair by his desk. He was Administrative Assistant to President Truman (1947-1950) at the time the photograph was taken.

Portrait of Charles S. Murphy, believed to have been taken when he was Under Secretary of Agriculture. Earlier in Murphy's career he was Administrative Assistant to President Truman (1947-1950) as well as Special Counsel to the President (1950-1953)

Portrait of Charles S. Murphy taken while he was Administrative Assistant to President Truman.

Portrait of Charles S. Murphy, probably taken in the 1960s or 1970s. Earlier in Murphy's career he was Administrative Assistant to President Truman (1947-1950) as well as Special Counsel to the President (1950-1953).

Two unidentified men in an office with bouquet of flowers on desk. There are gift boxes on the desk and they are holding what appears to be a whip; they are possibly Treasury Department employees. There is a graph on the wall of the office. Original 4x5 negative.