Report shows Black federal workers faced discrimination 1960s era
A Justice Department study led by Thager Wilkins concludes Black federal employees were second class Civil Service workers through the Kennedy and Johnson years and notes persistence under Nixon. The report criticizes EEOP programs, supervisor ignorance, and racial bias, urging reforms in appointments and promotions.
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Rate hike hints ripple through housing and finance
A letter to Kennedy quotes Oregon official Ollinger urging restoration of a 7 percent prime rate to curb mortgage lending costs. Rep. Ollinger and Rep. Ullman call for inflation control, money priority policies, and a national rollback of interest rates. Danish meeting notes show bankers caution on credit demand. lumber mills close due to money squeeze affecting homes.
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