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APPENDIX TO
THE BUDGET
OF THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30
1962
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
AND
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT
U S . G O V E R N M E N T PRINTING OFFICE
W A S H I N G T O N : 1961
For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C.
Price $1.00 (Paper Cover)
INTRODUCTION
This appendix of the budget of the United States consists of two parts: (1) schedules of the detail of personal
services; and (2) statements on passenger motor vehicles
and aircraft.
DETAIL OF PERSONAL
SERVICES
The schedules which show the detail of personal services
reflected in the budget are furnished to the Congress
pursuant to section 204 of the Budget and Accounting
Act, 1921 (31 U.S.C. 581).
Positions of a permanent or indefinite duration are
distinguished from other employment. Any position is
counted if it is occupied or will be occupied at any time
during the year. Therefore, the number of positions
shown may exceed the maximum number of positions at
any one time, and nearly always exceeds the maximum
number of employees at any one time, due to delays in
filling vacancies, leave without pay, and similar factors.
Grades and their respective salary ranges are reflected
in the stub column; the most commonly used grade series,
the general schedule grades, is abbreviated " G S "
Titles are shown for positions with a base rate of $12,210
or above. Salaries are reported at the rate effective for
the greater part of the year. Since within-grade salary
advancements occur at various times during the year, the
rates shown will not be exactly equal to the compensation
earned, but the difference is taken up in the "Deduct
lapses" line. That line also covers savings due to vacancies, etc., and is offset in part by terminal annual leave
payments.
Separate entries cover employment in positions other
than permanent (temporary and intermittent employment). Other obligations for personnel compensation are
also detailed. Because most annual salaries are by law
II
the rate for 52 weeks, an additional entry covers the extra
earnings whenever there are regular workdays above the
52-week base. For employees with a Monday-throughFriday workweek, there were 2 extra days in 1960, and
there will be 1 extra day in 1961 and none in 1962.
The final amounts in the personal services schedules
agree with the entry for "Total personnel compensation"
in the object schedules of the budget. In cases where a
consolidated schedule in the appendix contains personal
services which are reflected in two or more object schedules, a distribution by account title follows the total line.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES A N D
AIRCRAFT
The statements on passenger motor vehicles and aircraft are furnished to the Congress pursuant to section 16
of the Administrative Expenses Act of 1946 (5 U.S.C. 78).
Passenger motor vehicles include automobiles, station
wagons, buses, and ambulances. The statements show
the number to be purchased in the coming year and the
cost, the exchange allowances estimated, and the number
of currently owned vehicles to be continued in use. The
cost of hire is shown with separate columns for hire from
interagency motor pools (such as those operated by the
General Services Administration) and from commercial
sources. As required, the statements identify the public
purposes for which the vehicles are intended, and the
officials and employees by whom they are to be used.
The statements on aircraft are similar to those on motor
vehicles, except that they show estimates for maintenance
and operation costs and omit estimates for hire, in accordance with the law.
Combat and tactical vehicles and aircraft of the Armed
Forces are omitted.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I. Detail of personal services:
Legislative branch
The judiciary
Executive Office of the President
Funds appropriated to the President
Independent offices.
General Services Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Defense—Military
Department of Defense—Civil
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Post Office Department
Department of State
Treasury Department
Trust funds:
Independent offices: Veterans Administration
General Services Administration
Department of Agriculture
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Treasury Department
Part II. Passenger motor vehicles and aircraft:
Passenger motor vehicles:
Executive Office of the President
Independent offices
General Services Administration
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Defense—Military
Department of Defense—Civil
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Post Office Department
Department of State
Treasury Department
Aircraft:
Independent offices
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Department of Defense—Military
Department of Defense—Civil
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
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168
168
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PART I
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL
OFFICE
OF T H E
ARCHITECT
OF T H E
CAPITOL
CAPITOL
1960 actual
SALARIES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $12,210:
Architect
Assistant architect
Second assistant architect
Coordinating engineer
Administrative officer
Executive assistant-.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent _
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$19,000
17,500
16,000
15, 576
15,576
15, 576
22,589
48,235
16,682
7,176
16,000
14,489
14,489
14,489
11,090
53,100
7,510
7,405
6,285
15,576
15, 576
15, 576
11,939
58,260
8,091
7,987
6,947
22,320
9,280
13,020
7,985
3,590
35,027
10,025
14,207
8,320
3,765
12,605
28,828
10,359
13, 707
12, 584
3,869
6,638
31
270,434
33
282,500
26.5 228,634
31
270,434
33
282,500
1,800
1,000
1,000
25,196
24,466
28,500
255,630
295,900
312,000
AND
GROUNDS
BUILDINGS
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num - Total Num- Total Num - Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $12,210:
Supervising engineer.
1 $14,489
1 $15,576
1 $15,576
9,530
10,255
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
1
1
3
28,425
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,8604
33,880
4
3
25,020
31,240
6,805
7,490
2
14,650
1
1
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
2
12,720
14,025
1
2
6,930
1
2
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
6,370
6,875
12, 265
1
2
2
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
10, 710
2
11,865
10, 710
4,345
4,790
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1
1
1
4,510
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
4,325
2
1
2
8,710
8,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
33 116,260 33 125,000 33 125,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv94 440, 277 94 460,879 96 493,489
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential—
Total personal services
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$8,810
3
1
1
19,755
4,490
3,540
1
1
2
2
1
$9,475
7,820
13,860
9,825
3,920
1
1
2
2
1
48
210,486
48
225,820
48
230,400
54
3
247,081
22,711
55 270,720
0. 5 3,420
55
275,900
51
224,370
54.5 267,300
55
275,900
9,897
7,500
7,500
1,900
38,877
1,100
1,000
44,000
1,100
1,000
45,000
1,100
276,144
320,900
330,500
Total personal services
$9,475
7,820
14,025
10,155
4,025
6,638
28 237,552
1.5 8,918
BUILDINGS
CAPITOL
$19,000
17,500
16,000
Total personal services..
CAPITOL
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$19,000
17,500
GROUNDS
141
2
657,516
10,216
142
698,900
146
745,400
139
647,300
142
698,900
146
745,400
8,459
16,000
16,000
4,200
132,419
5,200
2,200
144,000
5,200
2,200
155,000
5,200
797,578
866,300
923,800
SENATE OFFICE BUILDINGS
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
1 $13,377
1 $14,381
1 $14,381
Superintendent
1
8,955
1
9,215
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1
7,030
1
7,560
1
7,820
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
3
18,555
3
20,130
3
20,625
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
2
11,690
3
19,140
3
19,635
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
6
32,430
4
23,565
4
24,060
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
2
9,580
2
10,155
2
10,485
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
3
13,170
3
13,860
3
14,355
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1
3,755
1
4,145
1
4,250
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
4
12,790
4
13,895
4
14,210
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
60 221,240
60 221,240
than $12,210
~ ~ 60 205,768
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv269
1,133,939
267
1,003,032
268
1,084,989
alent to less than $12,210
Deduct lapses
351 1,442,015
352 1,494,215
349 1,326,712
351 1,442,015
352 1,494,215
20,075
15,000
15, 000
10,000
156, 567
36,000
5,000
230,485
36,000
5,000
230,485
36,000
1, 549,354
1,728, 500
1,780,700
350 1,331,177
Total permanent
1
-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
LEGISLATIVE
4,465
GARAGE
1960 actual
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
7
$28,118
7
$30,000
7
$30,800
2
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL—Continued
C A P I T O L B U I L D I N G S AND
L I B R A R Y BUILDINGS AND
GROUNDS
STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL CARE, LIBRARY
AND GROUNDS
GROUNDS—Continued
BUILDINGS
LEGISLATIVE GARAGE—continued
1960 actual
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
18
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
7
28,100
Total personal services
7
30,000
7
30,800
200
9,352
1,200
100
10,800
1,200
100
10,800
1,200
38,852
42,100
42,900
Grades and ranges:
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
$4,490
3,875
57
59
1
58
Total personal services
HOUSE OFFICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Superintendent1 $14,489
$15,576
$15,576
9,215
9,475
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1
7,560
8, 230
7,820
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
14,025
19,155
14,355
3
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
6,875
6,370
6,875
1
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,87525,545
23, 220
25,875
4
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
16,140
10,180
16,470
2
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
21,250
19,440
21,670
5
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6703,760
3,495
3,865
1
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-..
11,970
14,255
12,180
4
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
75 253,886 75 285,3
than $12,210
—
75 285,396
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv284 778,608 284 827,4
284 843,743
alent to less than $12,210
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential
1
1
$4,995
3,760
1
1
$4,995
3,865
322,198
57
340,645
57
345,740
330,563
4,769
59
349,400
59
354,600
325,794
59
349,400
59
354,600
2,500
87,286
4,000
1,300
92,000
4,000
1,300
93,100
4,000
419, 580
446,700
453,000
BUILDINGS
1960 actual
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
381 1,151,328
6
32,028
381 1,244,800
381 1,263,300
375 1,119,300
381 1,244,800
381 1,263,300
432
2,500
2,500
6,000
102,958
15,000
3,700
145,000
15,000
3,700
148,000
15,000
1,411,000
1,432,500
Total personal services..
CAPITOL P O W E R
BOTANIC GARDEN
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
BOTANIC
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
GARDEN
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$7,750
7,105
6.435
4,340
3,255
$8,600
7,820
7,095
4,840
3,500
43 208,835
43 224,342
48 237,720
2.5 13,233
48 256,197
1
3,597
45. 5 224,487
47 252,600
2,316
3,000
1,800
37,095
3,700
1,000
40,500
3,700
300,800
Total personal services
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
PLANT
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
-
-
—
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
1
$9,530
5,240
4,040
3,780
1
1
1
1
$10,255
5,665
4,460
4,180
1
1
1
1
$10,255
5,830
4,565
4,285
73
418,236
78
465,835
78
477,065
77
440,826
3
82
490,395
95
82
502,000
77
440,823
82
490,300
82
502,000
21,749
2,500
2,500
3,400
34,897
11,300
1,800
48,000
11,300
1,800
48,000
11,300
512,169
553,900
565,600
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 * $20,000
1 $20,000
Librarian of Congress
17,500
1
17,500
Chief assistant librarian of Congress. _ 1
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1
15,843
17,121
Chief of division
2
30,821
33,472
Director of department
16,601
Law librarian
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
14,243
30,914
Associate director of department
1
14,435
15,582
Director of department
1
14,472
Law librarian
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,830
1
Assistant librarian for public affairs.
13,830
1
13,106
1
Associate director of department
14,475
1
13,187
1
Associate law librarian
6
79,229
12 170,351
Chief of division
13,830
1
Chief offiscalservices
13,830
1
Coordinator
—
15,038
1
1
13,978
Deputy chief assistant librarian
2 28,868
2
25,542
Science research specialist14,475
1
Specialist
-
1962 estimate
3
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
G8-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant director of department
Budget officer
Chief of division
Chief offiscalservices
Coordinator
Executive officer
Head of section
Information retrieval specialistKeeper of collections
Selection officer
Specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
_
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
_
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
5
1
$56,849
11,357
8
1
1
1
96,592
11,717
11,542
11,357
1
1
1
31
42
"
8
12,295
74,290
11,
123
100
25
80,773
1
6
27
43
80
11
131
16
110
41
141
140
141
79
25
300,559
414,175
659, 570
85,568
911,415
101,749
646,813
223,364
696,882
617,973
573,096
300, 849
85,476
28
43
82
11
132
16
115
41
152
144
145
80
27
315,433
420,885
685,802
86,665
933,332
103,902
686,474
227,628
760, 760
643,110
598,889
309,655
344, 401
94 323,690
1,168
1,105
1,120
6, 968,086
5,954,843
6,678, 872
26.9 160, 589
32.5 175,080
38 225,167
92
Total personal services..
325,931
COPYRIGHT
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
SERVICE
EXPENSES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
Senior specialist
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Analyst
Assistant chief of division
Attorney
_
Chief of division
Specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Analyst
Assistant chief of division. _
Attorney
Economist..
Executive officer
SpecialistGS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$17,514
1
$18,512
1
$18,512
1
17
15,392
268,804
1
17
16,871
290,342
1
17
17,056
293,212
2
30,599
2
30,784
1
1
13,083
13,083
1
14,142
1
14,394
4
4
52,673
51.615
1
3
6
13,830
43,655
83,916
1
3
6
14,061
44,138
85,365
2
1
3
1
1
22,963
11,357
36,337
11,726
11,357
3
2
4
37,135
24,590
51,110
3
2
4
37,710
24,960
51,500
10
13
17
1
22
18
6
15
26
10
4
104,670
114,793
127,826
7,426
143,421
97,239
30,384
67,418
107,274
36,708
13,701
1
1
8
14
17
1
35
21
9
10
34
6
4
12,295
12,295
88,872
133,270
139,329
7,987
239,464
119,240
48,192
47,631
148,375
24,612
14,480
1
1
8
14
17
1
35
21
9
10
34
6
4
12,480
12,480
89,814
135,200
141,897
7,987
243,867
121,063
49,185
48,623
150,332
25,024
14,892
1
4,410
1
4,534
1
4,534
180 1, 381,174 203 1, 665, 278 203 1,689, 070
8.9 73,854
9.7 74,344
9.6 79,062
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential-
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
7,036,943
OFFICE
SALARIES AND
Total personal services..
1,151
6,054,015
SALARIES AND
12,480
75,400
12,480
62,400
12,230
13,520
12,750
13,520
12,545
12,
REFERENCE
8 $100,650
12,295
61,475
11,
325,
381,6
534,0058
42,9936
776,6652
60,1169
662,3391
192,5564
634, 347
r
619, 073
(
465, 470
348, 786
$99,315
Net permanent (average number,
1,141.1
1,092
1,072.5
net salary)
6,453,705
6,807,497
5,779,763
Positions other than permanent:
128,058
128, 058
Part-time employment
119,299
4,000
4,000
Temporary employment
4,182
Other personal services:
25, 688
42, 780
25, 688
Regular pay above 52-week base,.
91,681
54, 500
54, 500
Overtime and holiday pay
16,310
17,200
17,200
Nightwork differential
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Register of copyrights
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division
General counsel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant register of copyrights
Chief of basic research
Chief of division.
General counsel—
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of division.—
Attorney-adviser
Chief of division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
LEGISLATIVE
193.4
194.1
1, 586,216
' 1,615,216
170.3
1,306,830
10,180
2,928
326
1,320,264
Total personal services.
25,000
25,000
6,405
5,000
250
6,405
5,000
250
1, 622, 871
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$17,514
1
$18,512
1
$18,512
1
1
15,332
15,332
1
1
15,517
15,517
1
1
12, 771
13,245
13,245
13,245
1
1
13,830
14,475
1
1
14,061
14,706
1
1
1
4
5
11,606
11,606
1
1
1
3
5
12,545
12,545
13, 520
34,409
48,225
100, 792
7,987
114,339
32,260
227, 608
43, 763
229, 789
234,391
172, 353
11.222
6,459
1
1
1
12, 750
12, 750
13, 520
34,799
49,005
101,942
7,987
115, 661
32,922
231, 583
44, 568
239,438
237,172
182, 500
14, 840
6, 562
1
1
11
1
17
3
40
5
50
51
42
3
2
12,563
41,823
43, 980
86,039
7,420
112,465
17, 686
221,072
26,345
221,333
210, 805
156, 533
9.920
5,943
DISTRIBUTION
OF C A T A L O G
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
12
1
16
5
48
52
43
3
2
3
5
12
1
16
5
38
8
49
52
45
4
13, 688
14,3*"°
14,373
245 1,280,847
5.7 29,766
247 1,394,061
1.8 10,359
251 1,430,685
1.8 10,359
239. 3
1,251,081
245.2
1,383,702
249.2
1,420,326
500
500
9,484
19,619
5,341
5,000
5,341
5,000
1,280,184
1,394, 543
1,431,167
CARDS
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
Editor
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.__
—
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.—
—GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
—
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1 $11,909
1 11,799
4
8
2
8
3
15
13
34
32
70
40
6
34, 745
60, 069
14,990
51,152
18, 640
84,267
66, 812
152, 762
132,210
267, 787
142, 981
21, 493
5,096
$13,
12,
37,
73,
8,
56,
20,
108,
55,
156,
159,
292,
141,
26,
5,283
238 1,076, 712 238 1,168,077
2.4 10,999
1.1 5, 536
235.6
236.9
1,065, 713
1,162, 541
7, 792
43,960
1,117,465
1,167,034
1,651,871
4
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS—Continued
B O O K S FOR THE
SALARIES AND
BLIND
EXPENSES
1961 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$12,886
2
21,239
2
14,724
2
1
3
3
6
8
12,234
5,551
13,457
12,598
22,623
27,893
-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
..
1
$15,332
1
$15,517
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
3
3
8
3
12,295
11,939
16,042
7,987
7,030
12,459
16,015
14,705
12,847
31,550
11,067
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
3
3
10
3
12,480
11,939
16,432
7,987
7,196
12,624
16,347
15.036
13,156
39,595
11,273
28 143,205
0.1
277
29 169,268
1.3 7,362
31 179,582
1.3 7,362
27. 9 142, 928
Total personal services
27.7 161,906
29.7 172,220
550
205
651
651
143, 683
162, 557
172, 871
ORGANIZING AND MICROFILMING THE P A P E R S OF THE
SALARIES AND
PRESIDENTS
EXPENSES
1961 estimate
1960 actual
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 —
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
—
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1
1
1
2
8
3
2
$8,430
7,062
6,067
10,056
33,190
11,664
7,106
$9,300
7.886
6,697
21.963
26.665
13.367
3.818
17.6 81,887
16.6 87,753
16.6 87,753
500
500
324
205
345
345
82,416
88, 598
88, 598
MOTION
PICTURES
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1
1
2
0.1
—
$3.829
3,313
1
1
$4,213
3,568
1
1
$4,213
3,568
7,142
287
2
7,781
2
7,781
6,855
R E V I S I O N OF ANNOTATED
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Senior specialist
$13,730 to $15,030:
Digitized forGS-15.
FRASER
Attorney.
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-7. Bank
$5,355 to
Federal Reserve
of $6,345
St. Louis
1
1
1
4
6
3
1
17
89,696
0. 4 1. 943
1960 actual
Total personal services
$9,300
7,886
6,697
21.963
26,665
13.367
3.818
17
89,696
0.4 1, 943
OF E A R L Y AMERICAN
Grades and ranges:
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670_
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1
1
1
4
6
3
1
18
83,575
0.4 1,688
Total personal services
PRESERVATION
1962 estimate
7,781
7,781
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$16,536
1
1
1
13,749
7,571
5,366
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
$4,056
5
47,278
1.6 15,485
Total personal services
31,793
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS
SALARIES AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,210 or above:
$16,035: Superintendent of documents..
1 $14,435
1 $15,787
1 $16,037
$13,770: Assistant superintendent of
documents
1
12,334
1
13,520
1
13,790
Less than $12,210
333 1,536, 811 367 1,813,827 367 1,842,349
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv128 455,415 142 522,143 142 522,143
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment...
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
463 2,018,995
7.2 31,215
511 2,365,277
5.5 25,692
511 2,394,319
5.5 25,692
455.8
1,987,780
505.5
2,339,585
505.5
2,368,627
336,299
404,800
404,800
15, 531
171,629
6,320
9,062
24,000
4,700
24,000
4,700
2, 517, 559
2,782,147
2,802,127
$2,718,147
64,000
$2,738,127
64,000
$2,388,468
129,091
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE R E V O L V I N G
1960 actual
FUND
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- : Total Num- Total Num- Total
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,210 or above:
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
$20,000: Public Printer
1 $20,000
1
17,514
6,167
$18,500: Executive officer
1
17,500
$17,500: Deputy public printer
1
17,500
1
17,500
$17,310: Assistant executive officer
1
16,099
and director of personnel
2,885
$16,295:
1
15,163
Comptroller
1
16,307
1
16,307
1
15,163
Director of purchases
1
16,307
1
16,307
$15,577:
1
15,080
Planning manager.
1
15,579
1
15,579
Production manager
1
15,080
1
15,579
1
15,579
$15,255: Director of personnel1
12,723
1
15,267
1
13,686
1
14,706
$14,705: Plant engineer
1
14,706
1
13,790
$13,770: Technical director..
1
12,563
1
13,790
1
13,749
$13,730: Assistant comptroller.
1
13,749
1
11,606
1
13,520
1
13,520
$13,510: Medical officer
1
12,563
$13,222:
Assistant planning manager
1
12.730
1
13.229
1
13.229
1
12.730
Assistant production manager
1
13.229
1
13.229
1
12.085
$12,990: Assistant plant engineer
1
13.000
1
13.000
1
12,563
$12,210: Assistant director of personnel1
12,230
1
12.230
1,029
Less than $12,210—
1,019
1,019
5,585,424
5,791,156
5,791,156
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210.
4,767
4,809
4,809
25,831,125
26.315,453
26.789.333
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
CONSTITUTION
1962 estimate
1961 estimate
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential..
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
5,812
31,648,674
100.2
545,445
5,843
32,337,109
65.3
361,482
5,843
32,804,481
46
258.481
5,711.8
31,103,229
5,777.7
31,975,627
5,797
32,546,000
243.451
4,836,160
1,721,267
124.373
4,700,000
1,800,000
4,"600"660
1,854 000
38,600,000
39,000.000
141,826
38,045,933
THE JUDICIARY
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
SALARIES
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num-• Total Num - Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,431:
1 $35,500
1 $35,500
Chief Justice.
1 $35,500
Associate Justice
8 280,000
8 280,000
8 280,000
Reporter
1
16,016
1
17,202
17,202
1
Librarian
1
1
13,978
13,000
13,978
1
12,750
1
1
13,728
Marshal
13,728
1
Grades established by the Supreme
Court:
2
24,420
2
26,291
2
$11,698 to $13,129
26,291
32,157
3
29,370
32,739
3
3
$9,850 to $11,281
—
19 160,826
$8,316 to $9,746
19 174,452 19 178,476
3
24,128
$7,694 to $8,784
26,395
3
3
26, 582
20 144,851
20 156,395 21 163,863
$7,078 to $8,168
3
20,218
22,173
$6,473 to $7,563
...
3
22,360
3
9
54,704
89,544
$5,890 to $6,980
14
97,552
15
3
17,326
2
13,354
2
13,354
$5,313 to $6,402
$4,479 to $5,869
31 156,291 29 158,309 29 161,575
4
19,053
$4,444 to $5,137
.
15
77,355
15
77,896
15
66,269
12
12
$4,136 to $4,829
53,539
54, 766
9
4,326
$3,850 to $4,543
35,922
1
1
4,430
26
94,890 26 103,584 26 104,666
$3,503 to $4,197
4
16,224
4
Rate of $4,352
17, 472
4
17,472
2,350
2,517
1
1
1
2,517
Rate of $2,516
—
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
164 1,224,108
10
55,321
166 1,318,271
4
29,865
168 1,344,947
4
29,641
154 1,168,787
162 1,288,406
164 1,315,306
4,324
59,467
5,000
73,694
5,000
73,694
6,951
3,900
1,239,529
1,371,000
Total personal services
CARE
OF T H E B U I L D I N G A N D
1960 actual
1,394,000
Total personal services.
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
excess of $12,210:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$25,500:
1 $25,500
1 $25,500
1 $25,500
Chief judge
4 102,000
4 102,000
4 102,000
Judeje.
.
$18,500: Chief technical adviser
1
18,512
1
18,512
1
17,514
$17,500: Chief technical adviser
$14,785: Clerk.
1
14,789
1
14,789
1
13,770
$13,750: Clerk.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
11,606
1
12,750
1
13,000
Marshal
1
10,629
1
11,419
1
11,690
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
4
30,348
6
48,796
6
49,346
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1
6,968
1
7,675
1
7,821
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
2
12,896
2
14,040
2
14,207
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1
5,637
1
6,219
1
6,386
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
5,450
1
6,032
1
6,198
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
3
14,997
3
16,973
3
17,306
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
1
4,326
1
4,680
1
4,680
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
4
15,433
4
16,970
4
17,180
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
_-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
1
1
$8,080
4,985
1
1
$8,080
4,985
31
165,268
31
172,135
31
174,935
33
177,148
10
33
185,200
33
188,000
33
177,138
33
185,200
33
188,000
Total personal services
1,400
38,391
2,400
700
46,000
2,400
700
46,000
2,400
219,329
234,300
237,100
AUTOMOBILE FOR THE C H I E F
1960 actual
JUSTICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges established by the
Supreme Court:
1
$4,472
$3,844 to $4,472
1
$4,680
1
$4,805
$4,444 to $5,137
Total permanent
Deduct lapses. _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
26 277,074
0. 8 2, 554
28
1
306,355
3,115
28
1
308,615
3,115
25.2 274,520
27
303,240
27
305,500
10, 500
1
4,472
179
1
4,680
1
4,805
1
4,293
1
4,680
1
4,805
1,130
660
275, 650
314,400
10, 500
316,000
CUSTOMS COURT
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$7,270
4,610
$4,805
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
1
$18
4,698
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
\
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
$32
4,325
COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS
Total personal services
GROUNDS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $12,210:
$22,500:
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
Chief judge
8 180,000
8 180,000
8 180,000
Judge
1
16,557
$16,555: Clerk
1
16,557
1
15,413
$15,400: Clerk
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
11,357
1
12.230
1
12,480
Marshal
8
97,840
Law assistant . _
9 110,070
9
94.453
1
10.899
5
53,250
GS 13. $10,635 to $11.935
6
54,352
6
58,740
1
9,755
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
5
35,900
5
39,145
5
40,415
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860....
1
6,656
1
7,010 10
70.100
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
4
24,710
4
27,290
7
47,290
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
15
81,515
18 105,414
10
57,658
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
5
23,983
3
16.661
3
16,994
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
10
50,294
12
60,412
8
37,834
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
14
59,384
14
60,653
13
50.587
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
8
31,306
9
32,738
8
32,136
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
86
7.5
Net permanent (average number,
78.5
net salarv)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services.-
671,998
42, 223
89
2
735,270
5,670
95
2
790,270
5,670
629,775
87
729,600
93
784,600
16,667
7,000
3,286
2,000
649,728
738,600
7,000
791, 600
5
6
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
COURT OF CLAIMS
SALARIES
AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
$25,500:
Chief judge.
Judge
$19,000: Commissioner
$16,555: Clerk
$13,750: Clerk
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Auditor-.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Auditor.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
4
13
$25,500
102,000
247,146
13.770
1
4
14
1
12.771
1
4
1
2
16
7
5
3
1
11,357
38,791
7,530
13,624
100,918
40,623
28,100
14,394
4,347
34,442
22,318
$25,500
102,000
266,157
16,557
1
4
15
1
$25,500
102,000
285,168
16,557
1
4
1
12,480
44,138
8,341
15.163
14,061
1
4
1
2
16
6
7
12,480
43,347
8,091
14,831
109,948
38,147
41,869
16,017
4,846
37,128
23,586
14,061
2
16
6
8
3
1
8
6
112,281
38,980
48,048
16,494
5,013
37,232
74
3
717,631
52,015
76
3
774,565
16,393
78
3
805,342
16,420
71
665,616
73
758,172
75
788,922
Total personal services..
5,728
6,178
4,183
2,450
675,527
766,800
6,178
795,100
COURTS OF APPEALS, DISTRICT COURTS, AND
OTHER JUDICIAL SERVICES
SALARIES
OF
$23,000: District judge..
$22,500: District judge
Senior and resigned judges:
Senior judge
Resigned judge
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
68
68
$1,734,000
$1, 734,000
1
23,000
1
23,000
1
23,000
247 5, 557,500 244 5, 490,000 244 5,490,000
74 1,770,802
7
98,274
77 1,833,750
7
99,193
77 1,833, 750
7
99,193
397 9,183, 576 397 9,179,943
16 358,677
13 293,943
397 9,179,943
13 293,943
8, 824,899
8,886,000
8,886,000
PERSONNEL
1960 aetual
1962 estimate
68$1,734,000
S A L A R I E S OF S U P P O R T I N G
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chairman, Commission on Mental
Health, District of Columbia
Probation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative assistant to chief
judge
Probation officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.—
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber
salary
Total personal services.
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates fixed
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
by Judicial Conference:
ber salary
$12,210 or above:
ber salary
ber salary
$17,500: Senior pretrial examiner,
Southern District of New York___
1 $17,514
$16,665: Pretrial examiner, District of
1 $16,682
Columbia
1
16,682
$16,555:
16 264,909
Clerk
16 264,909
Register of Wills, District of Co1
16,557
lumbia
1
16,557
$15,500: Pretrial examiner, District of
1
$15,517
Columbia
$15,400:
16 246,605
Clerk
Register of Wills, District of Co1
15,413
lumbia
$15,000: Pretrial examiner, Southern
3
45,054
District of New York
11 162,677
11 162,677
$14,785: Clerk
33
468,125
33
468,125
$14,185: Clerk
11 151,'
$13,750: Clerk.
33 435, {
$13,200: Clerk
$12,900: Assistant pretrial examiner,
1
12,917
District of Columbia.
1
12,917
Less than $12,210
319 2,326,251 312 2,433,090 315 2,455,991
2,723
2,753
2,837
16,033,316
17, 573,916
18,429,775
58.5 288,856
45 265,516
54 300,175
Total permanent _
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
2, 664. 5
2,708
net salary)
2,783
18,129, 600
15,744,460
17,308,400
Positions other than permanent:
Clerk hire, circuit and district judges
3,931,903
4,465,600
4,637,200
Temporary employment
194,660
150,000
250,000
Part-time employment
74,112
80,000
80,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
152,372
83,800
Additional pay for service abroad66,139
62,200
62, 200
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
20,163,646
22,150, 000
23,159,000
$20,156,449
7,197
$22,143,000
7,000
$23,152,000
7,000
JUDGES
1960 actual
Special positions at annual rates:
Circuit and district judges:
$25,000: Circuit judge...
1961 estimate
$13,686
13,083
1 11,835
11 131, 706
69 695,073
58 509,163
171 1,344,262
220 1 481, 563
169 1 065,460
79 472,980
235 1,276,017
319 1, 593, 696
446 2,006,971
480 1,921,132
36 136, 531
46 169,042
1
1
$15,038
14,394
1 13,000
11
143,583
74 814,507
56 522,996
171 1, 456,854
242 1.777,922
149 1,019,658
82 534,268
236 1,402,400
325 1, 771, 765
477 2,333, 697
473 2,057,953
33 137,904
46 183,020
1
1
1
$15,038
14,706
13,270
144,353
852,446
61
584, 730
181 1, 550,058
249 1,858,607
185 1,265, 597
86 561,975
251 1,501,864
345 1,892, 025
657 3,224,251
279 1,200, 612
26 111,945
44 177,287
11
77
ADMINISTRATIVE
O F F I C E OF T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S
1960 actual
COURTS
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Director
___
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
Deputy director
17, 514
18,512
18, 512
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant director (management)
18, 512
17,514
18, 512
Assistant director (legal)
18, 512
17, 514
18, 512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief, division of procedural studies
15,392
16, 806
17,056
and statistics
15,392
16, 806
17,056
Chief, bankruptcy division
Chief, division of business adminis15,392
16, 806
tration
16,806
15,392
16, 806
Chief, probation division
16, 806
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,083
14,061
14,394
Chief, personnel division
Assistant chief, division of procedural
12, 771
13,749
14,061
studies and statistics
12,771
13, 749
14,061
Assistant chief, bankruptcy division. _
Assistant chief, division of business
12, 771
13, 749
14, 061
administration
12, 771
13, 749
14,061
Assistant chief, probation division
12, 771
13, 749
13, 749
Administrative attorney
13, 749
14,061
Assistant chief, probation division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
11, 606
Assistant chief, probation division
11,835
13,000
Chief auditor
Chief, section of court services and
11, 606
12, 480
12, 750
quarters
11,357
12,230
12,480
Administrative attorney
Assistant to the chief, probation
12,230
division
Assistant to the chief, bankruptcy
12,230
division
4
39,604
4
42,849
43, 867
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
6
51, 501
7
64,605
65, 645
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
5
36,128
4
30, 784
31,304
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
2
13, 769
2
15,163
15,329
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
17 105, 558 17 115,399
117, 892
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
22
117,457
23 134, 574
148,139
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
17
80,996
17
88, 275
95, 951
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
24 103, 545 27 126, 528
147, 742
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
23
90, 897 21
90,376
96,200
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
6
21,944
4
16, 017
19,990
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
7
THE JUDICIARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
D educt lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
SALARIES
$13,750: Referee in bankruptcy
$12,500: Referee in bankruptcy
$11,250: Referee in bankruptcy
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
$7,654
14
74,815
2
$7,758
15
78,349
14
$72,926
991,777
73,194
160 1,084,064
3
13,764
172 1,172, 564
3
13,764
145
918,583
157 1,070,300
169 1,158,800
1,441
5,216
5,000
51,500
5,000
61,500
7,066
11.901
4,100
10,000
10,000
14,424
958, 631
OF
1,140,900
1,235,300
REFEREES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates established by
the Judicial Conference:
$15,000: Referee in bankruptcy
2
158
13
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
69
$1,035,000
16 220,000
15 187,500
7
78,750
90
$1,350,000
13 178,750
6
75,000
3
33,750
120
$1,800,000
7
96,250
11 137,500
107 1,521,250
1
15,197
112 1,637,500
2
29,500
138 2,033,750
1.5 22,500
106
1,506,053
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
110
1,608,000
136.5
2,011,260
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment
Total personal services
EXPENSES
OF
$354,666
$371,000
$276,000
1,860,619
1,979,000
2,287,250
REFEREES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
9
3
7
76
56
99
110
129
7
2
$8,590
7,280
62,088
19,344
42,141
414,669
271,898
423,405
428,892
462,592
24,294
5,949
2
1
9
3
6
79
57
108
120
130
6
$18,200
7,821
68,037
21,154
39,646
471,743
302,869
506,231
507,104
604,641
19,344
2
1
9
13
6
99
67
148
160
130
5
$18,470
8,071
69,202
85,967
40,310
587,558
359,154
695,112
679,224
515,561
19,760
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
500 2,171,142
30 125,419
520 2,466,789
10
40,789
640 3,078,389
10
40,789
Net permanent
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Additional pay for service abroad
470 2,045,723
510 2,426,000
630 3,037,600
96,512
110,776
120,000
115,000
120,000
115,000
16,600
1,560
9,800
1,400
1,400
2,271,171
2,672,200
3,274,000
Total personal services
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $17,500:
$22, 500
The Assistant to the President
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
22,000
Deputy assistant to the President
1
22,000
1
22.000
21,000
Special counsel to the President
1
21,000
1
21,000
42,000
Secretary to the President
2
42,000
2
42,000
Administrative assistant to the President
120,000
6
120,000
120.000
17, 500
Special assistant to the President
1
17,500
17,500
17, 500
Secretary to the Cabinet
1
17.500
17, 500
17,500
Staff assistant to the President
1
17,500
17, 500
GS-17. $16, 530 to $17, 570:
Assistant to the deputy assistant to
the President
17,056
15,615
Assistant staff secretary
15,855
Executive clerk
17,056
~16~806
15,615
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
16,037
Administrative officer (chief usher)—.
15, 787
14,430
Assistant to the deputy assistant to
16,307
the President
16,307
14,910
Special assistant
15,517
15, 517
14,190
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
14,061
14,061
13,070
Assistant executive clerk
14,061
14,394
13,070
Assistant to the secretary to the
14,706
14,394
13,070
Cabinet
Assistant special counsel to the President
1
13,749
13,749
1
Associate press secretary
14,394
14,394
1
1
13,070
Chief of records
1
14,061
13, 749
1
12, 770
Special assistant
14,394
1
14,061
1
12,770
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
39, 540
39,290
Administrative officer
3
3
3
36,225
Assistant special counsel to the President
1
11,355
12,480
Chief of correspondence
12,230
1
1
12,480
Chief, telegraph and travel service
12,230
1
11,355
1
1
55,059
55, 806
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
5
5
51,370
5
73, 800
7
66,725
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
8
7
60,470
54, 517
56,347
7
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860....
7
4
30,280
90, 355 12
91, 625
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
13
91, 330 12
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
25 175, 824
14
93, 390 25 173,079
G 8-8. $5,885 to $6,875
32 188, 865 29 185,514
29 388, 677
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
29 160,020
27 159, 689 28 168,376
GS 6. $4,830 to $5,820
29 144,460
39 208, 894 39 214,537
GS-fi. $4,345 to $5,335
43 191,020
37 176,487
35 172, 955
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
27 121, 576
30 123, 625 25 111,904
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
47,210
60, 761 15
61, 801
15
12
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
42,
860
11,481
3
11,377
12
3
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
39,147
39,334
10
10
11
40,330
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
272 1, 772,600 273 1,924. 275 272 1,934,240
1
4
79,215
5, 525
0JI 5,490
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Parttime and temporary positions
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
Total personal services.
1,693,385
1,918,750
99,321
108, 500
113,144
78,000
1,905, 850
2,105,250
271.7
1,928,750
105,000
78,000
2,111, 750
EXECUTIVE MANSION AND GROUNDS
EXECUTIVE
MANSION
AND
GROUNDS
1960 actual
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1961 estimate
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
17,145
24,945
24,945
2,540
21,165
3,603
1,354
20,328
3,067
20,328
3,067
370,587
374,856
396,456
$365,762
4,825
$374,856
$396,456
1960 actual
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
37 $139,612
37 $153,811
37 $153,811
35
190,611
35
198,245
35
198,245
72
1
330,223
4,089
72
5
352,056
26,894
72
1
352,056
3,940
71
326,134
67
325,162
71
348,116
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential.
Total personal services—
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num - Tot
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
ber salar
excess of $18,500:
Director
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
Deputy director
1
20,509
1
20,509
20,509
1
Assistant director
60,030
3
60,030
3
3
60,030
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant director for budget review..
18, 512
17, 514
1
1
18, 512
Assistant director for legislative
reference
17, 514
1
18,512
1
18, 512
Assistant director for management
and organization
17, 514
18,512
1
1
18,512
Assistant director for statistical
17, 514
1
1
standards
18,512
18, 512
52, 542
Chief of division
3
55, 536
3
55, 536
17, 514
Executive assistant director
18,512
1
1
18, 512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
34,382
2
34,632
31,491
Chief of division
2
1
16,806
1
15,392
Chief of office
17,056
2
33,592
15, 621
Deputy division chief
2
33,592
46,176
3
49,878
Deputy office chief
49,878
3
15,621
General counsel
1
17,056
1
17, 056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative assistant to the direc1
16,037
1
1
14,685
16, 307
tor
12 188,094
12 189,384
13 187,968
Assistant division chief
15,267
1
1
15,267
Assistant general counsel72,196
7 108,159
7 108,409
Assistant office chief
14,435
15, 787
15, 787
1
1
Assistant to the division chief
14,435
15, 787
15, 787
1
1
Chief, budget methods
14,914
16, 307
1
1
16, 307
Chief, budget preparation
14, 685
1
16,037
1
16,037
Chief, fiscal analysis
1
15, 517
1
15, 517
Deputy division chief
Specialist on organization and legisla16, 307
16,307
15,163
1
1
tion__
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
72,614
72,926
5
5
5
66,310
Accountant (systems)
94,430
87, 528
7
6
7 101,610
Analytical statistican
27,352
14, 394
14,394
2
1
1
Assistant to the division chief
25 328,9
31 439, 614 30 428,986
Budget examiner
15,038
15,038
1
1
13,686
Budget and program analyst
2
28,143
28,455
2
13,083
Budget methods specialist
14,061
14,061
1
1
12,
771
Budget and management officer
1
13,749
1
13,749
Budget preparation specialist
2
26,166
4
56,598
4
56,910
Fiscal economist
1
13,083
General attorney
72,822
4
54,059
73,155
5
5
Legislative analyst
13 189,302
9 121,326
17 244,901
Management analyst
14,061
14,061
1
1
Personnel officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
104,560
8
95,950
8
105,080
Accountant (systems)..
83,137
8 101,190
8 101,190
Analytical statistician
12,085
Assistant budget officer
12,230
1
1
12,230
Assistant personnel officer
33 414,640
28 326,286
30 376,370
Budget examiner
23,442
2
24,710
24,710
2
2
Budget methods specialist
36, 254
2
3
26,790
3
39,270
Budget preparation specialist
11,835
1
1
13,000
1
13,000
Cartographer
12,563
12,230
1
1
1
12,230
Fiscal economist
11,606
1
1
12,230
12,480
1
Legislative analyst
93,996
9
113,690
9
114,460
Management analyst
12, 563
Personnel officer
1
12, 230
1
12,230
Special assistant
51 528, 960 48 532, 615 59 651, 596
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
22
194,
585
29
269,
405
30
277, 580
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
203, 002 26 203, 026 19 148, 989
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
13, 478
2
2
15,163
15,329
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
205,170
25 174, 889 24 169,232
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
47,278
12
77,958
12
78,456
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
10
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET—Continued
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
SALARIES AND EXPENSES—Continued
1961 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employmentIntermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
—
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations _
Reimbursable obligations
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1962 estimate
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
33 $186,861
35 180,609
32 150,882
8
32,842
3
12,127
3
10,941
6
20,384
8
43 $260,875
35 192,755
28 139,527
6
25,584
3
13,126
4
14,892
4
15,620
8
40,478
44 $269,045
37 203,321
29 142,874
5
21,632
3
13,230
4
15,100
4
15,724
42,992
8
43,304
435 4,034,501
11.4
115,715
457 4,631,729
16
182,429
472 4,833,636
13
136, 536
423.6
3,918,786
441
459
4,449,300
4,697,100
14,197
6,164
993
15,000
2,200
20,000
15,000
2,200
20,000
30,146
16,819
45
17,100
13,850
50
13,850
50
11. 502
10,000
10,000
3,998,652
4,527,500
4,758,200
$3,973,520
25,132
$4,507,500
20,000
$4,738,200
20,000
COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $6,996:
Chairman, Council of Economic Ad1 20,500
1
visers
1
20,500
20,500
2
2
40,000
2
40,000
40,000
Council member
11
11
161,140
12
158,807
161,140
Economist
2
2
22,850
1 13,978
22,850
Statistician.
