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• Publication Date: July 1, 1960
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mark our diseusl;lott in ?vnder.a' n. fn
we notify senators that vab , , 11g1 ? Btaf~ tom ' ~rtp.ted-:than e"
try to ha 4'e a vvt et Afmprox'.imatwyat~h 4+ Sttalb. xis administration .t'iove t, ~,,
tf that is satisfactory t increased at.tiri fife rate olct t ~whieh rioet tippet'
realer . too this merit city 'tic i tide s C~ if i _ Ct , , coax ._ thy.
wcai , a WiBti to call :the attettitf(4ri 8641 -- "~` IM".& U 't nag about
Mr. DIR f{.'rt I did loot ll. the YCes, it br man
to another Important z# lzav _441'iasy"Senate yea~rra " 10 in
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oral pay Increase
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lee shall confine ourselves to 8o m between Fed- ? Infests oI the Ma
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a?ise, and then we shall notify Senators to the Senate when the bill Passed on PlO sea and :'a boat of :.ene-
that
N. i We shall be prepared to vote at June 17. The Preside ne. has made an exw With their 13ecfirtte "Cry familiar
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ca mparng Federal1 un.
pay ,,ana4*,VW Mr. DIRK:SFN. Mr. President, I will settee -.With private industry, but Lhete , , the on this bill. i President of
make every effort to conform. cietftikd A wares
is aao`the Important factor of relating ibe'UnitedA
tat
I yield 5 minutes to the distin,,4 uia},yed ~, MY to State and local 5' ed the dt~?'
Stop from Utah. Deal gove;sa- tilll0d age.
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Mr: ~ from Utf, met* pay. Abu* there is competition; for
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Mr. President. I shall wort l,at these various levels of the ?ielelt I dust, fb. d e rhxdelf with the
not use 5 minutes. t3eYtk pRsled by the 93eti-
I rise to sireaY in support of the forth- t28 atot'
ing the -Dreasent- pay scales;., before which I ` Wt Abe .nail one the head,
right action taken by the President in the proposed tneroase, employees of the I havebeen impres$ through th
vetoing H.R. 5883, the Federal employ- fir- .,?, U
t
the Veto me.wge is sound and presents
overwheitnin data showing why this pay
legislation should not be enacted in its
present form..
Durfn,; the years I have served In Con-
,kreut I helm' championed and support d
legislat.r,n n ' viding rr.dcguate salaries
for our N.lttau s postal workers and
civil service employees. In addition, I
have supported bills providing life and
health insurance for the Federal workers
and sponsored other mrsisures Improving
Working rondit,rlns and arranting many
f
-- ---4 ?eeu,;wt#oin I know per.
to $60 a month less than sona1ly, :attd the tiVuble they have : had
+h rbin 50
thetr,Federal counterparts If the pend-
ing bill maw. 11k Iivlug - Whatever the figures
goes Into select It will increase may Show by way ~,corrsp&Msons, it is
that dlf?erence by another $20 to $24 a & fact that an. vnbellev?able ?.lumber, an
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together uny`ailed.IQr nWUberr of Total
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tah social case a
work ets. who are a e "
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iu'alesalonai group. are earning bet tariVtB,"iccl ter. eruls
rce
tw4en' 554 and $100 a month leas than xnmet `Tax t~ 1~i l~y `#etailed stories
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teceiveti by k`.deral C3ov
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eea who perform similar work. indiOating t ye which they are
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numt sous other examples ' of the tmderaoing Ii ol-tiev;t i ins.n
acme nature could be cited. age and lrsep
their' otzl irnd lli4 Yt the same time,
I wonder whether we stop to realize negate all of the abstract and theoret-
the damage We are mine, to A- . ., _ seal' arozm,m nta ?~ tt -
the sub
needs of F et,ei al workers, nor of file "pm' 8overnments and their emploYecal, fit- $k,* , evert beyond that. I
substantia c,ua r:vution which the u2ariy In the cam, of the smaller think there fire two er facts chick Wall
make to t,,c welfare and scounty of our States far removed from t!Ie large metro- make me vote to Override the veto. They
Aviation. I cannot in good POlttance'ntera, when r~.e widen this varl- are these:
conscience supIxil i IT.Ic 9383. ation. Not only shall we increase the Pint, that When the increase wmci2
It t+eenls sir al'. , t.l nee that Congress burden on the taxpayers. by reason of thelle epoYe have received since 2952
would ems ,st i :' S5U0,OU0 for a egress the.added cost of time Fr?.icral payroll: are s . iththe Peieases afforded
woul to ascertain the comporability al but, in addition, we shall put the tax- e
meet, the in normal private employ-
Federal salcert a ith Ulone paid in prof payers of many States 'n a situation in inept, they fall under par, with an aver-
Fe a lsl ?ss. together with a study of which. by using The Fe ucral Govern- age of d Mi pereen t. as contrasto,f vat the grade:-by-grade utt ntials, and meat's example as a lever, attempts will with 25 5 per pereerlt or more on the part of
then prose-ii to act on this sweeping pd be made to force UP the State, county, industry generally
legislation before the study is completed, and municipal payroll. 6e u". and -leery importantly, even
This suet et is the std e in final $p the real burden on the taxpayer Wl argiamentt which are made
form by s,mche. and to belt would may be very much heavier than that against ainst this bill Which the President hat
isdoi
dictate 01al u,? Wit". tmtil n
ext year to represented by tie proposed legislation In peens examined, It will be sto that
peel a i.,:~ h!"'! on the findings of now before us. Thins ::=. one addltionnl In percent ages it gets so close to Atmut
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hC bill. " r r ruerxt pay
facts -? a
it is; to l ii.tfiy a 7.5-
b r e' lcre:tnd officers, for the fiscal
year ending June :-,0, 1961, and for other
purposes", and cone it therein;
That the House r,>cede from its disagree-
ment to the amendn Lent of the Senate num-
bered 1, and concur therein with an amend-
ment, as follows: In lien of the sum named
therein, insert '12,50 )".
