Civil Service, 1962-1963, 1965-1972

Topics and types of documents include various correspondence dealing with civil service legislation and individuals rights; re: H. R. 9935 dealing with pay increases for federal employees; copy of H. R. 17534 affecting federal civilian employment; H. R. 18118 dealing with disability and dependency under the civil service retirement program; Federal Employee Legislation Enacted During the 91st Congress, January 1971; Federal Employee, January 1971; Government Standard, June 1971, March 1972; Public Employee, April 1971, February 1972; Washington Letter, American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO, October 1971, November 1971; and The New Spoils System: What Compulsory Unionism Means For Public Employees, National Right to Work Committee, February 1970. Correspondents include Jack Brooks; National Federation of Federal Employees (news releases); United States Customs Port Patrol Officers Lodge #981-American Federation of Government Employees, New York; National Association of Internal Revenue Employees; United States Civil Service Commission; ACLU-Washington Office; American Federation of Government Employees; American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees; American Postal Workers Union; and National Association of Letter Carriers.