On the recordMay 11, 1965
The pay adjustments proposed in this Message emphasize the obligation of the Federal Government to insist upon maximum return from every dollar spent on a salary.
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presidency.ucsb.eduLyndon Johnson: “The pay adjustments proposed in this Message emphasize the obligation of the Federal Government to insist upon maximum…”
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Special Message to the Congress on Increasing Federal Military and Civilian Pay Rates.
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