1
1
7,509
1
6,656
7,342
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
6
6
38,812
5
29,328
37,981
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
1
6,365
11,627
6,365
2
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
5
5
28, 954
28,787
5 25,209
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1
1
4,514
4,347
1
4,056
GS-5. $4,435 to $5,335
1
1
4,410
4,410
1
4,077
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services
31 314,238
1.4 8, 525
31 333,722
0. 9 9,122
31 335,054
0. 9 9,554
29.6 305,713
30.1 324,600
2,035
1,032
5,250
8,250
8,500
2,352
6,423
1,250
9,000
9,000
3,549
3,900
4,000
326,354
349,000
349,000
1,000
1,000
30.1 325, 500
1,000
1,000
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total
excess of $18,500:
ber salary
ber salary
Executive secretary, National Security Council
$20,000
1 $20,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy executive secretary, National
Security Council
17,514
18,512
Executive officer, Operations Coordinating Board
17,514
18,512
Deputy executive officer, Operations
Coordinating Board
17,514
18,512
Director, internal security coordinat17,514
18,512
ing staff
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Senior member, policy coordinating
special staff
15,392
1
16,536
Deputy director, internal security
coordinating staff
15,392
1
16,536
Chief, information and education
projects staff, operations coordinating staff
15,392
16,536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, planning board secretariat. _.
14,206
15,267
Director, operations coordinating
secretariat
14,914
16,307
Deputy chief, information and education projects staff, operations coordinating staff
14,435
15,517
Senior area representative, operations
coordinating staff.
14,914
16.037
Senior area representative, operations
coordinating staff.
14,206
15,267
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Member, policy coordinating staff
27,227
29,619
Deputy director, operations coordi13,978
nating secretariat
15.038
Projects staff officer, information and
education projects staff, operations
coordinating staff
12,771
1
13,749
Director, research and intelligence
liaison staff, National Security
Council
1
15,038
13,978
Area officers, operations coordinating
staff
6
83,139
82.430
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Member, policy coordinating staff
1
12,230
11,357
Area officer, operations coordinating
staff
11,357
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
30.431
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
18,616
2
20,280
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
22,796
3
24,253
1
7,342
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,820
6,822
8
56,369
51,854
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1
6,219
5,637
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
22 134,993
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
19 109,633
3
16,350
20,551
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
13,874
16,661
3
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
16,328
11,399
4
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
6,823
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
76 683,228
12.9 154,029
75 720, 111
2.1 21,100
!. 1 529,199
72.9 699,011
200
1,000
4,044
1,970
2,650
2,500
125,671
661,084
705,161
$644,648
16,436
$694,575
10,586
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
1960 actual
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE MOBILIZATION
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
MOBILIZATION—continued
1962 estimate
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
excess of $18,500:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Director, Office of Civil and Defense
Mobilization
1 $25,000
$25,000
1 $25,000
Deputy director. Office of Civil and
21,000
Defense Mobilization.
21,000
21,000
Assistant director for plans and opera20,000
tions
20,000
20,000
Assistant director for resources and
20.000
production
20,000
20,000
Assistant director for training, educa20,000
tion and public affairs
20,000
20,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant director, communi17,514
18,512
cations and warning
18,512
Deputy assistant director, economic
17,514
stabilization . _
18,512
18,512
Deputy assistant director, fuel and
17,514
energy
18,512
18,512
Deputy assistant director, manpower.
17,514
18,512
18,512
Deputy assistant director, plans and
17,514
operations
18,512
18,512
Deputy assistant director, produc17,514
tion and materials
18,512
18,512
Deputy assistant director, resources
17,514
and production
18,512
18,512
Deputy assistant director, telecom17,514
munications.
18,52
18,512
Deputy assistant director, training,
17,514
education, and public affairs.
18, £ 2
18,512
Deputy assistant director, transporta17,514
tion 18,512
18,512
17,514
Director, program and policy.
18,512
18,512
17,514
Director of research.
18,512
18,512
17,514
18,512
Director, special liaison
18,512
17,514
18,512
General counsel
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to deputy assistant director,
1 16,099
production and materials
1 17,576
17,326
Deputy assistant director, Federal,
1 15.392
State, and local plans
1 16,536
16,536
Deputy assistant director, food and
1 15,392
water
1
16,806
16,536
Deputy assistant director, national
1 16,099
organizations and civic affairs
1 17,326
17,326
Deputy assistant director, public
1 15,392
affairs.
1 16,806
16,536
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
1 16,349
production and materials
17,576
17,576
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
15, 621
17,056
17,056
telecommunications
15,870
17,326
17,326
Deputy director, program and policy.
15,870
17,326
17,326
Deputy director of research
15,621
17,056
17,056
Deputy general counsel 15,870
17,056
17,326
Director of administration.
15,392
16, 536
16,806
Director, program evaluation office...
107,744
132,288
133,908
Regional director.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
15,787
1 14,435
15,787
Assistant to the director
16,307
1 15,163
16,307
Assistant general counsel
Deputy assistant director, chemical,
1 14,206
15,267
1 15,517
biological, and radiological defense..
Deputy assistant director, continuity
1 14,435
15,517
1 15,787
of government
Deputy assistant director, emergency
1 14,206
15,267
1 15,517
community services
Deputy assistant director, shelter and
1 14,206
15,267
1 15,517
vulnerability reduction
Deputy assistant director, training
14,685
16.037
1 16,037
and education
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
14.685
15,787
16,037
economic stabilization
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
14,435
15,787
15, 517
manpower...
14,206
15,517
15, 267
Director, classified location
Director, intelligence and national
15,163
16,307
16,307
security affairs office
14,435
15,517
15,787
Director, resources management staff.
14,206
15,
267
15,517
Director, security and inspection
15,163
16,307
16,307
General engineer
14,435
15,787
15,787
Information officer
14,435
15,517
15,787
Supervisory operations analyst
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
15,309
13,978
15.038
Administrative officer
14,394
13,083
14,061
Administrative services officer
43,015
40,144
42,349
Attorney (general)
14,061
12,771
14,061
Budget and fiscal officer
13,978
Chemist
14,061
14,394
13,083
Civil defense coordinator
14,061
14,394
13,083
Civilian requirements officer
14,061
14,394
13.083
Communications and warning officer.
14,706
15.038
13.686
Communications officer
41,247
41,559
25, 542
Communications specialist
13,749
14,061
12,771
Continuity of government officer
Coordinator of national defense execu14,706
14,394
1 13,374
tive reserve
14,706
14,394
1 13,374
Damage assessment analyst
570200—61
1961 estimate
OFFICF OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
11
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Deputy assistant director, women's
activities
$14.061
$14,061
1 $12,771
Deputy director of administration
14,394
14,394
1 13,374
Deputy director, classified location...
14,061
14,061
1 12,771
Deputy director, health services
14,394
14,394
1 13,083
Deputy regional director
111,261
113,799
8 103,395
Director, audio visual office
14,394
14,394
1 13,083
Director, chemical, agriculture, and
forest products office.-.
1 14,227
15,309
15,309
Director, conference office
13,749
13,749
1 12,771
Director, construction and housing
office
1 13,978
15,038
15,038
Director, educational relations office..
14,061
1 13,083
14,394
Director, equipment and components
13,978
15,038
15,038
Director, facilities certification staff
13,083
14,061
14,394
14,277
Director, industry office
15,309
15,309
13. 374
Director, information office
14,394
14,394
13,978
Director, instructor training centers _.
15,038
15,038
13,978
Director, mobilization planning staff.
15,038
15,309
Director, nonferrous metals and nonmetallic minerals office
13,978
15,038
15,038
Director, program support office
12,771
14,061
14,061
Director, publications office
13,374
14,706
14,706
Director, regional plans and operations office
8 112,841
77,833
8 111,593
Director, regional resources and pro92,122
8 114,775
duction office
8 113,507
13,686
'
14,706
Director, religious affairs office
14, 706
12, 771
14,061
Director, rural activities office.
14,061
12,771
Director, staff college
14,061
14, 061
Director, steel, ferroalloys and light
metals office
1 13,978
15,038
15,309
Director, stockpile coordination office.
15, 038
1 13,978
15,038
Director, training analysis and development office.
14, 394
13,083
14,394
Dispersion specialist...
13,374
14,394
14, 706
13, 978
Economist
15, 309
15, 309
108,244
Engineer
117, 999
116,396
27,352
Executive secretary
30, 015
29,432
13, 686
Fire officer
26, 749
29, 099
2 28,787
Industrial specialist
25. 542
28,122
2 27, 810
Information specialist
26,145
28, 767
2 28,455
Inspection officer
13, 978
15, 038
1 15,038
Intelligence economist, general
Legislative, labor manpower special12, 771
14,061
1 13, 749
ist
12, 771
14,061
1 14, 061
Manpower specialist
13,978
15,038
1 15,038
Medical officer
15,038
1 15, 038
Medical supply officer
13, 686
14,394
1 14,394
Military intelligence analyst
13,083
1 14, 061
Mobilization officer
13,083
14, 394
Operations analyst
41,038
44, 782
3 44, 782
53, 517
Operations officer
72, 592
5 71,616
51, 999
Operations planning officer
57,555
4 56, 577
12,771
14,061
1 13, 749
Personnel officer
30, 076
27, 956
2 30,076
Physical sciences administrator
15,038
13, 978
1 15, 038
Physical security officer
19 274,999
19 272,212
Planning officer
17 226,302
1 15,038
13, 978
Policy and standards officer
15, 309
Program officer
88, 421
"0, 516
6 87, 256
Program planning officer
13,749
1 13,749
14,061
Public affairs officer
1 14,061
15,038
13, 686
Security specialist
1 15,038
13, 374
15,038
Social science administrator
1 14, 706
53, 810
58,843
Special assistant
4 58,219
12, 771
14,061
Stabilization specialist
1 13, 749
13,978
15,309
Statistician
1 15,309
12,771
14,061
Supervisory management analyst
1 13,749
12,771
14,061
Supply officer
1 14,061
13,978
15,038
Technical liaison officer
1 15,038
39,832
44,076
Transportation officer
43,181
13,978
15,038
Warning officer
15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12,230
12,480
11,357
Accountant
24, 710
22, 714
24,960
Administrative officer
12,480
11,
606
12, 750
Assistant executive secretary
49,940
34, 818
50, 480
Attorney-adviser (general)
12,230
11,357
12, 480
Auditor
12, 480
11,357
12, 480
Budget and fiscal officer
13,000
12,085
13,270
Budget officer
12, 750
11,606
12, 750
Chemist
50,980
47,132
51, 770
Civil defense coordinator
13,000
11, 835
13,000
Civil defense officer
52,000
48,110
52,810
Civil defense officer (warning)
13,520
12, 563
13, 520
Communications officer
12,230
11,357
12,480
Communications specialist
12,230
12,230
Congressional liaison officer
12,230
1
11,357
12,480
Continuity of government officer
12,480
1 11,357
12,480
Damage assessment officer
12,480
1
11,357
12,480
Director, CBR defense school
Director, eastern instructor training
1 11,357
1 12,480
12,480
center
Director, western instructor training
1
12,085
1
13,270
13,270
center
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
13,790
Economist (general)
1 11,357
1 12,480
12,480
Educationist.
10 122, 530
10 133,369
10 133,889
Engineer
11,835
13,000
1
1
13,000
Executive officer..
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
13, 790
Fire officer
82,389
89,210
89,980
7
7
Industrial specialist93,267
101,420
101,420
Information officer..
11,606
12,750
13,000
Liaison officer
12
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION—Continued
SALARIES
AND
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION—continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Liaison officer (warning)
Labor specialist
Management analyst
—
Manpower specialist
Military requirements officer.
Mobilization planning officer
Natural disaster coordinator
Operations analystOperations officer
Operations planning officer
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator—
Physicist
Planning officer
Program officer
Program planning officer.
Publications officer
Records preservation specialist
Regional resources and production
officer
—
Regional training and public affairs
officer
Rehabilitation officer
Reports officer
Research program analyst
Reserve personnel officer
Resources analyst
Security officer
Social science officer
Special assistant
Statistician
Storage and operations specialist
Supervisory publications editor
Surplus property officer
Tests officer
Training officer
Transportation specialist
Visual information officer
Warning and communications officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent Deduct—
Lapses
Decrease due to changes in pay scale
for part of year
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-" Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber Salary ber salary ber salary
$11,835
23,691
11,357
24,897
12, 563
35,526
12,563
37,689
82,180
34,071
11,357
11,606
12,563
287,601
92,310
11,357
12,563
12,334
6
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
6
2
3
1
$13,000
25,750
24,460
26,790
13,520
38,750
13,520
27,040
100,650
36,690
12, 230
12,750
13,748
284,850
124,090
$13,000
13, 520
13, 520
68,870
74,420
93,058
11,835
100,650
13,000
1
12,480
1
13,520
1
12, 230
1
4 52,020
24,960
2
26, 790
2
12,480
1
12, 230
1
13,520
1
12, 230
1
12, 230
1
74,150
6
25, 491
2
3 38,750
12,750
1
8 98,860
11,606
12,563
11,357
36, 732
22, 714
24, 648
11,357
11,357
12, 563
11,357
11,357
68,620
23,192
35,755
11,835
92,310
8
270
2, 784,508
117
1,003,173
" 569,308
78
7 50,565
90 563, 648
23 139,133
83 444,780
130 639,148
281
997,928
139 548,874
66 242,767
17 60,248
3,129, 408
124
1,149,054
78 618,468
6 46,799
87 593,649
23 152,548
82 478,721
127 682,119
223
1,073, 698
133 574,352
64 253,922
13 51,519
40 186,620
34 160,766
228
26,020
24,710
27,060
13,790
39,020
13,520
27,040
102,230
37,440
12,480
12,750
13,748
289,470
125,630
6
26,000
39,000
13,000
1
8 100, 650
3
282
3,178,500
124
1,166,603
79 635,235
6 47,299
87 605,055
21 140,930
82 489,824
127 696,221
223
1,104,223
133 585,645
64 259,784
13 52,351
34 160,766
1,653
1,650
1,650
12,984, 698
14, 435, 596
14,223, 690
26 243,877
27 257,386
19 161,910
22,900
Net permanent (average number,
1,627
1,623
1, 631
net salary)
12, 740, 821
14,038,880
14,178, 210
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
269, 857
282, 990
285, 840
124,231
Intermittent employment
158, 900
174,100
Other personal services:
98, 242
Regular pay above 52-week base
54, 030
212,859
201,450
196, 300
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim11, 757
26,000
bursable details
36, 200
Total personal services, Office of
Civil and Defense MobilizationSalaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
13, 457, 767
13, 437, 436
20, 331
14, 790, 500
14, 766, 500
24,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$12,771
1
$13,749
1 $13,749
22,714
2
24,460
24,460
9, 901
1
10, 650
10, 650
8,341
5,408
4,056
3, 765
1
1
1
1
8, 965
5,824
4, 347
4,056
8,965
5, 824
4, 347
4,056
1 17,100
12 147,960
8
1
17,100
100,080
1
5
17,100
52,717
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
21 232,016
4 37,059
17 189,231
2 12,523
14 141,868
1
5,771
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
17 194,957
15 176,708
13 136,097
515
277
195, 472
176,985
Total personal services, Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare.
136, 097
75,670
102, 230
1
13,270
1
12,750
1
13,790
1
12,480
4 52, 540
24, 960
2
27,040
2
12,480
1
12, 480
1
13,790
1
12, 480
1
12,480
1
6 75,400
2
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, civil defense education
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Program specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Program specialist
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255:
Program specialist
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director.
1960 actual
14,842, 400
14,818, 400
24,000
CIVIL
DEFENSE
AND
DEFENSE
FEDERAL
MOBILIZATION
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Program planner
Regional liaison representative.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account--.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
FUNCTIONS
OF
AGENCIES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$94, 723
1
8
$12,750
101,960
~ 36, 441
9
43,618
$12,750
102, 980
75, 880
44, 782
18 158,328
0. 5 5,840
28 244,504
1.1 5,183
16 131,164
10.9 82,782
0.3
2,689
1.8 14,200
^5.4 51,071
19.3 166, 688
978
2,300
21
1,003
145
Total personal services, Department of Agriculture
8,112
52, 215
26. 9 239,321
169, 991
239,321
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrator, defense air transportation administration
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, air transport division
Director, general aviation division
Regional coordinator
Regional production director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant emergency planning coordinator
Deputy director, air transport division
Meteorologist, civil defense coordinator
Meteorologist, consultant-.
Regional coordinator
Survey statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
16,349
1
13,083
13, 686
91, 644
17,576
17, 576
14,394
14, 706
97,844
14, 706
15,038
113,486
109, 992
1
11,606
1
12,480
12, 480
1
11,357
1
12,230
12, 480
1
12,230
12, 230
12, 230
11,357
14
3
3
4
15
2
142, 481
25, 980
22, 568
25, 626
80, 667
10, 650
12,230
12
5
4
4
15
2
130, 627
47, 820
32,094
27, 602
86, 823
11,482
1
11
5
3
5
15
2
12, 230
121, 200
46, 925
24, 523
34, 548
87, 988
11, 648
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE—continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3
6
2
$13,354
23,151
7,030
3
8
$14,542
33,176
10
1
$45,467
4,680
Total permanent
65 520, 589 67 577,856
76 709,427
18 132, 651
4
17,356
Deduct lapses
4
29,845
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account 153 1,349,573 146 1,362, 500 146 1,375, 500
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)-Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
200 1, 737, 511 209 1, 923, 000 218 2,055,082
47, 500
8,812
12, 770
3, 440
Total personal services, Department of Commerce
45, 511
15, 900
57, 732
16, 700
8,318
10, 792
5, 815
1, 847
2,131,361
2, 009,336
1,810, 033
ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL AVIATION
AGENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Civil aviation defense planning officer.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Defense planning officer
Disaster control Planning officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account.
12, 771
14,061
11,357
11,357
39, 604
12,480
13, 270
43, 596
18, 470
16, 682
12,168
12 103,939
10.5 89,585
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1.5 14,354
Total personal services, Federal
Aviation Agency
14, 354
1
2
4,846
9,360
14, 061
1
1
10
2
1
1
6
2
12, 750
13, 520
108, 580
18, 970
7, 571
38, 688
5, 013
9, 692
12 116,083
0. 2 2, 520
25 228,845
3.7 30,000
7, 500
15, 000
11.8 121, 063
21. 3 213,845
437
121, 500
213,845
ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Damage assessment officer
Electronic engineer
1
1
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
2
22,710
0.9 10,220
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1.1 12,490
Total personal services, Federal
Communications Commission
12,470
1
12,730
1
12,470
47
1
12,730
1
12,423
1
12,730
11,355
11,355
47
12,576
12, 730
12,470
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, civil defense emergency welfare
services
Administrative officer
Chief of branch, Public Health
Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Emergency welfare services liaison
officer.__
Operations planning officer
Assistant chief of branch, Public
Health Service
Engineer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Civil defense officer (field planning)
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.—
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
14, 394
13,749
14, 061
13, 749
13, 083
12, 771
14, 706
13,686
12, 563
11,357
1
1
12,230
13,790
48, 920
11,357
24,407
56, 781
11,357
325,486
202,864
59,653
49,273
27, 061
33,467
108,490
22, 777
11,107
3,266
1
37
23
11
8
6
9
21
15
1
13, 520
13,520
12,230
12,480
398,673
208,315
86,131
53, 248
34, 694
46, 404
99, 279
62,088
3, 765
1
1
4
1
1
12,230
13, 790
48, 920
12,230
12,480
43 464, 086
52 468,818
25 190,835
23 150,780
40, 060
7
46, 904
9
23 108, 639
88, 234
21
3, 765
1
13
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE—continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established bv act of July 1,1944
ber salary ber salary ber salary
(42 U.S.C. 207):
13 $161,220
8 $99,720
13 $165,120
Director grade
3
21,960
2
14,880
6
51,600
Senior grade
2
12,060
2
12,420
Full grade
2
12,420
2
11,400
Senior assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
1
2,668
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Decrease due to changes in pay scale for
part of year
153 1,220,114 155 1, 275, 303 237 1, 947, 280
66. 8 544, 247 12.5 99,502
23.3 189, 650
400
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
675, 867
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
142.5
213.7
1,175, 401
1, 757, 630
19, 032
4, 600
6, 511
Total personal services, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare
26, 730
4, 600
14, 700
1, 615
10, 800
4,247
899
3, 872
1, 000
2, 800
10, 080
21, 547
21, 547
699,219
1, 236, 252
1, 828, 007
ALLOCATION TO HOHSINO AND HOME
FINANCE AGENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Civil defense specialist..
Project leader
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—_
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
12,563
13,042
11,107
8, 590
7,030
1
2
4,950
7,738
8
65,020
1.3 10,488
62,440
26,270
111, 860
9, 235
7, 571
18,200
38,750
44,160
22,860
2
5
1
7, 281
6,448
9,859
20,280
3,765
45,136
3,869
19 162,280
6.4 38,280
34 285,730
10.1 57,730
23.9 228,000
10,026
20,547
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base...
6.7 75,079
12.6 124,000
499
440
Total personal services, Housing
and Home Finance Agency
75,578
124,440
228,000
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director, office of minerals mobilization
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director
Industrial specialist
Staff economist
Relocation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mobilization planning officer
Industrial specialist
Electrical engineer
Oil and gas specialist
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details....
Total personal services, Department of the Interior
17,514
18, 512
18,512
12,771
83,222
13,978
13,083
13,749
88,815
15,038
14,061
13, 749
88, 815
15,038
14,394
24,648
24,170
26, 790
26,520
12,480
61,150
26, 790
26, 520
24,980
61,150
9, 235
17,472
6,947
6,032
4,846
52,314
9,152
11,606
22, 714
17,222
15, 766
6,136
5.450
4, 493
8,091
6, 781
5,866
4,846
46, 467
4,680
29 285,253
6.9 60,728
362,977
50, 637
40
4
395,946
39,066
312,340
36
356,880
21, 611
22.1 224, 525
204
31
5,000
2,000
1,390
500
500
319,230
359,380
176
225, 874
14
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION—Continued
CIVIL
DEFENSE
AND
DEFENSE
FEDERAL
MOBILIZATION
FUNCTIONS
OF
AGENCIES—Continued
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO INTERSTATE
COMMISSION
ALLOCATION TO SMALL BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Mobilization specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Bomb damage analyst
Field representativeMobilization specialist (general)
Mobilization specialist (motor carriers)..Mobilization specialist (railroads)
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$13,749
1
$13,749
12,230
12,230
12,230
1
1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services, Interstate
Commerce Commission
—
$11,107
1
2
1
11,107
11,107
4
12,230
12,230
31,950
17,930
4,347
4,056
11,939
17,930
4,347
47,965
11,350
13 133,182
1.8 18,017
36,615
11.2 115,165
13,978
12,771
12,771
1
1
14,061
13,749
1
15,038
1
1
15,038
13,749
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
12,563
1
1
13,520
12,230
1
1
13,520
12,230
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
11,357
11,357
1
1
1
12,230
12,230
11,357
138,614
58,387
14,060
5,990
19,968
13,479
28,392
7,530
401,715
47
12,230
151,901
56,390
15,662
7,114
23,130
11,170
33,260
9,464
429,686
13.9 113,731
1
8,703
1
4
3
7
2
49
1
1
1
1
14
10
4
3
4
2
7
60
12,230
12,230
12,230
12.230
152,399
92,2F0
30,804
46
287,984
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Post Office
Department
1
1
11,606
8,341
1
1
22,619
11,170
33,260
24,944
518,723
1.3 11,923
2
19,947
0.6 5,:
1.4 14,559
153
14,712
2
1,575
20,735
9,800
442,723
516,600
12,750
9,235
21,'
452
21,985
21,533
21,985
85
21,618
15,038
1
15,038
1
58
13,655
15,096
15,038
12,334
1
12,480
95
53
12,429
12,533
AND
1
12,480
12,480
EQUIPMENT
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
4
5
4
$19,946
22,150
16,557
4
5
4
$21,716
24,024
18,056
4
5
4
$21,882
24,128
18,160
32
166,633
30
161,700
29
156,310
45
2
225,286
10,287
43
2
225,496
10,316
42
2
220,480
11,000
43
214,999
41
215,180
40
209,480
1,654
539
1,386
900
500
1,400
500
1,430
218,578
217,980
211,410
PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
SALARIES AND
l. 7 506,800
1
1
1
104
20,010
420,413
12,750
9,235
0.7 13,551
Total personal services, Veterans
A dministration
570
35.1 287,984
$15,038
1960 actual
13,978
1
1
14
7
2
1
1
1
SUPPLIES
14,061
13,749
16,307
$15,038
Total personal services, Veterans
Administration
Grades and ranges:
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
ALLOCATION TO POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer-_
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255—
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Damage assessment liaison officer
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
ALLOCATION TO VETERANS
ADMINISTRATION
15,163
1
ALLOCATION TO VETERANS
ADMINISTRATION
115,165
43,456
1 $13,970
0.3
419
Total personal services, Small
Business Administration-
6,700
11,107
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
EMERGENCY
141
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Grades 3nd ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Mobilization coordinator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Emergency manpower specialist.
Resources and requirement officer
Defense mobilization coordinator
Special assistant for foreign manpower
Labor management adviser
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Defense mobilization specialist
Computer liaison officer
Defense mobilization manpower adviser
Labor economist
Civil defense manpower adviser
Wage administration planning officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,3*5 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Decrease due to changes in pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Intermittent employment
Total personal services, Department of Labor
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Liaison representative
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
21,985
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Staff director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Acting staff director
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
Total personal services..
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
2
1
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
1961 estimate
3
$17,500
1
$18,512
1
2
15,267
14,852
37,240
6,262
4
1
48,631
18,376
30,978
3
30,255
13,812
5,928
2,100
6,300
33,078
36,555
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
DISASTER RELIEF
DISASTER
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF CIVIL AND
DEFENSE MOBILIZATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
2
1
3
$9,547
9,984
3,755
10,545
1
2
1
3
$10,275
10,899
4,056
11,940
1
2
1
3
$10,275
11,399
4,264
12,148
7
33,831
3,831
7
37,170
170
7
38,086
86
7
30,000
7
37,000
7
38,000
Total personal services, Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization...
14,000
190,000
200,000
157
558
1,000
3,000
6,000
44,715
231,000
244,000
DEFENSE
PRODUCTION
1960 actual
ALLOCATIONS TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, Nicaro project
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director, project administration
Chief, industry branch
Commodity analyst
Director, research and development..
Industrial engineer
Special assistant to commissioner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Business economist
Commodity analyst
Contract specialistGeneral engineer.
Regional director, defense materials
service
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total personal services, General
Services Administration
1961 estimate
1
2
5
4
8
18
1
11
3
18
1
$15,517
1
$15,787
14,456
13,978
13,978
13,978
13,978
14,227
1
1
1
15,558
15,038
15,038
1
1
1
15,558
15,038
15,038
12, 563
11, 835
11, 357
25,126
1
1
1
13,520
12,750
12,230
27,040
1
1
13,520
13,000
2
5
4
6
17
26,270
58, 677
39, 520
49, 546
120, 786
6,552
37, 503
11,315
65,331
23, 400
22,008
4,347
2
3
4
5
26,520
35,319
39, 770
42,245
114,339
5
2
13
5
5
31,470
11,482
66,498
23, 504
22,133
4,347
15,038
2
1
6
2
13
5
5
1
9,380
9,525
13, 520
16
1
9,525
79
1
616,509
6,805
70 528,613
0. 5 4, 913
75
3
573,325
36,379
69. 5 523,700
5,032
6,790
750
2,396
4,600
1,000
1,400
663,762
617,700
525,100
88.9 615,984
3
34,071
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1
$13,978
13,978
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
13,042
10,150
7,530
5,886
10,816
4,805
4,326
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
10
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
10
Total personal services, Treasury
Department
$15,309
15,030
1
$15,309
1
1
1
1
2
1
14,310
1
10,899
2
8,341
6,365 """1
11,648
2
5,336
14,310
23,109
84,511
2,414
9
1
87,238
12,413
7
70,741
241
82,097
8
74,825
7
70,500
620
275
82,717
75,100
6,365
11,648
70, 500
1,135
ASSISTANCE
1960 actual
1962 estimate
$14,435
24,169
54,101
36, 505
61,362
119, 351
6, 074
62, 961
14, 997
83, 740
33, 715
32,095
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney-adviser
Railroad loan specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
ECONOMIC
ACT
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
1962 estimate
MUTUAL SECURITY—ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES
EXPANSION OF DEFENSE PRODUCTION
REVOLVING FUND,
1961 estimate
RELIEF
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
Grades established by the Reorganization Plan No. 7 of 1953:
Presidential appointments: $19,000 Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
and over:
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
Director, International Cooperation
Administration
1 $21,000
1 $21,000
1 $21,000
Deputy director, International Cooperation Administration
1 20,000
1 20,000
1 20,000
Deputy director for management-..
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
Deputy director for operations
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833) (excepted
positions):
Excepted: $19,000:
Deputy director for private enterprise
1 19,000
1 19,000
19,000
Deputy director for program and
planning
1 19,000
1 19,000
19,000
Director, technical assistance study
group
19,000
Excepted: $18,500:
Assistant deputy director—admin1 18,013
1 18,512
istration
18,512
Assistant deputy director—con1 17,000
1 18,512
troller
18,512
Assistant deputy director for opera1 18,013
1 18,512
18,512
tions.
Assistant deputy director for private
1 18,013
1 18,512
18,512
enterprise
Deputy director, technical assist18, 512
ance study group
1 17,514
18, 512
18,512
Director, office of food and agriculture1
17,514
18,
512
18,512
General counsel
2 36,026
37,024
37,024
Regional director
Excepted: $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director for congressional
16,515
17,576
relations
17,576
15,392
16, 536
Deputy general counsel
16,536
15,392
16,536
Deputy regional director
16,536
15,163
Director, office of contract relations..
Director, office of industrial re16, 515
sources
17,576
17, 576
Director, office of labor affairs
15,870
17,326
17,326
Director, office of management
planning
1 16,349
17,576
17,576
Director, office of public health
16,536
16, 536
Director, office of public services....
1 16,515
17,576
17,576
15
16
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
MUTUAL SECURITY—ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES—Continued
ECONOMIC
ASSISTANCE—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION—Continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833) (excepted Num- Total Num- Total Num-• Total
positions)—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Excepted: $16,530 to $17,570-Con.
Director, office of supply services. _.
$15,392
1 $16,536
1 $16,806
Director, office of transportation
16,349
1 17,576
1 17,576
Study coordinator, technical assistance study group
16,515
1 17,576
1 17,576
Excepted: $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
14,914
1 16,037
1 16,037
Deputy controller
14,914
1 16,037
1 16,037
Director, office of contract relations.
1 16,307
1 16,307
Director, office of security review.__
15,163
16,307
1
1 16,307
Director, office of statistics and
reports
15,163
16,307
1
1 16,307
Special assistant
15,163
2 32,344
2 32,344
Excepted: Below $15,030:
Administrative assistant
5,990
Assistant to deputy director.
1 13,000
1 13,000
11,835
Assistant director
1 14,706
1 15,038
13,686
A ttorney-ad viser
1 13,000
1 13,000
12,085
Chief, employment division
12,771
Chief, management controls division
—
13,000
11,835
1 13,000
Chief, technical resources division..
13,978
Confidential assistant..
10,150
Director, accounts division.
13,978
Director, budget division
13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
Director, technical resources division
1 15,038
15,038
International economist
13,000
11, 835
1 13,000
International relations officer
14, 706
13,374
1 14,706
Planning officer
13,978
Secretary
7,280
1
8,091
1
8,091
25,335
Special assistant
2 29,099
2 29,099
13,978
Staff development adviser.
—
1 15,038
1 15,038
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,706
Administrative officer
1 14,706
13,749
Agricultural specialist
1 13, 749
42,828
Area labor adviser
3 42,204
29,370
Assistant to deputy director
13,374
2 29,058
105,934
Assistant director
126,174
7 104,998
14,706
Assistant division chief
26,166
1 14,706
15,038
Assistant staff chief...
13,978
1 15,038
47,761
Associate general counsel
40,747
3 44,137
320,199
Branch chief—
268,065
22 316,767
14, 644
Business analyst
27, 352
1 14,394
12, 771
Credit facilities specialist
26,457
42, 516
Deputy director
3 42,204
28,122
39, 520
Deputy division chief
2 27,810
13,749
Deputy executive secretary
1 13,749
15,038
Deputy regional director
12,771
1 15,038
13,749
Development banking specialist
15,038
Development center specialist.
13, 686
1 14, 706
60,132
Director
4 59,820
55, 514
14, 706
Director, office of participant training.
1 14,394
676,014
38 510," 589
46 668,484
Division chief
101,380
102, 792
7 101,380
Engineer
14,061
12,771
1 14,061
Executive assistant
15,558
1 15, 5-K8
International relations officer
60, 776
4 60,152
"26,"749
Planning officer
12, 771
Program evaluation officer
"27,"
810
""27,"498
Program office chief
29,099
39,520
2 28,787
Program officer
12,771
Prpgram policy adviser
12, 771
Program study officer
13,749
12,771
13, 749
Program systems officer
14,394
14,394
Project officer
29, 744
29,432
2
27,053
Regional economist
30, 596
30, 596
1 14,227
Regional executive officer..
1 13,686
Senior guarantee officer
7 101,317
5 69,161
7 100,693
Special assistant
190,099
10 146,453
14
10 145,517
Staff chief
1 13,749
1 13,749
Tax adviser
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 12,563
Administrative officer
8 102,440
9 105,370
8 101,440
Assistant branch chief
1 13,520
1 12,813
1 13,520
Assistant director
13
167,210
13
165,940
7 84,094
Assistant division chief
1 13,270
1 13,270
1 12,334
Assistant executive officer
2
25,750
2 25,480
2 23,441
Assistant staff chief
2 24,710
2 24,710
1 11,357
Attorney-adviser
6
77,750
6 77,000
8 94,016
Auditor
34 440,770
34 436,440
28 331,054
Branch chief
2 24,980
2 24,980
3 34,320
Budget officer
1 11,606
Commercial credit specialist
1 12,480
1 12,230
Contract procurement specialist __
1 12,480
1 12,230
3 34,549
Deputy branch chief.
4 52,270
4 51,770
6 71,760
Deputy division chief.
3 37,460
3 37,210
Deputy executive officer
2 23,192
Deputy executive secretary
1 12,085
Deputy staff chief
2 24,460
2 24,710
3 35,277
Desk officer
26 326,180
27 340,910
21 242,362
Division chief
3 36,940
3 37,210
6 72,259
Economist
6 75,960
6 76,710
9 106,330
1960 actual
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION—Continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Educational specialist
Engineer
Equipment specialistEvaluation officer
Excess property officer
Executive officer
Guarantee officer
Industry analyst
Industrial planning specialist-Investigator
Liaison officer
Malariologist
Personnel officer
Placement officer
Planning and development officer
Program officer
Program operations officer
Program study officer
Project implementation officer
Public health administrator
Special assistant
Staff chief
Supervisory agricultural officer
Supervisory business analyst.
Supervisory employment development officer
Supervisory employment specialist-_
Supervisory management analyst
Supervisory position classifier.
Systems specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985__.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
G S-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Chief of mission:
Class 3. $22,500
Class 4. $22,000
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030..
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665.
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555. _
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655-__
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115. __
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345.__
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 1. $12,655 to $14,155.
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040.
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025.
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325..
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420...
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665.__
Class 8. $6,760 to $7,910.„
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155...
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640..
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930..
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
3 $34,569
10 118,389
1 12,085
1 12,563
1
1
11,357
11,357
22,714
11,357
11,606
33, 549
23,920
12, 563
11,357
22,963
23,192
11,357
11,357
11,357
36,275
24,897
12, 563
$87,176
139,526
13,270
13,520
48,920
1
1
12,230
12,230
1
12,480
"3"""34,"422
36,940
25, 230
12,230
12, 480
13, 520
63,480
75,190
13, 520
11, 606
1
4
12,563
46,883
1
1
12,230
13,520
1 11,357
1 11,357
3 36,233
203
2, 111, 581
"" 756,097
99 736,179
2 14, 540
138
890, 413
10 60,154
167
909,953
136 701,944
380
1, 715,394
123 498,179
50 191,504
5 18,034
12 39,122
1 12,750
4 52,790
220
2,485, 409
99 924,274
113 905,712
2 15,808
149
1, 037, 679
14 91,229
169
1, 017, 412
138 768,793
378
1,881,955
136 600,184
48 198,549
15 57,613
6 20,986
4 90,024
9 180,090
4 90,024
10 200,100
75
1,247,191
1,
281
4,057, 727
•6
82
1, 489, 620
303
4, 700, 634
11, 504, 527
13, 004, 638
1,151
1, 277
12,173,298
14, 305, 574
987
1,023
8,653,130
9, 468, 639
351
372
2, 518, 450
2, 874, 864
108 647,131
108 703,866
31 160,217
23 129,552
1 13,160
1 11,773
3 32,930
8 71,040
7 56,195
4 28,872
5 33,174
51 312,307
113 625,768
227
1,120,128
311
1,359,040
62 242,097
24, 050
57, 530
7 61,807
4 31, 263
7 50, 398
55 363, 739
121 727,252
243
1,291,383
353
1, 654,622
51 218,178
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940.
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210:
23 105,508
Wage board employees.
25 117,053
4, 691
Local employees
5,132
7,437,271
8,604,102
Total permanent _
Deduct lapses.
11,185
12,041
65,756,247
75,144, 510
1,415.2
1,697. 5
8,170, 757
13,025,163
Net permanent (average numDer,
net salary) :
United States and possessions--. 1,971.7
2.075.8
15,333, 578
17, 718,073
Foreign countries:
3,765.2
3, 812.8
U.S. rates
34,810,115
35, 989,277
4,032.9
Local rates4.454.9
8,411,997
7,441, 797
17
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
1960 actual
1961 estimate
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION— continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber
ber salary
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
$332, 539
$411,327
$443,000
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
212,700
154,569
300,000
Local rates
312,000
312,000
203,300
Other personal services:
214,100
Regular pay above 52-week base
405,908
447,200
Overtime and holiday pay
863,000
744,121
4,966,700
Additional pay for service abroad
5,415,000
4,748,862
Payments to other agencies for reim437,300
450,000
825, 577
bursable details
Total personal services, International Cooperation Administration
65,000,366
69,120,674
74,844,400
1
1
1
14,061
14,706
14,061
1
1
1
14,061
14,706
14,061
2
2
1
26,520
26,520
14,010
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Branch chief
—
Division director
Forester
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agriculturist
Assistant division director
Branch chief
Chief, division of reference and lending
Entomologist
Extension specialist, foreign education training
Extension specialist in program
leadership
Forester
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Director, International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-4. $12,445 to $13,955
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145
ICA-6. $9,055 to $10,555.
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8,755
ICA-9. $6,395 to $7,455
ICA-11. $5,265 to $6,345
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent _
13,374
2
2
2
24,648
24,169
25,126
26, 520
26, 520
14,040
1
1
12,813
12,334
14,040
13, 520
14,040
13,520
1
11,835
12,750
13,000
1 11,357
1 12,334
12,750
13, 000
31 354,663
20 194,425
12 95,492
7 47,922
34 387,653
20 194,425
12 95, 742
7 47,922
10
61, 277
5 27, 811
51 251,995
31 133,224
7 28, 602
2
7,030
1 3,931
30 321,090
22 204,214
17 129,125
4 25,168
57,137
10
6 30,723
46 213, 344
25 101,523
7 27,435
6,532
2
1 3,640
12,002
84, 571
8,341
7,010
6, 718
5,262
6,116
197
1,397, 941
De d u c t Lapses
20.1
140,480
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
3.
7
23,372
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac19.4 147,442
count
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
179.9
United States and possessions
1,259,986
12.7 121,545
Foreign countries: "U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: United
States and possessions:
Temporary employment
69,348
3,700
Part-time employment
3,451
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
8,772
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,116
Overtime and holiday pay
3
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
13, 965
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
11,048
Total personal services, Depart1,492, 934
ment of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
61,111
5 27,811
49 243,134
30 128, 752
7 28, 602
7,030
2
1 3,931
1 12,460
9 102, 818
5 45,345
1
6,407
3 13,290
205
1, 536,161
12.2
3. 5
77,069
25, 509
36.1 281,777
1 12,460
9 102,818
5 45,345
1
6,407
13, 290
211
1, 583,400
11. 9
2.9
70, 523
21,406
36.6 286,279
216.8
209.5
1, 611,515
1, 549, 625
16 166,235
15. 9 165, 735
90, 642
73, 758
1,100
~~I,~i66
5, 278
24, 292
11,700
1, 848, 372
24,292
11,700
1, 888, 600
ALLOCATION TO A R M Y — c o n t i n u e d
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, Army
1 12,075
5 60, 375
6 63,429
5 45, 517
17 132,131
2 13, 910
19 119,089
1 5,920
15 80, 381
8 39, 530
15 66, 705
3 11, 340
14
28,337
111 678,739
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
12.2
$64,845
55.8
398,917
32 192,422
11 22,555
915
1, 036
1, 731
7, 280
43, 435
668, 291
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, international statistic programs office
Chief of division
Chemist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to chief, international statistic programs
Chief, consultation branch
Chief of international technical cooperation staff
Industrial specialist
Project leader
Port specialist
Assistant chief of division
Physicist
Assistant chief, office of international
meteorological plans
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Director, International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-3. $13,955 to $15,255...
ICA-4. $12,445 to $13,955_._
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145
ICA-6. $9,055 to $10,555
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8,755
ICA-8. $7,115 to $8,415
ICA-9. $6,395 to $7,455
ICA-10. $5,805 to $6,935....
ICA-11. $5,265 to $6,345
ICA-12. $4,805 to $5,805
ICA-13. $4,325 to $5,310
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates..
