Payroll Cut Order Issued By Johnson
Johnson directs federal agencies to cut the civilian payroll over 18 months with ceilings on June 30 and 15. The budget bureau will set caps, not goals, and any hires require explicit approval. The move aims to slow growth in employment across 2.49 million civilian workers and near 27 million in uniformed services. Johnson announced the plan from his Texas ranch, with public release at the White House press headquarters in Austin.
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Arabs Accepting Summit Meet Call in Cairo
Arab League spokesmen said nine nations have accepted President Nasser's call for an Arab summit in Cairo. A June 6 date was proposed though under review as Nasser urged the gathering to assess military options over Israel's Jordan River irrigation project and possible diversion of water. The speech framed the appeal as a sober review, not a plain threat of war.
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New Mars Study Alarms Nasa By Waller Suilliven
A Mars atmosphere study by Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper suggests surface pressure far lower than earlier estimates, around 4 to 5 millibars, challenging winged or parachute landings. NASA experts consider the findings, plan balloon and telescope observations, and await Mars’ next Earth approach in March 1943 to resolve the issue.
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