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Extensions of Remarks 26845 September 13, 1968 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS 26845 MISSISSIPPI TEXAS Earl C. Dresbach, Jr. Herman L. Mixson Bessie Y. Swedenburg, Mayhew, Miss., in Lowell L. Nafe, Argyle, Tex., in place of Edward W. Dzialo Donald E. Morin place of M. B. Morris, retired. L. M. Thompson, retired. William F. Harrell Thomas E. Mulvihill James M. Hayes Arthur A. Nelson, Jr. Maxine A. Hodges, Toccopola, Miss., in VIRGINIA place of K. Y. Patton, deceased. James S. Hecker Joseph A. Nelson Ruth H. Pruden, Crittenden, Va., in place Gilbert R. Hershey Noah C. New MISSOURI of N. H. Mason, retired. Marvin M. Hewlett Thomas P. Alva c. Clark, Ballwin, Mo., in place of K. Marvin B. Howell, Red Ash, Va., in place of Ralph A. Heywood O'Callaghan E. Feldmann, retired. 0. M. Brooks, retired. Twyman R. Hill Frederic o. Olson NEBRASKA Charles B. Snyder, Woodstock, Va., in place Kurt L. Hoch Owen L. Owens of J. S. Clower, retired. Frank X. Hoff Thurman Owens Dale O. Dallegge, Bartlett, Nebr., in place of WASHINGTON Donald E. Holben Robert E. Parrott E. M. Ball, retired. Joseph J. Holicky, Jr. William c. Patton NEW JERSEY Orville R., Amondson, Centralia, Wash., in Louis S. Hollier, Jr. Clifford J. Peabody place of F. M. Moses, retired. Glenn R. Hunter Eddie E. Pearcy Richard M. Degnan, Glen Gardner, N.J., in Mary J. Petterson, Eastsound, Wash., in place of R. c. DeRemer, deceased. David G. Jones Richard F. Peterson place of E. B. Gibson, deceased. Edward H. Jones William Plaskett, Jr. NEW YORK Lydia Roosendaal, Southworth, Wash., in Douglas T. Kane William D. Pomeroy Thomas L. Mooney, Bolivar, N.Y., in place place of Dick Roosendaal, deceased. John H. Keith, Jr. Albert R. Pytko of H.F. Sackinger, deceased. WEST VIRGINIA James P. Kelly Richard H. Rainforth Edwin P. Kennedy, Cazenovia, N.Y., in Walter C. Kelly Walter L. Redmond place of L. E. Hendrix, retired. Arlene F. Chambers, Bolt, W. Va., in place of A. A. Farmer, resigned. William A. Kerr Jack L. Reed NORTH CAROLINA Joseph D. Corns, Davin, W. Va., in place Robert King, Jr. James H. Reeder John R. Nichols, Jacksonville, N.C., in place of Ruth Corns, retired. Charles S. Kirchmann Robert V. Reese of W. H. Willis, retired. Frederick M. Klepp- Carroll D. Rowe, Sr. WISCONSIN sattel, Jr. John C. Scharfen OHIO Charles T. Lydon, Kendall, Wis., in place Wilson A. Kluckman George R. Scharnberg Homer L. McCarty, Cheshire, Ohio, in place of Q. B. Collins, transferred. Francis R. Kraince Richard J. Schening of Phyllis Hawley, retired. Alice M. Tourtillott, Neopit, Wis., in place Frederick S. Knight Robert B. Sinclair Josephine A. Price, Jacksonville, Ohio, in of V. E. Sickler, retired. Robert J. Lahr Clyde H. Slay,ton, Jr. place of H. J. Seckinger, retired. WYOMING James M. Landrigan Joris J. Snyder Henry J. Climer, Londonderry, Ohio, in John J. Leogue Walter E. Sparling place of V. L. Detty, resigned. James E. Poelma, Carpenter, Wyo., in place Dean W. Lindley Charles R. Stephenson Tom I. Murray, Novelty, Ohio, in place of of V. M. Pacheco, retired. Verle E. Ludwig III E. C. Schumaker, retired. IN THE MARINE CORPS Joseph W. Malcolm, Thomas J. Stevens Barbara J. Walters, Saint Johns, Ohio, in The following-named. officers of the Marine Jr. Richard M. Taylor place of Eileen Martin, retired. Corps for permanent appointment to the Andrew V. Marusak, William W. Taylor grade of major general: Jr. William G. Timme OKLAHOMA Donald L. May Henry A. F. Virgil G. Frey, Amorita, Okla., in place of Hugh M. Elwood Marion E. Carl Donn J. Robertson Arthur H. Adams Gene M. McCain Vonderheyde, Jr. B. J. Platts, retired. Alfred F. McCaleb, Charles M. Wallace, Jr. Elwood 0. Mallow, Geronimo, Okla., in Lowell E. English Louis Metzger William G. Thrash Jr. Marshall A. Webb, Jr. place of Lucretia Dickson, retired. The following-named officers of the Marine Stewart B. McCarty, Raymond J. Weber Robert R. Stephens, Purcell, Okla., in place Corps for permanent appointment to the Jr. Paul Weiler of D. S. Williams, retired. grade of brigadier general: James McDaniel Wallace Wessel OREGON George C. Axtell Foster C. LaHue Gordon D. McPherson Charles T. Westcott D. s. Rogers, Government Camp, Oreg., in George D. Webster Charles F. Widdecke George A. Merrill William J. White place of J. L. Hagen, transferred. James A. Feeley, Jr. Louis H. Wilson, Jr. Edward B. Meyer Royce M. Williams The following-named officers of the Marine George F. Meyers Robert L. Willis PENNSYLVANIA Corps for temporary appointment to the Jack L. Miles Howard Wolf Wllliam J. Gardner, Howard, Pa., in place of grade of colonel, subject to qualification Richard R. Miller Kermit M. Worley D. B. Gardner, retired. therefc.r as provided by law: Robert T. Miller Robert E. Young Walter L. Wheaton, Warren Center, Pa., in Robert V. Anderson Sherwood A. Brunnen- John F. Miniclier Wilbur K. Zaudtke place of L. F. Jones, deceased. Clark