1
1
1
14,456
13,978
13,970
1 $15,828
1 15,038
1 15,030
11,835
11, 835
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11, 606
11, 357
12,085
1 11,606
2
25,110
11, 606
31,141
44,366
46,821
6,955
45,842
47, 568
5,408
43,346
28,329
23,692
3,827
8
21
27
36
14
4
1
1
180
1, 583,471
36.9
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) United States and
possessions
Total personal services, Corps of
Engineers—Civil
1
10
10
1
9
7
6
1
62.7
402,866
12, 480
12, 230
13,270
12,230
12, 480
27, 020
44,134
56,948
42, 264
7, 655
69,910
62, 753
6,157
46,278
31, 512
24,835
4,139
130, 582
305, 283
463,484
478,893
260, 271
21, 654
19, 218
5,886
15, 849
19,470
4,326
246
2, 295,357
42.4
430,131
405,001
1.2 8,310
12, 750
12, 750
1 12, 750
4
6
5
105,964
249,386
279,064
321,619
104,461
25,792
5,990
5,512
3
22,746
783,914
66.8
490,074
139.8
1,397,898
17,428
35, 572
15, 500
8,500
7,559
24,074
87,977
6,477
12,347
144,497
1,359,390
2,075,293
81.6
ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENGINEERS—
CIVIL
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
2
8,944
Positions other than permanent:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroadTotal personal services, Department
of Commerce
ALLOCATION TO ARMY
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mechanical engineer
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,785
GS-7. $5,335 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent
to less than $12,210
Total
permanent
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1960 actual
1962 estimate
1
1
1
10,629
6,448
3,998
3
1
21,075
4,357
2
16,718
16,718
18
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
MUTUAL SECURITY—ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES—Continued
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND W E L F A R E — c o n t i n u e d
ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE—Continued
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO FARM CREDIT
ADMINISTRATION
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1.8 $22,300
1.8 $22,300
1.7 $20,326
ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS 16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division
—
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy division chief
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area branch chief
GS-13. $10,635 to $1).,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
—
GS-6. $4 830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
.
——.
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-3. $13,955 to $15,255:
Chief, civil aviation group.
ICA-4. $12,445 to $13,955:
Chief, civil aviation group
Deputy chief..
Administrative officer.
Aeronautical engineer
Aviation technician
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145:
Aeronautical engineer
Aviation technician
Administrative officer
ICA-6. $9,055 to $10,555
IC A.-7. $7,695 to $8,755
Total permanent..
—.
Deduct lapses
—Add portion of salaries carried m other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions—
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services, Federal
Aviation Agency
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Deduct portion of salaries shown above
paid from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
12,771
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
Positions other than permanent: United
States and possessions:
Temporary employment.
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
20,280
16,931
11,481
4, 659
34,124
24,420
Total personal services, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare
18 233,708
13 157,143
1 11,669
1 12,667
9 106,352
4 47,340
250
2,213,278
18
258
2,404,128
15.5
119,759
111, 682
1.5 14,213
1.5 14,948
109.4
695,921
1,383,385
120.5
797,686
120.5
1,479,812
34,351
35,229
5,099
2,065
171,510
2,836
500
189,000
2,294,151
2,505,063
121.1
1,820
ALLOCATION TO HOUSING AND HOME
FINANCE AGENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Technical services directorDocumentation director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
26 275,725
37 381,326
1
9,901
20 169,669
1
7,010
158
1, 608,645
13 146,440
413,554
11,606
12,563
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
11,248
2,254
101,883
5,886
10,338
9,297
12,521
3,515
19
Total personal services, Housing
and Home Finance Agency
2,044,767
12,480
22,838
38,730
31,304
12,896
6,677
22,964
10,192
13,520
4,160
4,139
25,521
36,628
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
53,623
1
21,008
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
82 580,634
122 1,295,125
148,883
14.184
25 179,900
1.4 14,092
134,699
23.6
165,808
1,113
19
135,812
23.6
166,500
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, educational mission
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to assistant commissionerAssistant to director, educational exchange and training branch
Chief, area section—education
Chief, international training program.
Chief, technical assistance section
Director, international cooperation
maternal and child health
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-3. $13,955 to $15,255
ICA-4. $12,455 to $13,955—
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145ICA-6. $9,055 to $10,555
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8,755
ICA-8. $7,115 to $8,415
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades equivalent to Foreign Service
ber salary
ber salary
salary rates:
8 $130,680
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
8 $130,680
5 72,600
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,0305 72,600
1 12,650
1 12,650
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
14,206
57,263
59
1961 estimate
1
13,070
1
14,061
1
14,394
1
11,835
1
13,000
1
13,270
1
11,835
1
1
1
13,000
12,230
12,230
1
1
1
1
12,230
13,270
12,230
12,230
1
12,813
15
7
7
1
5
6
36
15
8
1
1
133, 546
49,960
42,846
6,074
26.873
29, 578
163, 705
61,770
29,410
3,266
2,974
13, 520
110,865
121, 785
77,500
46,467
6,552
29,162
38,522
164,943
86,840
27, 749
14,060
3,203
11 113, 703
15
30
40
22
1
1
1 13,520
9 103,895
13 122,575
9 70,699
7 47,112
1
6,552
6 34,695
6 33,800
33 160,250
20 87,730
7 28,061
4 14,372
1
3,307
43,260
53, 580
4
6
43,260
50,100
4
7
43,260
59,580
202,230
359, 260
415,270
196,150
7,200
7,140
15
30
40
22
1
1
218,780
392,100
443,049
219,110
7,935
8,175
15
30
40
22
1
1
218,780
392,100
443,049
219,110
7,935
8,175
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Engineer, chief, division of foreign
activities.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer, chief, division of foreign
activities
Chief, technical cooperation branch
Chief, training administration branch.
Agriculture economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Administration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-2. $15,255 to $16,675
ICA-3. $13,955 to $15,255
ICA-4. $12,455 to $13,955
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145
ICA-6. $9,055 to $10,555
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8,755
ICA-9. $6,395 to $7,455
ICA-11. $5,265 to $6,345
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
1
1
11,835
12,563
41,537
34,590
8,230
6,906
6,240
5,886
16,188
18, 761
4,326
1
3,266
2
30,360
13,749
12,230
12,230
13,520
11,939
37,980
16,682
6,448
6,885
6,365
21,840
16,037
"~3~765
5,555
2 32,640
4 54,660
7 91,055
22 241,981
18 169,890
6 46,410
1
6,755
1
6,035
497,832
9.2
76,721
829,096
15.2
155,848
9 110,313
12 127,261
6 54,015
53
19
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
I960 actual
1961 estimate
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR— continued
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
0.3 $2,000
21
161,523
23.1
261,588
0.3 $2,150
21.1
47
176,550
498,848
0.3 $2,150
22.6
70
183,488
761,126
734
678
Total personal services, Department of the Interior
2,582
7,257
40,480
103,654
159,375
115,600
139,990
137,802
587,433
1,302
1,260,525
16,000
18,000
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Division chief
Associate director (coordinator).
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy division chief
Labor adviser
Program coordinator
Program supervisor.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255....
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1
13,978
1
1
15,038
14,061
15,038
14,061
11,357
35,527
12,563
48,080
52,139
221,760
1
3
12,230
38,230
12,480
38,500
25,646
21,756
20,089
76,464
111, 925
4 51,990
5 55,809
24 227,180
13 101,774
3 20,010
4 23,629
4 22,002
18 86,557
29 124,472
4 52,520
5 56,589
24 228,470
13 102,044
3 20,176
4 24,128
4 22,312
18 88,054
29 125,201
111 752,164
10 73,527
110 792,982
8. 5 63,226
110 799,573
6.8 51,398
100,880
101 678,637 101.5 729,756 103.2 748,175
Total personal services, Department of Labor
66,146
133, 775
72,450
113,725
73,200
113,725
5,634
5,589
3,214
5,855
5,900
889,781
925,000
941,000
ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment (total personal
services)
14
18
ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF FOREIGN
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-14 $12,210 to $13,510:
International economist
GS-13 $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12 $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11 $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7 $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
-
11,835
11,357
27,415
37,847
47,384
22,360
28, 205
12,978
12.750
23,878
20,800
32,864
44,097
29, 952
29, 910
9,360
12,750
23,878
30 199,381
11. 4 56, 530
28 203,611
8.8 50,646
28 203,611
8.8 50,646
18.6
142,851
19.2
152,965
19.2
152,965
1,192
605
144,043
153,570
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
—
Total personal services, Bureau of
Foreign Commerce
20,800
32,864
44, 097
29,952
29,910
152,965
Total permanent , » - •.
ALLOCATION TO INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION—COn.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, International Cooperation Administration
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
Inspector general and comptroller
GS-18. $17,500:
Director
Deputy inspector general and comptroller
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Auditor-analyst.
Budget officer
Executive assistant
Special assistant
Staff chief
Supervisory inspector
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Auditor-analyst
Budget analyst
Budget officer.
Executive officer
InspectorSpecial assistantProgram officer
Staff assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
—
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,785
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670._
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Career minister $19,800.
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650.
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655.—
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650-.
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115.
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325.
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420.
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640.
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
__.
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
Ungraded positions at annual rates equivalent to less than $12,210 (local employees)
Total permanent .
Deduct lapsesNet permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Local rates.
1
2
2
1
14,061
21,300
9,360
4,056
1
14,706
6
48,777
2
18,970
1
14,706
2
18,970
4,264
4,264
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
4.1 $26,172
1.9 22,605
$30
2
18,940
176
70
22,781
19,010
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates.
ALLOCATION TO INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief trade policy staff-.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1960 actual
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: Foreign countries:
U.S. rates.
Local rates
Intermittent employment
1
12,563
1
1
1
12,334
11,835
1
13,520
12,750
19,802
33,364
14,060
6,136
10,650
36,130
15,142
6,781
11,772
5,096
22, 505
8,091
14,330
12,730
5,491
28, 579
8,840
7,634
3
38,001
3
4
1
26,936
31,097
6,282
14,310
69,015
29,286
24,815
6,760
1
17,826
19,261
42,994
28,434
28,538
8, 549
22,694
43,327
32,904
9,090
3,890
35,505
10,109
20, 405
9,194
24,419
23, 733
20,364
5,283
4,181
80 186,667
49 115,682
107
590, 569
10 106,805
160
805,922
15.55
106,967
25
2.1
13,778
179,796
25.9
206,971
333,039
77.! i
186,120
30.6
256,258
48.4
113,562
951
966
62
3,481
65
41.1
20
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
MUTUAL SECURITY—ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES—Continued
ECONOMIC
ASSISTANCE—Continued
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE—
continued
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$4,084
7,802
220
$2,260
7,024
$13,659
15,000
96,000
Total personal services, Department of State.
713,040
589,621
1,733,352
CONTINGENCIES
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO ARMY
Grades and ranges:
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$4,056
668
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
3,388
Total personal services, Army
3,414
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,749 to $15,038—Continued
Special assistant
GS-14. $12,230 to $13,520:
Attorney
Auditor.
Budget and reports officer.
Chief, loan services
Economist
Engineer
__.
Financial analyst
Loan officer
Private enterprise specialist
S pecial assistant
GS-13. $10,650 to $11,939
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,275
GS-11. $7,571 to $8,861
GS-9. $6,448 to $7,426..
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,885
GS-7. $5,366 to $6,365
GS-6. $4,846 to $5,824
GS-5. $4,347 to $5,346...
GS-4. $4,056 to $4,680...
GS-3. $3,765 to $4,410
GS-2. $3,515 to $4,139
GS-1. $3,203 to $3,827
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to or less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
__.
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
26
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$12,771
2
22,714
4
1
5
1
1
5
45,926
11, 355
58,011
11, 357
11, 357
49, 754
83,410
22, 546
24, 564
11, 711
75, 879
137,093
37,190
3, 755
3,973
6,532
3,349
10
3
4
2
14
28
8
1
1
2
1
$24,460
12,230
12,480
13,520
12, 230
49,920
12,230
61,920
12, 480
64, 940
71, 720
39,915
46,134
6, 718
165, 879
158, 453
43, 784
13, 624
15,060
3, 619
3, 619
$36,940
12,480
12, 750
13, 520
12, 480
62, 940
12, 480
87,130
12, 230
12, 480
86, 738
99,965
40, 705
47,277
6,885
190, 675
206, 755
44, 951
13, 832
15, 476
10, 753
3,827
4,285
16,265
124 1,050,481
33.5 272,546
155 1,325,522
13 120,522
184 1,581,8
20 147,8
90.5 777,935
142 1,205,000
164 1,434,000
22,013
20,000
25,000
5,984
16, 567
5,000
20,000
20,000
42,315
11,000
40,363
15,000
905,177
1,276,000
16,452
18,000
1, 497, 000
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
Foreign Service staff grades:
Class 3. $13,995 to $15,255
Deduct lapses
Total personal services, Department of Commerce—
LIMITATION
ON
EXPENSES,
1
12,834
0. 6 7,000
5,834
DEVELOPMENT
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Grades established by Mutual Security
Act of 1954 as amended (73 Stat. Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
246):
Presidential appointment: $20,000:
1 $20,000
Managing director
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
Excepted: $19,000:
1
19,000
1
19,000
Deputy managing director
1
19,000
Grades established under sec. 205(b) of
the Mutual Security Act of 1959 (73
Stat. 246):
Excepted: $14,000 and over:
2
35,500
2
35,500
2
35,500
Deputy managing director
1
17,500
1
17,500
1
17,500
Assistant deputy managing director.
1
15,150
1
17,050
1
17,050
Secretary-treasurer.
Grades established by the managing
director, Development Loan Fund
(22 U.S.C. 1787(b)):
Excepted: $10,000 and over:
1
17, 500
17,500
Assistant managing director
12,480
1
12, 480
Engineer.
10,005
1
10, 005
AttorneyGS-16. $15,267 to $16,307:
2
28,870
1
15, 787
15, 787
Assistant deputy managing director. _
General counsel
1
14,206
15,517
1
15, 517
GS-15. $13,749 to $15,038:
12,771
13,749
1
13,749
Deputy general counsel
13,374
14,394
1
14, 706
Director of audit
12,771
Division chief-25, 542
14,394
14, 061
1
Economist
85, 052
78,145
84,095
6
Engineer
15, 038
13, 686
15, 038
1
Implementation specialist
68,079
57, 574
7
99,133
Loan officer
2
29,099
26, 749
28, 787
Private enterprise specialist
56, 285
5
Regional director
70, 658
OF I N S P E C T O R G E N E R A L A N D
M U T U A L SECURITY, STATE
1960 actual
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES,
LOAN FUND
1960 actual
OFFICE
COMPTROLLER,
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
1 $19,011
Inspector general and comptroller
1 $19,011
GS-18. $18,500:
17, 514
1
18,512
Director
Deputy inspector general and comp17,514
troller
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
15,392
16,536
Director
15,392
16,536
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
14,206
15, 267
Deputy director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,456
15,558
Executive assistant
54, 723
43,824
Special assistant
39, 519
Branch chief
51,687
2
30,076
Staff chief.
25, 542
Budget examiner
1
12," 770
Budget officer
2
25,542
Management analyst
1
12,771
Supervisory accountant
1
12,771
Supervisory auditor
27,496
2
25,542
Auditor-analyst
14,393
Supervisory inspector
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12,230
11,356
1
Administrative officer
11,835
12, 750
1
Staff assistant
11,356
1
Special assistant
11,606
1
1
11,355
Budget officer
11,356
1
1
11,355
Budget analyst
11,356
1
Funds control officer.
11,356
1
Systems accountant
11,356
1
Statistician
11,356
1
1
12,230
Auditor-analyst
71,282
6
9 113,960
Inspector
10,379
1
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935._
8,340
1
1
8, 964
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
3 22, 400
1
7, 571
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
13, 478
2
1
7,280
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
6,073
1
1
6,552
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
9 49,148
9 53, 786
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
7 35, 545
6
33, 300
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
13 56, 285
10
46, 629
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
3, 952
1
1
4, 056
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
3, 452
1
1
3,827
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
21
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended (22 Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
1 $19,261
1 $19,801
Career minister
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
4 82,086
6 103,022
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
1 10,275
1
9,256
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
2 15,267
1
7,030
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
1
7,571
1
7,030
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
2 31,008
9 125,523
7 93,586
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
5 61,337
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
1 11,003
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
1
6,406
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640.
2 10,524
2 11,398
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
4 20,486
3 16,647
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425...
2
9,941
5 20,899
1
4,014
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
Total permanent .
116
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
1,140, 220
64.9
650,868
15
35.5^
61
562
15.6
140, 790
12
902, 336
183.316
1960 actual
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION—continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Foreign Service
Act of 1946, as amended (22 U.S.C.
801-1158):
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640.
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
599,000
120, 020
6,840
1,763
2,244
15,196
3.500
3,500
13,000
18,950
45,000
534,345
788,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$64,314
34, 788
21, 590
25, 314
44, 815
2
2
$22,340
20,925
6,614
6,032
4,846
27,165
20, 612
6,511
4
7
2
58,137
85,655
19,427
1
2
6
6,011
10,234
30,367
6
1
108,388
16,328
15 198,993
76 645,508
36. 6 309, 466 2.6 34,593
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
39. 4 336,042
12. 4 164, 400
6,340
16,000
1, 702
600
1, 018
3, 780
Total personal services.
348,882
181,000
TRANSITIONAL GRANTS TO ALASKA
ADVANCES
AND
REIMBURSEMENTS,
ECONOMIC
ASSISTANCE
TRANSITIONAL
1960 actual
GRANTS
TO
1960 actual
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Executive director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant director
Deputy executive officer
Director, inspections
Special assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Auditor,-.
Economist
Inspector
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$15,392
13,374
25, 854
12,771
13, 978
27, 372
11,357
12, 563
48,318
ALASKA
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210-Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): U.S. and possessions..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
1
$13,520
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
33 $249,038
4
34,136
33 $234,973
4
2,258
29
29
214,902
232,715
1,642
60,377
969
66, 721
276,921
300,405
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
ADVISORY
COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Executive director
Research associate.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Research analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
2
$20,000
$20,000
33,000
1
3
$20,000
50,000
1
11,170
6
1
2
73,380
11,170
17,930
5
32,906
4
4
3
21,464
19,384
13,707
1
7,280
1
5,637
1
1
1
7,821
7,114
6,053
1
1
4,490
4,202
3
1
16,974
4,680
5
41,609
3.6 29,932
11 106,812
1.2 11,512
29 259,941
4.8 42,941
1.4 11,677
9.8 95,300
24.2 217,000
4,271
7,000
15,500
122
400
16,070
102,700
Total personal services
232,500
ALASKA INTERNATIONAL RAIL AND HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
1960 actual
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Military historian
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num> Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
125
$12,299
200,916
1
97
$13,440
173,791
268
399,461
268
400,990
268
402,000
449 901,493
0.7 5,354
420
895,878
411
861,201
81,563
9
49,670
245, 111 44
569,204 358
251,271
560,260
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
_
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Additional pay for services abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Construction of memorials and cemeteries"
13.3 81,896
44
391
225,032
589,211
12
44
364
90 $158,270
1,166
28,898
30,212
2,183
1,202
1,163
1,310
1,320
147,398
128,480
112,700
1,076,986
1,057,043
1,007,088
$899,088
$921,003
$932,000
177,898
136,040
75,088
31,867
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
OPERATING
EXPENSES
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above: Executive director..
Less than $12,210
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
1
Total permanent compensation
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Terminal leave
$17,514
5,990
1
1
$18,512
6,448
23,504
2
24,960
1,500
182
181
Total personal services..
1,584
23,867
28,044
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L
FUNDS
AVAILABLE
TO
AMERICAN
COMMISSION
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Technical assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,225
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,435
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
SERVICES
BATTLE
PAID
FROM
MONUMENTS
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
1
1
2
6
11
13
9
9
1
1
$12,564
10,501
9,113
12,427
36,351
58,912
64,403
39,856
37,235
3,718
3,737
1
1
1
1
6
11
13
9
9
1
1
$13,520
11,419
10,005
6,781
39,146
64,522
70,180
43,620
40,352
4,077
4,035
1
1
1
6
11
13
9
9
1
1
$11,419
10,275
6,947
40,141
66,186
71,989
44,782
40,872
4,181
4,139
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
$22,500
$22, 500
Chairman..
88,000
88,000
Commissioner
22,000
22,000
General manager
20,500
20,500
Deputy general manager
117,000
116,000
Assistant general manager
500
19, 500
19,
General counsel
19,000
19,000
Controller
169,
500
170,500
Division director
38,000
38,000
Manager of operations office.__
Grades established by the Atomic Energy
Commission equivalent to GS grades:
GS-18. $18,500:
1 18, 512
1 17, 514
Deputy assistant general manager
5 87, 570
5 92, 560
Deputy division director
2 35,028
2 37,024
Deputy manager of operations office..
4 70, 556
4 74,048
Division director
6 105,084
6 1111, 072
Manager of operations office
Special assistant
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
34,652
3 48,079
Assistant controller
239,438
11 176,374
Assistant division director
119,
682
7
110,802
Assistant manager of operations office.
35,152
2 31,967
Branch chief
86,070
5
79,993
Deputy division director
33,862
2 32,448
Deputy general counsel
67, 704
3 48,589
Deputy manager of operations office. _
138, 548
8 129,734
Division director
34,132
2
31,491
Manager of operations office.
17,326
1 15,870
Secretary to the commission.
68.224
6 96,594
Special assistant
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
129,126
7 104,437
Area manager
16,307
Assistant controller
207,317
177,277
Assistant division director.
118,833
144,373
Assistant general counsel
187,987
185,951
Assistant manager of operations office.
15,163
16,307
Assistant to division director
282,490
144,393
Branch chief
14,206
15,267
Deputy assistant division director
Deputy assistant manager of opera1 15,163
16,307
tions office
16,037
Deputy branch chief
80.225
6 88,983
Deputy division director--
23
24
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION—Continued
OPERATING
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades established by the Atomic Energy
Commission equivalent to GS grades- Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Continued
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Deputy manager of operations office..
1 $15, 517
$29,369
$15,267
Division director.
192,970
207,331
17 267,319
Liaison officer
14,435
15, 517
1 15, 787
Manager of operations office
28,870
30, 784
2 31,054
16,000
17,326
1 17, 576
Physicist
1 16,307
Physical science administrator
5 78,931
Special assistant
5 73,604
3 47, J
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,394
1 13,374
Administrative officer
1 14,394
135,325
12 165,610
Area manager
11 163, 571
73,814
5 67,475
Assistant area manager
5 73,237
73,840
7 95,694
Assistant branch chief
7 103,584
120,245
10 139,294
Assistant division director
10 150, 509
119,413
10 136,697
Assistant general counsel
9 133,474
4 58,219
4 54,413
Assistant manager of operations office.
4 57,886
1 14,061
2 26,998
Assistant to division director
2 29,058
Assistant to manager of operations
1 15,309
1
13,978
office
1 15,309
12 157, 714
11 157,916
Attorney
11 156,314
2 25,842
2 28,122
Biologist
2 28,122
2 26,748
Bio physicist
2 29,099
2 28,787
91
Branch chief
95
91
1,351,387
1,257,106
1,404, 742
3 45,905
" 42,646
Chemist
3 45,905
6 88,274
Deputy assistant division director
109,673
8 118,039
Deputy assistant manager of opera1 14,706
13,374
tions office
1 14,394
1
3 43,827
Deputy branch chief
3 43,494
3 39,842
19 279,324
17 249,684
16 217, 510
Deputy division director
13,083
1
Deputy manager of operations office..
81
Division director
90
91
1,227,848
1,194, 685
1,309, 994
21 305,175
17 231,613
Engineer
22 317,967
14,270
Geologist
2 28,122
13,083
27,810
Hearing examiner.
1 14,061
12, 771
14,061
Industrial hygienist
1 14,061
12,771
14,061
Information officer
4 57,887
53,196
57, 554
Inspector
2 32,835
30, 545
32,835
Laboratory director
2 28,455
25,842
28,122
Liaison officer
2 28, 787
13,978
28, 787
Mathematician
1 14,394
13,083
14,061
Management analyst __
1 15,038
13,083
15,038
Medical officer.
1 15,038
13,978
15,038
Metallurgist
2 28,788
26,166
28,122
Operations research analyst.
1 15,038
13,978
15,038
Patent adviser..
2 28,788
26,166
28,455
Patent attorney
7 102,441
68,452
101,796
Physicist
1 15,038
13,978
15,038
Physiologist
1 15, 558
14,456
15, 558
Program analyst
2
27,498
25,542
27,498
Project officer...
81,128
87,007
5 72, 614
Section chief
157,958
172,
707
186,412
11
Special assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
6 76,460
70,301
75,940
Accountant-.
7 90,770
71,759
89,730
Administrative officer
39,520
36,483
39,520
3
Assistant area manager
177,900
14 178,690
14 165,745
Assistant branch chief
51,230
35,526
50,710
4
Assistant division director
35,747
38,500
2 26,000
Assistant to division director
Assistant to manager of operations
2 26,000
2 26,000
2 23,920
office
18 225,970
16 183,873
17 211,990
Attorney...
9 115,210
9 114,690
8 94,702
Auditor-.
1 13,520
1 12,563
1 13,520
Biochemist
38,230
3 37,980
3 35,033
Biologist.
161
165
160
Branch chief
2,092,480
1,989,062
2,0 3,110
1 12,750
1 12,230
1 12,480
Budget examiner
5 65,020
3 36,723
5 64,480
Chemist.
12 160,720
12 148,343
12 160,180
Classification analyst
1 13,520
1 13,520
Community management officer
12 153,710
11 129,761
11 140,690
Contract administrator
2 25,480
2 23,193
2 25,230
Deputy assistant division director.
6 76,460
6 70,539
6 75,960
Deputy branch chief.
30 392,470
30 360,585
30 390,620
Deputy division director
28 365,630
32 384,375
32 413,220
Division director
1
1 13,520
1 13,520
12,563
Economist
113
116
104
Engineer..
1,512,700
1
1,263,254
1,468,500
1
4 52,790
4 52,270
4 48,302
Equipment officer
1 13,520
12,563
1 13,520
1
Geologist
101,170
8 100,920
6 69,900
Health physicist..
12,750
11,606
1 12,480
1
Historian
12,750
11,835
1
12,
750
1
Industrial hygienist
12,480
11,357
1 12,230
1
Industrial relations officer
182,780
180,982
194,970
15
15
Information officer
63,750
6 70,573
5 63,210
Inspector
13,520
12,563
1
1 13,520
Intelligence officer.,.
52,020
4 47,612
4 51,500
International affairs officer
90,770
94,454
90,000
8
7
Liaison officer
12,750
11,606
1
1 12,480
Librarian
52, 520
4 48,328
4 52,270
Management analyst
12,750
1 11,606
1 12,480
Medical officer
25,750
23,434
25,480
2
2
Mobilization specialist
52,020
4 47,612
4 51,500
Operations research analyst51, 770
2 25,126
3 39, 540
Patent adviser
39,020
3 35,775
3 38,480
Patent attorney
245,460
191,145
243,420
19
16
Physical scientist
153,690
11 129,747
12 152,150
Physicist
1961 estimate
Grades established by the Atomic Energy
Commission equivalent to GS grades- Num- Total Num- Total
Continued
ber salary
ber salary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
1 $11,606
Physiologist
1 $12,750
Procurement officer
3 36,977
3 40,010
Program analyst
14 163,332
14 176,800
12 138,963
Project officer
13 163,050
1 11,357
Property and supply officer
1 12,230
2 24,179
Safeguards officer
2 26,270
2 25,126
Scientific analyst2 27,040
22 262,190
Section chief
21 269,670
1 12,085
Security officer
1 13,270
104,616
Special assistant
9 113,670
Source and special nuclear materials
accountability officer
1 12, 563
1 13,520
Statistician
1 12, 563
1 13,520
748
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935728 ,681,456
8, 584,943
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255738
725( , 499, 562
7,181,579
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
618
611
, 683, 591
5,053,771
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
40 279,160
38 286,769
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
497
1,100,939
3,417,276
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
106 684,706
607,121
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
472
2,783,250
518,230
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
695
720
3,947,967
3, 465,351
1,122
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335. _.
1,094
5 129,166
5, 503,423
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
718
689
896,657
3, 056,456
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
263
250
973,812
1,006, 388
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
188, 787
44 169,346
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
46, 010
12 41,140
Ungraded positions for scientific and technical personnel established under sec.
161d, Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as
amended:
4 65,645
AEC scientific representative
6 91,040
5 86,455
Assistant division director
21 355,864
Branch chief
2 29,360
Scientific and technical assistant
6 102,398
6 91,135
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.
152 794,210
93 499,904
Total permanent.
7,333
53, 941,775
Deduct—
477^
Excess civilian pay over military.
208"
, 364, 798
, 142,216
58, 900,677
2,287,267
210
2,311, 562
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions.. 6, 614
6,744
53, 952,478
48,073,836
31 349,370
Foreign countries: U.S. rates...
34 360,925
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
149, 211
143,300
Part-time employment
__.
26,261
28, 700
Intermittent employment246,000
222,122
Other personal services:
209, 702
378, 993
Regular pay above 52-week base
., 523,150
1,412, 379
Overtime and holiday pay
167, 300
144, 585
Nightwork differential
30, 000
34, 052
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim35, 000
30,000
bursable details
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operating expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
50,832,364
56, 685,000
$50,807, 715
24, 649
$56, 685, 000
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Chairman of Board.
Member of Board..
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of bureau
Executive director
General counsel—
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate director of bureau.
Chief of office.
Deputy director of bureau
Deputy general counsel
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
4
!$20,500
80,000
1
4
$20,500
80,000
1
4
$20,500
80,000
2
1
1
35,028
17,514
17,514
2
1
1
37,024
18,512
18,512
2
1
1
37,024
18,512
18,512
4
1
62,046
15,392
I
15,621
3
1
1
1
50,128
16,536
16,536
16,806
3
1
1
1
50,128
16,536
16,536
16,806
25
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1 $15,517
$14,435
1 $15,517
Assistant director of bureau..
1 15,267
14,206
1 15,267
Associate chief of office
3
46,301
43,076
46,301
3
Associate general counsel
6
91,852
85,465
91,852
6
Chief of division.
1 15, 267
14,206
1 15,267
Chief of office..
1
15,517
14,435
1 15,517
Director of bureauGS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
10
115,251
137,802
10
137,802
Assistant chief of division.
2
25,542
27,498
2
27,498
Assistant chief of section..
1
13,083
14,394
1 14,394
Assistant director of bureau
1
13,374
14,394
1 14,394
Assistant general counsel
1
14,456
15,558
1 15,558
Associate chief examiner
2
25,542
27,498
2
27,498
Associate chief of office
1
13,083
14,061
1 14,061
Associate director of bureau,
2
25,542
27,498
2
27,498
Attorney-adviser
1
14,456
15,558
1 15,558
Chief hearing examiner
9 125,322
64,791
125,322
Chief of division.
5
77,832
69,390
69,390
• Chief of section
1
13,749
Economist...
5
69,369
General attorney.
5
64,479
5
69,369
22
317,618
Hearing examiner
22 317,618
22 295,150
1
13, 749
Policy and planning officer
1
13, 749
12, 771
13, 749
Supervisory general attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Aeronautical design evaluation en2
25, 750
25, 750
1
12,563
gineer
122, 550 11 134, 780
7
79,748
Air transport examiner
1
12, 750
12, 750
1
11,835
Airworthiness inspector
1
12,230
Analytical statistician
2
25,230
23,442
25,230
Assistant to chief of division
1
12,230
22,963
12,230
Assistant chief of division
5
61,400
34, 320
61,400
Attorney-adviser
23,212
Chief of division
10 123,300
103,458
123,300
10
Chief of section
12,230
1
Chief of unit
12. 230
1
12," 230
Congressional relations officer
11,357
12,230
1
Engineer
12, 480
1
1 12,480
Flight operations specialist
12, 750
1
1 12, 750
Hearing officer
1
11,
12,230
1
1 12,230
Information specialist
1
11,
12,230
1
1 12,230
Legislative attorney
1
11,
12,230
1
1 12,230
Liaison officer
12,230
1
1 12,230
1
11,
Meteorologist
52,270
52,270
4
4
Regional audit manager
4
48,
99,130
99,130
8
8
2
22,
Supervisory air safety investigator
12,230
1
1 12,230
Transportation economist
123,320
9 111, 090 10
Trial attorney
5
57,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
85 870,
78 849,068 107 1, 157,918
804,490 111 1,010,685
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
82 700,
88
64 466,
65 505,225
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
70 543,080
15,496
15,496
1
7,
2
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
2
56 350,
69 459,138
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425._._
71 472,034
76,127
76,127
7
42,
12
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
12
87 458,
80 453,426
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
_
79 448,060
37 189,
46 249,392
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
46 249,392
549,309 124 601,473
123 567,
112
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
48 193,
55 236,496
58 248,664
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
55, 914
52,149
11
42,
13
14
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
20,487
20,487
22,
5
5
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
13,020
13,020
12,
4
4
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
17,000
16,000
17,000
Administrative assistant to chairman.
68,000
64,000
68,000
Administrative assistant to member..
17,000
16,000
17,000
Secretary of Board..
40, 500
38, 500
40, 500
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv9
40,332
9
40,332
9
40,332
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
761 5,822,293
28 319,049
800 6, 574,949 881 7,292,124
21.1 199, 649 31.2 220, 624
733
778.9
6,375,300
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Compensation of accident investigation
witnesses and guards
5, 503,244
849.8
7,071, 500
20,026
42,073
19, 759
179
24,700
22,500
34,600
5, 589,864
6,427,300
7,130,100
24,000
Total personal services .
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
CONSOLIDATED
FUNDS
SCHEDULE
AVAILABLE
OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
TO C I V I L S E R V I C E C O M M I S S I O N
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Chairman of the Commission
Commissioner
Executive director—
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
2
1
$20,500
40,000
19,000
1
2
1
$20,500
40,000
19,000
1
2
1
$20,500
40,000
19,000
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy executive director
Director of bureau
Executive director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director of bureau
Director of bureau
General counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chairman, board of appeals and
review
Chief of division
Deputy director of bureau
Director of bureau
Executive director, President's Committee on Fund Raising Within the
Federal Service
Regional director
Special assistant to deputy executive
director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant director, career systems
Assistant director, interagency programs
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to bureau director
Assistant to commissioner
Assistant to deputy executive director.
Chief actuary
Chief, appeals examining office.
Chief, classification appeals office
Chief, incentive awards office
Chief of division
Chief of section
Chief, veterans service staff
Counsel to President's Committee on
Fund Raising Within the Federal
Service
Chief hearing examiner
Deputy regional director
Director, college relations and recruitment program
Director, office of career developmentExecutive director, President's Committee on Government Employment Policy
Executive vice chairman, interagency
advisory group
Medical director
Member, board of appeals and reviewOperations manager
Public information officer
Supervisory systems accountant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Actuary
Appeals examiner
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of section
Assistant medical director
Assistant to chief of division
Assistant to bureau director
Assistant to commissioner
Branch manager
Chairman, examining review b o a r d Chief, appeals examining office
Chief, congressional liaison representative
Chief, office of management
Chief of division
Chief of section
Coordinating officer
Deputy mobilization officer
Deputy public information officer
Deputy regional director
Director, career placement programDirector, examining board programDirector, management institutes
Director, management intern programs
Director of personnel
Employee development officer
Executive assistant
Executive secretary, international organizations employees loyalty boardField operations officer
Head of unit
Management analysis officer
Management analyst
Manpower planning specialist
Mobilization readiness adviser
Occupational specialist
Pay system specialist
Personnel management advisor
Personnel management specialist
Position classification specialist
Program coordination officer
Program management officer
Program planner
Program projects specialist
Special legal assistant
Staff assistant
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
—
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.—
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
$17,514
17,514
17, 514
1
1
$18,512
18,512
1
1
$18,512
18,512
15,392
63,211
15,392
1
4
1
16, 536
67, 994
16, 536
1
3
1
16,806
51,438
16,806
14,206
72,170
58,489
15,163
1
4
4
1
15, 517
62,876
63,128
16,307
1
4
3
1
15,517
63,646
47,361
16,307
15,163
157,432
1
11
15, 267
171,247
1
11
15, 517
171,767
14,914
1
16,037
1
16, 307
39,224
13,978
3
1
42, 516
15,038
3
1
42,849
15,038
13, 686
13,374
38,916
13, 686
13,686
13,686
1
1
3
15,038
14, 706
41, 892
1
1
3
15,038
14, 706
42,828
94,888
117,684
13,083
1
1
1
1
1
6
15
1
14, 706
15,038
13, 749
15,038
13, 749
86,009
209,417
14,394
1
1
1
1
1
5
15
1
15,038
15,038
13,749
15,038
14,061
72,280
213,244
14,394
13,083
13,374
143,289
1
11
14, 706
154, 671
1
11
14, 706
158,334
12,771
13,083
1
1
13, 749
14,061
1
1
13, 749
14,394
13,374
1
14,706
1
15,038
12,771
13,978
65,650
12, 771
13,374
12,771
1
1
6
1
1
1
13,749
15,038
85,305
14,061
14, 394
13, 749
1
1
6
1
1
1
13,749
15,038
85,305
14,061
14, 394
14,061
11,606
2
11
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
24, 710
134, 530
13,270
37, 460
13, 790
12,230
13,000
12,480
24,960
13,520
2
11
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
24, 980
137,280
13,270
37,730
13, 790
12,230
13,000
12, 750
24,960
13,520
1
1
34
15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
13, 520
12, 750
432,090
192,460
13,000
14,040
12,480
13,000
12, 480
12, 750
12,480
1
1
1
1
12,230
12,480
12, 230
12,230
13,686
12,334
34, 799
12, 563
23,192
11, 835
11, 357
22, 714
12, 563
II, 606
12,563
11,835
395,252
262,473
12,085
13,042
11, 606
11, 835
11, 606
11, 835
11, 606
11, 606
11,357
11, 357
11, 606
35, 755
23,920
12,334
12,085
12,085
11,835
34,071
11,835
11,835
36,004
11, 835
24,398
11, 606
11, 357
57.513
1
13, 520
34
15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
432,360
193, 520
13,270
14,040
12, 480
13,000
12, 480
12, 750
12, 480
1
1
1
1
12,480
12, 480
12, 480
12,480
__ _ _
1
12,480
1
12, 750
4
1
51,230
13,270
4
1
52,020
13,270
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
13,270
12,750
36,690
13,000
12, 750
38, 770
12, 230
12, 750
13, 520
12,230
1
1
3
2
1
3
1
1
13,270
13,000
37, 440
25,230
13,000
39, 520
12,480
12, 750
1
12,480
12, 480
1
62,170
5
1
12,480
11,606
2,062,946 191 2,143, 808
2, 736, 398 310 2,970, 875
5,987,703 776 6,175,935
50,128
8
61,486
1,885, 983 315 2,182,956
85,433
15
99, 702
1
12, 480
62, 940
5
2
24, 980
205 2, 311, 944
303 2, 935,395
771 6,157,929
76,336
10
316 2,200,620
15 100,614
26
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF WASHINGTON
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION—Continued
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L SERVICES P A I D
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO C I V I L S E R V I C E C O M M I S S I O N — C o n t i n u e d
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
139
75
300
450
892
172
21
$767,593
395,015
1,439,614
1,903,281
3, 450. 602
630,922
69,787
164
78
331
469
901
204
17
$973,284
435,860
1,706,357
2,116,970
3, 749,287
794,572
60,062
52
256,659
52
264,996
159 $954,444
79 445,331
338 1,750,933
483 2,190, 530
946 3,969, 705
202 791,795
17
60,463
55
279,711
4,041
4,106
3,912
24,341,811
26,625,838
27,090,816
372.1
264.6
226.9
1,326,438
2,173,161
955,616
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time and intermittent employment _
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base . - Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Investigations (revolving fund)"
"Investigations of United States citizens for employment of international
organizations"
"Advances and reimbursements"
3, 776.4
25,299,400
3,879.1
26,135,200
111, 489
97,500
111,000
173,232
363,169
97,000
275,000
50,000
22,842,955
25,768,900
26,296,200
$15,751,455
6,222, 550
$17,112,600
7,178,000
$17,745,000
6,793,000
50,196
818,754
59,200
1,419,100
65,800
1,692,400
3, 539.9
22,168,650
26,415
COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255: Staff director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant staff director, complaints,
investigations, and surveys
Assistant staff director, laws, plans,
and research
Assistant staff director, State advisory
committee
Deputy staff director
Executive secretary
GS-15. $13,780 to $15,030: Supervisory
general attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Executive officer
Information specialist
Legal assistantGS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130....
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.
Total personal services.
$22,500
1
$22,500
$22,500
14,206
1
15,517
15,787
14,206
1
15,267
15,267
15,267
15,267
15,267
15, 517
13.749
13.749
47,153
31,367
26,707
27,706
36,336
3,266
12,230
12.750
74,130
43,098
57,180
38,105
32,572
13,603
35,196
27,789
44,155
39,000
19,761
7,758
12,480
12.750
74,900
43,618
57,970
38,625
33,238
13,770
36,028
28,455
45,320
39,728
20,177
7,862
4,160
4,492
4,492
466,304
20,856
73
5.5 42,386
73 567,500
51.2 398,100
445,448
67.5 517,000
21.8 169,400
51,617
54,300
25,000
3,427
10,454
2,000
510,946
573,300
14,206
14,206
14,206
80,495
40,810
28,142
28,370
18,262
7
10
1
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
64
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
194,400
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
President and chairman
$21,000
1 $21,000
First vice president and vice chairman
20,500
1
20,500
Director.
60,000
3
60,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Executive vice president
17,514
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief of division
General counsel
17,056
1
15,870
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant general counsel
Chief of division
44,991
3
48,381
Chief of section
Secretary of the Bank
1
16,307
1
15,163
Senior vice president
1
16,307
1
14,685
Treasurer
1
16,037
1
14,685
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of division
1
14,394
1
13,083
Assistant treasurer
1
14,706
1
13,686
Business analyst
Chief of division
2
29,703
27,601
2
Chief of section.
