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Roosevelt shifts to title VII role as EEOC chair
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr., named chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, moves to implement Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He seeks no persecution but fair play as he builds a staff, establishes regional offices, and drafts rules. Regional offices planned in New York Chicago Dallas Los Angeles San Francisco Albuquerque with initial loaned staff from other agencies. Salary moves from 28 to 27000 dollars annually.
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