Editorial on Federal Civilian Employment Growth 1965 to 1968
A Tax Foundation study notes rapid growth in federal civilian employment from 1965 to 1968, with pay rises totaling 47 percent since 1962 and a goal of full comparability by 1969. It highlights outside-Washington concentration, cost of living adjustments in pensions, and funding gaps in the Civil Service Retirement Fund.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Washington
Civil Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Foundation
Armed Services
Economy In Government Shows Utility Gains And City Growth
The city administration highlights six years of utility reform with July profits in 1968 surpassing losses from seven years earlier. Efforts include eliminating excess jobs and improving efficiency across four utilities. The water expansion project nears completion, and profits from the light plant will help fund the new city hall and central services building.
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Anderson
Central Services
J. E. Flanagan
Frank Hi. Allis
Government Agency Bonds Rated by Moody's and S&P
The column discusses whether bonds from five federal agencies Federal Land Bank Federal Home Loan Bank FNMA and Federal Intermediate Credit Banks are rated by Moody's or S&P. It notes market activity in agency bonds with yields ranging roughly from 6.5 to 7.9 percent to maturity and mentions premiums on prior issues. It also briefly touches on computer sciences investment questions and time sharing networks.
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Moody's
Standard & Poor's
Federal Land Bank
Federal
Mome Logo Bank
Federal National Mortgage
Federal Poveromerd
Serenok
Gov& Poor
Tase
Federal Home Loan Bank B
Computer Sciences
Mirchese
Compuer Sciences
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Spear
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Fea
Plumber Strike Sparks Social Snobbery Debate in L A
John Keasler analyzes a wage clash as plumbers threaten a $21.50 annual rate, arguing the dispute could reshape California housing construction and trigger social upheaval amid rising costs. He warns of a shifting class dynamic where money dictates status and access to services.
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Los Angeles
California
Cohedy
America
Maren
Ladybird
al Oaver
Rivieria
Relevance in 20th Century Letters Across Thought and Time
A reflective piece argues for studying enduring writers who illuminate modern life. It highlights T S Eliot Ray Bradbury Frost Orwell Huxley Yeats and others, urging deep reading over best sellers while naming fellow critics and philosophers who shape contemporary sense of literature.
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Eko
Old Dominion College
Old Dominion
T.S. Eliot
Flint
Amors
Rob Éct
Frost
Max Picard
Switzerland
Herks
Anyne
America
Natoraist
Ray Brasoury
Evelyn Waugh
William Faulkner
C. S. Lewis
J. P. Marquand
George Orwell
Abbous Huxley
Eliot
William Butler Yeats
Yeats
Unamune
Gironetta
Ortega Y Gasset
Gen
Fea. Corp
Agnew Romney Clash Mirrors Space and Housing Battle
Holmes Alexander sketches Spiro Agnew and George Romney as reluctant dragons in a Democratic promoted Republican duel. The space program and urban housing loom as Heaven and Earth, vying for federal funds amid overlapping council roles and a busy vice president juggling domestic and international duties.
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Agnew
Heaven
Eartie
Washington, D.C
Spiro Agnew
George Romney
HUD
Cape Kennedy
Romney
Jiea
Earth
United States
Council On Urban Affairs
White House
National Security Council
Conncil
Youth Opportunity
Council On Indian Opportunity
Environmental Quality Council
Homney
Agney
Senate
Washington
Steles
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Council On Marine Resources and Engineering Development
Readers oppose tax reform bill urged by Ways and Means
Letter argues the 1969 tax reform proposal would worsen inflation and real estate costs, reduce home building, raise rents and taxes, lower elderly savings, end local public works funding, and harm farming and livestock sectors. Debates hearings were criticized as prior and insufficient.
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Ways and Means Committee
U.S
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
Nixon
House
Senate
and Means Committee
United
Waysail Means Committee
Washington
Sie
Fem
Worry Clinic on Child Psychology and Parental Influence
Dr George Philip discusses how children as young as age two use social pressure to manipulate adults. The piece warns parents to resist indulgence and emphasizes fostering self reliance rather than treating kids as toys. It notes tactics like peer conformity and TV fad influence and offers contact for psychological guidance and resources.
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Philip
Eppies
Tyne
Clicet
Adit
Lake
Mamma
Suet
Chile
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