13.374
1
14,706
1
Counsel
40,143
3
3
44,470
Economist—
138,447
10
10
147,284
Engineer
41,039
3
4
58,198
13,374
1
Financial specialist
_._
26,457
Loan officer
3
42,849
Special assistant to the board of directors
__.
1
13,749
13,374
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative analyst
12,230
1
12, 230
Assistant secretary of the Bank
1
12,230
1
Business analyst
12,085
1
2 24,460
Chief of section
11,606
1
62,440
Counsel
24,898
5
2
80. 080
Engineer
87, 941
6
7
Loan officer
133,162
13 167, 270
11
Special assistant to the board of direc12, 750
1
tors
1
11,835
15 169, 022
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
20 211,058
62, 755
7
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
5
44,596
93, 952
12
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
12
87,110
7,010
1
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
23 161, 284
22 142,272
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
5,
886
1
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
161, 716 26 159, 871
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
142.
832
25
110.
782
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
276, 222 56 284, 379
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
39,104
9
28,
994
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
28, 477
7
33.133
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,39022,546
6
18,013
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv8
36,212
alent to less than $12,210.
8
35,091
258 1, 995, 500 265 2. 211,179
19 192,119
32 256,361
Total permanent..
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken..
Total personal services..
226 1, 739,139 246 2,019, 060
3, 896
21, 300
12, 831
17. 564
8, 500
19,100
6,371
28, 500
1,779,801
2, 096, 460
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
LIMITATION
ON A D M I N I S T R A T I V E
1960 actual
EXPENSES
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
$21,000
$21,000
Governor—
17,500
17,500
Director, land bank service
17,500
17,500
Director, short-term credit service
16,530
15,375
Director, cooperative bank service
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1
17,056
1
15,621
Deputy governor
1
17,326
1
16,099
General counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director, cooperative bank
15,787
14,435
service
15,267
14,206
Deputy director, land bank service..
Deputy director, short-term credit
15,787
14,685
service
27
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant general counsel
Chief examiner
Chief, research and information division
Deputy director, land bank service,
Deputy director, short-term credit
service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural economist
Assistant chief examiner
Assistant chief, research and information division
Assistant deputy director, short-term
credit service
Assistant to the Governor
Associate chief examiner
Associate chief of appraisals
Chief, administrative division
Chief, finance division
Chief, personnel division
Chief reviewing appraiser
Comptroller
Hydraulic engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent:
Board compensation
Temporary employment—
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
$12, 771
13,686
12,771
1
1
1
$13,749
14,706
14,061
$14,061
15,038
14,394
1
1
13,374
13,978
1
1
14,706
15,038
15,038
15,038
1
13,686
1
14,706
15,038
1
1
12,085
12,085
1
1
13,000
12,230
13,270
12,480
1
12,563
1
13,520
13, 790
1
12,813
1
2
23,920
13,042
12,085
13,042
13,790
12,230
13,000
13, 790
12,230
13,270
26,270
1
1
1
7
1
1
24
36
26,020
13,270
13,270
125, 630
14,040
13, 520
266,388
393,080
180,132
133,702
158,996
89,419
80, 873
139,048
4,410
8,278
150,340
14,310
13, 520
300,711
358, 720
167, 630
128,754
160,648
88, 521
72, 844
135,096
4,618
8,278
12, 710
12,835
12,835
247 1,894,081
235 1,978,130
230 1,978,305
23.3 153,000
3.5 23,030
20
32
26
12
23
29
7
2
81,182
13,042
12, 563
254,239
331,267
159,493
213,780
147,283
61,651
107,148
125,417
28,330
7,654
10
1
10,705
3.3 39,725
220.4
1,701,356
231.5
1,955,100
35, 758
38,000
3,500
38,000
4,600
6,900
7,600
800
800
1,126
229
1,967, 600
5,001
1,750,141
2,005,000
2,011,000
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
OPERATIONS
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,295:
Administrator
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
1 $22,500
Deputy administrator
1
'
20,500
"" 20,500
20,500
Assistant administrator, management
1 19,500
services
19,500
19,500
Assistant administrator, personnel
1 19,000
and training
19,000
18,000
1 18, 512
Assistant administrator, plans.
18,512
17, 514
1 17,500
Civil air surgeon
17,500
17,500
Director, bureau of air traffic management
18,000
1 19,500
19,500
Director, bureau of facilities and
19,000
18,000
19,000
materiel
Director, bureau of flight standards. _
19, 500
18, 512
19,500
Director, bureau of research and
18,500
development
19,500
19,500
General counsel
19,500
19,500
19,500
18,500
18,500
Medical officer.
6 94,357
8 133,875
8 133,875
Chief of division
'
18,500
~ 18,500
1 17,500
Deputy general counsel
16,530
16,530
Research director
16,295
16,295
1 15,150
Supervisory scientist
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant administrator, plans18, 512
18, 512
1 17,514
Deputy director, bureau of air traffic
18,512
18,512
1 17,514
management
Deputy director, bureau of facilities
18,512
18,512
and materiel
1 17,514
Deputy director, bureau of flight
18,512
18,512
standards
Chief, office of international coordi18, 512
18, 512
17, 514
nation
QS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to director, facilities and
material.
1 16,536
1 16,536
570200—-61
3
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570—Continued
Associate general counsel
Deputy chief, office of international
coordination
Chief of division...
Chief, office of public affairs
Deputy assistant administrator,
management services
Executive officer
Special assistant to administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Associate general counsel
Assistant chief of division
Assistant director, bureau of air traffic
management
Chief of Atlantic City detachment
Chief of branch
Chief of division—
Chief scientist
Congressional liaison officer
Manager, facilities and materiel depot.
Manager, aeronautical center
Operations analyst
Regional manager
Special assistant to administrator
Superintendent of school
Technical adviser.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Air traffic control system officer
Aeronautical engineer
Agency readiness officer
Air traffic control specialist..
Air navigation specialist
Airworthiness adviser
Airways operations specialist
Air transportation analyst
Assistant for plans andspecial projects..
Assistant to chief, office of international coordination
Assistant to director
Assistant superintendent of school
Assistant regional manager
Assistant
manager,
aeronautical
center
Assistant depot manager
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of branch
Attorney
Claimancy officer
Chief of staff
Chief of detachment
Chief psychologist
Chief of branch
Chief of department, training
Chief of division
..
Chief of section
Communications adviser
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Assistant congressional liaison officer. _
Deputy director
Deputy regional administrator
Director
Engineer
Executive officer
Frequency management specialist_
Frequency coordination officer
Flight test specialist
General supply officer.
International officer
Jet planning officer
Liaison officer
Management analyst
Management program officer
Management survey supervisor
Medical officer
Meteorologist..
Military support officer
Navigation specialist
Navigation system officer
Off-site representative
Operations analyst
_
Operations requirements specialist
Passive defense officer
Physiologist
Planning officer
Planning team captain
Program administrator
Program control officer
Regional counsel
Regional flight surgeon.
Regional manager
Special assistant
Special assistant to deputy administrator
Supervisory attorney adviser
Support system officer
Transportation economist
Technical assistant
Technical executive
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Adviser on jet training
Airways operations specialist
Airways technical district supervisor..
Air traffic supervisor
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $15,392
1 $16,536
1 15,392
11 169,312
1 15,392
1 16,536
17 284,922
1 16,536
1
1
1
15,392
15,870
15,392
1
16,806
2
6
29,120
86,631
2
4
31,574
62,858
1
15,267
1
1
7
14,206
14,206
99, 442
20 285,307
1 14,206
1 14,206
1 14,435
1 15,163
1 14,206
5 74, 590
1
1
14,206
14,206
13,083
7
1
1
90,423
12,771
13,374
13,978
12,771
14,456
13,978
6
83,885
1
13,374
17 221,995
1 12,771
1 12,771
3 39,520
1 12,771
2 25,854
83
1
1
2
398,924
13,374
496, 553
38,625
12,771
38,827
25,854
12, 771
26,145
27,352
12,771
257,833
12, 771
12,771
12,771
27,352
3
38,313
2
1
1
25,542
12,771
12,771
3
1
1
38.313
12,771
12,771
4
1
51,396
12,771
5
4
1
2
65,685
55,912
13,978
26,145
1
7
12,771
91,539
1
1
12,771
12,771
2
22,714
1 11,357
1 11,357
3 34,818
21 241,647
6 91,602
21 322,873
1 15,267
1 15,267
1 15,517
1 15,787
6
1
1
95,472
15,267
15,267
2 31,574
7 108,659
1
15,267
11 168,187
22 339,954
1 15,267
1 15,267
1 15,517
1 16,037
6
1
1
95,472
15,267
15,517
13,749
1
16
1
1
1
13,749
219,984
13,749
14,394
13,749
1
13,749
1
15,829
1
6
13,749
88,942
1 14,061
1 13,749
18 257,408
9 125,655
2 28, 787
29,085
2
7 96,555
3 41,559
1 13,749
161
2,250,026
3 42,204
36 507,468
15 206,235
10 143,856
7 96,555
1 13,749
1 13,749
38 530,197
37 515,484
2
1
1
1
1
27,498
13,749
13,749
14,394
14,061
2
1
1
1
1
27,498
13,749
13,749
14,394
14,394
1
1
1
4
5
15,038
13,749
13,749
55,308
70,495
2
1
1
4
5
28,787
13,749
13,749
55,558
71.161
13, 749
13,749
13,749
27,498
1
13,749
8
111,261
1
1
5
4
14,061
13,749
70,971
58,198
1 14,061
9 125,925
2 27,810
28,143
14,394
61,150
12,230
3 36,690
12 147,760
52 641,890
28
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY—Continued
OPERATIONS—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Airplane pilot
Airport logistics analyst
Air traffic control specialist
Air traffic control adviser
Aircraft safety specialist
Aircraft/avionics specialist
Airspace utilization officer. _„
Aircraft engines specialistAirport safety specialist
Assistant to chief of branch.
Assistant regional flight surgeon. __
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant to director
Assistant chief of division—
Assistant chief of department, training.
Assistant requirements officer
Agency readiness officer
Assistant to chief of division.
Assistant superintendent of school
Attorney
Attorney-adviser.
Air traffic control system officer
Auditor
Atomic, biological, and chemical defense officer
Audio-visual officer
Budget examiner
Budget officer
Chief of branch
Chief of division..
Chief of FIDO
Chief of section.
Chief adviser
Chief of detachment
Chief of staff.Chief of unit
Chief of department
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of branch
Digital computer systems administrator
Electronic-electrical engineer
En route specialist
Economic analyst
Emergency readiness officer
Engineer
Engineering adviser
E xecutive assistant
Engineering flight test pilot
Flight operations adviser
Factory specialist
Flight inspection supervisor
Flight systems analysis officer
Flight test specialist..
Frequency coordination officer
Frequency management officer
^General aviation adviser
Historian
Inspector
International services officer
Island manager
International officer.
Liaison officer
Manpower and training coordinator..
Materiel standards property and supply officer
Management assistantManagement analyst
Maintenance specialist Medical officer
Meteorologist
Navigation system officer
Nuclear defense officer
Operations adviser
Operations analyst Operations officer
Operations requirements specialist
Operations specialist
Pilot
Planning officer
Procedures and airspace coordinator.
Procedures specialistProcurement officer—
Program development officer
—
Program control officer
Program specialistProject officerProgram analyst
Project supervisor
Regional flight surgeon
Research and development coordinator
Rental aircraft officer
Safety officer
Special assistant to regional managerSpecial projects officer
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
12 $140,649
26 $322,100
27 $336,670
41 470,737
1 11,357
45 554,100
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 12,230
46 566,600
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 12,230
41 501,680
4 53,310
34 431,690
12,230
12,480
502,430
53, 560
435,820
112,900
101,440
37,440
1
11,606
11,606
11,357
140,802
12,563
166,025
11,357
141,281
11,357
1
1
2
6
11,357
12,334
22,714
69,367
1
1
1
11,357
11,357
12,334
121
1,441, 677
20 233,938
75
872,472
11 130, 518
11,357
1
4
2
46,155
22,714
4
8
47,361
91,583
1
11,357
11,357
109
1,330,845
1 12,563
1 11,606
1 11,357
1
2
11,835
23,212
11,606
12, 563
27 311, 749
11,835
1
1 11,357
7 80,476
1 11,835
5 56,785
17 193,069
2 25,126
1 11,357
11,357
34,320
11,357
34,071
12 142, 424
2 22, 714
6 69,348
3
1
3
1
5
11,357
57,535
1
13,042
1
13,042
1
11,606
2
3
23,920
34,549
2
2
24,710
24,460
2
2
24,460
24,460
4
7
1
3
48,920
88,670
12,230
36,690
49,420
88,670
12,230
36,690
1
1
12,230
12,230
12,230
12,480
1
72
13, 520
6
3
1
73,880
36,690
12,230
905,840
16 197, 720
11 134,780
237
2,933,206
11 141,750
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 12,230
2 24,460
158
1, 989,411
1 13, 520
1 12,480
1 12,480
1 12,230
3 36,690
3 37,710
1 12, 230
3 37,190
1 12,230
36,690
1 12,230
44 548,900
4 49,170
1 12, 230
7 87,130
23 282,330
1 12, 230
1
1
3
3
3
2
1
12, 230
12, 230
37, 440
36,940
40, 560
24,460
12,230
1 12,230
2 24,710
1 12,230
3 36,690
20 257,580
5
1
3
1
61,150
12,230
36,940
12,230
1
74
13,520
6
3
1
74,640
36,940
12,480
1
1
1
1
12,230
12,230
12,230
12,230
24,710
935, 525
16 199,510
11 134,780
237
2,942,696
11 143,250
2
168
2,118,641
13,520
12,750
12,480
12,230
36,940
37,960
12,230
37,440
12,230
36,690
1
12,230
44 552,400
4 50,190
12,230
1
7 87,920
23 282,580
1 12,230
1
1
3
3
3
2
1
12,230
12, 230
37,690
37,190
40, 560
24,460
12,230
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary
salary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Statistician
2 $22,963
2 $24,980
Supervisor airways operations specialist.
t12, 230
Staff assistant
1 12,334
36,650
Standards specialist
1 11,357
Supervisor general aviation inspector.
5 57,781
62,400
Supervisory budget analyst
5 59,237
73,380
Supervisor air carrier inspector
3 34,569
87,360
Supervisor specialist, terminal aid.
12,230
Systems environment specialist
1 11,357
Supply officer
1
12,230
Systems planning officer
4 48,920
Technical assistant
I 11,835
9 110,070
Terminal specialist
1
12,480
Training specialist.
1
12,230
2 24,460
Trial attorney
1 11,606
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1,842
2,353
18,968,120
25, 509,655
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
3,303
3,992
36, 943,207
28,745,484
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
6, 558
4,394
32,070,250
50, 826,670
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
3,106
2,165
15, 735,191
20,977,463
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
3, 524
3,293
23, 612,303
20,772,794
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
5,600
5,665
34, 333,116
31,946,821
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
3,008
2,828
16, 863,665
14,984,725
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
a
2,353
13, 190,731
11,255,825
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
2,417
2,077
11, 338,923
9,169,131
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
1,991
1,748
7,047,316
8 , 496,552
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
658
540
2,474,449
, 185,056
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
65 232,979
178, 517
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
9 28,162
40, 516
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
2,634
13,086,870
15,045,301
Total permanent.
34,603
39,000
223,772,737
273, 957, 229
Deduct—
2,984.2
2,788
21, 602, 364
21, 287, 399
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
459.5
291. 9
2, 511,476
1, 883,451
AddPortion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account.
37.5
17.1
232,013
103,137
Excess military pay over civilian
23,931
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
31,117.5
35,854. 2
199,293,542
250,220,418
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
76.9
80.5
605,803
652,053
Local rates _
2.4
2.5
15,496
17,045
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
172,483
173,476
Part-time employment
684, 585
630,422
188,639
Intermittent employment
379,956
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
1, 530,110
857,299
Overtime and holiday pay
7,088,742
7,287,481
Nightwork differential
3,499,065
4,264,478
423,370
523,404
Additional pay for service abroad
20, 559
5,882
Compensation of witnesses
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
29,904
17,036
Total personal services.
213, 552,298
265,028,950
1 12,230
2 24,710
1 12,230
3 36,690
20 259,080
5
1
3
1
61,400
12,230
36,940
12,230
12, 230
37,460
12, 230
14,040
85, 610
13, 520
12,230
37,460
12, 230
26, 270
85, 610
13, 520
13, 270
12, 480
12. 230
13,000
36,940
13, 270
12, 480
12, 230
13,510
37,460
1961 estimate
FACILITIES
AND
EQUIPMENT
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
$4,830 to $5,820—
$4,345 to $5,335—
$4,040 to $4,670—
$3,760 to $4,390—
$3,500 to $4,130—
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
62 $540,050
344
2,508,820
426
2,709,712
26 151,739
485
2,600,992
24 116,630
92 407,170
55 227,423
34 127,146
21,744
89 $826,775
452
3,557,592
485
3,293,612
23 142,225
530
3,025,843
39 200,684
108 506,383
71 309,192
28 115,924
5 18,615
1962 estimate
29
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
146
$827,382
162
$926,802
191
$1,106,400
2,209
1,700
1,992
14,627,160
10,238,808
12,923,647
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
224.9
1,602,448
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
434
2,832,481
488
3,232,419
9.1 58,426
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
1,466
1,721
1,558
10,091,166
11,394,741
8,577,934
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
.__
341,921
395,352
347,700
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
66,205
38,812
Overtime and holiday pay
448,231
414,933
467,"789
Nightwork differential
928
1,100
1,300
6,891
10,783
13,700
Additional pay for service abroad..
Total personal services
RESEARCH
AND
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Total personal services..
12,272,882
DEVELOPMENT
1960 actual
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service a b r o a d -
10,904,494
9, 442,110
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Air traffic control specialist...
Chief physicist
Chief of section
Engineer
Medical officer
Operations analyst
Psychologist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Airways operations specialist Air traffic control specialistEngineer.
Epidemiologist
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Operations analyst.
Operations specialist
Operations assistant
Pilot
Psychologist
Project engineer
Physiologist
Physicist
Research scientist
Supervisor, project pilot
Supervisor, engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OPERATION AND M A I N T E N A N C E ,
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$27,498
13,749
82,494
302, 478
43,182
27, 498
$27,498
13, 749
96,243
302,478
43,182
27,498
1
13,749
13,749
1 12,230
18
$25. 542
12,771
51,084
229, 878
4
1
51,084
13,686
1
9
48
11,357
102,213
545,136
1
18
58
12,230
220,140
709,340
34,071
6
3
2
12
73,380
39,810
24,460
146,760
1
12,230
4
2
48,920
24,460
3
36, 690
124,800
12,230
36, 690
2
1
4
22,714
34,071
22, 714
11,357
11, 357
34,071
11,357
22, 714
1
3
137
75
51
6
19
11, 357
34,071
1, 356,437
10
1
3
186
137
1,982,394
]
1,228, 745
625, 575
358, 530 110 834, 810
21,196
39,060
3
516,972 122 786, 822
189,696
68 366,220
77, 536
31,451
16
93,288
34 148,131
77,064
60,240
19
112,480
37 139,305
52,725
29,394
15
102,667
22 116,668
19 232,370
60 733,800
1 12,480
73,380
39, 810
24,460
183,450
1
12,230
T "49,"420
2 24,460
4
10
3 36, 690
248
2, 645,272
147
1,319, 435
~ 858,333
113
3 21,363
125 806,830
72 389,015
87,228
18
86 378,827
19 77,064
37 139,409
15 52,725
22
116,668
742.5
6,389,341
5
53,660
972.4
8,370,640
5 55,137
207,149
68,385
6,107
439,250
216,426
6,107
423,696
27,424
107,334
23,920
117,979
3,562,122
7,098,642
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
1
$18,500
15, 787
$14,435
1
1
1
4
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
4
9
8,341
45,322
19,802
50, 460
69, 889
154, 717
207, 279
39, 812
11,481
143
759,761
12
6
21
28
96
66
15,038
55, 308
15,038
14, 061
1 $18, 500
1 15, 787
1 15, 038
4
56, 265
1 15, 038
2
27, 810
2
24, 460
24, 710
1 12, 750
12, 480
2
24, 980
24, 980
2
24, 710
24, 460
1 12, 230
12, 230
1 12, 230
12, 230
1 12, 230
12, 230
4
42,849
43, 347
9
80, 955
81, 205
94, 722 19 148, 219
40, 810 10
67, 267
24 127, 215
119,346
147, 451 36 190, 298
450,104 127 591,861
287, 248 98 420, 888
32, 905 15
59, 572
3
12, 417
12, 417
201 1, 085,160 325 1, 699,100
Total permanent
273 1, 394, 070 473 2, 650, 769 690 3, 713, 667
Deduct lapses..
11.7 60,418 117. 3 600,169 103 479,917
Add—
Net increase due to changes in pay scales
for part of year
6, 713
Portion of salaries carried in other posi42,850
tion schedules paid from this account.
33,950
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment...
Intermittent employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay—
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for differential in lieu of
premium pay
261.3
1,340,365
355.7
2,084,550
465
1,567
7,975
10,326
51,167
6,470
7,045
35,500
11,230
Total personal services..
3,276, 600
5,500
48, 700
15,200
36,007
44,900
88,500
1,446,367
2,191,200
3,434,500
49,170
126,050
609 4, 808,395 930 7, 864, 404 1,075
9,038,796
97.6
182.5
1,421,403
613,019
1,620,627
32,447
1961 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Director, bureau of national capital
airports
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Airport manager
GS-15. $13,730 to 15,030:
Deputy director.
Chief of division
Airport manager
Assistant airport manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Airport engineer
Airport logistics analyst Chief of division.
Assistant chief of division
Safety engineer
Special assistant
Training supervisor
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255....
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
AIRPORTS
1 12,230
220
3,150,869
3
36,899
NATIONAL CAPITAL
146,354
3,905
9,222,265
CONSTRUCTION,
NATIONAL
CAPITAL
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division
Assistant chief of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Construction engineer, airfields
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
. . . __
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
...
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
AIRPORTS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
$8,819
1
6,448
1
1
2
$9,485
7,571
12,896
1
4,056
1
5,949
1
6,115
1
1
$15,038
14,394
2
5
4
2
4
2
5
1
25,750
57,637
38,750
15,142
26,124
11,170
25,565
4,160
1
6,115
6
40,123
0. 6 4,323
28 239,845
0.4 2, 645
1.8 10,995
5.4 35,800
27. 6 237,200
85
2,327
136
1,725
5,300
13,407
37,661
242,500
3
21,216
1.2 10,254
33
30
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
CONSTRUCTION
AND
DEVELOPMENT,
AIRPORT
ADDITIONAL
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Construction engineer
Assistant chief of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Construction engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS- 7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS 6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS -5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
..
Total personal services
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
$55,440
380,888
81,960
31,483
$35,821
352,271
79,073
94, 577
$352,409
82,710
94,578
7,933,108
1,831,771
9,810,610
1960 actual
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY—Continued
WASHINGTON
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Total personal services
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
$14,685
1
$15,787
1
1
13,978
13,978
1
1
15,038
15,038
1
8
5
11,606
85,486
46,030
1
8
5
12,750
92,685
49,795
1
3
3
4
2
6,136
16,764
16, C58
18,616
8,569
3
1
3
4
2
20,988
5,366
17,472
20,717
9,360
30
5
251,906
46,906
30
1
274,996
7,996
10
91,333
0.6 9,333
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,0<
Executive secretaryGeneral counsel
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
100,000
7,000
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
367,000
9.4 89,000
100,000
25
305,000
29
2,000
2,000
307,000
369,000
1 $16,037
FEDERAL COAL MINE SAFETY BOARD OF REVIEW
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
2
2
1
2
1
23,109
20,030
7,571
14,373
5,533
1
4,680
89,000
1960 actual
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
$13,978
13,686
6,906
5,886
4,056
$15,038
14,705
7,425
6,365
4,347
$15,038
15,038
7,592
6,365
4,347
5
1
44,512
4,028
5
47,880
0.3 1,009
48,380
35
4
40,411
4.7 46,871
48,345
5,950
12,000
11,000
335
185
10
10
46,696
59,066
59,355
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
U.S. member of air navigation commission (International Civil Aviation Organization)
1 $15,267
$15,267
Chief, civil aviation group
22 315,159
387,672
Chief of division
1 15,267
15,517
FAA adviser
1 15,267
15,517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Airport administrator
1 $13,771
13,749
1 13,749
U.S. member of air navigation commission (International Civil Aviation Organization)..
1 13,771
Deputy chief of division
1 14,061
1 13,749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
1 13, 520
1 13,520
Chief, civil aviation assistance group10 131,189
13 169,009
Chief of branch
5 62,170
5 63,460
Deputy chief, civil aviation assistance
12,896
1 13,250
group
Chief of division
11,835
22 278,776
22 278,776
Engineer
2 24,960
2 24,460
Technical specialist
20 251,201
20 251,201
Aviation technician
84 945,757
79 889,390
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
31 318,597
56 525,562
52 485,827
38 327,780
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
320
325
289
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
2,543,704
2,488,022
2,125,164
32 210,086
21 151,195
21 148,373
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
123 745,053
109 723,067
111 729,973
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
87 482,416
80 488,236
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
80 476, 715
64 328, 590
60 342,664
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
65 363,866
50 232,267
60 306,509
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
62 306,865
36 158,661
33 159,765
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
33 155,938
41 160,622
27 119,186
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
—27 117,869
4 14,854
7 27,728
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
7 27,416
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210192
186
194
1,151,284
1,101, 401
1,109,251
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
6,294,751
167.7
911,519
1,145
1,144
8, 655,051
8, 517,857
95.9
644, 261
108.3
759, 568
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Commissioners- GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
General counsel
Chief engineer
Chief of bureau
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative assistant
Chief of office.
Executive officer
Associate general counsel
Associate chief engineer
Assistant bureau chiefChief of C O N E L R A D . . .
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Hearing examiner
Chief, field office
Assistant general counsel
Division chief
Assistant division chief
Branch chief
Engineer
Attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant executive officer
Personnel officer
Defense coordinator
Field coordinator.
Secretary.
Chief, field office
Engineer in charge
Assistant division chief
Chief of branch
Engineer
Attorney
Accountant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
45 287,666
44 307,418
44 307,418
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
378.4
2,141,022
257.4
1, 633, 798
257.4
1,633,798
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
Net permanent (average number,
1,149. 7
net salary).
7,236,588
Positions other than permanent:
73,030
Temporary employment
3, 716
Part-time employment
70,003
Intermittent employment
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Total personal services..
ADVANCES AND
1961 estimate
1,261.5
9,199, 976
8,140
61,"913
1,250.1
1,221,863
59,050
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 .
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345_.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 .
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
7 $140,500
7 $140,500
7 $140,500
1
1
4
15,392
16,349
62,484
1 16,806
1
4
17,576
67,724
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
14,206
14,435
14,685
14,206
14,435
57,282
14,435
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
15,517
15,517
15,787
15, 517
15,787
62,338
15,787
15,787
15,787
16,037
15, 787
16,037
62,858
16,037
16 212,572
16 232,835
4 54,101
23 312,104
1 13,083
3 40,123
15 189,074
13
4 58,843
24 352,558
27,810
2
3 43,493
15 217,172
13 182,876
17 249,163
1 14,395
4 59,175
25 368, 554
2 28,143
3 43,805
13 189,362
14 199,495
1 13,083
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
7
26
11,357
11,835
12, 563
13,042
12, 771
22, 963
46,882
87,692
315,115
216,523
234,206
22,714
18
20
2
118
1
1,225,727
3
123
1,113,947
123
947,007
7 51,064
107 694,283
8 47,881
108 599,833
125 640,828
223
1,031,947
188 767,433
1 14,394
1
1
1
1
1
12,480
12,750
13,520
14,040
12,230
25,230
37,980
107,120
338,910
332,150
251,020
24,960
2
3
8
26
26
20
2
138
1,530,841
127
1,225,890
124
996,087
5 39,474
101 693,252
13 85,405
151 912,424
107 580,772
245
1,219,411
174 767,310
1
1
1
1
1
17,056
17,576
67,974
12,480
13,000
13, 520
14,310
12,480
25,230
51,000
119,350
352,160
383,380
289,780
24,960
2
4
9
27
30
23
2
149
1,647,073
138
1,320,938
1,
133
1,076,905
4 31, 808
113 779, 311
13 85,044
160 970, 593
81 452,021
250
1,257,305
173 759,869
31
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-3. $3,670to$4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
148 $547, 770
27 94,767
114 $451,485
27 101,395
129 $515,288
26 100,270
36 173,637
37 180,151
37 183,589
1, 524
1, 556
1, 610
10,326,332
11,495,124
12,045,192
222.6
186.3
197.3
1,301,051
1,224,917
1,104, 589
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1,301.4
1, 369.7
1,412.7
9,025,281
10,390,535
10,820,275
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
70, 976
40,276
Overtime and holiday pay.
14, 500
108,996
17,000
Nightwork differential
24, 500
21,649
24,000
Total personal services
9,226,902
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$8, 676,838
550,064
$9, 935,956
535,855
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPENSES
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Chairman, Federal Home Loan Bank
$20,500
$20, 500
1 $20,500
Board..—
40,000
40,000
Member of the Board
2
40,000
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
General counsel
15,392
16,806
1
17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
14,206
15, 517
Assistant to the Board
1
15,517
16,037
Director, division of supervision
14,684
Director, Federal home loan bank
14,206
operations
15,517
15,787
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Associate director, Federal home loan
14,394
13,083
1
14,394
bank operations
Associate director, division of super14,394
13,083
vision
14, 706
13, 686
15,038
Associate general counsel
28,143
28, 767
13, 374
A ttorney adviser
—
14,394
14, 706
13,083
Comptroller
14, 456
15, 558
15, 558
Director of audits
Director, Federal savings and loan
1
13,686
15,038
1
14,706
operations
Regional supervisor
4
51,084
4
56,244
Secretary to Federal Home Loan
1
14,394
1
14,706
Bank Board
1
13,374
2
28,455
Trial attorney
2
27,810
1
13,374
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
11,606
1
12,750
1
12,750
Accountant
1
11,607
1
12,480
1
12,750
Associate director of audits
Associate director, Federal savings
1
11,835
13, 000
13,270
and loan operations
23,212
2
24,980
37, 710
Attorney-adviser
1
11, 607
12,480
12, 750
Chief bank examiner
11,606
1
12, 750
13,000
Director of personnel
1
12,230
12,230
Director of public relations
91, 098 11 137, 840
Financial analyst
2
25, 750
23,670
2
26,000
Trial attorney-.18
200,474
179,899
16
197,030
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
14 130, 790 10
95,180
128,246
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
11
86,341
79, 810
10
79,579
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
2
14,685
2
15,017
6, 510
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—
9
64,
440
71, 700
10
84,
693
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
5
33,092
4
26,874
24,168
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
16
96,344
91,146
15
77,227
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
—
14
77, 793 11
61,131
82,656
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
32
157,416
130,002
26
126,070
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
20
89,336
27 118,664
70,901
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
12
50,444
41,291
10
59,104
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1
4,139
2
7,654
10,274
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3
10,857
14,268
4
9,858
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv12
64,543
12
64,980
11
59,738
alent to less than $12,210
207 1,503, 566 212 1,684, 719
11.6 64,207
4.9 29,204
195.4
1,439,359
$6,485
32,800
$19,035
1,460,664
1,694,800
1,389,518
1,435,006
1,694,800
1,389,518
$1,389,145
45,861
$1,657,750
37,050
$1,348,988
40,530
25,658
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Limitation on administrative expenses, Federal Home Loan Bank
Board"
"Advances and reimbursements"
NONADMINISTRATIVE
$10,439, 620
419, 655
AND
NONADMINISTRATIVE
LOAN BANK BOARD
1960 actual
1962 estimate
$11,501
9,804
All personal services
Deduct portion not chargeable to limitation
CERTAIN
L I M I T A T I O N ON A D M I N I S T R A T I V E
EXPENSES, FEDERAL HOME
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
1961 estimate
10, 859,275
10,471,811
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1960 actual
186 1,392,953
5.9 22,470
207.1
180.1
1,655,515 |
1,370,483
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, office of examination
Director, office of supervision
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Associate director, office of examination
Associate director, office of supervision
Chief examiner
Financial analyst
Regional supervisor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief examiner
Assistant director, office of examination __
Financial analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
EXPENSES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$14,435
1
$15,517
1
1
$15,517
16,037
1
13,083
1
14,394
1
14,394
"l2_""l68,~108
1
12
1
4
14,394
171,750
13,730
56,244
35
435,480
12
155,748
20
227,120
25
308.500
1
11,356
1
12,230
35
71
138
240
131
11
25
24
33
1
12,480
11 138,590
348,207
47 504,124
76 815,464
597,035 119 1,074, 295 137 1, 244, 915
985,047 182 1.400, 572 209 1. 620, 219
1, 479,153 250 1, 661, 654 265 1, 785, 260
1
6,885
672,182
95 525,592
93 519,695
55,782
15
80,515
19 104,478
110,191
22 104,958
27 133, 684
99,185
25 110,656
25 112,112
121,942
116,487
29 118, 567
4,890,466
54.9 359,762
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
All personal services
Deduct portion not chargeable to limitation
824
6,097,602
30.5 222,455
7,349,895
>. 4 261,243
4,530,704
5,875,147
912.6
7, 088, 652
36,458
86,544
23,403
82,400
62, 665
4,653,706
5,980,950
7,151, 317
5,980,950
7,151, 317
174,325
Total personal services.
4,479,381
L I M I T A T I O N ON A D M I N I S T R A T I V E E X P E N S E S , F E D E R A L S A V I N G S A N D
LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
General manager
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy general manager
Assistant general manager (director)..
Assistant to general manager (consultant)
Comptroller
Financial economist (director)
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director
Assistant to general manager
Deputy comptroller
Executive assistant
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num-• Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
$15,870
1
$17,326
1
$17,326
1
2
14,456
26,145
1
2
15,558
28,143
1
2
15, 558
28, 767
1
1
1
13,083
12, 771
13,374
1
1
1
14,061
14,061
14,394
1
1
14,394
14, 706
1
1
1
1
11,606
12,085
11,357
11,835
1
1
1
1
12, 750
13,000
12,480
12,750
1
2
1
1
12, 750
26,270
12, 750
13,000
32
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD—Continued
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
L I M I T A T I O N ON A D M I N I S T R A T I V E E X P E N S E S , F E D E R A L S A V I N G S A N D
LOAN INSURANCE C O R P O R A T I O N — C o n t i n u e d
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Financial analyst
Financial economist (assistant director)
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
—
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
All personal services
Deduct portion not chargeable to limitation
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
523,441
18
18
2
1
30,430
54,142
57,968
44,802
6,240
44, 719
48,235
83,281
73,027
7,196
3,640
2
$25,750
2
$25,750
1
12,230
10,650
67,975
1
1
7
12,480
10,899
68,785
87,921
29,392
6,885
66,467
46,800
101,921
63, 544
12,044
1
7
11
4
1
10
8
18
17
3
86, 111
29,079
6,885
60,131
46,489
91,397
74,880
11,711
11
4
1
11
8
20
14
3
94 619,703
8.6 48,731
94 677,811
4.3 23,651
94 688,409
3.4 14,013
85.4 570,972
i. 7 654,160
90.6 674,396
3,688
2,188
4,395
11,746
2,618
8,817
2,732
590,801
669,283
677,128
1, 500
1,310
589,491
677,128
FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION
SERVICE
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
r excess of $16,530:
1 $20,500
1 $20,500
Director..
1
17,514
1
17,514
Deputy director...
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
17,056
15,621
Director of mediation activity
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
63,128
44,263
Regional director
16,307
14,914
General counsel15,267
14,435
Special assistant to the director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director of administrative manage13,978
15,038
ment
13,283
14,394
Director of special activities
55,202
44, 616
Regional director
13,978
70,970
Assistant regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
11,606
1
12,750
Administrative officer
Associate director of administrative
12,480
11,357
1
1
management
26,020
6
73,736
2
Assistant regional director
12,210
1
1
11,357
National office representative
81
Mediator
72 876,568
1,055,710
1
12, 750
11,606
Operations analyst
1
106
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935117
1,259,197
1,222,917
100,819
13 118,375
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
24,003
3
15,038
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
7, 675
1
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—
84,657
12
65,813
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
20,884
3
31,846
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
28,996
5
32,468
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
72,448
13
61,506
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
85,385
17
78,644
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—.
53 242,715
215,022
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
41,977
10
51,022
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
7,654
2
7,093
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
344 3,138,386 344 3, 384, 396
Total permanent
1.3 8,196
4
36,487
Deduct lapses
—
Net permanent (average number,
342.7
340
net salary)
3,376,200
3,101,899
Positions other than permanent:
5,760
4,896
Temporary employment
8,000
7,844
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
12,740
24,044
Regular pay above 52-week base..
2^000
2,792
Overtime and holiday pay
3,141,475
3,404,700
Total personal services
I960 actual
1962 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
$20,500
17,514
17,056
63,918
16,307
15,267
15,038
14, 706
44, 616
71,636
13,000
1
2
1
85
12,750
26,270
12,210
„ 112,530
1
13,000
106
22
2
1
12
] ,225,231
197,750
16,682
7,821
86,239
20,884
67,223
12
68,055
13
32 152,423
34 168,355
42,726
10
7,758
2
359 3, 547, 465
2.7 24,465
3
356.3
3,523,000
5,000
12,000
2,000
3,542,000
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
GS-18. $18,500:
18, 512
Executive director
1
17,514
18, 512
Chief accountant
18,512
Chief, bureau of power
Chief, bureau of rates and gas certificates
—
1
18,512
General counsel
1
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief accountant
1
15,392
Chief, bureau of power
1
16,349
Chief, bureau of rates and gas certificates
15,621
General counsel
15,870
Solicitor
16,536
16,536
Deputy chief accountant
16, 536
Deputy chief, bureau of power
Deputy chief, bureau of rates and gas
1
16,536
certificates
Deputy general counsel
1
16,536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy chief accountant
1
14,206
Deputy chief, bureau of power
1
15,163
Deputy chief, bureau of rates and gas
certificates
1
14,206
Deputy general counsel
1
14,435
Solicitor
1
14,435
Assistant chief, bureau of rates and
3
45,801
gas certificates
3
45,801
Assistant general counsel
—
1
15,267
Chief, division of accounts
Chief, division of electric resources
1
15,517
and requirements
1
15,517
Chief, division of licensed projects
1
15,517
Chief, division of river basins
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief, bureau of rates and
41,330
gas certificates-.
39. 831
Assistant general counsel-.
38,625
96,867
Attorney
—
13, 686
14, 706
Chief examiner
13,686
14, 706
Director of administration.
14,394
Director of personnel187,974
Examiner
—
175,485
Chief division of accounts
13,083
Chief, division of electric resources
and requirements
13,978
14,061
12, 771
Chief, division offinanceand statistics.
13,978
Chief, division of licensed projects
13,978
Chief, division of river basins
75,190
69,890
Regional engineer
13, 749
12, 771
Secretary of the commission
13, 749
12,771
Supervisory auditor
13, 749
Power utilities auditor
27,498
Engineer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division of personnel
1
13,042
Head, section of basin and project
13, 520
1
12,563
plans
13,520
1
12,563
Head, section of cost estimates
13,270
1
12,085
Head, section of finance
Head, section of power requirements
1
13,520
1
12,563
and supply
1
12,480
Head, section of application
Head, section of reports and special
1
13,520
12,563
studies
1
13,520
12, 563
Head, section of project analysis
Head, section of transmission and
1
13,520
12, 563
coordination
1
13,520
12, 563
Head, section of utility status
Head, section of financial reports and
12,230
1
statistics
103, 667 15 187,050
Attorney
258,980
20
10
124, 445
Engineer
12,230
1
1
11,357
Management analysis officer
63, 730
5
5
59,216
Power utilities auditor
66, 560
5
4
50,252
Deputy regional engineer
12,480
1
1
11, 606
Geologist
70 789,465
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
— 74 787,213
880,150
90
87 795,281
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
110 849,956 111 919,601
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
39,125
35,569
5
5
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
92 589,526 116 801,471
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
539,391
96 541,344
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
274,520
38 199,519
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
433,954
87 405,220
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.—
386,882
87 367,238
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
178,996
50 192,418
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
21,298
23,174
7
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
29,451
24,354
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv23 113,568
22 109,305
alent to less than $12,210—
Total permanent Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries paid from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
853 6,133,282
898 7,057,325
25.9 158,478
36.2 289,603
0.9 10,170
826.2
5,964,634
861.8
6,767,722
33
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
42,012
39,965
45,347
8,219
26,313
6,060,212
Total personal services
1960 actual
>, 834,000
7,284,000
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
GS-18. $18,500:
Executive director
1
17,514
18,512
1 18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
2
31,013
33,862
33,862
Bureau director.2
16,536
General counsel
1
15,392
1 16, 536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
14,206
Assistant bureau director
1 15,267
15,267
Assistant to chairman
1 15,267
15,267
46, 571
Assistant general counsel
2
29,120
3
46,821
Associate bureau director
1 15,267
15,267
31,304
2
Bureau director
2
28," 891
30, 534
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
73,757
73,757
Assistant bureau director
6
80,224
5
55, 537
58,365
Assistant general counsel
4
4
55,495
13,749
13,749
1
Assistant to executive director
13,749
1 13,749
Associate executive director
323,614
227,371
Attorney
18 227,255
16
144,855
144,543
132,867
Attorney in charge, field office
10
10
28,455
28,455
25,854
2
2
Bureau directors
120,764
8 111,114
8 120,451
Chief of division
2
28,432
29,432
26,457
2
2
Economist
18 256,485
15 202,156
15 217,816
Hearing examiner
15
214,575
214,263
107,034
15
Legal adviser
5 72,612
45,114
41,934
3
Medical officer
13,978
1 13,749
Secretary
1 13,749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
24,648
2
26,520
Accountant
2 26,520
140,128
Assistant attorney in charge,fieldoffice.
