European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 10, 1966, Darmstadt, Hesse                                March 1966 the stars and stripes pay Bui expected to pass with ease March b up a key congressman predicted tuesday fairly easy passage of president Johnsons per cent pay hike for civil service and postal Morris who would like a higher acknowledged thai Johnsons plan was about As far As you c without adding considerably to inflationary pres who Heads a House Post office and civil service subcommittee that is holding hearings on the presidents pay hike said he expected the House to approve a Bill fairly close to what Johnson pro Udall conceded there would be pressures within Congress to boost the pay of Federal workers higher than Johnson requested civil service commission subcommittee monday that the administration would be opposed to higher pay increases some congressmen have introduced pay raise Bills averaging Johnson in a message to con said his per cent in crease included fringe actual salary hikes would aver age per the pay hike would go into of feet next would Cost 1485 would affect million e Johnson was within Bounds of his per wa8eprice guide polls established As key weapons in our defense against with these nearly one million of the million employees affected will achieve pay comparability with private Johnson this statement was questioned by Paul who called the presidents proposals totally a member of the Post office said the pro posed pay hikes would go into effect next 1 while the administration was using private Industry figures dating Back to March leaving a wide Gap Between government and Pri vate pay veterinarian testifies Zeal of animal lovers helps create witness says March 8 a humane societies through mis guided Zeal have helped create a traffic in Laboratory animals that results in abuse of dogs and a University veterinarian testified Sigmund Rich of the University of California at los Angeles especially criticized animal welfare groups that oppose arrangements for Labora tories to obtain from animal pounds and shelters unclaimed 3 Sisters return to school Granny dress fight Over March 8 Trumansburg Sis ters have decided to return to school in conventional attire rather than risk continued suspension by wearing floor length Granny the fallen and were officially suspended Mon Day moments after they entered Trumansburg Junior High school and Charles Dicker son High school wearing the homemade a changed clothes and returned later in the her Sisters returned to school tuesday in conventional principals Robert of and Joseph of have said the dresses Are distracting and unsafe on the girls and 29th Gangland victim found shot near Boston March 8 a another victim of an apparent Gangland style the 29th in two years in the bos ton metropolitan found he had been shot in the head and dumped from a police police attempted identification through the victim was described As in his about 8 feet tall and dressed in working mans cloth police said an automobile registration slip in his pocket bore an Bast Boston a suburb of is about 13 Miles North of bos route 1 links the two the Man apparently was still alive when found in mid after noon in Brush off a Muddy Side Road near the Danvers fish and game club in nearby Middle he died before arriving at a in addition to the 29 slaying in Eastern Massachusetts the first on March 1984 there have been at least 20 other known attempted police solved two of the kill Ings and obtained convictions on murder five other men Are in jail awaiting Theodore planned Legal action against the Trumansburg school Board to Force authorities to allow the girls to Wear their grannies and to take away absent markings the two younger girls received Friday despite at Tendance in a research associate at Cornell feels his daughters education is too important to be sacrificed while court action is Tak ing place and has agreed that they should at least temporary obey authorities and return to he said he can obtain an in Junction against the Board forc ing them to allow the girls to Wear the dresses until Legal action is settled but that this  be work refused the younger girls were first sent Home from Junior High school Friday they were allowed to but the teachers marked them absent in class and refused to accept Homework Friday fallen was sent Home from when her Mother brought her Back she was Al Lowed to stay in Bateman said that feline and several of her friends had worn the Granny dresses Many times before but she was not sent Home until All the dogs and cats that otherwise would be thus they create the conditions they he Rich told a House agriculture subcommittee considering dog Nap Laws that i am on the fir ing he is responsible for the care of animals at he suggested that the instead of approving any of the pending set up a commission of experts to draft a Model Law for Protection of lab oratory a mostly of animal that overflowed the hearing burst into applause at the testimony of a wit Ness who identified As an employee of an unidentified experimental Ralph Mayer of said that although he works for one of the better lab i have seen conditions that my conscience wont for same division he criticized what he said wan and failure to give animals the testimony of some 20 other witnesses generally continued to show the same division the committee has encountered since it started its hearings humane society spokesmen urging a Strong Federal Law and representatives if universities and search facilities say ing they favor measures against pet stealing and but think these can be written with out unduly hampering scientific going to Bat people of were Golan bully aver controversial Blue Laws so they called in Batman to Aid la the slam diff fools and weigh lot my the protector of Gotham confusion brings threats to boys club i new March 8 Kupij ithe boys clubs of America re i ported with anguish tuesday that lit was being confused with the Dubols clubs of America because of the similarity in the pronunciation of the two i groups receiving threats As a the confusion arose because of radio and television news accounts involving the Dubols last week the Justice department acted in washing ton to require the Dubols clubs to Register As communist front group and on sunday an explosion damaged the National Headquarters in san Francisco of the youth people have been calling us and dont expect me to give you another dime or maybe i ought to throw a Brick through your said Edward Public information director of the boys this can very badly Hurt us financially if the lid int put on former vice president Rich Ard who succeeded the late former president her Bert Hoover As National Board chairman of the boys authorized a statement about the in he said because of the unfortunate similarity in the pronunciation of the Dubols clubs and the boys clubs of some people have been misled into confusing one organization with the this if an almost classic example of communist 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