New Military Pay Bill Faces Revival Amid Debate
Washington reports the House Armed Services Committee unveiled a revised military pay bill facing resistance from economy minded lawmakers and World War II veterans who seek larger raises for junior officers. The bill aims smaller increases overall but would grant a $5 monthly jump after four months for lowest ranking enlisted personnel, with continued calls to trim boosts and protect junior officers.
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Union Officer Faces Taft Hartley Affidavit Question
Perlow said he signed a non Communist affidavit to prove eligibility under the Taft Hartley Act before the union can use National Labor Relations Board facilities. He released the statement May 27 denying the Communist party advocates overthrow by force and violence.
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