12 151,150
12 151,150
12,085
Assistant bureau director
1 13,270
1
13,270
11,835
Assistant executive director
695,652
59 744~290
Attorney
811,200
Chemist
12,230
12,085
13,000
Chief of division
13,000
11,357
12,230
Director of personnel
12,230
37,939
40,830
Economist
51,770
12,085
Information specialist
12, 563
Medical officer
1 13, 520
1 13,520
12, 563
Statistician
1 13, 520
1 13,520
771,073
884,844
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
87 948, 213
80
446,078
567,075
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
69 636,527
61
446,212
72 563,832
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
57 451,627
7,176
1 7,176
1
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
37 232, 571 56 367,719
109 711,232
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
59,968
50,151
8
9 60,636
9
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
58 312,767
125 702,000
89 512,378
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
48 254, 517 33 188,325
34 193,504
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
490,696
80 377,948
116 545,020
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
389,412
95 388,869
123 530,868
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
152, 432
34 126,379
50 196,050
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
45, 966
44,820
43,285
12
12
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
25,229
28,640
23,254
7
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv13
67,100
13
71,S
15 80,104
lent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary
Other personal services:
Witness fees
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
754
7
5,784,148
31,386
5, 752,762
!
815
6,736,985
55,487
6,681,498
25,864
12, 005
5,000
45,050
16,205
8,000
27,000
5,844,881
6,738, 503
COMMISSION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
1960 actual
FOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT
1,031
8,019,931
10 94,931
1,021
7,925,000
10,000
7,937,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $15,255:
1 $20,500
Chairman
1 $20,500
Commissioner
2
40,000
2
40,000
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
General counsel
1
14,685
1
16,037
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1
13,374
Assistant general counsel
14,394
Division director
—
1
13,374
21
28,143
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12,230
Administrative officer..
64, 520
Attorney
71, 750
90,356
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
85,234
56, 660
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
53,414
7, 571
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
14,310
28,247
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
26,229
6,552
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
6,074
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
8
42,640
50, 772
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
5
23,400
15,371
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
7
29,763
35, 776
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
2
7,780
8,362
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for services abroad
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
55
7
462,527
52,300
55
3
495,491
21,091
48
410,227
52
474,400
1,347
1,600
82
411,656
476,000
46
$439
37
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Ni m- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Comptroller General
$22, 500
$22, 500
20, 509
20,509
Assistant comptroller general
GS-18. $18,500:
17, 514
38, 512
General counsel
17. 514
18, 489
Assistant to the comptroller general...
Director, accounting and auditing
17, 514
18, 512
policy staff.
Director, defense accounting and
18, 512
17, 514
auditing division
Director, civil accounting and audit18, 512
ing division
17, 514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
16,806
15, 429
Deputy general counsel
17,108
15, 796
Director, office of staff management.
Deputy director, accounting and
16, 583
auditing policy staff
15, 392
Deputy director, defense accounting
16, 536
15, 544
and auditing division
Deputy director, civil accounting and
auditing division
16, 541
15,392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
14, 485
15, 787
Director, claims division
14; 206
15, 271
Director, transportation division
28,900
2
31,362
Associate general counsel
Associate director, defense accounting
14, 462
2
30,550
and auditing division
34
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE—Continued
SALARIES
AND
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Associate director, civil accounting
and auditing division
Associate director, accounting and
auditing policy staff
Regional manager
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Director, field operations division
Director of personnel
Director, European branch
Director, Far East branch..
Deputy director,fieldoperations division
Deputy director, claims division
Associate director, transportation division
Assistant general counsel.
Assistant director, defense accounting
and auditing division
Assistant director, civil accounting
and auditing division
Assistant director, accounting and
auditing policy staff
Assistant director, office of staff management
Assistant director, transportation
division
Attorney-adviser (legislation).
Regional manager
—
Assistant regional manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant administrative officer
Deputy director, Far East branch
Assistant director of personnel.
Chief of branch
Chief, procedures and internal review.
Supervisory attorney-adviser
Attorney-adviser
Attorney-adviser (legislation)
Regional manager.
Supervisory accountantSupervisory auditor.
Supervisory investigator
Supervisory systems accountant
Systems accountant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
—
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-....GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $5,985:
L-12. $4,992 to $5,533
L-10. $4,555 to $5,034
L-9. $4,326 to $4,784
L-7. $3,890 to $4,306
L-6. $3,682 to $4,056
W-10. $5,304 to $5,845
W-9. $5,075 to $5,616
W-8. $4,867 to $5,366
W-6. $4,410 to $4,867
W-5. $4,181 to $4,638
W-4. $3,806 to $4,222
W-3. $3,453 to $3,827
W-2. $3,078 to $3,411
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
CIVIL
3
$43,641
3
$47,189
3
$47,789
2
2
30,135
28,412
2
2
32,614
30,534
2
2
32,614
30,534
1
1
1
1
1
14,456
13,767
14,456
13,811
13,083
1
1
1
1
1
15,773
15,038
15,829
15,038
14,251
1
1
1
1
1
15,829
15,038
15,829
15,038
14,419
1
1
12,870
13,220
1
1
14,061
14,394
1
1
14,324
14,728
1
12,884
92,662
1
8
14,061
114,679
1
8
14,061
116,234
174,629
13
189,488
17
246,195
161,640
15
13
12
4
1
213,616
17
243,432
54,704
59,494
4
60,150
12,774
27,910
2
28,173
2
2
28,122
30,076
157,396
27,498
25,490
27,114
105,400
2
2
8
9
1
27,668
29,473
127,457
13.749
12.750
11,835
12,750
12,813
14,040
1
73,678
6
8 104,505
11,904
13,000
1
1
11,606
12,480
1
1
22 276,730
19 219,693
127,327
9 113,257
11
117,470
38,328
3
10
819,095
81 1, 033,646
421, 582 58 729,484
62,271
27,263
2
5
35,530
38,699
3
3
12,173
13,270
1
1
278 2, 867,385 321 3,564,684
481 4, 244,789 489 4,654,285
584 4, 443,441 685 5,602,974
888,039
69 551,780
120
651 4,154,916 698 4,860,940
410 2,576,814 310 2, 134,350
630 3,465,101 576 3, 408,230
461,360
86
79 457,022
281 1, 359,532 295 1,539,595
428 1, 845,027 445 2,078,356
673 2,724,569 624 2, 739,033
242 909,875 212 869,591
143,262
149,163
11,661
1
1
1
1
2
6
7
2
3
2
1
2
1
5
9
13
5, 533
10,020
28,518
29,988
7,842
17,319
11,080
4,878
9,548
4,550
20,745
33,660
42,302
1
1
5,533
10,068
11
2
1
1
1
8
1
1
22
9
2
97
71
2
3
1
341
533
693
70
663
291
576
73
285
428
577
12,937
12,954
14,040
105,417
13,215
12,480
280,410
115,217
26,326
1,,244,456
897,090
27,310
39,440
13,486
3,,805,908
5,,074,291
5,,696,008
561,400
4,665,312
2,017,963
3,442,922
426,468
1,503,138
2, 010,882
2,559,629
767,052
186
36 141,259
5,533
10,068
33,030
30,142
8,112
11,690
16,307
4,867
4,867
4,638
33,030
30,142
34,445
32,800
34,445
32,800
21,110
21,110
5,122
5,203
5,172
37,216,730
36,612,220
33,404,064
147 962,952 161 1,163,520 152,1,082,230
32,893,576
35, 720,000
CENTENNIAL
36,232,000
COMMISSION
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Executive director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant executive director
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$16,500
1
$17,737
1
$17,737
1
2
3
11,606
14,373
13,333
1
2
3
12,480
15,808
14,872
1
2
3
12,750
15,974
15,371
7
55,812
0.3 2,365
7
60,897
0.3 2,181
7
61,832
0.5 2,714
6.7 53,447
6.7 58,716
6.5 59,118
6,875
6,500
6,500
430
234
60,752
65,450
Total personal services
65,618
INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grade and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Chief commissioner
Associate commissioner.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney investigator
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Attorney investigator
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Clerk and administrative officer
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$18,500
1
$18,500
1
$18,500
2
36,000
2
36,000
2
36,000
3
34,879
3
38,397
7
88,760
3
30,440
3
33,365
41
9,890
24,026
41
10,940
27,375
2
1
7,126
3,945
2
1
10,398
4,280
3
1
4
2
2
1
34,466
10,941
28,220
9,665
10,593
4,355
17 164,806
0.9 4, 781
17
179,255
23
241,500
Total personal services
160,025
179,255
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
8,112
11,690
16,307
4,867
4,867
4,638
Net permanent (average number,
5,056
4, 970
5,011
net salary)
32, 441,112
36,134,500
35,448,700
Positions other than permanent: Inter14,000
14,000
3,259
mittent employment
Other personal services:
252,083
141,800
Regular pay above 52-week base
197,122
115,500
83,500
Overtime pay
Total personal services..
WAR
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
7
HISTORICAL AND MEMORIAL COMMISSIONS
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
CommissionerGS-18. $18,500:
General counsel
Managing director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
General counsel
Secretary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Assistant to the managing director
Associate general counsel
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Analytical statistician
Assistant chief
Assistant director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to the managing director
Associate general counsel.
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
11 $220,500
11 $220, 500
1
1
18,512
18,512
1
17,514
6
1
1
94,474
16,099
15,392
9 151,734
6
85,465
1
4
14, 685
59,446
10 153,170
1 15,267
1 15, 787
1 15, 517
1
1
12, 771
14, 456
132,285
1 12, 771
1 13, 686
5 66, 559
10
16, 536
1
1
7
1
14,394
15, 558
99,114
13,749
5
71,553
241, 500
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Attorney-adviser
Budget and fiscal officer
Chief hearing examiner
Chief of section
Congressional liaison officer
Director of locomotive inspection
Director of personnel
Hearing examiner
Legislative attorney
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory cost analyst
Transportation economist
Trial attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Analytical statistician
Assistant budget and fiscal officer
Assistant chief
Assistant director of locomotive inspection,
Assistant director of personnel
Assistant general counsel
Assistant secretary
Assistant to director
Attorney-adviser
Chief, explosives branch
Chief of section
Financial analyst
Hearing examiner
Management analyst
Regional manager
Supervisory accountant
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory cost analyst
Transportation economist
Trial attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
$5,885 to $6,875..
$5,355 to $6,345..
$4,830 to $5,820..
$4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
24 $313,515
1 12,771
40.435
13,083
13,978
13, 686
12, 771
640,382
13,374
26,748
13,374
13, 978
38,313
1
1
5
11,357
11,357
58,718
1
11,357
2
22,963
12,334
1
1
1
24 $336,028
1
" 13,749
3 43,493
1 14,061
1 13, 749
1 14, 706
1 13, 749
48
689,112
1 14,394
2 28,788
1 14,394
1 15,038
3 41,247
1
1
5
7
12,230
12,230
63,210
12,230
12,230
12,480
13,270
12,480
308,850
12,480
87,400
24,460
822,100
12,230
167,540
12,230
37,980
12,480
11,606
23 264, 579
11,606
81,202
63 741,225
25 $348,799
1 14,061
3 43,826
1 14,061
1 13, 749
1 15,038
1 14,061
122
1
1,707,745
1
~ 14,394
2 29,100
1 14,394
1 15,038
3 41, 559
1,
1
5
12,480
12,480
63,460
1 12,480
1 12,230
1 12,750
1 13,520
1 12,750
28 332,520
1 12,480
7 87,940
2 24,710
12 136,533
127
1,293,990
418
3,676,932
141
1,037,130
53 374,676
252
1,612,195
61 348,059
151 813,939
79 401,671
269
1,257,685
303
1,255,039
193 742,477
26 90,070
34 108,286
1, 784,817
53 325,118
138 805,820
83 452,440
282
1,408,470
312
1,378,624
187 781,011
11 43,969
31 106,157
1 12,230
13 168,580
1 12,230
3 38,250
1 12,480
1 12,230
15 183,970
140
1, 524,945
433
4,135,625
158
1,242,163
51 389,352
262
1, 796, 551
53 325,616
142 827,284
84 457,286
285
1,421, 511
326
1,435,408
191 795,136
11 44,177
31 106,469
28 137,759
28 137,239
28 137,239
13 155,686
11,
35.276
11,606
15 183,700
138
1,499,624
425
4,037,135
143
1,128, 598
51 388,688
260
2,409
2,494
2,428
18,201,931
16,681,430
18,816,488
32.6
65.4
56.6
303,036
395,871
534, 942
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
2,343.6
net salary)
2,395.4
2,437.4
17,898,895
16,146,488
18,420,617
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
7,135
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
122,972
67,322
Overtime and holiday pay
12,057
22,301
12,057
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
31,950
16,298,896
17,978,274
18,464,624
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
FUNDS
A V A I L A B L E TO
ADMINISTRATION
OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
NATIONAL
AERONAUTICS
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Administrator
Deputy administrator
Associate administrator
Assistant administrator for congressional relations
Assistant director
Assistant to the administrator
Assistant to the associate administrator
_
Associate director
Deputy associate administrator
1960 actual
PAID
AND
FROM
SPACE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $22,500
1 21,507
1 21,008
1 $22,500
1 21,507
1 21,008
1 $22,500
1 21,507
1 21,008
1 19,011
20 375,740
1 19,011
1 19,011
23 432,276
1 19,011
23 432,276
2
1
38,022
19,011
1
2
19,011
38,022
1
2
19,011
38,022
35
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
excess of $18,500—Continued
3 $57,033
4 $76,044
Deputy director
4 80,040
6 119,572
Director, field installation
Director of advanced research pro21,008
21,008
grams
19,011
19,011
Director of business administration. _.
21,008
21,008
Director of launch vehicle programs..
21,008
21,008
Director of life sciences programs
Director of program planning and
evaluation
21,008
21,008
Director of space flight programs
21,008
21,008
Director of U.N. conference
19,011
19,011
20, 509
20,010
General counsel
19,011
19,011
Staff scientist
18, 512
18, 512
Technical assistant
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of systems development..<._.
18, 512
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Head, research branch
5 76,335
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Aerodynamicist
Administrative management officer...
2 27,358
2 29,751
Aeronautical-space pilot
9 122,811
9 132,092
Aeronautical-space scientist
61 799,319
98
1,377,499
Assistant business manager
13,079
1 13,488
Assistant chief, research division
84,354
6 90,748
Assistant chief, service division
95,453
7 103,316
13,379
Assistant director
6 83,078
80,274
Assistant head, research branch
6 86,653
Assistant procurement and supply
officer
13,379
1 14,394
Assistant, program management
1 13,749
Assistant to the associate administrator.
2 27,4
12,779
Assistant to the deputy director
114,454
Assistant to the director
80, 574
15,038
Associate head, research branch
13,979
14,061
Attorney
13,079
42,189
Attorney-adviser
39,237
14, 061
13,079
Budget and programing specialist
43, 814
27,358
Budget officer
15,038
13,979
Business manager
28, 451
26,158
Chief, administrative division
68, 690
Chief, life sciences program
13, 749
Chief, management services
1 13,379
89, 253
Chief, research division
1 12,779
96,166
Chief, research projects..
132,352
Chief, service division
122, 751
15,038
Chief, technical exhibits
13,970
14,061
Classification and organization officer12, 779
13, 749
12, 779
Contract specialist
55, 602
38, 637
Deputy director
Digital computer systems adminis14,061
trator..
Director, life sciences research facility.
13, 749
Director of administration.
1 13,679
14, 706
Director of administrative services___
13, 749
Director of procurement and contracting
1 13,379
Director of technical information
1 13,079
1 14,394
1 13, 079
5 69,015
Electronic scientist
75
256
Engineer
994,365
3, 646,178
Examinations and standards officer __
1 13,079
1 14, 061
1 13,679
1 14,706
Executive assistant
1 13, 979
1 15, 038
Facilities program officer
25, 558
2
2
27,476
Financial management officer
13,079
1
1 14,394
Fiscal officer
70
70
Head, research branch
956,930
1, 033,810
15 217,120
200, 685
Head, research section.
81,174
6 87,628
Head, service branch
25, 858
28,126
Information specialist
13, 749
Joint projects officer
13, 749
Launch vehicle analyst
1 13,979
15, 038
Legislative liaison officer
56, 902
3 40,137
Management analyst
57,227
Mathematician
1 13,070
13,749
Mission requirements specialist
14, 061
Mobilization and planning officer
1 12,779
15,038
NASA scientific representative
1 13,979
14, 061
1 13,379
Personnel officer
225, 008
Physical science administrator
128, 517
1 12,779
Physicist
28, 776
2 26,758
Procurement and supply officer
Program coordinator
12,779
3 42,514
Program management officer
13, 079
1 14,061
Research coordinator
13, 079
1 14,394
Safety officer
Secretary, inventions and contributions board
13, 079
1 14, 061
Supervisory accountant
12, 779
1 13, 749
Supervisory auditor
13, 079
1 14,394
Supervisory production specialist
2 28, 776
4 53,516
6 85, 678
Technical assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 12.230
Aeroballistics specialist
4 49,672
Aeronautical-space pilot
3 34,809
85
78
Aeronautical-space scientist
1,094, 845
917,364
Architect
12,480
1 11,603
Assistant examination and organiza12,480
tion officer..1 11,363
Assistant chief, administrative di2 22, 966
25,226
vision
2 25,366
27,306
Assistant chief, research division
2 23,446
25,226
Assistant budget officer
3
39,429
Assistant chief, service division
36
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE
FUNDS
AVAILABLE
TO
OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS
PAID
AND
1960 actual
FROM
SPACE
ADMINISTRATION—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
ber salary
Assistant financial management officer
$11,363
Assistant head, research branch
85,301
Assistant procurement and supplyofficer
11,603
Assistant program manager
Assistant to the director
11,603
Attorney-adviser
69,570
Auditor
Biochemist
Budget and programing specialist
11,363
Budget officer
11,363
Budget analyst
Chemist
24,168
Chief, administrative division
11, 603
Chief, ADP utilization and control._.
Chief of plant maintenance
11,603
Chief, research facility
11,943
Contract specialist
46,412
Deputy director of administration
11,843
Digital computer systems administrator
Electric rate specialist
11,363
Electronic scientist3 35,769
Engineer
(66
3,170,338
Engineering planning officer
2 25,606
Equipment specialist
Executive secretary, committee on
long-range studies
1 12,083
Facilities coordinator
1 11,603
Fiscal officer
1 11,603
Flight systems scientist
__.
1 11,603
Head, administrative section
1 11,363
Head, research branch
7 86,021
Head, research section
40 479, 720
Head, service branch
6 74,418
Head, service section
8 97,384
Industrial specialist
1 11,363
Information specialist
3 34,089
Inspection specialist
....
Legislative assistant
"ll,"363
Management analyst
__.
1 11,363
Manager, space projects
....
Mathematical statistician
"ll,"603
Mathematician..
4 47,372
Microbiologist
Patent attorney.
' T "45,"932"
Personnel management evaluation
officer
Personnel officer
3 34,809
Personnel projects and recruitment
officer
Physical science administrator
Physician, life sciences
Physicist
12 141,636
Physiologist
Procurement officer
"34," 809
Procurement analyst
2 22,726
Production specialist
Program management assistant
"~1 11,363
Program coordinator
Publications officer
"l
11,363
Radiologist, life sciences.
Regulations and procedures officer
11,843
Safety officer
12, 563
Security officer
11,363
Security specialist
11,363
Staff scientist
34,809
Shop superintendent
Supervisory accountant
1 11,363
Supervisory auditor___
2 23,216
Supervisory supply officer.
Systems accountant
Technical assistant
1 12,563
Technical services operations officer—.
2 22,726
Transportation specialist
1 11,363
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
768
8,064,887
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
753
6,825,282
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
788
5,985,063
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
15 108,675
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
841
5,396,785
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
23 137,613
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
583
3,245,078
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
199
997,075
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
557
2,518,934
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
483
1,964,290
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
330
1,212,710
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1 $12,230
7 92,061
1
1
3
6
1 $12,480
7 92,581
12,480
12,230
37,189
75,678
12,230
24,446
38, 579
51,492
12, 750
12,230
12, 750
12,750
62,675
13,000
12,750
12,230
37,189
62,935
12,230
12,230
12,480
24, 706
38, 579
51,752
12, 750
12,230
12, 750
12, 750
63,195
13,270
2 25,466
1 12,230
11 140,953
593
7, 508,314
2 27,566
1 12,750
2 25,466
1 12,480
13 165,399
619
7,874,212
2 27,826
1 12,750
6
13,270
12, 750
12, 750
12,480
12,230
153,696
517,260
80,098
105,324
12,230
37,176
24,966
12,230
37,189
36,469
12,750
165,499
12,230
75,788
1
3
12,230
37,709
1
5
12,230
62,415
1
1
1
1
1
12
40
6
8
1
3
2
1
3
3
1
13
1
25 314,835
2 24,446
3 37,969
2 24,966
4 50,932
10 123, 530
1
12,230
1
1
1
1
13,000
13,520
12,230
13,000
37,449
25,486
12,230
24,966
13,000
12,230
37,969
12,230
12,480
3
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
7
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
12,750
12,480
153,956
522,720
92, 581
105,844
12,480
37, 696
24,966
12,480
37,449
36,469
12,750
202,968
12,230
87,381
1
3
12,480
37,969
1
1
1
1
1
12
40
7
8
1
3
2
1
3
3
1
16
1
1
12,480
5 62,935
4 48, 892
36 456,308
3 36, 669
3 38.229
2 24,966
4 50,452
10 124,050
12 146, 676
12.230
1
2 24,446
13,000
1
1 13,520
1 12,480
1 13,000
5 62,675
2 25,486
1 12,480
2 25,486
1 13,000
1 12,480
3 37,969
1 12,480
1 12,480
1,485
1,346
15, 046,963
16,
1,369
1,519
13, 037,657
14, 749,942
1,583
1,707
12, 889,395
13, 862,775
15 118,320
15 119,145
1,140
1,158
7, 857,490
? ,078,252
23 151,333
23 154,303
719
742
1,399,102
4, 145,379
284
300
1, 522,268
1, 645,635
852
922
4, 026,307
4,442,462
717
739 ,237,987
3, 094,736
496
512" ,059,256
1, 973,263
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Administrator
of the NASA:
NASA-20. $10,587 to $12,542
NASA-19. $9,901 to $11,814
NASA-18. $9,194 to $11,045
NASA-17. $8,632 to $10,462.
NASA-16. $8,091 to $9,859
NASA-15. $7,675 to $10,795
NASA-14. $7,280 to $10,587
NASA-13. $6,822 to $10,379.
NASA-12. $6,406 to $9,880.
NASA-11. $6,011 to $9,380.
NASA-10. $5,574 to $8,548.
NASA-9. $5,346 to $8,080. .
NASA-8. $5,138 to $7,924. .
NASA-7. $4,930 to $7,550..
NASA-6. $4,701 to $7,176..
NASA-5. $4,493 to $6,822
NASA-4. $4,285 to $6,448
NASA-3. $4,077 to $6,032
NASA-2. $3,848 to $5,761
NASA-1. $3,640 to $5,491
Ungraded positions (excepted positions):
Aeronautical-space pilot
Aeronautical-space scientist
Assistant chief, research branch
Assistant chief, research division.
Assistant chief, research program
Assistant director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to the administrator
Assistant to the director
Associate chief, research division
Associate chief, service division
Associate deputy director
Budget officer
Chief, research division
Chief, research program
Chief, service division
Chief, technical papers branch
Chief, technical program analysis
Deputy director
Director, field installation
Director of audits
Director of financial management
Director of management analysis.
Director of personnel
Director of procurement and contracts..
Director of procurement and supply
Director of program management
Director of reliability and systems
analysis
Director of research grants and contracts.
Director of security.
Director of technical information and
educational programs
Director, office of international programs
Director, office of public information
Director, research program
Director, technical services
Head, research branch
Manager, AEC-NASA nuclear propulsion project
Mathematician
__.
NASA secretary to the aeronautics and
astronautics coordinating board.
Staff scientist
Technical assistant
Total, NASA
Add detail shown in other schedulesTotal permanent.
Deduct—
Excess civilian pay over military.
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
120 $401,125
131 $466,157
9 102,230
5 58,967
3 33,252
3 33,252
36 378,767
35 365,060
1
9,547
1
9,547
103 938,474
98 880,561
8 66,735
4 34,229
241
184
1,972,766
1,497,099
675
289
5,371,701
2,187,681
1,464
925
6,442,727
10,758,949
46
417
3,078,490
297,585
1,410
1, 215
8, 771,528
7,300,738
159
32
1,022, 609
185,668
376
288
2,177,155
1,539,864
116 671,820
29 149,239
272
144
1, 432, 931
691,048
140 718,944
53 249,859
162 750,329
126 541.637
182 843,019
83 364,560
121 510,357
113 461,302
94 362,718
93 350,625
2
31,534
276, 806
15,018
20 307, 340
1 15, 517
6 100,084
4 62,068
1 16, 516
5 81, 570
2 32, 032
1 15, 517
1 17.015
1 16, 016
32 527, 512
17 271,272
6 93,102
1 16.016
1 14, 518
2 33,782
4 68,060
1 16,016
1 16.516
1 15.517
1 16,016
18
1
2
20
1
21
3
6
4
1
6
2
1
2
32,532
318,090
15, 517
330,357
46,800
101, 834
66, 568
17.015
97, 584
32, 532
15, 517
34,030
1 16.016
50 825, 050
17 276, 272
6 94, 602
1 16,016
1 15,258
12 196,204
2 34,516
1
16, 516
1
17,265
1
1
1
1
1
16,016
16,516
15,018
16,016
1
1
1
16,766
16,516
15,517
1
18,013
1
18,013
1
1
16,516
17,514
1
1
1
1
1
16,516
15,018
1 15,517
19 290,323
1
14,019
1 15,517
12 183,204
5 78,585
10,286
74,618,793
15,000,000
89,618,793
16,516
15,018
17,265
16, 516
1 16, 516
1 17, 514
12 212,168
1 15, 517
19 298,323
1
1
17.015
15,018
1 16.016
14 218,488
4 64,064
16,4
129,661,709
1.29,661,709
329.9
199.2
5,005,239
5,669,853
79,000
66
58,000 91
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
16,059.1
9,517.5
United States and possessions
124,422,670
83,848,115
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
3.3 42,825 13
154,800
Positions other than permanent:
72,930
Temporary employment
182,000
Intermittent employment
21,023
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base__
499,100
565,800
9,500,000
Overtime and holiday pay
1,725,972
353,000
Nightwork differential
160,874
39,000
1,519
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
348,791
358,000
Total personal services..
86,714,919
135,581,500
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
37
1960 actual
NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Associate director
Director of regional planning council..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, comprehensive planning division
Chief, Federal planning division
Chief, urban renewal planning division
Chief, district planning division
Director of regional planning council.
General counsel and secretary
Traffic planning engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890.
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1 $16,806
1
$15,392
1
$16,536
1
13,083
1
1
14,061
13,749
1
1
14,394
14,061
11,606
11,606
1
1
12,480
12,750
1
1
12,750
12,750
11,606
11,606
11,606
1
1
12,480
12,750
1
1
12,750
12,750
1
1
11,357
60,651
9, 547
52,710
12,230
12,750
65,665
19,240
48,526
12,584
5,782
10.421
14,394
41,100
13, 894
6,386
11, 565
31, 700
30,911
4,285
4,285
11,606
41
320,942
41
351,958
5.8 37,779
0. 2 2,000
1.2 11,150
1.2 12,153
34
Total personal services..
12,480
12,750
88,049
46,135
24, 773
7,010
7,426
6,552
17,264
32, 677
39, 937
3,515
Grades and ranges—continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
5
5
6
5
13
1
16
4
24
33
16
2
222
$53,290
46,210
45, 780
35,225
85,050
6,370
88, 830
21,260
111, 100
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
ACQUISITION,
47
399,114
1.5 13,000
39.6 337,805
45. 5 386,114
6,218
648
4,500
5,500
10,000
2,397
1, 542
1, 450
1,000
1,000
282, 818
350,255
402,114
1960 actual
5,000
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Total permanent
...
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base _
Total personal services.
PARKWAY,
1961 estimate
AND
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
1
2
$11,107
4,347
15,454
1
1
2
$11,939
4,846
16,785
1.2 11,150
1.2 12,153
3.2 26,604
3.2 28,938
204
26,808
110
29,048
1
1
2
$11,939
5,013
16,952
2
16,952
16, 952
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY ACCOUNTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Executive director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
General counsel
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Director of administration.
Director of management
General counsel
Technical officer
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$14,430
$15,517
1
$15,517
14,061
1
14,394
1
1
13,000
12,480
1
1
13,270
12,750
I
13,520
I
13,520
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,075
11,595
12,555
12,555
12
1
17
920, 547
1, 680,167
29.7 98,430
228
355
20
$57, 615
67, 725
33, 364
38,147
84, 926
7,051
101, 858
17, 472
110,117
130, 624
65,353
3, 827
1.004,383
1, 791,040
64,000
5
7
4
5
11
1
17
3
22
29
16
1
228
354
20
$57, 886
67,995
34,174
38, 313
78,479
7,051
102,980
17, 472
112, 612
132, 496
66,289
3,931
1,019,763
1,808,892
64,000
8,020
327.3
335
1, 589,757
1,727,040
12,924
23,983
2,302
24,000
2,300
Total personal services
334
1, 744, 892
6, 957
24,000
2,300
1, 760, 229
1,778,149
$23,607
$23, 270
$23,250
1,605,359
1,736, 959
1,754,899
4,285
272,013
NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK,
PLAYGROUND SYSTEM
5
7
4
5
136, 855
59, 505
6,935
357
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Operation and maintenance of properties aided by Public Housing Administration"
NATIONAL CAPITAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
LAND
1961 estimate
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 $19,000
$19,000
A dministrator. 1
18,500
18,500
Deputy administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1
16,536
16,536
Director, technical staff
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
15,267
Assistant director for operations..
1
15,267
1
15,267
Chief, area development studies
Chief, division of engineering pro1
15,267
15,267
grams
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1
13,749
13,749
Attorney-adviser
Chief, finance and public administra1 13,749
tion
1 13,749
Chief, transit programs
1 13,749
Chief, transportation plans
1
14,061
1
14,061
Director of administration
1 13, 749
1
13,749
Information officer
—
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 12,230
1
12,230
Design engineer—
1 12,230
Electrical engineer
1
12~230
1 12,230
Land economist. 1 12,230
Mechanical engineer
2
24,460
1
12,230
Traffic planning engineer
11
117,190
2
21,300
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...
3
26,895
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
5
37,855
7,571
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1
7,176
7,010
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
5
32,240
6,448
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
5
26,830
5,366
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
12
58,319
29,076
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
9
39,457
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
5
22,080
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1
3,515
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services.
25
12
13
248,284
118,784
75 625,780
12.2
102,180
129,500
523,600
8,000
45,000
500
138,000
568,600
38
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
ACCOUNTS
1960 actual
FROM
Total permanent.
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
1,774
1,851
1,851
12,443,492
14,488,679
14, 713, 787
169.9
79.6
60.8
1,159,661
1,761, 979
587, 987
858,200
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1,604.1
1, 771.4
1, 790. 2
11,283,831
13, 584,900
14,125,800
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment10,444
16,200
16,200
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
79,882
46,900
Overtime and holiday pay
51,863
57,100
55,400
Additional pay for service abroad
28,083
26,500
29,000
Compensation of witnesses
25,048
23, 500
26,000
Total..
11,479,151
$11,473,451
5,700
$14,249,400
3,000
$13,752,100
3,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
excess of $16,530:
5 $100,500
Board member.
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
1 20,010
General counsel-1
20,010
1 20,010
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
2 30,784
2 33,072
Associate general counsel
2 33,342
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
3 42,848
30,784
30,784
Assistant general counsel
1 14,206
15,267
15,517
Chief counsel to board member
15,267
15,267
Director of administration
1 14,206
15,267
Executive secretary
15,517
1 14,435
15,517
Regional director
15,787
GS-15. $13,750 to $15,030:
1 12,771
1 13,749
Assistant general counsel13,749
Associate chief counsel to board mem6 76,940
6 83,139
6 85,011
ber.—
Associate chief, time and perform12,771
13, 749
13,749
ance branch
—
28,205
30,596
30,596
Associate chief trial examiner.
12,771
14,061
14,061
Associate director of administration.
12,771
13,749
14,061
Associate director of appeals
13,978
15,309
15,309
Associate executive secretary.
12,771
13,749
14,061
Associate regional attorney.
65,104
98,800
99,112
Attorney
51,999
57,222
58,220
Chief counsel to board member
14,227
15, 558
15,558
Chief trial examiner.
51, 708
56,265
56,265
Deputy assistant general counsel
12,771
13, 749
14,061
Director of appeals.
12,771
13,749
14,061
Director of information
12,771
374,650
379,330
Regional attorney
25 343,766
26 388,648
26 388,648
Regional director.
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,686
Solicitor
13,083
Special assistant to board member—
1 14,394
1 14,394
25, 854
Special assistant to general counsel2 27,810
2 28,143
Trial examiner
70
70
859,019
1,027,521
1,033,803
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
11,835
Administrative officer
1 13,000
1 13,000
11,357
1 12,230
Assistant executive secretary
1 12,480
11,357
Assistant regional attorney.
27 330,219
27 333,963
11,357
Assistant regional director
27 330, 720
27 334,464
12,334
Associate director of information
1 12,230
1 12,480
11, 606
1 12, 750
Associate solicitor
1 12, 750
20 230,547
Attorney
24 298,396
24 299,665
Budget and finance officer
1 12,230
1 12,230
11,606
1 12,480
1 12,480
Chief, plans and program section
Chief, representation case review section
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 11,357
Director of personnel 1 12,480
1 12,480
Election officer
12,230
1 12,230
1
General services officer
1 12,230
1 12,230
13 148,866
Legal assistant
24 297,107
24 299,978
1 11,357
Management officer-.1 12,480
1 12,480
3 37,211
Officer-in-charge
26,832
2 26,520
2
25 301,138
Regional attorney
1 12,085
Security officer
Special assistant to associate general
counsel
1 11,357
1 12,230
1 12,230
Statistical officer
1 12,230
1 12,230
159
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
191
193
1,631,551
2,057,242
2,092,769
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255232
226
286
2,047,857
2,119,885
2, 673,872
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
186
184
151
1,346,403
1,426,292
1,163,651
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
5 33,946
5 37,378
5 38,189
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425155 946,775
131 859,919
123 811,828
36 222,395
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
38 250,851
38 252,016
83 435,510
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
78 446,556
61 358,234
68 351,149
68 381,454
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,82089 497,017
185
252
227
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335878,591
1,255,114
1,133,622
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670251
229
229
1,032,508
1,010,583
1,016,547
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
163 608,914
121 492,574
121 495,694
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
16 53,955
12 43,429
12 43,741
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
4 12,189
3 10,026
3 10,026
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—
—
22 99,653
23 106,195
23 106,195
Deduct lapses-
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
—
"Advances and reimbursements"
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
13,755,100
14,252, 400
NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Member of Board
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Executive secretary—
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030
Mediator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mediator.
Assistant executive secretary.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services-
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$60,500
$60,500
$60,500
14,914
16,037
16,037
26,748
28, 788
29,412
152,690
12,750
54,264
75,850
15,142
6,947
274,901
15,834
18,317
12, 750
8,275
154,230
12,750
55,271
76,890
15,142
7,114
277.508
16,165
18,979
13,060
8,380
92 702,371
4.5 28,669
91 753,045
2.1 15,550
91 761,438
0.5 3,688
87.5 673, 702
1.9 737,495
90.5 757,750
380,624
493,550
472,700
4,719
2,630
1,059,045
1,233,675
10
1
7
6
4
1
45
3
3
4
2
118,143
11,606
70,972
54,090
28,370
6,302
259,631
15,475
12,270
15, 780
7,570
12
1
5
8
2
1
44
3
4
3
2
1,230,450
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num-• Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $13,730:
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
Director
38,000
2
58,000
3
Associate director
58,500
3
4
95,000
5
73.000
95,500
5
Assistant director
1
19,000
1 19,500
19, 500
1
General counsel4
66,000
70,500
4
71,500
4
Heads of offices
3
48,000
68, 500
4
4
68, 500
Deputy assistant director
1
1 16,500
17,000
17,000
1
Executive assistant
1 17,000
1
16,000
1
17, 500
Head, planning group
15,000
1 16,500
17,000
1
1
Deputy general counsel
2
32,500
2
33,000
1
16,000
Special assistant to director
1
16,000
16,500
1
1
16,000
Special assistant to associate director.2
32, 500
2
33,500
2
30,500
Deputy heads of offices.
78, 500
81, 500
4
60,500
5
5
Heads of sections
35 514,000
29 399,500
40 597,000
Program directors
Executive assistant to assistant direc13, 000
1
1
14,000
1
14,500
tor
1
14,000
2
30,500
Physical science administrator
15, 500
1
1
15,500
Scientific liaison officer
2
27,500
28,000
2
Special assistant to heads of office.__
1
14,500
16,000
1
1 16,000
Grants administrator
15,000
1
1
15,000
Budget officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,061
1
12,771
1
1
14,061
Special assistant to associate director..
98,356
4
52,768
7
9 126, 811
Program director
5
67,150
14 196, 914 21 300,408
Associate program director
13,749
1
13,083
1
1
14,061
Assistant program director
13, 749
1
1
14,061
Program management officer
1
13, 749
1
13, 749
Physical science administrator
13.083
1
14,061
1
14,061
Special assistant to heads of office
1
13, 374
14, 706
1
14, 706
Public information officer
1
14,394
1
13,083
14, 706
Head, organization and management..
13,083
Budget officer
1
Personnel director
13, 749
1
13,749
13, 686
1
14, 706
Assistant grants administrator
1
15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
3
34, 545
3
37, 461
3
37,938
Program director
81, 899 12 151,130
7
12
163,360
Associate program director
16 201, 570
186,937
16
14 177,650
Assistant program director
2
34, 549
3
24,460
2
24, 710
Project director
1
12,230
1
12,230
Geological liaison officer
1
12, 230
24,460
Science program specialist
1
12,230
12,230
Educational specialist
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Special assistant
Physical science administrator
Professional assistant
Program planning officer
Publications officer
Research assistant to director
Head, internal audit
Assistant budget officer
Management analysis officer
Administrative services officer
Contract supervisor
Finance officer..
Editorial specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions...
Intermittent employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable detail
2
$22,963
2
11, 606
11, 357
11,357
11,357
474,447
58
196,917
32
200, 342 28
192, 774 36
29,479
3
185, 908 43
277,069
69
417, 542 107
236,941
65
69,756
19
16, 621
6
10
43,303
$24,710
12,230
12,480
12, 480
13,000
13, 520
12, 230
12,480
12, 230
12, 230
12,480
11,357
11,357
11, 835
12, 563
11, 357
11
635, 651 62
32
293,190
208, 975 36
240, 851 39
20,155
1
248,096
45
366, 702 69
510, 859 129
274, 853 69
73, 761 15
21, 402
9
47, 652
12
$24, 960
12, 230
24,460
12,480
12, 480
13, 000
13, 520
12, 480
12, 750
12,480
12,480
12, 750
12, 230
678,183
291, 660
270, 812
264, 741
6, 718
264,156
373, 289
621, 892
294, 757
59,364
33, 529
51, £
540.3
4,369, 985
4,899,406
33,115
7,000
33, 594
7,000
23, 763
194, 947
28,121
20,300
224, 700
24, 000
20,900
231,000
22,000
30, 596
75,153
19, 700
56,300
0
51,000
468.6
3,452,123
2,453
3,807,156
Total personal services..
4, 759,100
RECREATION RESOURCES
COMMISSION
4,600
5, 269, 500
REVIEW
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
$21,500
1 $21,500
1 $21,500
Executive director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
16,806
1
15,392
Assistant to the executive director—
17, 576
17,326
1
16.099
Deputy director for studies
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
15,517
15, 517
1
14,206
Chief, program and policy
15,267
15,267
Editor in chief..
15, 517
15,267
14,206
General counsel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
28, 788
29,412
39, 519
Recreation economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
50,460
49,690
34, 798
Recreation economist
66,456
65,167
60, 382
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
9,235
8,965
8,341
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
24,523
24,003
22,068
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
7,176
7,010
6,510
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
14,207
14,040
13,042
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
41,
558
40,
393
36,878
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
10,359
10,025
13,645
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
4,846
4,680
4,347
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
4,264
4,160
3, 765
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
3,973
3,869
3,515
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
37
7
328,213
63,317
37 362,473
0.!
9,083
36 351,846
3.1 21,446
30
264,896
..1 353,390
32.9 330,400
10,249
41,200
27,200
2,026
1,360
675
11,006
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
21,300
28,800
417,250
386,400
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $16,530:
1 $20,500
Chairman
1 $20,500
4
80,000
Board member
4
80,000
1
19,000
General counsel
1
19,000
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director, office of accounting
17, 576
16,349
Director, office of review
17, 056
15,621
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
14,435
Assistant general counsel
15, 787
15,163
16,307
Deputy director, office of review
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,978
15, 038
Business analyst
27,956
30,347
Counsel
13,978
15,038
Deputy director, office of accounting,.
Director, regional division of account44,774
41, 642
ing
Director, regional division of renegotiating
41,642
3
3
45,114
13,978
1
1 15,038
Director, office of administration
13,978
1
1 15,038
Economist
13,978
1
1 15,038
Executive assistant to chairman
27,352
2
29,744
2
Procurement affairs officer
16 221,396
239,946
16
Regional board member
40,727
44,137
3
3
Regional counsel
27,601
30,347
2
2
Reviewer (industrial specialist)
54,724
59,508
4
4
Special assistant to Board
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
2
25,230
2
22,963
Attorney
28 339,409
31 402,830
Business accountant
1
13,520
1
13,686
Business analyst
Deputy director, office of administra1
13,000
1
12,085
tion (personnel officer)
1
13,790
Director, office of assignments
1
12,813
Director, regional division of procure3
40, 560
ment affairs
37,460
1 14,394
Procurement affairs officer
13,374
23 302,430
Renegotiator
269,381
6
80,120
Reviewer (industrial specialist)
87,465
1 13, 520
Secretary to Board
12,563
18 209,021
246,960
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
38,230
4
26,478
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
53,684
6
58,656
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
50,878
7
53,374
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-....
