Congress faces payroll rise as federal hiring pressures grow
Critics warn of overstaffing amid rising civilian federal employees and payrolls. The Byrd committee found 77,871 more workers in 1962, many hired to spend funds before year end. Magnuson cites inefficiencies as agencies replace veterans with lower paid staff, illustrating Parkinsons Law in action. Congress may raise pay 6.6 to 33 percent in two stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F
Byrd
D-Va
Turea
Senate Appropriations
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Agriculture Department
Congress
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Eisenhower Critiques Domestic Policy In Postwar Era
Former President Eisenhower voices opposition to certain domestic programs in The Saturday Evening Post urging Americans to rethink the road ahead. He warns against concentrating power in the federal government and stresses power derives from the people. He notes debt and taxes burden youth while praising foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Congress
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenshower
Saturday Evening Post
England
Eisenhower
Tion
Gould as leader and critics amid reforming press
In a column by Joseph Alsop the San Francisco Examiner editor Charles L. Gould is praised as a dynamic publisher who treats the newspaper as a leader in education. The piece recalls early criticism of frank medical debate and contrasts with sensational Page One crime coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. J. Gould
Charles L. Gould
San Francisco Examiner
Dr. Crane
Associated Press
Associated Pret
AP News Dispatchen
Harald
War, Inflation Tangles and Opinion Pieces Reflect Media Debate
AP report surveys how U.S. military, economic, and media forces collide across nations. Notes helicopter reliability, wage inflation in Europe, devaluation shocks, and British deflation debates while surveying editorial arguments on newspapers guiding public morality and marriage advice.
Folklore and Racing Tales From An Eccentric Page
A collage of verse and puzzles blends with yacht racing history and advice columns. It includes a limerick about a truth seeking young lady, a chesslike duel riddle, and notes on the Ameliacup yacht era from J Boat to 12 meter classes with costs and a 1958 Newport trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Newport
Columbia
USA
Controversy Over Health Claims Sparks Heated Debate
The column criticizes calcium and vitamin D propaganda linked to health scares and imperialism. It cites discussions by medical advisers and a bishop defending school prayer in a broader, unsettled political climate.
Exporting inflation policy in Washington debate
A report describes a policy in Washington aimed at easing U S reserve strains through European payments surpluses and encouraging wage boosts. It notes suspicions labor representatives were pressed by European unions to push higher wage demands as part of an export inflation strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
First Lady Kennedy Expresses Sympathy For Italian Quake Victims
In Ravello Italy Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy expresses deep sympathy for southern Italy earthquake victims while vacationing near the epicenter. She tells Rome radio listeners that she admires the people and prays for those suffering and asks for swift aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravello
Italy
UFT
Jacqueline Kennedy
Rome
Iam
Kennedy
The Shepherd Endures Through Faith and Prayer
A devotional meditation urges believers to cast cares on God and meet suffering with faith and prayer. It asks whether pain is punishment or trial, and counsels steadfast trust in divine support to endure hardships.
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Joseph Alsop
Samudy Tives
Frank
Page One
Gaston Coblentz
Paris
Eidlenl
Germany
France
Ing
U.S
Mr. Kennedy
econo-Inc
Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Military High Command
Pssiiine
West Germany
Tde SR
Sun
Britain
Lyn Lloyd's
Uwcould
Hough
U.S. Marine
Fatirl Watmaca
Thair Antes
Enlar Reldian
Tiliha
Wisconsin
Ann Landers
Edwin Q. White
Jakarta
Indonesia
Prain
Daily Newspapers
America
William Wade
Willie
Ath
Ruth
Crane
Metlot
Ind
J. B. Martin
China
Chicago
Peiping
Europe
Cen
Red Chi
Rida Tan Ravins
Supreme Court
Raises
Richard
Raines
Sibl
Wen
Prayprawant
A Tore
Suubbieu Uwuus
Roger E
Texac Oj
Texaco
al York
Midwest
Boston
Kings
Pacific Coast
Spear
Uuiml Bomers
Pacific
SD Nanan
Jawua UL
Ameri-Tom
Harry
Red China
Israel
West New Guinea
Yee
Uesigh
Isubandrio
Orly
J. M. Roberts
Strites
Chagren
Steele
Alderis
Brady
William Brafdy
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Torler
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Anderton
Madison
Indiaree
Indicac
Reg
mid-Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Peter
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