Federal service entrance exam slated for 1964
Applications are now being accepted for the 1964 federal service entrance examination, announced by the U S Civil Service Commission. Open to college seniors and graduates and to those with equivalent experience, the exam offers entry into 60 occupational fields across federal agencies in Washington and nationwide with starting salaries from 4690 to 5795 dollars. Written tests are required for most, with a BRG GRE based exemption for high scoring grads. Applications due by Sept 19 for Oct 12 testing. six more tests follow. Management internships offer 5795 to 7030. Jan 16 1964 deadline for these positions. Details in Civil Service Announcement No 311 from Robert A. Garrett or official offices.
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