6,885
1
6,386
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
102, 562 18 111,906
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
116,043
24 137,343
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
166,957
34 174,932
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
170,155
36 163,634
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
117,749
31 128,054
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,3904,243
3,827
1
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
SALARIES A N D E X P E N S E S
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
RENEGOTIATION BOARD
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
526 3, 907, 719 628 5,123, 222 684 5, 645, 287
57.4 455, 596 87. 7 753, 237 87. 6 745, 881
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
OUTDOOR
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
39
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
306 2,624,344
19.2 143,048
300 2,783,537
14 113,437
2,481,296
2,670,100
3,500
4,000
19,100
7,236
10,400
8,000
2,511,132
!, 500
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
APPROPRIATIONS TO R A I L R O A D R E T I R E M E N T B O A R D
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num- Total Num-• Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
3 $60,500
3 $60,500
Member of Board.
3 $60,500
GS-18. $18,500:
1 17,514
1 18, 512
1 18,512
Chief executive officer
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1 16,806
1 16,806
Director of retirement claims
1 15,392
1 16,806
General counsel
1 15,392
1 16,806
1 15,392
1 16,806
1 16,806
Associate general counsel
Supervisory actuary, life
1 15,392
1 16,806
1 17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of budget and fiscal opera1 14,206
1 15, 517
1 15,787
tions
1 14, 685
1 16,037
1 16,037
Director of research
Director of unemployment and sick1 14,914
1 15,517
1 15,517
ness insurance
1 15, 517
Director of wage and service records. .
1 14,206
1 15,787
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 12,771
Assistant director of retirementclaims.
3 42,849
3 42, 515
3 39,249
Assistant general counsel.
40
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD—Continued
C O N S O L I D A T E D SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
PAID
FROM
A P P R O P R I A T I O N S TO R A I L R O A D R E T I R E M E N T B O A R D — C o n t i n u e d
1960 actual
Net permanent (average number,
2,079.6
2,119.8
2,148.6
net salary)
—
12,805,010
12,815,1
11,904,190
Positions other than permanent:
234,350
333,017
509,264
Temporary employment
25,065
26,600
9,240
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
48,956
92,269
Regular pay above 52-week base.
281,337
529,313
554,622
Overtime and holiday pay
11, 776
9,040
8,830
Nightwork differential
—
Salaries and wages in foregoing schedule
are distributed to appropriations as
follows:
"Limitation on salaries and expenses,"
Railroad Retirement Board (trust
fund)
"Railroad unemployment insurance
administrative expenses"
13,761,083
13,359,073
$6,866,163
330,049
$7,219,221
6,212,252
1,431,034
6,139,852
13,078,415
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Assistant director of unemployment
and sickness insurance
1 $14,061
1 $12,771
1 $14,061
Assistant director of wage and service
records
12,771
1 14,061
1 14,061
Chief, accident and injury study.
13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
Chief, disability determinations
13,083
1 14,061
1 14,061
Chief, retirement and survivor benefits
12,771
1 14,061
1 14,061
Chief, statistician and assistant to the
14,394
14,394
12,771
director
13,749
13, 749
Director of management control
14,061
14,061
12, 771
Executive assistant
14,061
14,061
12,771
Liaison officer
101,049
102,337
91,851
Regional director
14,061
14,061
12,771
Secretary of the Board, attorney
Supervisory analytical statistician,
1 14,061
general
14,061
12,771
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
13, 520
13, 520
12, 563
Accident and safety analyst
12, 750
12, 750
11, 606
Actuary, life
22,714
24,980
24, 710
Administrative assistant
22, 714
25, 500
24,960
Administrative officer
Assistant director of budget and fiscal
12,480
12,480
11,357
operations
12,480
12,480
11,357
Assistant to the chairman
Assistant to the director of unemploy12,750
12, 750
ment and sickness insurance
12,480
12,480
11,357
Chief of adjudication
13,000
13,000
11,835
Chief, claims policy and coordination..
12,480
12,480
11,357
Chief, computer systems
12,480
12,480
11,357
Chief of investigation and placement..
13,000
13,000
11,835
Director of personnel
13, 520
13, 520
Chief medical officer, general.
12, 750
12,750
11,606
Executive assistant
11, 606
General auditor
11,835
Management analysis officer
25, 500
2 25,500
22,714
Supervisory analytical statistician
1 12,480
1 12,230
Supervisory attorney-adviser, general.
1 12,480
1 12,480
1 11,357
Supervisory program analyst
49 552,815
48 539,338
52 535,360
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
603,046
63
63
65
555,422
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
113 945, 544 118 992, 549
110 844,595
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
122 966,985
127 997,538
125 898,907
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
336
334
348
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
2,418,404
2
2,270,475
63 414,113
64 416, (
64 382,285
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875266
273
305
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
1,637,640
1,616,891
1,660,184
100 544,676
97 537,116
112 548,743
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
197 971,281
197 978,645
205 921,491
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
270
266
294
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6701,211,766
1,201,731
1,212,496
348
357
369
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,3901,398,251
1,427,049
1,389,268
169 611,279
184 659,564
190 657,245
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.—
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv32 183,744
32 183,744
33 184,436
alent to less than $12,210
2,216
2,180
2,324
Total permanent .
13,258,269
13,294,365
12,750,770
».2 478,673 100.4 453,259
175.4 846,580
Deduct 1
Total personal services..
SAINT LAWRENCE SEAWAY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
OF
PERSONAL
1960 actual
SERVICES
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Administrator
$20,000
$20,000
Deputy administrator—
17,500
17,500
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant administrator
18,500
17,500
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Comptroller-treasurer
15, 775
14, 670
Director, marine and engineering
operations
15, 515
14,430
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,380
Administrative officer
13,070
Deputy comptroller-treasurer
14,055
13,070
Director, marine and engineering
operations.
13, 970
General counsel
14,055
13,070
Information officer
13, 670
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, engineering and maintenance..
1
13,510
1
13,510
Chief, engineering division
1
12,555
1
12,470
Chief, lock operations
1
11,595
Liaison officer
1
12,555
12, 210
Traffic services officer
54, 215
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
60,540
37,120
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
25, 710
32,060
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
22, 530
61,050
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
43, 695
18,210
27,900
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
15, 810
14,820
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
32, 560
20, 950
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
25, 815
19, 915
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
27,370
22,015
GS-3. $3,670 to $4,3903,605
3,350
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at rates equivalent to
less than $12,210
108 812,642 110 695,657
165 1, 261, 722 171 1,184,952
37. 2 243, 714 17.6 117, 245
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime, holiday pay, and nightwork
differential
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
127.8
1,018,008
4,626
153.4
1, 067, 707
5, 000
5,200
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Limitation on administrative expenses..
Operation and maintenance expenses.
Construction work in progress.
112, 572
25,093
15,591
1,150,797
16,000
1,119,000
285, 756
650, 578
214,463
314,000
775,000
30,000
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SALARIES AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
Commissioner
GS-18. $18,500:
1
18,512
1
18,512
1
17,514
Executive director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
3
50,398
3
50,148
3
46,405
Division director
1
17,326
1
17,326
1
15,870
General counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295: <
1
14,206
Adviser to the Commission
1
15,267
1
15,267
Assistant general counsel
41
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Associate division director
Associate executive director
Associate general counsel
Chief accountant
Director
_
Regional administrator.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant regional administrator
Associate director
Associate regional administrator
Attorney
Chief accountant
Chief counsel
Engineer
Financial analyst
Hearing examiner
Management analyst
Regional administrator
Secretary to Commission
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Assistant chief accountant
Assistant chief counsel
Assistant regional administrator
Attorney
Budget and finance officer
Chief of branch
Chief of section
Chief securities investigator
Director of personnel
Engineer
Financial analyst
Records and service officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935_._
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
3
1
1
1
1
2
10
3
2
1
1
$42,618
14,206
14,206
14,685
14.685
29,848
3
134,658
39,831
26,145
13,083
13.686
11
12,771
39,540
12,771
65.082
13.083
94,846
13,083
1
24
3
1
1
3
3
11,835
35, 297
11, 835
93, 767
106, 349
11, 835
280,090
36, 961
11, 357
11, 606
84
57
103
96
55
13
7
37,689
34.071
11, 835
1, 029, 598
950, 439
977, 592
7,114
696,025
11,877
448,799
292,072
477,147
395,063
207, 790
44, 682
22,027
17
87,214
1
98
106
134
1
112
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
7
1
1
4
1
6
8
12
1
28
2
1
1
$46,301
15, 517
15,267
15.787
16,037
32.094
3
159, 579
28.788
41, 559
14,394
14,394
13,749
14,061
42,516
42,183
13.749
84.095
14,394
103,626
14,394
12
2
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
12.750
50, 710
12, 750
101,440
152,190
12, 750
349, 890
26, 270
12, 230
12,480
5
61,400
1
12,750
134 1, 490, 824
124 1,158, 280
168 1,300,142
1
7,821
99 663,164
32,427
5
75 432,905
68 372,468
104 506,683
103 448,760
48 195,408
40,329
11
20,674
6
175,281
29,412
41,892
14,706
14,706
13,749
14,394
43,182
42,516
13.749
85,364
14,394
104,622
14,394
13,000
51,250
13, 000
102,730
152,440
12, 750
390,930
26, 520
12, 230
12.750
5
1
61, 670
12, 750
162 1, 802, 822
136 1,279,350
235 1, 822,949
7, 987
1
99 675, 739
33,095
5
75 441,710
70 389,004
133 644, 746
467,480
106
48 199,090
41,369
11
21,194
6
17
17
$47,091
15,787
15, 517
16,037
16,037
32,094
90,149
1,000
7,145,288
55 334,569
1,090
8,521,631
59 490,931
1,235
9,745,631
70 555,331
945
6,810,719
1,031
8,030,700
1,165
9,190,300
27,181
18,100
20,000
52, 796
12,319
31,000
7,800
35,700
7,800
6,837
20,900
8,200
6,909,852
8,108,500
9,262,000
$6,907, 852
2,000
$8, 093, 500
15,000
$9,262,000
SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
3 43,160
42,204
3 39,210
Appeal board member.
4 58,824
4 58, 824
4 54, 680
Assistant to director..^..
1 14,706
1 14,706
1 13,670
Chief legislative and liaison officer
1 14,706
1 14, 706
1 13,670
Chief medical officer
1 14,706
1 14, 706
1 13,670
Chief planning officer
—
1 15,309
1 14, 706
1 13,670
Deputy director and general counsel6 89,088
6 88,568
6 82,320
Division chief 11 161,786
11 161,141
11 149,770
State director
1 14,706
1 14,706
1 13,670
The adjutant..
—
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
5 65,020
5 64,480
5 59,655
Administrative officer.
5 65,000
5 65,000
5 60,375
Assistant division chief
2 25,480
2 25,230
2 24,150
Assistant general counsel
1 13,000
1 13,000
1 12,075
Assistant planning officer
14 182,520
14 182,270
14 169,290
Deputy state director
—
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Manpower officer
Regional field officer..
State director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add excess military pay over civilian
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
2 $24,150
5 60,375
22 263,010
98
1,038,340
77 694,690
529,880
6
43, 530
25 162,825
19 116, 830
152 866,010
113 582,470
173 814,270
186 789,475
206 789, 595
54 183,940
10 30,550
2
$26,000
5 65,000
22 284,230
98
1,119,212
78 758,770
67 564,417
7 54, 474
24 170,460
20 134, 536
153 951, 570
114 644, 611
173 896,165
183 847, 417
206 865,145
54 201,666
10 33,486
2 $26,000
5 65,000
22 285,250
98
1,123, 537
78 759,810
67 566,197
7 55,598
24 172,956
20 136,198
153 963,257
114 643,902
173 913,150
183 854, 693
206 877,325
54 205,306
10
34,214
3,876
,355
3, 876
15, 558,264
12, 527,863
15,864,024
48 189,836
48 197,206
48 198,519
4,676
5,197
5,197
24,166, 876
20,447, 514
24, 542, 947
265
128.1
53
296, 638
585,917
1,219,986
142,384
67,818
54,579
Net permanent (average number,
4, 932
4, 547.9
5,144
net salary)
23,001, 469
24,388, 693
19,929,415
Positions other than permanent: Part3,998,619
4,053,637
time employment
3,663,895
Other personal services:
132, 294
80,176
Regular pay above 52-week base
7,240
7, 500
7, 500
Overtime and holiday pay
31,389
32,230
28,665
Additional pay for service abroad
23,761, J
Total personal services
27,119,153
28,482, 060
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SALARIES
AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special ungraded positions:
Administrator
Deputy administrator
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of office
General counsel
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate general counsel
Director of office.
Liaison officer
Program coordinator
Special assistant to the administrator.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chairman, loan review board
Controller
Director of office
Division chief
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant to deputy administrator
Program coordinator
Branch chief
Deputy office director
Director of office
Division chief
Financial specialist
Industrial specialist
Member, loan review board
Size standards officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Attorney.
Auditor
Branch chief
Branch manager
Business economist
Deputy office director
Division chief
Financial specialist
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Investment program specialist.
Management analyst.
Program analyst
Special assistant to the administratorSize standards specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$20,000
1
1
17,500
17,500
1
1
1
1
1
1
16,095
46,125
16,335
15,375
16,335
4
53,420
4
3
$20,000
68,000
1
4
$20,000
1
1
18,512
18,512
1
1
18, 512
18, 512
1
3
1
1
1
17,326
49, 608
17, 576
16, 536
17,576
1
3
1
1
1
17,326
49, 608
17,576
16, 536
17, 576
1
1
15,267
16,307
4
1
1
57,113
15,038
15,038
126,943
44,470
58, 531
202,323
15,267
14,061
27,810
68,000
14,190
15,150
18 259, 860
4 57, 720
1 13,970
1 13,970
9 117,930
3 41,310
3 41,610
14 187,960
1 14,190
1 13,070
25, 840
2
35,025
11, 595
209,190
11,355
85,245
278,040
12,075
80,685
490,035
92,495
24,390
11,595
36,705
161,370
12,075
12,075
11,355
218
2,242,155
18 279,176
4 62,108
3
1
37,730
12,480
18 225,240
1 12,230
7 91,809
25 311,600
1 13,000
4 50,210
41 527,690
10 124,070
2 26,470
1 12,480
3 39,520
14 173,760
1 13,000
1 13,000
1 12,230
1 12,230
223
2,478,239
68,000
1 15, 267
1 16,307
18 279,176
4 62,108
4
1
1
4
14
1
1
2
1
57,113
15,038
15,038
126,943
44,470
58, 531
202,323
15, 267
14,061
27,810
13,749
3
1
37, 730
12,480
18 225,240
1 12,230
7 91,809
25 311,600
1 13,000
4 50,210
41 527,690
10 124,070
2 26,470
1 12,480
3 39, 520
14 173,760
1 13,000
1 13,000
1 12,230
1 12,230
2,637,991
42
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION—Continued
SALARIES AND EXPENSES—Continued
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-12. $8,955 to $9,215
332
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
292
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
117
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
378
$3,537,026
341
2,691,275
143
950,588
8 51,085
120 687,670
52 279,456
346
1,699,386
549
2,428,448
238
985, 508
24 87,986
1
3,203
,025
, 154,480
727,390
47,360
94 522,960
51 254,190
309
1,413,620
$5,885 to $6,875$5,355 to $6,345
$4,830 to $5,820
$4,345 to $5,335
488^
, 007,565
22o"
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
_.
838,850
15 51,485
1 2,960
26,542
15, 861,342
241
1,937,708
6
26,542
2,642
18,808,259
224.4
1,419,959
420
$3,909,116
375
2,948,689
152
1,008,620
8 51,085
127 725,232
52 279,456
377
1,834,143
589
2,592,037
246
1,015,628
24 87,986
1
3,203
6
26,542
14,246,758
17,649,000
19,108,000
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
2 $37,024
2 $37,024
2 $35,028
Assistant secretary.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
16,806
16,806
15,392
Assistant to the secretary
16,349
17,576
17,576
Director, Astrophysical Observatory..
Director, Museum of History and
16, 806
15,621
17,056
Technology
16,806
15,392
17,056
Director, Museum of Natural History.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director, Museum of His14,061
1
12,771
14,394
tory and Technology
Associate director, Astrophysical
27, 498
2
26,748
27, 810
Observatory
Director, Bureau of American Eth14,061
14,394
nology
15,038
1
13,978
15,038
Geologist.
14,061
1
12,771
14,061
Museum curator
1
13,374
Principal administrative assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12,230
Analytical chemist
39,790
36,005
39,270
Anthropologist
12,480
Astronomer
26,540
26,000
2
23,920
Botanist
12,480
12,230
1
11,357
Buildings manager
12,480
12,480
1
11,357
Chief, radiation and organisms
52,020
51,500
4
47,599
Curator
Director, Bureau of American Eth1
12,813
nology
Director, National Collection of Fine
13, 790
1 14,040
1
12,813
Arts
12,230
1 12,480
Director, personnel division
12,230
1 12,480
1
11,357
Exhibits specialist
13, 520
1 13, 520
1
12,563
Geologist
38,480
3
39,020
3
35,775
Physicist
1 12,480
Spectroscopist
2
25,750
25,230
2
2
Zoologist
24 251,
24 270, 775 26 295,964
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
37 349,835
32 296,860
247,
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
58 476, 698
54 436,884
397,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
59 396, 545 67 458,181
48 299,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
2
12,938
12,604
2
2
12,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
91 536,942
85 494,000
85 454,
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
15
82, 659
66,477
12
67.
13
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
133 623.457 169 800,406
130 558,
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
83 367,862
68 302,048
70 284,
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
174 723,474 205 853,326
$3,760 to $4,390
— 168 650,
Digitized forGS-3.
FRASER
Total permanent
934
Deduct lapses
60
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
874
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
5,339,450
397,300
1,172
6,410,435
108 567,551
4,525,830
4,942,150
1,064
5,842,884
95,062
78,000
78,000
37,398
31,598
14,812
19,350
32,200
15,000
32,200
5,086,700
5,969,684
4,849,967
324,137
967
71
4, 704, 700
16,600
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
16 $63,104
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
15 $55,660
16 $63,832
5
18, 719
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815—
—
18,407
5
5
17,023
1
NM-11. $9,450 to $11,075
9,775
1 10,100
1
8,788
1
7,519
NM-7. $6,694 to $7,931
7,313
1
1
6,600
1
3,786
NM-4. $3,682 to $4,202
3,682
1
1
3,474
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210
or above:
Director, National Air Museum
1
14,435
1
15,264
1
15,264
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
256 1,103,401 267 1,152,084 359 1,567.399
20,035,324
144.5
1,045,324
Net permanent (average number,
2,121
2,417.6
2, 684. 5
net salary)
18,990,000
17,388,300
13, 923,634
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
113,955
88,000
50,000
Other personal services:
106,742
56,500
Regular pay above 52-week base
60,017
75,000
25,000
Overtime and holiday pay
39,437
41,200
Additional pay for service abroad
43,000
Payments to other agencies for reim2,973
bursable details
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$10,130
7,510
13,320
26,310
10,330
4,490
12,310
3,685
6,795
AND
EXPENSES,
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increases due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
$11,155
14,355
22,751
11,310
5,005
13,275
8,360
3,710
13,695
12,195
11,475
5,170
13,485
8,570
3,815
8,080
16,160
4,110
98.990
9,431
17
1
97,741
5,856
16
1
95,720
5,655
17
89,559
16
91,885
15
90,065
10,870
14,595
684
458
101,113
106,938
NATIONAL
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant administrator
Assistant secretary
Assistant treasurer.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief curator.GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS^5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210.
$10,895
19
2
Total personal services
SALARIES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
GALLERY
OF
7,000
97,065
ART
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
$12,771
13,374
13,686
1
5
4
7
2
12
6
13
6
17
33
125
2
11,835
52,395
35,527
51,916
14,061
78,125
35,180
68,642
29,702
73,841
132,080
471,921
6,823
90
392,197
326 1,494,076
26.1
111, 866
1
1
1
$14,061
14,394
15,038
1
1
1
$14,061
14,706
15,038
1
1
30
124
2
12,230
56,868
47,715
55,577
15,329
78,188
39,146
67,890
32,177
97,324
130,104
506,472
7,238
12,230
56,619
47.985
56,617
15,496
79,146
39,977
69,055
32,032
99.986
131,040
506,846
7,446
90
402,183
5
5
7
2
11
6
12
6
21
325 1,591,934
16.4
78,534
5
5
7
2
11
6
12
6
21
30
124
2
90
402,6
325 1,600,978
16.4
76,878
3,132
299.9
1,385,342
8.6
1,513,400
1,524,100
43
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
$22,769
$24,800
$24,800
10,604
26,179
6,950
5,700
25,400
7,600
25, 400
7,600
1,451,844
1,576,900
1,581, 900
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES CONTROL BOARD
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $15,255:
Chairman and board member
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
5 $100,500
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
General counsel
1
14,206
1
15,267
1 15,267
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant general counsel
1
13,749
1
13,749
Executive secretary
13,686
1
14,706
1
14,706
Hearing examiner
1
13,749
1
13,749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney-adviser
12.230
12.230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
33,759
33, 759
3
31,865
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
9,235
9,235
1
8,590
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
7,571
7,571
36, 879
36,879
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
34,820
6, 448
6,448
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
5,990
22, 463
22,463
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
15,870
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
25.231
24,148
25.231
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
8,112
8,112
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
12,689
12, 689
3
11,752
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
4,139
4,139
1
3,827
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210
or above:
Consultant
1
14,706
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
30
3
279,960
25,969
36
3
336,727
25,127
36
3
336,727
24,227
27
253,991
33
311,600
33
312,500
900
1,200
255,191
2,000
2,000
314,500
314, 500
TARIFF COMMISSION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
6 $120,500
6 $120,500
Commissioner
6 $120,500
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
15,392
16,806
Director of investigation
_.
17,056
15,392
General counsel
16,536
16,806
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
14,206
Assistant general counsels
15,267
15, 517
15,163
16,307
Chief economist
16,307
14,435
15,267
Chief, technical service
15,267
14,914
16.037
Special industrial adviser
16,307
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
26, 748
Adviser on international trade policy29, 412
29,412
13,083
Assistant chief, technical service
14,061
14,394
13, 749
Assistant to director of investigation
14,061
92, 724
86, 655
Chief, commodity division
101,028
Chief, international commercial relations division
13,978
15.038
15,038
Director of administration
12, 771
13, 749
14,061
International economist
13,083
14,061
14,394
13,978
15,038
Secretary
15,038
Special assistant to chief technical
13,083
14,061
service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to director of investigation. _
11,606
570200h^61
4
1961 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Chief, accounting division
Chief, commodity division
Commodity-industry analyst
International economist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
—.
WB-15. $5,886 to $6,510
WB-13. $5,450 to $6,032.„
WB-10. $4,763 to $5,262
WB-9. $4,555 to $5,034
WB-8. $4,326 to $4,784
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime pay
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
17 $197,015
5
59,217
24
22
25
18
5
33
27
31
11
18
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
248,934
190,069
184,118
114,960
30,682
175,987
136,387
138,965
45,363
69,243
7,654
9,297
6,240
5,762
5,034
9,568
9,068
1
1
22
7
$12,230
12,230
274,140
88,690
23
26
28
27
7
33
24
27
13
24
26
37
34
7
34
24
30
17
1
1
1
254,947
239,410
220, 708
183,456
46,362
191,733
128,545
130,686
56,160
73,429
7,966
9,817
6,510
6,032
5,262
2
9,568
18
2
3
2
10,068
1
$12,480
22
1
1
1
277,300
89, 750
12,230
268,424
243,610
292,987
231,734
47,528
202,422
131,957
146,726
72,800
74,698
8,070
13, 228
6, 510
6,032
5,262
2
9,568
7
1
18
2
4
2
10,068
276 2,064,619
39.9 240,272
296 2,400,493
27 160,493
236.1
1,824,347
2,240,000
9,372
13,000
14,529
3,534
8,000
6,000
3,000
1,851,782
2,267,000
2,412,000
$1,844,389
7,393
$2,259,000
8,000
$2,403,000
9,000
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1962 estimate
322 2,598,570
33 202,570
289
2,396,000
13,000
TAX COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Judge
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer.
Attorney (special assistant to chief
judge)
Clerk of the Court
Commissioner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—_
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
Other personal services:
Compensation to retired judges (recalled) pursuant to sec. 7447, Internal
Revenue Code, 1954
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
16 $360,000
16 $360,000
13,083
14,394
14,394
13,978
12,771
38,313
87,132
77,500
99,670
108,055
119,668
121,304
46,072
42,911
50, 292
19,719
10,650
9,777
15,038
14,061
41,247
95,263
85,695
110,304
118,165
136, 202
132,706
50,795
42,094
54,729
21,509
11,689
10,857
15,038
14,061
41, 247
95, 263
86,965
144,308
120,123
160,410
135,036
51,584
42,434
55,249
21,613
11,897
11,169
152 1,230,895
7.2 65,938
152 1,314,748
8. 9 81,448
160 1, 180,791
144.8
1,164,957
143.1
1,233,300
150.4
69,313
6,660
510
94,500
3,800
3,000
157,500
1,241,440
1,334,600
1,458,500
1
1
3
8
9
14
17
19
$360,000
16
18
17
24
22
9
8
12
5
3
3
9.6 82,791
i,: (,000
3,000
44
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
TENNESSEE
VALLEY
AUTHORITY
1960 actual
Num- Total
Grades and
ber
Special positions at rates in excess of
$19,000:
3 $60,500
Members of the board of directors.
Grades established by the board of
directors of the TVA:
Administrative and management service positions:
Gr. 14. $19,000 and $19,500:
1
19,000
General manager.
Manager of power.
1
18,500
Gr. 13. $17,500 and $18,000:
Assistant general manager and
17,500
chief budget officer
17,500
Assistant manager of power.
17,000
General counsel
17,000
Washington representative
Gr. 12. $16,000 and $16,500:
15,500
Comptroller
Director of chemical operations..
15, 500
Director of information
15,500
Director of materials
15,500
Director of navigation and local
flood relations
15,500
15,500
Director of personnel
—
15,500
Director of property and supply. .
15, 500
Director of reservoir properties
15,500
Solicitor..
Gr. 11. $15,100 and $15,500:
1
14,600
Assistant director of division
1
14,600
Assistant general counsel
4
58,400
Chief of branch..
Gr. 10. $13,250 to $14,600:
2
28,000
Assistant director of division
1 13,500
Assistant general counsel
5
68,800
Assistant to director of division. _
12
161, 250
Chief of branch
1 13, 850
Manager of properties.
1 13,850
Public administration analyst
Tributary watershed representative
1 13,850
Gr. 9. $11,725 to $13,075
48 582,600
Gr. 8. $10,400 to $11,750
80 871,200
109 1,041,810
Gr. 7. $8,350 to $10,700
180
1,511,535
Gr. 6. $7,150 to $9,200..
.....
163 1,134,035
Gr. 5. $6,050 to $7,650
117
686,580
Gr. 4. $5,225 to $6,500.
Stenographic and clerical positions:
8
53,140
Gr. 6. $5,750 to $7,100
66 393,075
Gr. 5. $5,175 to $6,450
301 1,603,965
Gr. 4. $4,650 to $5,885....
865 4,036,665
Gr. 3. $4,125 to $5,100
411 1,581,080
Gr. 2. $3,600 to $4,425
4
12,600
Gr. 1. $3,250 to $3;890_.
Professional engineering and scientific
positions:
Gr. 14. $19,000 and $19,500:
Chief engineer
18,500
Manager of agricultural and
chemical development
Gr. 13. $17,500 and $18,000:
17,000
Assistant chief engineer
17,000
Chief chemical engineer..
17,000
Power engineering adviser
Gr. 12. $16,000 and $16,500:
15,500
Chief construction engineer
15,500
Chief design engineer.
Chief water control planning en15,500
gineer
;
15,500
Director of agricultural relations. _
15,500
Director of chemical development.
15,500
Director of forestry relations.
15, 500
Director of health and safety
16,000
Director of power marketing
Director of power planning and
15,500
engineering
1
15,500
Director of power production
Director of power system opera15, 500
tions
16,000
Power operations adviser
Gr. 11. $15,100 and $15,500:
88,000
Assistant, director of division
1 14,600
Assistant to director of division...
29,200
2
Chief of branch..
1 14,600
Head architect
14, 600
1
Head civil engineer
14,600
1
Head electrical engineer.
1 14,600
Head mechanical engineer
Gr. 10. $13,250 to $14,600:
1 13,500
Architect- „ _ _
2
26,950
Assistant to director of division.
13,850
TOeffiTc^'engmeerJl'- I _ HI. 17--7.1 1
34
461,950
Chief of branch
8
108,000
Civil engineer
6
81, 700
Construction engineer
5
64,000
District manager
1
13,850
Distributor relations adviser
2
26,300
Electrical engineer
1
13,850
General office engineer
1 13,850
Geologist
1 13,150
Materials engineer
1 13,850
Nuclear development engineer
Staff epidemiologist
Supervisor of section
2 28,000
FUND
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber
Num- Total
ber salary
$60,500
3
$60,500
19,500
19,000
1
1
19,500
19,000
1
1
18,000
1
1
17, 500
17,500
1
1
1
1
18,000
18,000
1
1
1
1
16,000
1
1
1
1
16,000
16,000
1
1
1
1
1
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
15,100
15,100
75, 500
1
1
5
15,100
15,100
75, 500
3
1
4
42,150
13,950
56,750
168,400
14,300
14,300
3
1
4
42,150
13,950
57,100
169,450
14,300
14,300
12
1
1
18,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
14,300
1
47 590,225
83 935,050
104 1,029,600
179,1,534,510
175 1,238,050
127 765,295
12
1
1
17,500
17,500
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,000
45 568,925
85 958,250
107 1,065,290
182 1,574,300
176 1, 264,500
125 764,400
9
60,620
9
61,205
67 414,125
70 433,115
310 1,706,070 310 1,734,350
878 4,202,190 909 4,383,890
406 1,610, 655 429 1,724,780
1
3,250
1
3,340
1
19,000
1
19,000
1
19,000
1
19,000
16,000
1
1
16,000
16,000
16,000
1
16,000
16,000
16,000
1
16,500
7
1
106,500
15,100
30,200
15,100
15,100
15,100
15,100
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
35
8
5
5
1
3
100$1,211,650
263 2,849,350
522 5,158,305
514 4,275,350
434 2,972, 535
207 1,224,900
106$1,323,050
266 2,986,250
535 5,469,850
588 4,998, 570
482 3,394,900
230 1,436,400
1
7,850
27 217,040
26 203,445
136 894,035 148 1,002, 755
297 1, 668,815 320 1,855,860
319 1, 506,405 316 1,557,795
145 583,920 154 651,090
19
66,120
60,010
18
1
5
15,000
90,000
27,550
26,650
5
7
1
82,400
89, 600
23 273,900
135 1,446,050
28
137
110 1,081,610 103
53
5
469,810
37,675
8
62,150
18 118,880
45 261,555
323 1,574,025
61 255,850
249 924,980
4,722
26,881,088
15,500
77,100
50
5
70,100
94,850
14,300
344,400
1,529,200
1,051,350
461,395
39,200
8
65,295
19 130,815
44 269,530
346 1,754,565
60 262,580
236 912,765
4,685
27,250,100
11,464
11,249
75,571,215
71,854,928
426.8
767.9
2,709,315
5,003,973
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
11,037.2
net salary)
10,481.1
72,861,900
66,850,955
Positions other than permanent:
34,450,300
22,781,686
Temporary employment
25,700
28,116
Part-time employment482,500
445,243
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
288,500
477,211
Regular pay above 52-week base
3,040,500
2,407,333
Overtime and holiday pay.
362,600
332,691
Nightwork differential
Add excess of annual leave earned over
363,900
leave taken
Total personal services..
93,687,135
111,512,000
16,000
16,000
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY
16,000
16,000
16,000
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,500
1
1
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
17,500
17,500
17,500
16,000
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the board of directors of the TVA—Continued
Professional engineering and scientific
positions—Continued
Gr. 9. $11,725 to $13,075
Gr. 8. $10,400 to $11,750
Gr. 7. $8,700 to $11,100
Gr. 6. $7,400 to $9,500..
Gr. 5. $6,400 to $8,GOO
Gr. 4. $6,000 to $6,800
Subprofessional and technical positions:
Gr. 7. $7,850 to $9,750
Gr. 6. $6,800 to $8,525
Gr. 5. $5,990 to $7,550
Gr. 4. $5,025 to $6,325
Gr. 3. $4,330 to $5,350
Gr. 2. $3,880 to $4,650
Gr. 1. $3,400 to $3,935
Construction, operation, and maintenance positions:
Gr. 11. $15,100 and $15,500:
Director of power construction....
Project manager
Gr. 10. $13,250 to $14,600:
Chief of branch
General construction superintendent
Power plant superintendent
Project manager.
Gr. 9. $11,725 to $13,075
Gr. 8. $10,400 to $11,750
Gr. 7. $8,700 to $11,100
Gr. 6. $7,400 to $9,500
Gr. 5. $6,400 to $8,000
Custodial and general service positions:
Gr. 6. $6,950 to $8,500
Gr. 5. $5,950 to $7,350
Gr. 4. $5,045 to $6,300
Gr. 3. $4,220 to $5,200
Gr. 2. $3,785 to $4,575
Gr. 1. $3,370 to $4,025
Ungraded positions (trades and labor) at
annual rates less than $12,210
1961 estimate
1
1
1
16,000
16,000
16,000
7
1
106, 500
15,100
30,200
15,100
15,100
15,100
15,100
1
2
1
1
1
1
14,300
27,850
14,300
489,100
111,950
70,100
66,250
14,300
14,300
14,300
14,300
13,950
1
1
1
34
13,250
42,150
1
3
16,500
14,300
14,600
14,300
479,000
112,300
84,050
66,250
14,300
14,300
14,300
13,950
13,600
42,150
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Director1 $21,000
1 $21,000
Deputy director
1 20,500
1 20,500
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant director, administration
1 18,512
Assistant director for area
92,560
70,056
5
Deputy director of plans
17,514
1 18,512
Director, media service
17,514
1 18,512
General counsel
17,514
1 18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director, administration
1 15,392
Deputy assistant director for area
4 61,568
82,680
Deputy director, media service
1 15,392
16,536
Director, media service
2 31,491
33,862
Office director
3 46,883
50,918
Planning director
___
1 15,392
16,536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Budget officer
14,685
15,787
Coordinator
14,685
15,787
Deputy assistant director, administration
1 14,914
16,037
Deputy assistant director for area
1 14,206
Deputy director, media service
31,304
2 29,120
Deputy director of office...
3 44,034
46,841
Deputy facilities manager
1 15,163
16,307
Deputy general counsel
1 14,206
15,517
Deputy planning director
1 14,206
15,267
Deputy program manager
1 14,435
15,787
45
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Director, media service
Director of personnel
Office director
Operations manager
Staff director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant program manager
Attorney
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Chief of office
Chief of staff.Commentator
Coordinator for emergency planning.
Deputy budget officer
Deputy chief of division
Deputy coordinator
Deputy director media service
Deputy director of office
Deputy director of personnel Editor
_._
Executive officer
Executive secretary
Inspector
Office director
Liaison officer
Operations manager
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Policy officer
Program coordinator
Program executive
Program officer
Project director
Special assistant.
Visual projects officer.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Area budget officer
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Budget planning officer
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Chief of language desks
Chief of secretariat
Chief of section.
Chief of staff
Deputy chief of branch
Deputy chief of division
Deputy chief of office
Deputy chief of staff
Deputy coordinator
Editor
Engineer
Evaluation officer
E xecuti ve secretary.
Information specialist
Liaison officer
Management analyst
Operations officer
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Policy information officer
Policy officer
Press, radio, and television officer
Producer
Program coordinator
Program executive.
Program officer.
Program and policy officer
Program planning officer
Project director
Project officer
Social science analyst
Special assistant
Special events officer
Special projects officer
Television production officer
Visual information specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $5,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $5,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
GS-1.
$4,040 to $4,670..
$3,760 to $4,390..
$3,500 to $4,130..
$3,185 to $3,815..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$15,163
14,685
14,206
14,206
14,685
$16,307
15,267
15,517
15,267
16,037
$16,307
15,267
15, 787
15, 517
16,037
2 26,457
5 66,892
9 120,078
~ 429,948
26,749
91,539
12,771
13,978
13,374
52,311
12,771
13,978
13,978
12,771
13,978
13,978
12,771
63,855
12,771
13,978
13,374
26,457
92,122
63,855
38,916
39,228
12,771
12,771
64,167
13,374
2
28,787
4 58,843
9 129,210
33 467,820
29,058
2
84,408
6
13,749
15,038
14,394
28,455
13,749
15,038
13,749
15,038
15,038
13,749
13,749
68,745
15,038
15,309
14,706
29,099
114,172
6 82,806
4 55,641
3 42,536
1 13,749
1 13.749
3 41,892
1 14,394
2
28,787
4 59,176
9 129,542
33 468,777
2
29,058
6
84,741
13, 749
15,038
14,394
28, 455
13,749
15,038
13,749
15,038
15,038
13, 749
13,749
68,745
15,038
15,309
14,706
29,099
114,796
6 83,139
4 55,641
3 42,536
1 13,749
1 13,749
3 41,892
1 14,394
11,357
47,840
11,606
58,468
12,085
503, 568
47,361
59,446
12,085
240,697
84,801
11,357
69,368
11,606
23,192
12, 563
47,839
24,169
12,334
12,334
61.360
35,047
58,739
34, 549
70,076
117,686
34,320
68,142
35,776
11,606
34,071
69,348
47.361
193,547
11,835
1 12,230
51,480
1 12.750
4
5
1
40
4
5
1
20
7
1
5
1
2
1
4
2
1
1
6
3
6
3
6
6
3
4
2
1
10 124,090
4 51,250
19 233,140
1 13,000
26,104
34,071
107,057
1 12,563
1 12,563
2 24,668
1
2,
1,122
318
2,367,616
48
213
366,277
92,893
16
216
28,100
24,460
103,770
13,520
13,520
27,040
12,480
11,606
293
3,032,351
325
1,169,703
83 421,721
310
1,413,439
231 935,212
71 269,567
5 18,117
14 45,971
63,230
12,750
508, 509
50,730
64, 500
13,270
260,330
91,560
12, 480
62,960
12, 750
25,230
13, 520
52,020
26,270
13,520
13,270
78,540
38,230
76,210
37,460
74,420
76,730
37,210
48,920
25,230
12,480
3,314,082
330
3,149,010
327
2,640,642
50 376,545
221
1,521,412
15 95,616
204
1,204,791
85 467,751
309
1,524, 518
218 958,152
80 330,222
6 22,442
13 46, 111
1 12,230
52,020
1 12, 750
4
5
1
40
4
5
1
19
7
1
5
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
6
63,480
12, 750
509,819
50,980
64,500
13,270
248,100
92,060
12,480
63,210
13,000
25, 500
13,520
39,020
14,040
13,520
13, 520
78, 540
38,770
76,460
37,730
74,420
77,000
37,210
48,920
25,500
12,480
124,630
4 51,750
19 233,140
1 13,270
1 12,230
2 28,100
2 24,710
8 103,770
1 13,520
1 13,520
2 27,040
1 12,480
307
3,442,870
331
3,171,635
345
2, 789,199
50 378,021
229
1,579,855
15 96,115
204
1,211,095
85 470,062
311
1,543,696
219 965,624
80 332,344
6 22,442
13 46,423
10
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended (22 Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
U.S.C. 801-1158):
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Foreign Service reserve officer:
22 $403,748
16 $276,931
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
54 827,959
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
52 744,829
124
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
49
1,659,294
631,867
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
135
19
1, 511,234
196,538
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555.
165
15
1, 555,168
133,809
2 15,205
74 570,244
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655.__.
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
1 5,616
17 110,011
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345
1
6,365
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 1. $12,655 to $14,155-.
32 446,600
49 614,401
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040.112
63
788,211
1,302,989
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025.
67
112
770,918
1,191,544
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020..
74
144
778,174
1,385,837
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325..
111
166
1,
1,064,279
1,460,488
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420.
74
154
655,836
1,248,024
49 393,220
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665..
84 611,134
23 164,913
Class 8. $6,760 to $7,910. _
56 368,534
31 202, 654
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155_.
50 287,136
78 453,039
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640.
75 394,041
51 265,625
Classll. $5,000 to $5,930..
45 217,938
29 135,487
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425..
44 188,741
17 61, 691
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940..
17 64,524
6,381
Local employees
6,335
12,203,804
11, 608,045
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
201
185
1, 516,455
1,262,042
10,278
10,370
42,994,134
46,886, 759
473.3
419.7
1,838,167
1,966,069
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
2,585.5
2,604.4
United States and possessions
21,055,975
19,254,394
Foreign countries:
1,196.2
1,223.7
U.S. rates
12,137, 583
10,801,232
6,122.2
Local rates.
6,023
11,727,132
11,100,341
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
10,183
United States and possessions
15,040
158,058
Foreign countries: Local rates
129,400
Intermittent employment:
207,408
194,001
U.S. rates
28,656
36,999
Local rates
Other personal services:
172,677
314,808
Regular pay above 52-week base
800,294
782,875
Overtime and holiday pay
101,208
92, 776
Nightwork differential
813,178
671,889
Additional pay for service abroad
208,154
209,848
Departmental differential
Payments to other agencies for reim1,718
bursable details
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
SPECIAL
43,596,978
47,428,849
$42,149,746
1,447,232
$45,761,647
1,667,202
INTERNATIONAL
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director._ __ __ _
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to director . . .
Chief, research and development
204,308
35,875
790,544
101,736
920,261
206,458
PROGRAM
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE
10,183
143,903
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$15,375
1
$16,790
1
$16,790
1
14,190
1
15,255
1
15,515
1
13,370
1
14,380
1
14,380
1
13,730
1
13,730
46
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
SPECIAL
INTERNATIONAL
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE—continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Chief, procurement and transporta1 1 $3,370
tion division
1 $14,380
1 $14,705
Chief, design and construction division, _
13,070
1
14,055
1
14,380
13,070
Executive officer..
1
14,055
1
14,380
66,250
Exhibit manager
4
56,545
6
84,585
39,210
Trade fair coordinator
3
42,165
4
56,510
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Acting chief, research and develop1
11,595
ment division
...