Ashton meyer John F. Mitchell Marvin S. Feist, White Haven, Pa., in place Louis Baerlswyl, Jr. George W. Callen of S. M. Braybrook, retired. Roscoe L. Barrett, Jr. George G. Chambers, PUERTO RICO Arthur C. Beverly Jr. Herbert J. Blaha Allen B. Clark CONFIRMATIONS Jose A. Ramirez, Caguas, P.R., in place of Charles H. Bodley Morris D. Cooke Angel Socorro, retired. William W. Eldridge, Clifford D. Corn Executive nominations confirmed by SOUTH CAROLINA Jr. James M. Cummings the Senate September 13, 1968: James R. Carter, Longs, S.C., in place of Dean E. Esslinger William M. Cummings U.S. CIRCUIT JUDGE G. L. Shaw, deceased. William S. Fagan Bertram H. Curwen, Jr. William J. Holloway, Jr., of Oklahoma, to Alfred F. Garrotto Olairence G. Dahl be U.S. circuit judge, 10th circuit. TENNESSEE William F. Gately, Jr. William J. Davis Marie S. Sampson, Fall Branch, Tenn., in Donald E. Gilman F.dmund G. Derning, U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE place of Annie Bacon, retired. John C. Boulware Jr. Lawrence Gubow, of Michigan, to be U.S. Paul L. Hicks, Joelton, Tenn., in place of Lawrence J. Bradley Jack N. Dillard district judge for the eastern di.strict of M. B. Reasoner, retired. James T. Breckinridge James W. Dillon Michigan. EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS PUBLIC PRINTER ANSWERS WASH­ reply to these allegations, which in my read it with a sense of dis1llusionment-dis­ INGTON URBAN LEAGUE view is wholly responsive to the charges illusionment in the fa.ct that the Urban of bias and discrimination leveled at the League and the Council for Negro Progress Government Printing Office. in Government are apparently unaware of what has been done and is now being done HON. CARL HAYDEN There being no objection, the letter in the Government Printing Office to develop OF ARIZONA was ordered to be printed in the RECORD, career opportunities for all of our employees IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES as follows: without regard to race, color, religion, sex, Friday, September 13, 1968 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, national origin, or political affiliation. Washington, D.C., September 13, 1968. I would first like to point out that the Mr. HAYDEN. Mr. President, recently Mr. JOHN E. JACOB, Government Printing Office ls one of the few the Government Printing Office was the Acting Executive Director, Washington Urban agencies in the Washington, D.O., area that object of a series of allega.tions by the League, Inc. provides a substantial amount of employ­ Urban League of Washington and the Mr. ALONZO C. BARNETT, ment where the greatest need exists-at the Council for Negro Progress in Government, unskilled level. We hire and offer unlimited Council for Negro Progress in Govern­ Washington, D.G. opportunity for the under-trained to learn ment. I should like to insert in the REC­ DEAR MR. JACOB and Mr. BARNE'rl': I re­ marketable skills and to advance to salary ORD Public Printer James L. Harrison's ceived your letter of September 5, 1968, and levels virtually unreachable in other places EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS September 13, 1968 of employment. Few employers, Federal or GG-9 through 11 is higher than the gov­ As part of the Civil Service examination, otherwise, open such g,reat a.venues of op­ ernmentwide average and I might point out all applicants for these jobs must lift and portunity to the unskilled. that there are a significant number of Negroes shoulder an 80-pound mail sack to demon­ The relative position of the Negro minority in this Office whose annual income exceeds strate their capability to lift heavy weights. in the Government Printing Office is apparent that of Grade,GG-12. Applicants are informed of both the test when the Civil Service Commission "Study of Supervisory positions fall into three cate­ and the type of work which they wlll do Minor.tty Group Employment in the Federal gories: (1) supervisors of journeyman em­ via a mimeographed sheet. (See Attachment Government, 1967" is carefully examined. ployees, (2) supervisors of wage board em­ 2.) 1 The le,tter of request for applicants to Significantly, the rate of upward progress for ployees, and (3) supervisors of professional, take the strength test again notes this re­ Negroes for several years has been greater in administrative, and clerical employees. At quirement. (See Attachment 3.)1 Upon ver­ this Office than in the total Federal estab­ the present time there are 127 Negro super­ bal request, applicants are taken to the lishment, a.nd our position has improved even visors in the Government Printing Office work site to see working conditions. more since that report was issued. supervising wage board and professional, ad­ In all cases, by the time of entrance-on­ There is no established system solely for ministrative, and clerical employees.
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