EXECUTIVE PAY BILL

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CIA-RDP80-01370R000400040026-6
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October 2, 2006
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July 1, 1955
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Approved For Release 2006/10/02 : CIA-RDP80-01370R00040,Q4%/.Z t. a I duly 1955 MOM MUM FOR Rt O V EC? s ecesettitre pay Bill. " Ro%=Cge I ra re fOr the Reewd dtd 30 do 55 by DD/S, ease on l 44r 1l55 I tel~ l', lamer rwrh, ro l to the Civil dvfs, O i-i'ai.s, to prawn, IV Adris,r eanr~rsaird a of 30 J" with Ma aoaet~ the eosswttitrlt Pay an. I to34 kin that we had dlasress*1 the natter % we and sartadaIy did net Swett to oaaeplieats aqr ing t Ad,. n1aistrstift vs try to do, that we felt we might do jut that if we teaistea on eve ral of am seder ps - being added to those already in- *IWW in the aear0attitns Pay tot, and that we believed the P&OUP of a proge deal for the 4ege111ral Letsl2.tgenrre y , ,yeg this sesdn of COMMMO xvsetld be eztr iy rneests. Aoaerdingly I # Ad" We had decided tog SUM w th the pr+opos" ~ as he had outlined it to as but felt Very **r* *r that the positions of Direstorr and Daps - nirsst.r her. in , "r already melded Is the fareeutie+s PWW Ast, had increased tr in r+rspceasildlitl- sine, theiir present salary levels were teb ; oonaeepuet-2y, we thought t Meer, d.IA be a setbstantlal word revision In salaries tear these two positions in aver to pits, them eA a level with the D%NW ;w-otary of Defense sw awkw 3ssr,tariea, rs- sstiively. *. bsrask said be low that slailar siiw~ had already beets disc used, with Mr. TaNg and that it his i anda-rrrtasdis~ that Illy. tld eppse. sub estin ....not b0sams the sng~gesticn 414 not hrvnr serif, but b gse one s not consider these two positions without srlasi+~ tthws....iretassoah as it world lad to sapriieatia~n 1666 s era .d rile, it ierpssuIble to get the Bill, through this session *Mtft of Arirrrs+a. 2. W. "rub alga a prlaiaad to as that in this sow psa d rsl, th+q atteesg to reds. the salary le"1 of grade 03-141s sad to areate a nwr ,peed, at 01?19. w"w the preseett proposal, all ju ,ew "I. or'" t a 's In the t tjvs PW Act m d which rsm" in that Act WOU" a beM 44 be 60 QC y 1,- the #'erett for C"WO ~dtlfvlar, ~ ,a f, s ? and paio~ woal,4 be ft" for !'erne "0 "oh far a top W18 salary, w o $17,,2W. Who.. Ow 3ndiyc .a a1area4y is #o" 03-18 wild got ,relit tom" within. DF Pages 3 AY REV DATE - - Taal' By ra=. ?G COOP GPf TYPE z CLArySS PAGES UY CLASS T .1 __ NEXT REV ao/r AUTN: K A 76.4 ; Approved For Release 2006/10/02 : CIA-RDP80-0137OR000400040026-6 IE a iosws for the tim that had alreadjr served is that grad. is tot law+sn as Tot. The sw polio W3$# lftbl& WMIA *sds telly be lUdtod by C0ftr"w to, ury, sorsthisg like Mine r-sitioes, would prawiAe for a salary of ,0 . It out Mr. kraeha s ogdnia that if this $iU WS" tho Direc our saw, wAw his eaaa tis atstssldes authority, estob- lish a Unit" sscrer of grads Witte wit "a CA. (This w s1A take ear, of the Deputy lreoto r level,) 3. As an sst#ng sidelight of We difew"ddss the situates at the Federal lurrarae of Xr-osti,gatias. Inttis3 y, the salariss of the Diarear. two of the P [ MA E were es dished at Sb,000, fte rsrra ia., o=ep+t that, x r* heave, as an iadi 1, gets $1!0,000 as lag as he to in !!Tiro. So salary of the Associate Director of the FBI, Mr. "h1saa, Hats, hewer, adjuatod to $1T,500 about two or tamer yoore ego. aoov we bars the ridiculous sitoatiat of the salary of the A to Director of the 73I be- iasg fiord by statute at $17,500, uharsaa the Direotor's is fixed by srtat- *te at oOA. 14. 1 advised or. nrkvatarisk of this itforetie sad w agreed that wader the sireu~ttato+ss it seamed to try to part through our caw legislation or to wane a fight about raisieg the salaries of the Dine. for and Deputy Dit r above, the levels proposed at 1 a tiers. I dis- cussed this briefly with Nr. Daliss and he also ap od. /'/ L. [. 