Assistant chief, design and construc1
11,355
tion division
12,470
12,470
Assistant chief, procurement and
11,355
transportation division
24,940
25,200
11,595
Budget officer.__
12,730
12,990
12,075
Chief, public information office
13,250
13,250
11,355
Deputy division director
12,470
12,470
22, 710
48,840
Exhibit manager
49,100
Industry contacts officer.
12,210
11,835
Manager, New York office
182,100
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
18
196,370
24 261,480
50,220
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255....
6
54,250
10
90, 590
50,890
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
7
55,000
63,340
8
18,550
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
3
19,470
26,235
4
5,770
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
6,215
6,380
1
28,950
6
37,245
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
37,740
6
60,030
12
63, 735 13
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
70,380
93,400
25 126,610
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
30 149,025
43,965
7
30,380
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
43,130
10
11,435
3
12,330
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
12, 540
3
Ungraded positions at annual rate less
6
19,548
than $12,210.
22,171
28,051
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions.-Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
115 856,638
6.8 57,185
119 949,831
1.5 11,055
146 1,171, 556
13 105,556
100.2 764, 545 108. 5 900,090
122 1,020, 914
Total personal services, Department of Commerce
15, 360
19, 548
16, 515
22,171
28, 741
12,107
63,835
21,755
7,350
8,123
14,366
3,696
5,110
9,730
15,000
11,000
1,244
2,500
5,000
871,384
1,045,402
1,156,000
2
9
17,035
28,051
26,200
32,800
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Trade fair operations officer..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
11,835
4,493
1
1
1
12,230
10,650
4,830
1
1
1
12,230
10,650
4,830
16,328
134
3
27,710
0.2 2,535
5
35,822
0.5 3,022
16,194
2.8 25,175
4.5 32,800
126
100
Total personal services, Department of State
$1,122
$7,515
$7,492
356
338
270
500
500
65,892
78,000
79,000
U.S. STUDY COMMISSION—SOUTHEAST
RIVER BASINS
SALARIES AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions established by act approved Aug. 28, 1958 (72 Stat. 1090):
Chairman
Commissioner
Grades established by U.S. Study Commission—Southeast River Basins,
equivalent to GS grades:
GS-18. $18,500:
Executive director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant executive director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Civil engineer.
___
General engineer
Hydrologist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
AgriculturistCivil engineer
ConservationistEconomist
Electrical engineer
Forester
Hydrologist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
—
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,670 to $4,390
—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanentDeduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
__.
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
4
$12,000
30,000
1
4
1
4
$12,000
30,000
$12,000
30,000
1
17,514
1
18,512
1
18,512
1
15,392
1
16,536
1
16,536
3
2
1
40,727
27,956
12,771
3
2
1
43,825
30,076
13,749
3
2
1
43,825
30,076
13,749
11,357
37,211
11,835
12,085
11,357
11,357
12,563
41, 538
9, 547
15,767
12,438
10,587
4,805
8,695
3. 869
18,782
12, 230
52,270
12, 750
13,000
12,230
12,230
13,520
55,828
10,275
16,952
13,395
17, 763
5,179
13, 707
4,160
27,749
10, 857
12,230
52,270
12, 750
13,000
12,230
12,230
13, 520
55,828
10,275
16,952
13, 395
17,763
5,179
13,707
4,160
27,749
10, 857
47 406,774
15. 5 133,926
51 468,793
7.2 47,593
51 468,793
4.2 32,000
31.5 272,848
43.8 421,200
46.8 436,793
2,749
270
1,500
500
1,200
12,000
12,000
435,200
449,993
16,621
11,!
Total personal services
287,735
16,320
25,275
8,819
8,237
4,347
3,765
3,702
1
1
13,000
11,565
1
2
U.S. STUDY COMMISSION—TEXAS
SALARIES
32,800
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
8,112
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
—
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Department of Labor.Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of branch
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665—
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445—
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add terminal leave in excess of lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
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net salary)
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
STATE—continued
PROGRAM—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1960 actual
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY—Con.
12,230
18,720
12,480
18,720
1
4,846
2
8~216
5,013
4,347
4,160
1
16,682
17,035
1
8,549
8
61,984
0.6 4,511
6,603
9,422
8
70,116
0.1
401
1
8
9,422
71,177
7.4 64,076
7.9 69,715
8
71,008
AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions established by act Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
approved Aug. 28,1958, as amended
ber salary ber salary ber salary
(72 Stat. 1058; 73 Stat. 456):
Commission chairman
1 $12,000
1 $12,000
1 $12,000
Commissioner
9
67,500
9
67,500
9
67,500
Special positions established by Commission, equivalent to GS grades:
GS-18. $18,500:
18,512
Executive director
1
17,514
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
17,326
17,326
1
15,392
Chief planning engineer.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
46, 841
46,841
3
43,326
Planning engineer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
50,647
Project engineer
13,749
13,749
12, 771
Chief agricultural specialist—.
13,749
12,771
13,749
Engineer
12,771
Chief hydrologist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
25,750
25,750
23,940
Engineer
13,000
13,000
11,357
Hydrologist
13,000
13,000
12,085
Industrial engineer.
13, 520
13, 520
12, 563
Attorney
54,539
54,539
49,754
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
47
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
2
2
1
2
2
5
5
$17,888
14,560
6,302
10,268
9,300
21,737
19,116
1
2,960
1
2
1
2
1
4
7
2
$10,275
16,182
6,781
11,065
5,346
18,886
28,704
7,030
1
2
1
2
1
4
7
2
$10,275
16,182
6,781
11,065
5,346
18,886
28,704
7,030
52 456,522
24.3 212,735
52 483,124
7.2 66,584
52 483,124
17. 1 158, 624
27.7 243,787
44.8 416,540
34.9 324,500
8, 753
5,200
9,525
5,200
2,500
10,400
3,484
1,800
600
261,224
433,065
338,000
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
GENERAL
OPERATING
EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Administrator of veterans affairs. _.
1 $21,000
1 $21,000
1 $21,000
Deputy administrator
1 20,500
1 20,500
1 20, 500
GS-18. $18,500:
Associate deputy administrator
1 17. 514
1 18,512
1 18,512
Chief benefits director.
1 17, 514
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
Chief insurance director
1 17, 514
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
General counsel..
1 17, 514
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator for personnel1 15, 392
1 16,806
1 16. 536
Assistant deputy administrator
1 16,806
1 15, 392
1 16,806
Chairman, planning and evaluation
staff
1 17,576
1 17, 576
Controller
._..
1 16, 536
1 15,392
1 16, 536
Deputy chief benefits director
1 15,870
1 17,326
1 17, 056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator for management services
1 14, 685
1 15,787
1 15, 787
Assistant administrator for appraisal1 15. 787
1 14, 435
1 15, 517
Assistant to general counsel
1 15,163
1 16,307
1 16,307
Associate general counsel for legal
service
1 15,787
1 14, 685
1 15,787
Associate general counsel for legislative service
1 14, 435
1 15,517
1 15,517
Chairman, board of veterans appeals..
1 15,787
1 14, 435
1 15, 787
Chief actuary
1 14, 435
1 15,787
1 15,517
Controller
1 14, 206
1 15, 787
1 15,517
Deputy chief insurance director
1 14, 206
1 15,517
1 15, 267
Deputy general counsel
2 29,848
1 16,307
2 31,824
Director, compensation and pension
service
1 15,787
1 14, 435
1 15,517
Director, field area
3 46,551
1 14,435
3 46,301
Director, guardianship service
1 14, 206
1 15, 517
1 15,517
Director, information service
1 15,787
1 14,435
1 15,517
Director, loan guaranty service
1 15, 787
1 14, 435
1 15,517
Director, vocational rehabilitation
1 15, 517
and education
1 14, 206
1 15,517
1 15,787
Economist
1 14,435
1 15,517
1 15,517
Executive assistant to administrator..
1 14,206
1 15,517
Executive assistant to chief benefits
1 15,787
1 14,206
director
1 15,517
6 86,116
6 95, 692
6 95,822
Manager
2 29, 599
2 32,094
2 31,824
Program specialist
1 15, 517
14,
206
1
1 15,517
Public administration specialist
1 15,787
1 14, 435
1 15, 517
Sociologist
1
15,787
14,
685
1
1 15, 787
Special assistant to administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,394
1
1
13,083
1 14,394
Actuary, life.
7 92,998
7 101,402
7 101,402
Adjudicator, supervisory
5 66,747
5 72,885
5 72,885
Administrative officer, supervisory
5 70,305
6 77,521
5 69,993
Assistant manager
1 13,083
1 14,061
Associate director, information service.
1 13,740
15 213.579
Associate member, chief of section
11 154, 671
4 51,084"
5 71,928
5 71,928
Attorney, general
1 13,686
1 15,038
Committee counsel
1 14,706
1 13,978
1 15,038
Controller
1 15,038
1 13,978
1 15,038
Director, field area.
1 15,038
19 279,490
19 258,062
Director of service
19 277,537
1 14,061
Emergency planning coordinator
1 13,083
1 13,749
2 25,854
Insurance specialist, supervisory
2 27,810
1 14,394
Liaison representative
1 13,374
1 13,749 . . . . . .
"~43,182
Loan guarantee officer
3 38,625
3 43,182
Management analyst
14 183,434
14 200,119
14 199,816
Manager
49 667,505
49 706,509
49 717,691
Planning officer...
3 39,540
3 42,828
3 43,494
Program management officer.
1 12,771
1 14,061
1 14,061
Special assistant to administrator
1 12,771
1 13,749
1 14,061
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Special assistant to general counsel...
Staff assistant
Staff assistant to assistant administrator for appraisal
Vice chairman, board of veterans appeals
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant, supervisory
Actuary, life..
Adjudicator
Adjudicator, supervisory
Administrative officer
Analytical statistician
Appraiser
Assistant director associate for insurance
Assistant director of service
Assistant manager
Assistant manager and director of insurance. _
Associate member, chief of section
Associate member, legal
Associate member, medical
Attorney advisor
Attorney examiner
Attorney, general
Budget examiner, supervisory...
Chief of division
Confidential assistant
Construction and valuation specialist.
Digital computor systems analyst.._
Digital computor systems analyst,
supervisory
Director of service
Educationist
Executive assistant
Field representative
Information specialist
Insurance operations supervisor
Insurance specialist
Land planner
Legislative attorney
Loan guaranty officer
Loan guaranty specialist
Management analyst
Management analyst, supervisory
Manager..
Medical adviser to chairman, board
of veterans appeals
Medical officer, general
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Placement officer
Psychologist
Staff assistant
Supervisory contact representative.
Supervisory management specialist..
Supervisory special investigator
Supervisory statistician
Vocational rehabilitation and education officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.._.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345....
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130....
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815—.
Established by act of Public Law
85-857:
Medical officer
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $9,890.
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses...
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from "Medical care"
Add—
Portion of salaries carried in position
schedule for "Medical care" and paid
from this account
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $15,038
4 57,832
1 $13,978
4 52,894
1 $15,038
5 71,914
1
12,771
1
14,061
1
14,061
1
13,083
1
14,394
1
14,394
23,691
11,835
22,714
49 575,132
3 35,277
1 12,563
1 12,085
2
25,750
2
24,960
50 624,020
5 62,690
1 13,520
1 13,270
1 11,835
10 120,847
31 368,061
1 12,750
10 130,580
30 382,500
2
1
2
2 26,084
10 128,255
18 216, 777
102,670
71,033
23,441
506,901
46,405
140,918
11, 357
11,835
34,071
11, 606
1 13,000
10 131,370
30 388,410
2
28,080
29
8
6
5
43
4
13
1
1
3
366,510
110,510
76,980
62,170
544,120
49,940
164,920
12,480
13,000
37,190
30
8
6
5
43
4
13
1
1
3
381,570
110,510
77.740
62,420
552,050
50,460
166, 710
12, 480
13,000
37,980
37
5
8
9
12
49,940
76,230
13, 520
12,480
61,150
25,230
12,750
12,230
13,270
12, 480
461,760
66,350
97,280
111,200
162,240
4
6
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
1
37
5
8
9
12
50, 210
77,000
13, 520
12,480
62,400
25, 230
12, 750
12, 480
13, 270
12, 750
466, 850
66, 510
102, 460
113,280
162,240
40.560
40,310
38,230
36, 690
12,480
26,000
84, 700
12,480
49,920
12, 750
37,190
3
3
3
3
1
2
7
1
4
1
3
40, 560
40, 560
38, 750
36,940
12,480
26, 540
86,150
12, 750
50,460
13.000
37,190
35,277
58,967
12,813
11,357
45,428
23,212
11,835
11,357
12,085
432,246
60,375
68, 411
104,357
152,120
26,020
27,040
627, 700
63,210
13.520
13,520
2
3 37,689
3 37,459
3 35,047
2 22,714
1 11,357
2 23,670
9 104,205
1 11,357
4 45,926
1 11,835
3 34,320
17 212,160
17 197,355
17 214, 070
722
696
704
8,143, 775
8, 150, 376
7,207,307
1,830
1, 773
1,781
18,182, 551
17,842, 649
16,174,690
1,270
1, 387
1,260
10,672, 202
10, 595, 599
11, 010, 470
489
510
475
3,723,322
3,619,196
3,567,062
1,932
2,372
1,912
13,707,182
13, 936,378
15, 433,017
ftoo
736
787
4, 832, 474
4,666, 397
4, 487, 625
975
905
1,016
5,873,108
5, 532,968
5,606,773
925
916
880
5,159, 033
4,664,648
5, 085, 563
2,600
2,525
2,316
13, 609, 444
10,718,704
13, 417,044
4,534
4,655
5,288
21,675,666
21,106, 571
22,458,116
4,174
3,993
4,820
17,«59,852
18,571,793
17, 682,953
1,584
1, 573
6,385,145
6, 400, 256
5,993,183
273
281 '
271
1, 046, 488
1, 043, 043
962, 723
1
16,000
46 228,668
46
1,668
46 228,668
22, 753
22,079
24,364
138,462,329
136,992, 745
133,265,120
1,280
1,253
5,972,799
953
7,278,938
990
4,819,152
857
4, 488,929
716
3,932,101
481
2,227,369
292
1, 525,035
289
1,469, 022
7,448,227
48
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION—Continued
GENERAL
OPERATING
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Add—Continued
Portion of salaries carried in position Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
schedule for "Maintenance and operber salary ber salary
ber salary
ation of supply depots" and paid from
this account
4 $19,113
3 $8,590
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
22,605
United States and possessions
21,239
20,372
124,709,128
128,238,610
$127,081,439
Foreign countries:
24 233,976
27 244,863
24 234,936
U.S. rates
318 682,783
333 674,409
300 651,063
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: United States and
62, 200
62,200
55,800
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
983,576
511,174
3, 453, 285
1, 924, 527
1,880, 727
Overtime and holiday pay
17,356
11, 930
12, 035
Nightwork differential
125, 583
126,800
126,600
Additional pay for service abroad
130,
049,
000
130,264,
000
131,
792,
000
Total personal services
MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION AND MISCELLANEOUS
EXPENSES
1960 actual
OPERATING
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator for construc$16,536
$16,806
$15,392
tion
17,056
17,056
15,621
Executive officer..
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
15,517
15,787
14,435
Controller
—
15,787
14,685
16.037
Engineer, general
15, 517
14,206
15, 517
Hospital administrative director
15,517
14,435
15, 787
Psychologist, clinical
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,061
12,771
14,061
Accountant
70,347
26,457
42, 537
Administrative officer
14,061
12,771
13, 749
Analyst, management
13,978
15,038
15.038
Architect
12,771
Attorney-examiner, contract
13,083
14,394
"l4,394
Chaplain
13,083
14,394
14,394
Chemist, biochemistry
12,771
14,061
14,061
Director, field fiscal service
Director, medical facilities require13,749
14,061
12,771
ments staff
30,076
30,076
27,956
Engineer, general..
15,038
15,038
13,978
Engineer, construction management.
100,758
98,427
91, 581
Hospital administrative director
14,394
14,394
13,083
Librarian
14,061
14,061
12,771
Personnel officer
15,829
15, 558
14,456
Prosthetic appliance technician
14,706
14,394
13,374
Psychologist, vocational counseling._
14,394
14,394
13,083
Social worker
13,749
Statistician, analytical
14,394
14,394
13,083
Statistician, general
15,038
15,038
13,978
Supply officer, general.
14,394
14,394
13,083
Voluntary services officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12, 750
12, 750
11,835
Accountant
118,519
47,611
10 117,749
Administrative officer
12,230
12,480
11,357
Analyst, digital computer systems. __
39, 000
52,040
36, 255
Analyst, management
39, 790
40,040
36, 961
Architect, general.
...
11, 835
Attorney
11, 835
13, 000
13,000
Audiologist
79,499
79,748
Budget andfiscalofficer
12,230
12,480
Budget examiner
12,480
12,480
11,357
Chaplain
12,480
12, 480
11,357
Dietitian
A.
12,750
12,750
11, 606
Director, budget service.
26,270
26, 000
24,169
Engineer, construction management39,020
38,480
35, 775
Engineer, general.
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Engineer, maintenance.
13, 790
12, 813
13, 790
Engineer, mechanical
13,520
12, 563
13, 520
Engineer, safety
13,000
11, 835
12, 750
Hospital requirements specialist
53,060
52, 290
36, 982
Personnel officer
12,480
12,480
11, 357
Pharmacist
12,480
12,230
11,357
Program planning officer
13,270
13,000
12, 085
Prosthetic appliance technician
79,040
78,810
72,23,9
Psychologist, clinical
14,040
14,040
13, 042
Realty officer
13,270
13,270
12, 085
Recreation supervisor
24, 960
24, 960
22, 714
Statistician, general
12, 750
12, 750
11, 606
Storage officer
39,290
39,290
36,025
Supply officer
12,230
12,230
12,334
Voluntary services officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
208
215
236
!, 147, 979
2,404,066
2,643,271
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
:4
130
, 085,193
1,237,956
1,372,289
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,280.
.—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by 38 U.S.C. 4103:
Chief medical director
Deputy chief medical director.
Assistant chief medical director
Director of service. $15,640 to $17,740..
Chief dietitian. $13,730 to $15.030
Chief pharmacist. $13,730 to $15,030...
Director, nursing service. $13,730 to
$15,030
Chief grade. $13,730 to $15,030 and
above:
Physician
Dentist
Chief occupational therapist. $12,210
to $13,510.
Chief physical therapist. $12,210 to
$13,510
Deputy director, nursing service.
$12,210 to $13,510
Assistant director grade nurse. $8,955
to $10,255.
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
68 $510,743
5 36,145
42 272,936
10
59, 260
57 321,864
65 329, 557
116 541,316
102 435, 468
41 160, 281
5 16, 955
72 $586,093
6 44,803
44 305,615
12 74,455
65 384,034
67 354, 767
127 608, 359
115 510, 445
45 185,030
5 18, 422
1
19,580
1
18,480
8 139,040
22 362,020
1
12, 770
1
13,970
21,050
1
19, 870
1
8 149, 480
22 390, 280
1
14, 380
1
15, 030
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment.
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Compensation for individuals under
contract
...
13.970
15,030
37 561,350
10 138,430
45 718,479
10 152,970
12, 555
13,510
12, 555
13,510
1
12, 555
21 202,875
8,420,361
65 616,099
1,112
9,719,468
69 555,468
1,043
961
164,000
7,804,262
Total personal services..
MEDICAL
84,941
188,559
97,000
230,000
57,708
30,311
37,000
25,000
251,304
274,000
8,417,085
9,827,000
CARE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Manager
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer, hospitalPhysicist, general
Psychologist, clinical
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Administrative officer, hospitalBacteriologist
Biochemist
Chemist, radioisotope.
Pharmacologist
Physicist
Psychologist, clinical
Social worker, director
Social worker, supervisory clinical.
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS 8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS 7. $5,355 to $6,345—.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815...
13,510
162,180
18
Total permanent.
Deduct ^ _
Net permanent (?werage number,
net salary)
1961 estimate
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
3 $44,533
3 $47,611
27 360,690
1
13,083
1
12,771
27 391,950
1 14,394
1 14,061
1
108
12,563
265, 544
7
83, 595
12, 563
1
12,563
1
2 25,376
17 195,699
1
5
1
621
6,
11,606
57, 746
11,357
403,348
1,133
9,910,064
1,760
13, 111, 291
1,384
9, 597,375
2,609
16, 278,443
1,092
6, 365,883
3, """
20, 374,576
2,705
13, 510,374
6, 050
26, 815,879
15, 591
62, 295,989
27,811
107, 600,223
4,944
16, 904, 678
148 479,906
1
109
13, 520
750
12,230
90,000
13,520
1
13,520
1
3 39,540
212,310
17
12,750
1
5 71,370
12,480
1
665
7, 370,310
1
1, 382,
7
1,180
11,
1,826
159,067
14, 736,774
1,414
10, 638,163
2,658
18, 057,278
265,902
3,947
23, 367,679
2,745
15, 041,138
6,182
29, 986,582
15, 812
68, 910,237
28,292
118, 856,114
5,136
19, 098,066
216 742,931
49
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades established by 38 U.S.C. 4103:
Director of service. $15,640 to $17,740—.
2 $33,000
2 $35,480
2 $35,480
Chief grade. $13,730 to $15,030 and
above:
Physician
1,892
1,913
1,937
27,959,427
30,488,498
31,073,207
Dentist315
310
4,104,010
4, 568,071
4, 475, 697
Senior grade. $12,210 to $13,510 and
above:
Physician
1,729
1, 771
21,281,950
23,528, 237
24, 231, 576
304
Dentist303
08
3, 942,928
3, 641, 306
4,037,858
Osteopath
1 12,730
1 11,835
1 12,990
Intermediate grade. $10,635 to $11,935
and above:
Physicians and dentists—
1,063
1,093
1,188
12,191,638
10,959,73.6
13,297,481
Full grade. $8,955 to $10,255 and above:
Physicians and dentists
162
160
192
1,396,906
1,533,571
1,818,031
Associate grade. $7,560 to $8,860:
Physicians and dentists
243
239
258
1,936,532
2,072,292
1,752,587
Junior grade. $6,995 to $7,985:
Physicians and dentists.
34 242,092
56
397,787
26 171,830
Assistant director grade nurse. $8,955 to
$10,255—
297
320
287
2,809,303
3,040,818
2,505,891
Senior grade nurse. $7,560 to $8,860
885
966
828
7,040,253
7,825,383
6,079,793 2,748
Full grade nurse. $6,435 to $7,425
2,910
2,634
19,025,833
20,392,633
16,791,129 6,351
Associate grade nurse. $5,600 to $6,630—
6,716
5,998
39,487,659
42,144,189
34,527,681 5,089
Junior grade nurse. $4,760 to $5,790
5,271
4,873
25,832,782
27,243,691
22,787,123
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
37,828
38,338
38,812
153,545,481
164,527,301
168,999,079
Total permanent _
134,244
130,738
683,682,781
619,317,403
714,158,459
128,018
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from "General operating exPortion of salaries shown above and
paid from "Maintenance and operation of supply depots"
Add portion of salaries carried in position
schedules for "General operating expenses" and paid from this account
4,624
4,167
25,588,472
20,491,125
26,934,538
292
1,525,035
289
1,469,022
481
2,227,369
25,457
11
990
4,819,152
857
5
60,203
8,929
716
1,932,101
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
124,355
126,668
129,825
601,392,604
689,687,000
660,998,000
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment
26,978,939
28, 616,000
29,224,000
Intermittent employment-10,337,243
10,369,000
10,474,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
2,656,000
5,008,831
Overtime and holiday pay
7,102,000
6,462,879
7,303,000
Nightwork differential
5,685,690
6,253,000
6,430,000
378,444
Additional pay for service abroad
375,000
376,000
Compensation for Individuals under
contract.
251,238
275,000
300,000
Total personal
656,495,868
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
Direct costs
—
Reimbursable costs
CONSTRUCTION
OP H O S P I T A L
$653,224, 685
3,271,183
$713,580,000
3,064,000
AND DOMICILIARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $12,555:
Architect (general)
Construction management engineer.. _
Attorney (supervisory general)
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
-
716,644,000
FACILITIES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,813
25,126
22
81
71
1
10
5
5
27
38
25
237,020
758,471
565,332
7,114
64,938
29,475
25,626
125, 704
154,958
93,328
$12,230
27,040
12,230
287,145
835,720
595,500
7, 675
107,911
29,823
37, 648
151,526
173,063
103,049
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-2. &,500 to $4,130
—
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
5
—
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
.
Night work differential
.
Total personal services-
MAINTENANCE
AND
$12, 230
27, 040
12, 230
288, 435
840, 610
638, 687
7, 821
109, 914
29, 763
42, 984
154, 693
175, 619
104, 964
4
$16,330
313 2,394, 620
22 135,111
242 1, S
291 2,259,.509
200,718
312,000
13, 672
6,790
29
9,202
2,025,837
2,586,911
OPERATION
OF
6,200
SUPPLY
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses.Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from "General operating expenses"
Add portion of salaries carried in position
schedules for "Inpatient care" and paid
from this account
DEPOTS
1961 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Supply specialist, supervisory.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210.
$14,060
293 2,116,235
51 311,607
—
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$22, 710
108, 790
8,330
183,190
53, 990
117,315
48, 792
69, 390
63, 957
97, 686
265,833
201,385
7,460
2
11
1
25
8
19
8
13
12
21
62
53
2
154
$24,460
117,150
8, 965
202,275
58, 736
128,839
53,744
85,940
67,896
119,117
270,720
216,081
8,070
764,262
148
793,978
391. 2,013,090. 390 2,155,971
30
167,552
25
155,061
3
8,590
4
19,113
5
25,457
11
60,203
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
363 1,862,405 372 2,042,000
Other personnel compensation:
14, 504
Regular pay in excess of 52-week b a s e 7,000
8,134
Overtime and holiday pay
8,000
14,985
Nightwork differential
15,000
Total personnel services
CANTEEN
1,900,028
SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of canteen services
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
Field director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,985
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $10,635
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $10,635
Total permanent
FUND
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$14,206
12, 771
1 12,085
5 59,175
10 106, 204
24 216,054
13 100, 630
4 25, 042
10
56,368
13 65, 894
37 171, 554
46 194,179
43 161, 823
1 3,827
272
1,577, 600
888,282
Deduct lapses
2,072,000
REVOLVING
1960 actual
743,794,000
$740,577,000
3,217,000
.1961 estimate
1960 actual
7, 665, 694
8.3 26, 608
1 $15,517
1
14,061
25, 230
64,230
103, 584
233,170
108, 743
54,226
59, 799
86, 508
173, 435
48 220,593
37 152,304
1
4,139
275
1, 792, 000
1,914
1, 919
5, 215, 707
2,398
2, 408
8, 323, 246
8, 432,371
5. 9 20, 315
6. 6 23,192
Net permanent (average number,
2,392.1
2, 401. 4
2,371.7
net salary)
8, 409,179
8, 302,931
7,639,086
50
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION—Continued
CANTEEN SERVICE REVOLVING
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
annual leave taken
Total personal services
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
FUND—Continued
1960 actual
•
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$533,260
173,549
$535,000
175,000
$540,000
178,500
9,229
55,223
5,040
55,057
5,142
56,038
106,539
142,361
110,000
8, 516,886
9,215,389
9,298, 859
15
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary;—
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential
258 1,379, i
$80,973
26 $123,812
243 1,298,923
239 1,325,069
611 3,452,451
10,618
38,171
224
5,177
21,400
200
29, 500
15,200
1,347,936
1,351,846
3,497,151
242 1,338,008
637 3,576,263
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Grades established by 38 U.S.C. 4101:
Chief grade. $13,730 to $15,030 and
above:
Physician
Total permanent
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay
Night work differential-..
Total personal services.
3
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 $11,595
1 $12,480
1 $12,750
Chief, publications division.
25,460
2
Supply specialist, supervisory
21,798 13 139,330
20,260
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
75,885
65,805
8
60,950
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
40,411 31 253,941
37,550
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
98,418
37,751 13
34,925
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
34,155 24 166.781
19,455
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
8
54,802
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
61,713 25 151,528
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
10
53,885 11
7 38,767 19 109,223
8
40,805
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
23 108,070 22 111, 569 45 233.782
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
40 166,235 38 170, 706 102 444,478
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
78,175 71 294,699
18
72, 505 18
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
4,135
1
3
1
3,825
12,203
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv135 749,836 120 660,543 272 1,502,9
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent.
AND
FUND
1960 actual
$12,939
T otal personal services_
ADVANCES
SUPPLY
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$18,138
$9,755
19, 635
16,350
40,437
14,540
18,096
45,117
13,000
12,127
8,008
8,861
8,112
7, 572
17,200
22
118,252
23
138,696
910
1,194
1,965
2,000
531
1,439
122,321
142,666
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
REAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES
OPERATING
EXPENSES,
PUBLIC
BUILDINGS
1960 actual
1960 actual
SERVICE
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Commissioner of public buildings
1 $17,500
1 $17,500
1 $17,500
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Deputy commissioner of public
buildings
18,512
1
17,514
1
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, acquisition
and disposal
15,392
16,806
1
16,806
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, program
planning.
15,267
15,267
14.685
Regional director, Public Buildings
Service.
15,787
15,787
14,435
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
15,038
15,038
13.686
Deputy assistant commissioner, acquisition and disposal
14,061
12,771
13, 749
Deputy assistant commissioner, program planning
15,038
15,038
15,309
15,309
Director, acquisition
13,374
15,558
15,558
Director, appraisal
14,456
14,394
14,394
Director, disposal
13,083
14,061
14,394
Director, mobilization
13,083
14,061
14,394
Director, plans and policies
13,083
14,394
14,706
Director, project development
13,083
14, 706
13,374
14, 706
District director
14,061
Emergency operations officer
13, 749
15,038
Information officer.
1
13,374
14, 706
14, 706
Regional coordinator
14, 394
1
13,374
Regional director, Public Buildings
134,033
Service
9 122,784
9 134,033
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
13,270
28, 767
13,270
Administrative officer.
1
12,813
13,790
13,790
1
Appraiser
119,391
129,000
130,250
10
Chief, acquisition and disposal 11,835
12,750
13,000
1
Chief, leasing
110, 740
119,610
9 118,830
Chief, planning
11,357
13,000
13,000
1
Deputy director, acquisition
11,835
12, 750
13,000
1
Deputy director, appraisal
11,835
13,000
1
12, 750
Deputy director, disposal
13,520
1
13, 520
Deputy regional director
13, 520
1 13, 520
1 12,563
Engineer
12,480
1 12,230
1 11,357
Manpower utilization officer
1
12,334
Mobilization liaison officer
1
11,606
12,480
1 12, 750
Planning officer
2
24,169
13,000
1 13,000
Real property officer
64,230
3
35,776
63,980
5
Realty officer
1
11,606
12,480
1 12,750
Staff assistant
608,907
54 614,041
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
49 511,758
578,550
540,984
572,980
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
61
565,818
560,068
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
64 478,312
125, 505
115,835
124,177
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—.
18
6,053
5,470
5,886
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
151,581
119, 663
147,912
22
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
113,089
78,002
110,945
15
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
262,346
257,029
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
— 47 219,830
447,717
417,357
441,373
100
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
73,866
70,117
72,200
18
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
4,139
4,139
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
457 3, 344,363 477 3, 780,028 477 3,823,183
32.4 240, 649
7.9 47,333
5.4 28,958
Total permanent .
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for living costs
424.6
471.6
3,103, 714
3,751,070
469.1
3,775,850
18,563
6,850
1,950
23,876
4,359
1,414
14,427
5,723
3,640
5,590
3,700
5,800
3,151,926
3,787,300
3,787,300
Total personal services .
BITES AND E X P E N S E S ,
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer.
Realty officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
$7,560 to $8,860
Digitized for GS-11.
FRASER
PUBLIC
BUILDINGS
1960 actual
PROJECTS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
2
2
7
8
3
$25,605
21,505
75,566
70,344
21,840
2
1
9
9
7
$25,750
13,000
102,046
84,075
58,011
2
1
9
9
7
$26,000
13,270
103,291
86,485
59,011
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.—
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary),.
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
BUILDINGS
4
10
5
$17,264
42,388
17,658
5
10
2
$23,899
44,096
8,279
5
10
2
$24,731
45,038
8,383
41
10
292,170
64,906
45
1
359,156
12,506
45
1
366,209
18,209
31
227,264
44
346,650
44
348,000
522
1,766
453
1,350
230,005
348,000
MANAGEMENT
1960 actual
Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner for buildings
1 $15,392
management
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy assistant commissioner for
buildings management
Special assistant to deputy administrator
1 14,206
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 13,374
Chief, buildings management
Deputy assistant commissioner for
13,978
buildings management-.
13,083
Director, communications
13,686
Director, operations
13,374
Director, protection.
13,083
Director, repair and improvement
13,978
Director, research
13,083
Director, space management
Special assistant to assistant commissioner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12,813
Administrative officer
68,869
Buildings management specialist
67,642
Buildings manager
105,372
Chief, buildings management
22,963
Communications specialist
11,606
Deputy director, operations
Deputy director, repair and improve1 12,563
ment
1 11,357
Deputy director, space management..
7 83,156
Engineer
1 12,563
Inspection officer
1 11,357
Performance evaluation officer
1 11,606
Protection officer.
4 47,610
Real property officer
81
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
120
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1,046,476
163
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,8601,227,989
26 178,962
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
164
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
1,063,900
44 272,513
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875...
152 848,347
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
173
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
891,489
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
460
2,143,614
1,355
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
f,759,258
1,165°
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
4
1,618
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
( 229,390
11 39,582
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
13,597
59,582,199
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
348,000
FUND
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $16,536
1 $16,806
1
15,787
1
16,037
1
15,517
1
15,787
1
14,394
1
14,706
14,394
15,038
14,394
14,394
14,706
15,038
14,706
14,706
14,394
14,394
15,038
15,038
13,790
74,670
73,465
114,170
25,230
12,230
14,040
75,940
74,215
114,920
25,230
12,230
12,480
12,480
63,210
13,520
12,230
12,480
38,750
79 870,329
12,750
12,750
63,730
13,520
12,480
12,750
39,270
79 876,692
118
118
1,106,802
1,123,152
164
164
1,346,522
1,367,162
26 193,997
26 196,577
164
164
1,154,281
1,168,814
45 302,245
45 305,642
151 916,942
151 928,897
176
176
1,002,591
989,026
470
470
2,388,958
2,426,237
1,364
1,364
6,302,079
6,371,439
1,205
1,205
5,246,041
5,297,520
1,618
1,618
6,746,517
6,797,310
11 42,755
11 42,959
14,202
15,071
63,905,113
67,763,743
19,180
19,841
20,710
92,140,198
85,392,464
96,304,484
791.7
529
i95
1,650,173
2,220,198
2,957,484
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
18,388.3
19,312
20,015
83,742,291
89,920,000
93,347,000
Positions other than permanent: Tempo973,579
rary employment
975,000
877,000
51
52
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
REAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES—Continued
BUILDINGS
MANAGEMENT
FUND—Continued
1960 actual
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Total personal services
CONSTRUCTION
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$644,170
1,024,712
602,399
11,155
$345,800
1,000,000
615,000
15,000
$1,100,000
625,000
15,000
86,998,306
92,870,800
95,964,000
SERVICES,
PUBLIC
1960 actual
BUILDINGS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Assistant commissioner, design and
construction
1 $15,621
1 $17,056
1 $17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy assistant commissioner, de14,435
sign and construction
1 15,787
15, 787
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Branch chief, construction
13,374
1 14,394
14, 706
13,374
Chief, design and construction
1 14,394
14, 706
14,227
Contract specialist
1 15,309
15,309
Director, architectural and structural
12, 771
engineering
1 14,061
14,061
Director, construction.
13,978
1 15,038
15,038
Director, estimates
13,978
1 15,038
15,038
Director, mechanical and electrical
engineering
13,083
1 14,394
1 14,394
Project coordinator.
13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
11,606
12,480
Administrative officer.
12, 750
47,610
50,210
Architect
51,230
36,982
39,000
Architectural engineer.
39,270
47,610
51.000
Branch chief, design
51,500
97,862
106,120
107,160
Chief, design and construction
23,212
39,790
39, 790
Construction management engineer..
Deputy director, architectural engi1 12,563
neering
1 13,520
1 13,520
1 12,563
Deputy director, construction
1 13,520
1 13,520
1 11,606
1 12,750
Deputy director, estimates
1 12,750
Deputy director, mechanical and elec11,606
12, 750
trical engineering
1
12, 750
1
1
26,270
Design architect
2
2 24,169
2 26,270
Electrical engineer
4 52,270
3 35,775
4 52,540
General engineer
4 51,250
4 48,338
4 51,750
25,126
Mechanical engineer..
3 40, 560
2
3 40, 560
Structural engineer
2 25,500
2 24,169
2 25, 750
118
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
118
90
957,879
1,336,640
1
1,339,942
192
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
192
2
166
1,915,280
1, 546,061
1,917, 780
263
18
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
2,415,893
2,079,320
2,418,593
77 493,893
70 476,320
70 472,980
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
2 11,856
3 19,158
3 19,490
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
263,412
329,455
266, 732
44
44
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
18 100,177
21 106,392
18 101,012
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
371,
786
305,966
376, 766
74
74
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
119 490,903 119 530, 712 119 535,912
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
400,005
398,409
406,245
105
105
104
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
5 17,887
5 18,303
5 17, 556
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130....
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
__.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
...
Total personal services
1,022
7,347,306
45.7
319,938
976.3
7,027,2
8, 541,429
211,965
8, 579,338
27
217,838
1,061
1,061
8,329,464
8,361,500
52,037
32, 500
54,056
37,391
32,036
7,170,852
8,394,000
32,500
!, 394,000
PERSONAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES
OPERATING EXPENSES,
FEDERAL SUPPLY
1960 actual
SERVICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Commissioner of Federal supply
1 $17,500
1 $17,500
1 $17,500
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, procurement
policy
—
1
16,806
1
16,536
1
15,392
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Assistant commissioner, property
management
—_
$16,806
$15,392
Assistant
commissioner,
supply
operations
16,536
15,392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, supply management
15,787
14,435
Assistant commissioner, utilization
and sales
14,435
1
15,787
Project director, procurement policy „
1
15,787
14, 685
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the commissioner
12,771
14,061
Deputy assistant commissioner, property management
13, 749
13,686
Director, motor vehicles.
13,749
12,771
Director, sales
14,061
12, 771
Director, standards
15,829
14,456
Director, supply planning
14,394
13,374
Director, technical assistance
14,061
12, 771
14,394
Director, utilization
13,374
15,309
14,227
Executive officer
13, 749
12, 771
General supply officer
13, 749
12, 771
Planning officer
29,058
12, 771
Procurement policy officer
Regional director, Federal Supply
Service
137,010
10 147,680
Special assistant to commissioner
14,227
1
15,309
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
11,357
1
12,
Chief, cataloging
11,835
1
12,
Chief, property rehabilitation
1
12,
Chief, specifications
12, 563
1
13,
Deputy director, motor vehicles
12,085
1
13,
Deputy director, standards
12, 813
1
13,
Disposal officer
2
24,
General supply officer
11,357
1
12,
Procurement analyst
35,047
4
50,
Supply management specialist
45,677
6
74,
Utilization and sales officer
6
75,
Utilization specialist...
4
52,
70,803
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
62 693,
517,958
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
695,423 1C0 940,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
267,277 43 337,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
243,187 37 261,
1
6,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
6,386
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
206,078
51 297,
136, 615 26 141,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
277,084
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
79 391, 100
299, 325 107 474, 448
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
184,603 49 207,093
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
3,266
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
7, 030
C
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
6
27,248
17, 722
Total permanent .
Deduct 1
504 3,495,443 623 4,616,241
44. 7 322,181 45. 5 317,441
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
459.3
3,173,262
Total personal services.
EXPENSES,
SUPPLY
577.5
4,2
800
18,495
5,800
24,430
5,876
7
9,025
16,500
3,700
3,231,095
4,335,600
10,800
DISTRIBUTION
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, national buying—
1 $14,685
1 $15,787
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to assistant commissioner.. _
12,771
14,061
Assistant to director, national buying.
13,374
14,706
64,479
69,681
Branch chief, national buying
14,061
12, 771
Deputy director, national buying. _
14,706
Director, inspection.
13, 686
14,394
13,374
Director, stores.
14,061
Director, supply support
Emergency operations officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
25,230
Branch chief, stores
,
2 24,170
2
4 50,190
4 45,677
Chief, regional buying
12,230
1
Chief, regional stores.
—
12,480
1 11,357
1
Deputy director, stores
12,480
1
1
11, 606
Emergency operations officer
General supply officer, national buy4 49,920
4 46,155
ing
2 25,230
2 23,441
Inspection specialist
6 75,420
6 70, 323
Procurement officer, national buying.,
4 49,420
4 45,926
Section chief, national buying
2 24, 710
2 23,441
Supply service officer.
25,230
2
2
23,192
Supply support specialist.
69 774,377
61 639,452
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
742,
585
79
71
622,187
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
53
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
102
3
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
162
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
rates
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
103
$767,475
19,822
$836,323
1
7,176
194
1,363, 705
5 33,426
169
1,015,438
13 72,115
197
985,900
280
1,264,474
1,050,078
6 36,193
149
819,044
11 57,014
175
817,983
272
1,136,282
245
946,598
11 39,237
GENERAL
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential.
