Dispatch Founder to be GE Editor
Sp5 Russell G. Barmmner will leave active duty August 1 to join General Electric in Plainville Connecticut as Editor of Employee Publications. He launched The Depot Dispatch at Seneca depot in 1963 and oversaw its transition to a larger eight page monthly with 1500 circulation and broader printing through IT Publishing Corporation. He and his wife Marcia reside in Geneva and will relocate after the service.
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Russell G. Barmmner
Depot Despatch
Seneca
General Electric Company
Plainville
Conn
Sp. Barmmer
Arthur L. Newell
Barmmer
Depot Dispatch
Wennes O. Green
Dispatch
Col
IT Publishing Corporation
Interlaken
Ovid Gazette
Interlaken Review
Trumansburg Free Press
Boston University School of Public Relations
Sp5
Barmmner
Automobile Legal Association
Boston
Army
Army Information School
Fort Slocum
N.Y
Marcia
Lafayette St
Geneva
Pay Hikes Approved for Military Civilians in 1960
President Johnson signed the civilian portion of the pay raise on July 18 with retroactive effect to July 1. Military personnel got a 3.2 percent across the board increase for all regular and reserve members. Civil Service grades GS-1 to GS-15 receive 2.9 percent, while GS-16 to GS-18 get a smaller rise. Retirees remain unaffected by these bills.
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Johnson
Zero Defects Program Origins and Army Adoption
The Zero Defects program began with a civilian contractor in January 1962 after delivering an Army missile system two weeks early and defect-free. By expanding inspections, costs rose, but the missile launched without mishap, leading to broader adoption by over a thousand firms and agencies. the Army adopted ZD in 1965 after AMC tests.
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Army
The
AMC
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Lackey’s
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