That the House r cede from its disagree-
ment to the amendn Lent of the Senate num-
bered 47, and concur therein with an amend-
ment, as follows: 5fter the word "trans-
ferred" insert "with tut reimbursement".
Independent offices zppropriation bill, 1961
TITLE I-INDE .'ENDENT OFFICES
Mr. MAGNUSON. I move that the
Senate concur in the House-amendments
to Senate amendments numbered 1- and
47.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The
question is on agreeing to the motion
of the Senator from Washington.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. MAGNUSON. For the purpose of
the RECORD, this report is a unanimous
concurrence of all conferees from both
the House and the Senate. There are
several important matters in this huge
appropriation bill in which the Senate
was interested and with respect to which
it instructed the conferees before they
went to conference. Among those is the
matter of the appropriation for the civil
defense program of matching funds for
State and local administrative costs.
We have agreed upon $6 million, which
is one-half of the $12 million requested,
and the program is scheduled to begin
January 1.
Provided for the General Services
Administration for the construction of
public buildings throughout the coun-
try is $165,441,000. It also includes the
construction of four large buildings in
the District of Columbia, and the Court
of Claims and the Court of Customs
Appeals.
Restored to the Federal Communica-
tions Commission is $150,000 for enlarg-
ing the investigation of stations as to
technical and legal requirements with
respect to their licenses. The Senate
added $50 million to begin the program
for housing for the elderly, after the
House had put in only $5 million, over
the opposition of the Federal Housing
Administration itself, but we finally de-
cided in conference to provide $20 mil-
lion for housing for the elderly, to get
the program off the ground and started.
Provided is $915 million, for the full
budget estimate, for the National Aero-
nautics and Space Administration.
Provided for medical research in the
Veterans' Administration is $4,500,000
of additional money, making ?$21,500,000
earmarked for 1961.
I ask unanimous consent to include in
the RECORD at this point a table showing
comparative action on all items in the
bill.
There being no objection, the table
was ordered to be printed in the RECORD,
as follows:
Item.
A ppropriations,
10601 -
Budget esti-
mates, 1961
IIouse bill
Senate bill
Conference
action
ExECJTIVE OFFICE OF TIIE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE MOBILIZATION
Salaries and expenses-------------------------------------------- -...............
encies
fFede
la
ti
f
$29,535,000
$25,750,000
000
10
000
$24,700,000
6,250,000
$25,200,000
6,250,000
$24,700,000
6,250,000
--------------
onso
ra
g
unc
Civil defenseanddefensemobilization
------------------
000
000
10
,
,
22,000,000
10,000,000
22,000,000
16,000,000
Federal contributions -------------------..----------------------------------------
ltisiergency supplies and equipment-----.----------------------------------------
,
,
6,950,000
4
000
000
11, 400,000
000
7
200
6,950,000
000
4
000
11, 400.000
4
000
000
9,175, 000
4,000,000
Research and development----, --------------------------------------- -----------
,
,
400
2
000
,
,
,
,
,
,
-------------
------------------
Construction of facilities ----------- -----------------------------------------------
,
,
----------------
--
------------------
-
Total, Office of Civil. and Defense Mobilization ............................
52, 885,000
-
76, 350, 000
51, 900,000
68, 850, 000
60,125, 000
Footnote at end of table.
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