1 u1g- Direstos (Am"myt) 01 A)Ct two Instructor totoral ti.v. Berl D of lsrrsssswrl U Approved For Release 2006/10/02: CIA-RDP80-01310R0004000bk .C'S-. //I.) MU &M cscutive Pay Bill. 1. On 30 June 1955, following fir. Pforshdmwts conversation with a representative of the Bur4mm of the budget , I attempted to *all Mr. Philip Toug, C hairmaean of the Civil Service Co".issie, as well as Mr. John W. NW,, Jr.. the 1 xecutiv a Director. Sol" usable to reach then I was referred to fir. Is mar Barueb, *a ntical Advisor to the Commission, who has boom working with Mr. Young on the Executive fay Bill and who ap- peared to be completely knowledgeable. B. advised me that last week hr. 2o+ had discussed this matter with the i.t. Von" and the subcabinet group an which the Bureau of the t has been represented by its As- sistant Director, Mr. Helacher. As of the 20th of June, i>osaadiatel.y af- ter the 7.5 per cent pay raise was signed, it was tentatively decided that this would be a good tim to push forward on an amendment to the Executive Pay Act. Mr* Baruch is now working on a asm rasadum which Mr. Toimg is to use in another subcabinet meeting scheduled for Wednesday, 6 July. 2. The + .vil Service Commission has been working with "selected" agencies in revising the gz cuti?e Pay let, Mr, Baraarsb understands that the !administration is net going to press for this legislation during this session of Congress. However,, if consultationns between the edmiaat. iatration and the leadership in Congress indicate that a Bill can be put through without too such trouble it will go forward al.Neost immediately. As of now, and Mr. Barash emphasis" that it is still very tentative, it merely provides for an amandmmt to the present Fjontiv* Pay eat, with almec-at no positions added to the list already i aluded, and, roughly, a 33-1/3 per cent incrsese, The Director and Deputy Director are now in- eluded in the eautive Pay Act and under the now formula their salaries would be paid at approximately 821,300 and $18,0091 respootIvely. The $18,000 figure for the rpaty Director was set becaue, according to the Civil Service oaawtasionts thinking at the mosent, this will eventually be the new ceiling for grade 03-15's at which the Deputy Director posi- tion is now pegged. 3. In further disc ussiOn, *. Uruch told as that wider the now formula the Deputy eoreta>ury of Def4ase would gat $26,700 and the Under 10/ _ 25X1 iiEXT HZV A%J'sti: 1'6:3 10.2 Annrnv?d For Release 2006110102 : CIA-RDP80-0137OR000400040026-6 Approved For Release 2006/10/02 : CIA-RDP80-01370R00040Q040026-6 Seer tapiss $23 3001 tC:, Vabi,.n{et Wwo a" to go t~~o$$30#~. He told m quite It that he felt we aid r in+to vary strong o i- tion if wttr Attempted to harp a nwjW of other CIA positions Included is the ftefttive Pair Act and sntggeatsd that our art bet sight be to propose our own gate legislation and seek a paskate something like the Atomic v.nerg7 0 asidon now boa. I told his that we were reluctant to Propose our Own separate legislation but dial feel strongly that the :)irector shout. receive the sow salary as the Deputy "ereretary of t *- fense am the deputy utraoie the sass salary our the Under Secretaries. With several Of our other SWIM pwsple receiving salaries on a level with Assistant retaries. ('his is to be a20,000.) Mr. Barash said that he certainly was in syjiat ' with this but knew that Mr. Townng felt very str*ly, that if they opi the door at all to allow new pa- sitions to cons in the whole matter vrald beataarre so complicated that it would lose all chews of early passage. la. I reported this conversation to Meows. Pforsheiarar and Kirk- patrick, after which. Mr. Kirkpatrick asked her. Pforsheiner to prepare separate legislation for the ; irector's consideation. /5/ L. K. WHI?E Deputy Director (S O1 DCI oc ! 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