Add excess annual leave earned over
leave taken
1, 559, 700
2 13,770
197
1,172,797
16 87,338
216
1,164,102
10 40,142
604
2,935,108
652
3,233,438
724
3, 792,646
1,911
10,356,901
148.5
811,147
12,067,198
133.5
912,798
280
11,608,600
10,090,048
SUPPLY
2,286
13,481,943
173.8
1,034,543
12,726,400
1
$14,061
1
$14,061
11,835
117,832
95,388
233,769
117,373
138,471
6,386
90,284
29, 557
148,260
276, 592
92, 935
3,827
4
50,730
136,281
92,350
265,162
98,140
262,658
4
12
10
32
21
45
51,230
137,581
93,390
268,282
148,695
311,919
98,532
43,493
210, 546
327,808
105,150
4,139
8
47
78
25
1
1
16
8
42
73
25
1
16
1
100,182
44,318
237,271
352,328
106, 515
4,139
227 1,274,572
278 1,567,232
295 1,666,082
468 2,649,852
65.5 370,636
554 3,276,282
37.2 219,682
595 3,535,993
30.8 183,293
402.5
2,279,216
516.8
3,056,600
564.2
3,352,700
57,839
473
17, 526
32,310
11,800
2,396,200
3,068,400
10
Total personal services
3,352,700
A D V A N C E S AND R E I M B U R S E M E N T S , P E R S O N A L P R O P E R T Y A C T I V I T I E S
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
2
1
3
5
31
$11,835
23,192
10,150
26,727
37,585
201,354
1
2
3
3
9
26
$12,230
25,230
33,488
28,455
71,219
183,562
940,561
180
940,561
389 2,028,307
21.4 110,607
389 2,039,475
22 114,475
315.6
1,517,599
367.6
1,917,700
367
37,833
11,478
16,000
17,000
16,000
17,000
11,672
46,830
13,872
7,300
11,100
11,100
11,100
11,100
1,639,284
1,980,200
1,980,200
1
2
3
3
9
26
$12,230
25,480
33,759
28,725
73,009
184,964
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
Archivist of the United States
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1 15,870
1 17,326
Deputy archivist of the United States.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant archivist, National Ar16,307
1 14,914
chives
Assistant archivist, records manage15,517
1 14,206
ment
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,061
1 12,771
Administrative officer
1 13,374
Archivist
1 14,061
Director, Eisenhower Library
1 14,706
1 13,374
Director, Federal Register
1 13,978
1 15,309
Director, Roosevelt Library
1 13,083
1 14,394
Director, Truman Library.
Executive director, National His1 13,978
1 15,309
torical Publications Commission. __
3 39,227
3 43,818
Records management specialist
Regional director, National Archives
2 29,432
2 26,769
and Records Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
7
85,584
8 105,280
Archivist
1 11,357
1 12,230
Editor, Federal Register..
15
188,047
12 139,660
Records management specialist
Regional director, National Archives
8
97,155
105, 580
and Records Service.
38 393,590
37 415,102
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
76
740,
691
72
644,764
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
58 480,043
57 431,273
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
10
77,475
10
71,148
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
118 830,645
120 776,001
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
9 60, 763
9 55,121
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
181
181
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
1,086, 557
1,002,214
72 411,291
73 382,008
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
225
224
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
1,155,974
1,057, 682
341
344
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
1,578,988
1,467,326
404
413
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
1,745,442
1,643,689
159 668,025
163 625,649
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
6 22,494
6 20,901
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv162 778,755
155 739,485
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
General supply officer
Supply management officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
180
357 1,737,000
41.4 219,401
1960 actual
Deduct lapses
1960 actual
805,135
22 $129,052
2
10,672
15
72,358
22 100,672
61 253,942
43 174,051
1,925,000
150,000
$12,771
16
6
32
67
24
Total personal services.
160
22 $128,210
2
10,337
15
71,030
22
99,632
61 251,862
43 172,491
RECORDS ACTIVITIES
1
32
14
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment—
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
$98,799
9,631
52,209
99,129
148,200
213,054
OPERATING EXPENSES, N A T I O N A L ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE
1
31
17
22
Net permanent (average number
net salary)
18
2
12
24
39
59
129,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
12
10
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
12,447,400
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
11
11
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
2,112.2
FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Transportation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Transportation officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
220
1,075, 795
294
1,326,520
276
1,149,221
8 32,280
Net permanent (average number,
1,762.5
1,959.5
net salary)..
9,545,754
11,154,400
Positions other than permanent: Tempo167,818
160,200
rary employment
Other personal services:
44,000
73,430
Regular pay above 52-week base
250,000
301,730
Overtime and holiday pay
1,316
Nightwork differential.
Total personal services..
125
$1,009,425
1
7,509
1960 actual
1, 915
<
95^6
421
522,872
Net permanent (average number,
1,819.4
net salary)
i, 372,549
Positions other than permanent: Tempo23,494
rary employment
Other personal services:
72,140
Regular pay above 52-week base
32,906
Overtime and holiday pay.
358
Nigh work differential
2,902
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
9,504,349
10, 654,352
60 421,403
10,232,949
39,293
31,158
3,200
10,306,600
54
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
RECORDS ACTIVITIES—Continued
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS,
RECORDS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Management analyst
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
—
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
ACTIVITIES
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $12,813
1
4,992
1
$5,533
1
$5,699
3
3
17,014
3
17,014
17,014
5 34,819
0.6 3,893
4 22,547
0.6 2,624
4 22,713
0.6 2,713
4.4 30,926
3.4 19,923
3.4 20,000
220
77
31,146
20,000
Total personal services
20,000
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime holiday pay
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
$4,950
6
34,756
0.5 2,886
6 !
5.5 31,870
4.9 31,300
245
311
100
32,426
31,400
Total personal services
OPERATING
EXPENSES,
TRANSPORTATION
SERVICE
AND
1960 actual
PUBLIC
UTILITIES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Commissioner of transportation and
1 $18,512
public utilities..
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, transporta17,056
tion
1
15,621
1
17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, public utili15,267
ties and representation
1
14,206
1
15,267
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, program analysis and devel14,706
14,394
opment—
13,083
14,706
14,394
Director, transportation operations . . .
13,374
13,749
14,061
Director, representation
12,771
14,394
14,394
Director, traffic management
13,083
Regional director, Transportation and
13,749
13,749
Public Utilities Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
101,420
100,920
7
80,016
Traffic management specialist
12,480
12,230
1
11,357
Director, public utilities
12,480
12,230
1
11,357
Director, communications
63,460
63,210
5
60,434
Public utilities specialistRegional director, Transportation and
6
74,400
79,748
7
73,900
Public Utilities Service
13,520
1 12,563
Transportation economist
220,712
198,870
18
164,694
16
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
237,745
23 219,235
22 191,173
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
219,877
26 212,806
149,632
20
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
7,987
7,987
1
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
247,544
233,512
33
214,575
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
39,146
39,478
6
23, 275
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
135,740
124,839
21
116,187
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
36,690
37,020
7
28,933
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
150,221
146,205
29
153,896
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
92,560
92,976
21
61,213
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
100,513
24 101,345
71,264
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay
218 1,529,969
26.7 187,624
249 1,886,260
11.1 83,195
238 1,800,964
0.6 4,564
191.3
1,342,345
237.9
1,803,065
237.4
1,796,400
5,522
5,144
Total personal services.
8,000
8,000
10,324
4,394
6,935
1,367,729
1,826,000
8,000
1,804,400
A D V A N C E S AND REIMBURSEMENTS, TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES
ACTIVITIES
1960 actual
STRATEGIC AND CRITICAL
Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
2
$13,187
3
16,619
2
1
3
$13,874
6,718
17,430
1
1
3
$7,426
6,885
17,930
18, 022
6,722
MATERIALS
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner of defense materials
1 $18,512
1 $17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, operations. __
1
15,392
1
16,806
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, policy representation.
16,307
1
14,914
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, depot inventory
1
13,978
15,038
Commodity industry analyst
15,038
1
13,978
Director, economic and marketing re15, 558
search
1
14,456
13, 749
Director, inspection
15,038
Director, project administration
13,978
14,394
Director, storage
13,083
Director, technical research and development
15,038
13,978
Program planning officer
14,061
13, 083
Regional director, Defense Materials
Service..-.
13,083
2
28,122
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, inspection
Assistant director, storage
1
12,480
11, 606
Commodity industry analyst
23, 920
2
25,750
Director, inspection
11, 606
Executive assistant.
12,480
11, 357
Industrial equipment and machine
officer
1
13,042
1 14,040
12,230
Mobilization planning officer
1
11,357
1
27,310
Project manager
2
25,376
2
Regional director, Defense Materials
4
38, 750
Service
47,840
3
22
236,390
23 263,289
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
24 216, 607 22 215,469
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
37 285,045
32 268,402
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
30, 680
6
41, 974
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
4
46 306, 219 51 366, 856
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
12,439
23, 712
4
2
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
85, 823
109,680
20
14
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
48, 528
29, 537
6
9
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
41 196, 516 38 198, 975
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
50 211, 773 46 212,368
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
54 212,661
54 233,083
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
11,377
10,359
3
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv222 1,194, 534 218 1,218, 761
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
559 3,388, 548 540 3, 506,751
55.1 332, 547 14.7 95,171
503.9
3,056,001
525.3
3,411, 580
151,397
56,400
23, 507
13,252
13,120
3,400
3,244,157
3,484, 500
Total personal services..
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS,
ACTIVITIES
DEFENSE
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1.1
DEFENSE MATERIALS ACTIVITIES
1960 actual
TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES ACTIVITIES
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Procurement analyst
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
MATERIALS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
3
4
2
$12,813
26,478
32,011
14,082
1
2
6
3
$13,790
19,490
52,416
23,151
1
2
7
3
$13,790
19,490
60,237
23,483
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390._
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
rates
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday base
14
1
4
10
9
9
$92,664
6,074
21,153
47,861
39,142
34,673
17
90,376
20 $142,834
1
6,885
7
40,561
6
31,076
11
50,856
8
34,510
19
109,161
19 $134,410
1
6,885
9
51,293
6
31,408
10
46,696
9
37,483
19
109,161
74 417,327
12.3 63,546
84 524,730
4.7 29,140
86 534,336
0.1 1,436
61.7 353,781
79.3 495,590
85.9 532,900
4,303
3,500
3,500
2,745
5,866
1,940
5,770
5,500
366,695
506,800
541,900
Total personal services.
GENERAL A C T I V I T I E S
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
O F F I C E OF
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Administrator
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chairman, board of review
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Member, board of review.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255—
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
ADMINISTRATIVE
ADMINISTRATOR
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$21,000
20,000
$21,000
20,000
$21,000
20,000
15,163
16,307
16,307
41,288
8,819
14,560
6,136
5,886
4,493
19,054
12,521
59,779
9,485
6,781
6,365
5,179
35, 750
4,056
59,779
9,755
16,702
6,947
6,365
5,346
36,256
4,160
19 168,920
0.8 9,301
21 200,864
0.3 1,930
21
202,617
917
18.2 159,619
1.7 198,934
21
201,700
1
1
16,162
642
1,200
1,240
712
766
1,600
1,600
162,213
202,500
204,500
OPERATIONS
1960 actual
1,200
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer _
Agency service coordinator
Assistant comptroller, reports
Assistant general counsel
Attorney
Auditor
Branch chief, automatic data processing
Branch chief, budget
Branch chief, employment security...
Branch chief, personnel management.
Branch chief, reports and forms
Branch chief, survey and analysis
Deputy regional commissioner
Director, administrative operations...
Director, budget estimates.
Director, business services and small
business
Director, compliance
Financial analyst
Information officer
Management officer
Mobilization planning officer
Regional administrative assistant
Regional comptroller
Regional counsel
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Agency service coordinator
Attorney
Auditor
Branch chief, budget
Branch chief, directives
Branch chief, personnel operations
Branch chief, property
Branch chief, records
Budget analyst
Business analyst
Chief, accounts
Chief, automatic data processing
Chief, personnel
Chief, systems and procedures
Classification officer
Digital computer systems analyst
Employment officer
Employee relations officer
Financial analyst..
Investigator
Management analyst
Management officer
Regional administrative assistant
Regional counsel
Regional mobilization planning officer..
Systems analyst
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
1 $17,514
Comptroller
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
$18, 512
1 $18,512
Comptroller
18, 512
1 18,512
1 17,514
General counsel
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1 17,056
16,806
15, 621
Associate general counsel
15,392
Comptroller
17,326
17, 326
15,870
Director, management supervision...
16,806
16,806
15, 392
Director of administration
16,806
16,806
15, 392
Regional commissioner
16,806
16, 806
15,392
Special assistant to administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
16,307
16,307
14, 914
Assistant comptroller, accounting
15,517
15, 267
14,206
Assistant comptroller, audit
15,787
15, 787
14,435
Assistant comptroller, budget
Assistant comptroller, credit and fi15,787
15, 517
14,206
nance
62,338
61, 588
57,303
Assistant general counsel
15, 787
15, 787
14,435
Assistant to comptroller
15, 517
15, 267
14,206
Director of information
16,037
15, 787
14, 685
Director, personnel
15,517
15,267
14,206
Director, systems and procedures
143,893
143, 623
131,185
Regional commissioner.
1960 actual
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
FUND
55
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$40,081
13,083
13,374
13,374
4
3
13,083
1
13,374
13.374
14,227
13,083
13, 686
14,227
14,227
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,771
13,686
13,083
12, 771
12,771
13,083
2 26,166
10 129, 541
109,137
11 130, 748
1
1
11,835
12,813
16 191,192
9 107, 515
5 62,358
1 12,085
1
1
1
14,706
14, 706
57,162
44,138
53,518
40,143
1
1
1
1
1
1
3 $43,764
1 14,394
14,394
70,659
14,706
14,394
15, 558
14,394
15,038
15, 558
15, 309
14,061
14, 706
14, 394
14,061
1 14,061
3 42,849
10 142,253
10 145,450
12 153,440
1 13,270
14 179,210
11 140,460
13,000
12, 750
14,310
12, 750
73, 630
12,230
12,480
12, 230
37, 710
25, 230
12, 750
13,270
13,270
13,270
53,060
63,980
78,270
11, 606
13,042
11,835
11,357
2
2
1
23,192
23,441
11,835
1
1
2
2
12,085
12,085
48,109
58,489
71, 761
11,357
24,399
24,170
1
1
1
11,835
12,085
12,563
4
5
6
1
137
1,422,530
146
1,292,380
149
1,122,232
4 28,018
160
1,037,085
10 60,696
182
1,009,597
94 483,208
423
1,998, 545
328
1,383, 805
209 811,296
44 160,826
8 28,143
12
58,116
2,060
12,888,000
39.6
663,767
1
12,'
1
13,000
1 13,520
143
1,603,481
161
1, 528,445
155
1,256,281
5 37,522
166
1,160,953
8 53,415
200
1,197,963
113 625,587
406
2,093,204
304
1,386,027
190 802,294
36 143,015
1
3,827
20 100,214
2,068
14,224,284
76
525, 750
Net permanent (average number,
1,960.4
1,992
net salary)
13,i 1, 534
12,224,233
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
88,464
36,650
Other personal services:
52, 686
94,032
Regular pay above 52-week base
141,934
39,830
Overtime and holiday pay
11,788
6,000
Night work differential
300
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
2,150
Total personal services..
12,562,901
13,833,700
56
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
GENERAL ACTIVITIES—Continued
WORKING
CAPITAL
FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Printing and publications specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Printing and publications specialist—
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
—
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$13,042
1
4
1
1
4
5
1
9
16
34,799
7,280
6,656
25,344
27,498
5,408
41,392
68,468
4
1
1
4
5
1
9
18
$14,040
1
$14,394
1
1
5
1
1
5
6
12,230
11,170
45,635
8,091
7,675
35,050
37,025
38,230
8,091
7,509
28,101
30,326
5,990
44,783 ~~11
16
82,784
55,971
73,944
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
_
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
34 $133,018
8
30,097
1
3,349
33 $139,161
7
29,077
2
6,926
31 $133,517
8
32,697
2
7,136
89
446,743
92
466,421
101
174
26
843,094
122,805
178
2
901,439
8,239
190 980,891
4.7 23,491
148
720,289
176
893,200
185.3 957,400
506,356
2,495
5,541
8,746
3,400
16,500
12,000
737,071
913,100
969,400
HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
1960 actual
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Administrator.
1 $21,000
1 $21,000
1 $21,000
Deputy administrator
1 20,010
1 20,010
1 20,010
Commissioner
2 40,020
2 40,020
2 40,020
GS-18. $18,500:
General counsel
1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
2 37,024
Assistant administrator
2 37,024
1
18,512
Deputy commissioner
1 18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator
2 32,448
16, 536
16, 536
Deputy commissioner
1 15,621
49,608
49,608
Division director
1 15,392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
30,784
2 29,369
31,034
Assistant administrator
77,085
4 57,282
77, 625
Assistant commissioner—
...
31,824
2
28,
641
32,
094
Associate general counsel
15,267
15, 517
1 14,206
Chief counsel
__
1 15,163
Deputy commissioner
4 61,068
2 29, 599
61,068
Division director
Regional administrator
6 94,682
93,912
6 86,901
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
15,038
1 15,038
1 13,978
Agency accounting officer
5 71,615
70, 658
5 65, 374
Special assistant to the Administrator.
1 14,227
Assistant commissioner
42, 516
3 39,249
3 43,182
Assistant general counsel.
43,161
4 53,517
4 57,554
Attorney
19 280,199
19 256, 711
Branch director
19 276, 601
1 13,083
1 14,061
Community disposition director...
~ 14,394
4 53,808
2 28,788
Division director
29,100
1 14,061
14,394
1 13,083
Economist
1 14,394
1 13,083
14,394
Executive secretary
1 15,038
15,038
1 13,686
Information officer
1 14,706
15,038
1 13,686
Realty officer
1 15,038
15,038
1 13,978
Special assistant to the commissioner ._
Special assistant to the deputy com14,394
1 14,394
1 13,083
missioner
1 14,706
15,038
1 13,686
Technical standards coordinator
1 14,061
14,061
Deputy assistant commissioner
1 14,061
14,061
Engineer
1 14,394
14,394
13,083
Regional administrator
83,118
64,479
Deputy regional administrator
84,720
14,227
Assistant to regional administrator.
64,167
"82,"806"
"84,"387
Regional counsel
81,182
87,963
88,607
Regional director for urban renewal...
Regional director for community
6 88,879
6 89,191
5 67,495
facilities.
1 15,558
Director, northwest area operations...
1 14,456
1 15,558
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
27,040
27,040
Area review specialist
25,126
24,710
25,230
22,963
Assistant branch director
49,940
47,610
37,980
Assistant division director
78,040
71,552
78, 560
Attorney.
25,750
36,254
26,020
Branch director
38,230
35,526
38,750
Budget analyst
13,520
12,563
13,520
Building codes specialist
25,230
23,192
Community disposition supervisor
13,790
12,813
1
13,790
Deputy branch director.
38,250
23,920
3 38,500
Deputy division director.
11,606
Information specialist.
25,376
27,040
27,040
Division director
36, 712
39,540
40,040
Economist
12,563
13, 520
13, 520
Engineer
35,277
37,980
38,480
Field coordinator
12,334
13, 520
13,520
Intergroup relations officer
11,357
24,980
25,230
Investigator
12,334
Liaison officer
34,320
37,190
37, 720
Management analyst
34, 798
37,730
38,230
Program analyst
12,
750
11,
835
13, 000
Publications editor
22, 963
24, 710
25,230
Section chief
23,192
25,230
25,
480
Staff director
13, 520
13, 520
12, 563
Statistician
11,357
12,230
Technical adviser
12,230
12,230
Placement officer
12,230
12,230
Training officer
12,230
12,230
Classification specialist
13,000
13,000
Urban planning specialist
12,230
12,480
23,691
Area representative
13,270
13,270
24,419
Regional counsel
77,020
78, 560
Deputy regional counsel
12,750
12,750
11,606
Regional director for urban renewal—
77,770
78,560
71,781
Housing economist
23,691
Regional attorney
Regional director for community fa12,771
cilities.
Deputy regional director for com75,669
75,149
22,963
munity facilities
59,425
77,230
76,230
Finance officer
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Engineer
Deputy regional director for urban
renewal
Assistant to regional director
Director of urban renewal operations.
Planning officer
Real estate officer
Relocation officer
Rehabilitation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $9,215
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
$5,885 to $6,875
$5,355 to $6,345
$4,830 to $5,820
$4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210..
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
8 $98,820
6
71,321
3_ "36^733
6 71,551
10 116,250
3 34,569
2 22,714
210
2,226,729
313
2,818,191
184
1,370,038
143
902,968
2 11,107
103 566,146
75 385,782
189
872,271
236
970,393
118 446,030
10 35,819
4 12,376
5
21,840
7 $93,600
7 $93,870
6 77,500
6 73,380
6 77,250
6 76,960
12 151,150
6 75,460
6 73,380
206
2,359,446
309
2,973,644
210
1,668,154
145
988,673
2 12,272
105 628,957
75 420,331
196
977,226
271
1,191,134
155 624,788
10 38,166
8 26,248
78,040
73,380
77,790
78,310
152,150
75,960
74,130
5
22,673
221
2,523,486
2
329
3 200,329
240
1,933,674
1
179 '
] , 246,786
2 12, 605
135 794, 719
75 431, 770
261
1,294,752
1
303
] , 343,910
165 678,290
10 38,894
27,080
5
22,673
2,168
1,935
1,799
16,813,844
15,204,103
13,308,588
168
165
172.6
1,354,371
1,175,844
1,233,036
Net permanent (average number,
2,003
1,626.4
1,767
net salary)
15,638,000
12,075,552
13,849,732
Other personal services: Regular pay
92,889
above 52-week base
53,268
Total personal services
12,168,441
13,903,000
15,638,000
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
LIMITATION
ON A D M I N I S T R A T I V E
1960 actual
EXPENSES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
excess of $16,530:
President
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
$20,000
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
17,576
17,576
16,349
Vice president
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
16.037
14,914
16.037
General counsel
15,267
14,206
15,267
Secretary-treasurer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
75,190
68,430
75,190
Agency manager
15.038
13,978
15.038
Assistant to the President
15, 829
14,456
15,558
Controller
15,038
13,686
15,038
Director, examination and audit
Financial assistant to secretary13,749
13,749
treasurer
15,038
15,309
13,977
Loan manager
14,394
14,394
13,083
Special assistant to the President
Technical assistant and assistant
1
13,686
15.038
1
14,706
loan manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
61,150
62,400
45, 677
Agency controller
—
61,900
61,900
46,175
Agency counsel
Agency director, examination and
62,400
61,900
34,071
audit
_..
13,520
13,520
12,563
Assistant controller
Assistant director, examination and
12,230
audit
12,480
Assistant manager, administration
64,250
5
58,718
65,290
Assistant manager, loa'n administration
58,987
63.750
65,000
Assistant secretary-treasurer
12,085
13,000
13,000
11,606
12,480
Attorney-adviser—general
12,480
Deputy director, examination and
audit
11,835
13,000
13,270
Financial assistant to secretarytreasurer
11,606
57
58
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION—Continued
LIMITATION
ON A D M I N I S T R A T I V E
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Loan specialist
Mortgage security analyst
Technical assistant to controller
GS-13. $10,635-$l 1,935
GS-12. $8,955-$10,255
GS-11. $7,560-$8,860
GS-9. $6,435-$7,425
GS-8. $5,885-$6,875
GS-7. $5,355-$6,345
GS-6. $4,830-$5,820
GS-5. $4,345-$5,335
GS-4. $4,040-$4,670
GS-3. $3,760-$4,390
GS-2. $3,500-$4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
29
35
63
75
8
104
10
195
196
144
28
$11,
12,
11,
299,
301,
473,
480,
49,
572,
51,
931,
—
551,
103,
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Other personnel compensation:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
1
1
1
37
42
85
89
1
149
11
144
184
124
37
9, 568
5,205, 652
102. 7 576,152
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$12,230
13, 000
13, 000
401,491
382, 080
669,065
598, 420
6,718
876,063
62,276
701,974
831,981
511,939
143, 575
1
1
1
37
42
85
96
1
152
$12, 230
13, 270
13,270
405,292
388, 750
679, 995
651,175
6, 885
928,383
146
209
717,189
927, 889
515, 871
147, 506
11
62, 608
126
9, 568
954
5, 858,151
56.3 471,551
830.3
897.7
4, 629, 500
5,386,600
9,568
994
6,110, (
49. 8 253, <
944.2
' 5,856,600
17, 800
45, 784
20,600
83, 900
80,500
87, 300
4,776,984
5,487,700
5, 943,900
FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
bei
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner$20,000
1 $20,000
$20,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy commissioner
17,500
18,500
18, 500
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner for field operations
15,375
16,530
16, 530
Assistant commissioner for programs..
15,375
16,530
16, 530
Assistant commissioner for technical
standards
16,790
15,615
16,790
Deputy commissioner for operations. _
16,530
15,375
16,530
16, 790
General counsel
15,375
16,790
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner for adminis14,670
16,035
tration
Assistant commissioner for audit and
14,670
15, 775
16,035
examination
Assistant commissioner for mortgages
14,190
15, 255
15, 515
and properties
14,190
15,255
15, 515
Assistant commissioner for title I
15,150
16,295
16,295
Assistant to the commissioner
14,
910
15,255
15, 255
Comptroller87,060
94,390
94,650
Zone operations commissioner.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the commissioner (inter12,770
1 13,730
1 13,730
group relations services)
27,040
3 42,490
3 42,490
Attorney adviser
12,770
1
13,730
1
13,730
Civil defense officer
Deputy assistant commissioner, audit
1
14,705
13,370
1 14,705
and examination
Deputy assistant commissioner for
14,450
2 30,580
2 30,580
field operations
Deputy assistant commissioner for
12,770
programs
1 13,730
1 14,055
Deputy comptroller
14,210
1 15,290
1 15,290
Director, appraisal and mortgage risk
division
14,450
1 15,550
1 15,550
Director, architectural standards divi1 15, 030
sion
13,970
1 15, 030
Director, audit division
1 15, 030
13,970
1 15,030
Director, budget division
1 15,030
13,970
1 15,030
Director, cooperative housing division
12,770
1 13,730
1 14, 055
Director, general services division
1 13,730
1 13,730
Director, insuring oflice
19 273,415
19 272,765
19 251,510
Director, management engineering
division
1 15,030
13,670
1 15,030
1 14,380
Director, mortgage insurance division.
13,070
1 14,380
1 14,705
Director, personnel division.
13,370
1 14,705
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,750 to $15,030—Continued
Director, program division
Director, property management division
Director, research and statistics division.
Information officer.
Special assistant for armed services
housing..
Special assistant for cooperative
housing.
Special assistant for elderly housing...
Special assistant for home mortgages..
Special assistant for nursing homes....
Special assistant for rental housing
Special assistant for urban renewal....
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant director, appraisal and
mortgage risk division
Assistant director, insuring office
Assistant to assistant commissioner
for mortgages and properties.
Attorney-adviser
Chief, accounting branch
Chief, fiscal branch
Chief, insurance branch
Chief, actuarial and financial section..
Chief, architectural section
Chief, building engineering section
Chief, commissioner-held project
servicing section
Chief, construction cost section.
Chief, insured project servicing section
Deputy director, general services
division
Deputy director, mortgage insurance
division
Deputy director, personnel division..
Deputy director, program division
Deputy director, property management division
Deputy director, research and statistics division
Deputy special assistant for nursing
homes
Deputy special assistant for urban
renewal
Deputy zone operations commissioner.
Director, examination division
Director, general services division
Director, insuring office
Financial economist
Information officer
Chief, land planning section
Chief, market analysis section
Chief, mortgage credit section
Chief, project insurance section.
Chief, research section
Chief, review and analysis section
Chief, sanitary and engineering section
Chief, standards and studies section..
Chief, statistics section
Chief, valuation section
Chief underwriter
Congressional liaison officer
Deputy assistant commissioner, title I.
Deputy director, architectural standards division
Deputy director, budget division
Deputy director, cooperative housing
division
Operations officer
Standards and procedures coordinator.
Supervisory auditor
Zone underwriting adviser...
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210Total permanent
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num-• Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
$14,055
$14,055
1
13,970
15,290
15,290
1
1
13,970
13,370
15,030
14,380
15,030
14,705
12,770
14,055
14,055
12,770
12,770
12,770
12,770
12,770
13,370
13,730
13,730
13,730
13,730
13,730
14,380
13,730
13,730
13,730
13,730
13,730
14,380
14,030
19 241,610
14,030
19 242,650
1 $13,070
1
11,355
1 13,035
19 212,310
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,075
83,565
11,355
11,355
12,555
12,315
12,555
12,555
13,250
103,400
12,470
12,470
13,510
13, 250
13,510
13, 510
13,250
104,180
12,470
12, 730
13, 510
13,510
13,510
13,510
1
1
11,355
12,555
12, 210
13,510
12,470
13,510
1
13,035
14,030
14,030
12,210
12,210
1
1
1
11,595
12,315
12,075
12, 470
13, 250
12,990
12, 470
13, 250
12,990
1
12,555
13,510
13,510
1
12,315
13,510
13,510
12,210
12,210
13,250
79,500
13, 770
13,250
79, 760
13, 770
45 579,610
12,990
45 581, 690
12, 990
14,030
14,030
13, 770
13,250
12.730
14,030
14,030
14,030
13, 770
13,250
12, 730
14,030
1 11, 595
1 12, 555
1 11,355
1 13,035
19 223,425
11,355
11, 595
12, 730
13,510
12, 470
14,030
19 241,350
12, 730
12, 730
12, 730
13, 510
12, 470
14,030
19 242,390
12, 730
12, 730
12, 555
11,835
13, 510
12, 730
13, 510
12,990
1
1
45
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,075
72,930
12,795
12,075
536,415
12,075
11,355
13,035
13,035
12, 555
12,315
11, 835
13,035
12, 730
12, 730
11, 835
13,510
13, 510
12,470
12,470
1 11,595
2 26,240
2 25, 980
2 24,150
8 108,080
8 108, 340
9 112,755
333
329
318
3, 789,755
3,, 713,675
3,316, 645
552
565
550
5,513,655
5,329,380
4,886,040
834
827
822
6,912,140
,
748,980
6,190,020
6,
55 419,705
63 479,625
54 377,520
2,150
1, 785
1,795
12,566,235
15,069,120
11, 674,225
32 203,830
34 216,425
30 175,650
251
311
256
1,816,050
1,501,890
1,345,190
238
286
226
1,312,125
1,559,145
1,144,270
727
839
706
4,219,800
3,679,700
3,261, 790
1,083
1,317
1,069
4,923,245
5,922,050
4,443, 610
992
1,215
1,105
4,140,595
5,027,075
4,233,065
140 541,240
147 569,940
147 526,270
12 38,470
17 57,820
17 58,660
60 304,808
59 302,843
59 302,843
7,305
8,382
7,355
48,336,698
44,547,528
54,345,108
59
HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
367
$1,937,210
Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations:
Administrative
Nonadministrative
Reimbursable obligations
42, 610,318
241
$1,471,298
520
$2,567,108-
7,064
7,862
46,865,400
51, 778,000
128,801
141,000
675,000
324,982
448,082
1,209
103,143
177,700
525,000
757,000
110,900
"III,"000
43, 621,763
47,820,000
53,321,000
$6,297,283
37,283,088
41,392
$7,058,000
40,720,000
42,000
$7,362,000
45,917,000
42,000
5,228
PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
PAID
FROM
A P P R O P R I A T I O N S , L I M I T A T I O N S , AND O T H E R F U N D S OF P U B L I C
H O U S I N G ADMINISTRATION
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
$20,000
$20,000
Commissioner.
$20,000
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
17,440
17,310
16,095
Deputy commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner for adminis16,295
16,295
tration.
15,150
15,647
15,515
14,190
Assistant commissioner for audits
Assistant commissioner for develop15,255
15,255
1 15,150
ment
Assistant commissioner for manage16,295
16,295
15,150
ment
16,035
15,797
14,670
General counsel.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 13,730
13,730
Assistant commissioner for financing..
Assistant commissioner on housing for
13,730
13,730
the elderly
15,030
14,975
Comptroller
13,670
Deputy assistant commissioner for
administration.
13,370
Deputy assistant commissioner for
1 15,550
management.
14,450
Deputy assistant commissioner for
1 15,290
1 15,272
development
13,970
1 15,030
1 14,732
13,670
Deputy general counsel.
1 14,705
1 14,461
13,370
Director, budget branch.
1 14,244
1 14,055
13,070
Director, economics branch
Director, management operations
1 14,380
1 14,190
13,070
branch_
Director, operations e n g i n e e r i n g
1 14,542
1 14,380
13,070
branch
1 14,813
1 14,650
13,370
Director, project audit branch
1 14,380
1 14,163
13,070
Director, staff management (audits)._
Executive assistant to the commis1 15,030
1 15,030
1 13,970
sioner. _
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1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Finance counsel
Regional director
Special assistant to the commissioner.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Assistant director, budget branch
Assistant director for development
Assistant director for management
Assistant director, management operations branch
Assistant director, operations engineering branch
Assistant director, project audit
branch
Assistant to deputy commissioner
Assistant general counsel
Attorney-adviser
Director, construction branch
Director, intergroup relations branch.
Director, labor relations branch
Director, land branch
Director, personnel branch.
Director, production and document
control branch.
Director, statistics branch
Director, technical branch
Financing officer
Housing management officer
Liaison officer
Project planner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
$5,885 to $6,875
$5,355 to $6,345
$4,830 to $5,820
$4,345 to $5,335
$4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $13,070
7 98,210
1 13,670
$14,109
105,895
36,245
11,835
85,025
85, 505
39,450
12, 730
92,084
92,956
11,135
12,298
1
11,835
12,730
1
1
3
7
1
1
1
1
1
12, 555
11,835
36,465
85,725
12,795
12,315
11,835
11,135
13,035
13,664
12,796
26,870
92, 732
13,770
13,360
12,730
12,430
14,250
1
1
1
1
12, 555
12, 795
12, 555
11, 595
23, 930
12, 555
38,625
13,730
13, 770
13, 510
12,602
1
3
130
1,407,075
276
2, 556,240
197
1, 555,610
2 15,260
135
768, 925
6, 520
1
107 592,065
25 131,300
157 742,650
219
938,960
118 460,955
32,335
17,840
2 25,570
1 13,554
4 54,220
134
1,565,519
290
2,917,528
206
1, 755, 551
2 16,465
140
1,000, 614
7,040
1
119 706, 620
26 147, 638
171 873,306
225
1,045,062
124 523,651
9 35,091
5 19,285
50 239,865
52 249,433
2
1,506
1,579
11,9
10,436,960
82.7
74.8
495,345
494,597
Net permanent (average number,
1,504.2
1,423.3
net salary)
11,414,653
9,942,363
Positions other than permanent: Tem4,042
1,000
porary employment.
Other personal services:
44,187
Regular pay above 52-week base.
80,287
5,000
Overtime and holiday pay
34,035
830
Nightwork differential.
718
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Limitation on administrative expenses, Public Housing Administration"
"Limitation on nonadministrative expenses, Public Housing Administration"
"Advances and reimbursements"
10,061,445
11,465,670
1,427,327
$10,725,000
563,623
70,495
682,000
58,670
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO A G R I C U L T U R A L R E S E A R C H
1960 actual
PAID
FROM
SERVICE
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
$19,000
$19,000
Administrator
$19,000
18, 500
18, 500
Associate administrator
17,500
GS-18. $18,500:
18,
512
18, 512
Deputy administrator, farm research.
17,514
18, 512
18,512
Deputy administrator, regulatory
17,514
Deputy administrator, State experi18, 512
18,512
ment stations
17,514
Deputy administrator, utilization re18,512
18, 512
search and development.
17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator, utilization
1 16,806
16,806
research and development
15,392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, institute of home economics.
15,163
1 16,307
16,307
Executive assistant administrator
15,163
16,307
1 16,307
Scientific and professional adviser
15,163
Assistant administrator, farm re15, 517
15, 517
search
14,435
Assistant administrator, regulatory
16,307
16,307
programs
14, 914
30, 784
30,784
Director, regulatory division
28,641
46, 551
46, 551
Director, research division
28,412
15, 517
15, 517
Director, State experiment stations. __
14,435
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
10 139,383
10 139,383
Assistant director, regulatory division8 102,480
13 181,608
13 181,608
Assistant director, research division...
3 38,916
2 28,455
2 28,455
Assistant director, research laboratory.
2 26,145
Assistant director, State experiment
3 43,182
43,182
stations
3 40,122
14,061
Assistant to administrator
1 14,061
1 12,771
Assistant to administrator, farm re29,744
search. __
2 30,076
2 27,664
Assistant to administrator, research
15,038
advisory committee
1 15,038
1 13,978
Assistant to administrator, utilization
27,810
research and development
2 28,455
2 25,854
Assistant to director, State experi14,394
ment stations
1 14,394
1 13,083
Associate director, institute of home
14,394
1 14,061
economics
13,083
13, 749
1 13,749
Associate director, regulatory division13,083
44,782
Associate director, research division. _
3 44,782
41,038
359,991
89,709
Branch chief, research
26 359,991
113,465
66,310
8 113,465
Chemist
112,488
52,332
8 112,488
Chief, research laboratory
Deputy director, State experiment
14,394
14,394
1
stations
1 13,374
Deputy executive assistant adminis15,038
1
15,038
trator
1 13,686
Director, administrative services divi1
15,038
15,038
1
sion.
13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,978
Director, budget and finance division.
1
15,038
15,038
1
13,978
Director, information division
1 15,309
1 15,309
13,978
Director, internal audit staff
1
14,061
14,061
1
Director, National Arboretum
1 13,749
1 13,749
1 12,771
Director, personnel division
3
44,138
44,138
3
3
40,435
Director, regulatory division
2 27,498
2 27, 498
1 13,978
Director, foreign regional research
7 102,607
7 102,607
14 192,110
Director, research division.
1 13,749
1 13,749
Director, research laboratory
1 13,749
1 13,749
Geneticist
1 14,061
1 14,061
13,083
Head, biometrics services
1 14,061
14,061
1
13,083
Physical scientist—
1 13.749
1 13.749
12,771
Physicist
2
2
27,498
27,498
12,771
Physiologist
2 28,455
7 97,200
25,542
Veterinarian
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
5 61,650
5 61,650
22,963
Administrative officer
11 138,920
11 138,920
105,850
Agricultural economist6 75,940
6 75,940
71,530
Agricultural engineer
10 130,020
10 129,000
118,664
Agriculturist..
8 98,590
45,926
8 98,590
Agronomist
2 25,480
23,691
2 25,480
Analytical statistician
1 12, 750
11,835
1 12.750
Animal husbandman.
186,010
15
186,010
80,954
15
Assistant branch chief, research
Assistant director, administrative
12,480
1
12,480
1
11,357
services division
Assistant director, budget and finance
2
2
25.750
25,750
12,563
division..
Assistant director, information di1 12,480
1 12,230
11,357
vision
2 24,710
2 24,710
22,963
Assistant director, internal audit staff.
1 12,750
1 12,750
11,357
Assistant director, personnel division.
103,270
102,770
72,508
Assistant director, regulatory division.
Assistant director, foreign regional re3 37,210
3 37,210
11,606
search
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Assistant director, research division.
Assistant to branch chief, research
Assistant to director, research division.
Assistant to director, research laboratory
Assistant to administrator, utilization
research and development..
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Botanist
Branch chief, administrative services
division
Branch chief, budget and finance
Branch chief, regulatory
Branch chief, research
Business manager, regional business
office
Chemical engineer.
Chemist
Chief, research laboratory.
Cotton technologist
Dairy husbandman
Dairy manufacturing technologist
Director, data processing division
Director, management research and
organization division
Director, National Arboretum..
Director, research laboratory.
Engineer
Entomologist
Fiber technologist
Food technologist
Geneticist
Geologist
Head, central project office.
Horticulturist
Human nutritionist Hydraulic engineer
Information specialist
Laboratory services officer
Mathematical statistician.
Microbiologist
Mycologist
Parasitologist
Pathologist
Personnel officer—
Physical scientist
Physiologist
Plant pest control officer
Plant quarantine inspector
Poultry husbandman
Publication writer
Research coordinator
Rural sociologist
Safety officer.
Soil scientist
Superintendent of operations—
Veterinarian
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875._.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
22 $267, 048
2
23,920
1
12,334
12,563
35,297
2
1
23,192
11,357
13,520
62,690
12,480
24,980
12,230
3 34,818
1 11,606
27 327,970
12,230
37,440
12,750
114,690
4 47,361
2 24,169
29 341,588
23 282,708
2 22,963
4 47,590
1
11,606
1
1
11,357
12,334
4
~~12~563~
47,112
2
23,192
1
1
1
11,357
12,563
11,835
3
36,484
2
22,714
11,835
25,091
34,569
23,461
25,126
34,320
71,031
56,785
11,835
12,085
97,136
11,357
....
1
2
3
2
2
3
6
5
1
1
8
1
1 11,606
7 80,227
1 12, 563
45 532,915
655
e, 871, 750
1,027
{ ,241,797
1,737
13, 202, 910
6,510
1
2,155
14, 078, 099
536
3, 328,196
2,602
14, 180,426
181
933,727
2,451
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
1,255
5, 177,711
1,181
4, 459,208
246 856,450
43 140,756
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Rates established by act of June 20, 1958
(5 U.S.C. 1161(c)):
Chief scientist
Director, institute of home economics.-.
Director, research division.—
Salaries established under the act of Apr.
24,1948 (21 U.S.C. 113a):
Chief scientist
Director, research laboratory
Director, research division
19 $244,190
1 13,520
1 12,230
1
3
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
1961 estimate
10, 943,232
19,000
1
16,000
2
34,000
1
13,270
4 51,750
2 26,000
36 454,790
257,480
37,210
51,250
12,480
12,480
1
12,230
24,460
26,000
63,210
12,480
12,230
49,170
12,230
12,480
13,520
13,000
12,480
37,460
1
2
12,230
24,460
2
25,230
74,150
37,460
24,960
49,690
76,750
62,400
12,750
13,000
104,810
12,230
12,750
159,760
13,520
643,820
6
3
2
4
6
5
1
1
8
1
1
13
1
51
718
8,
1,133
025, 282
10,,863,140
1,861
15, 135, 365
7,176
1
2,135
14, 969, 891
540
3,,640,456
2, 898
17,, 092,998
206
1,,136,046
2,357
11,,295,575
1,339
5, 908,398
1,176
4, 777,795
191 723,365
45 158,487
1
1
6
19,000
18,500
94,500
2
2
1
30,000
35,000
15,500
61
62
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE—Continued
CONSOLIDATED
S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES PAID
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO A G R I C U L T U R A L R E S E A R C H S E R V I C E — C o n .
EXTENSION SERVICE
COOPERATIVE
EXTENSION
WORK,
P A Y M E N T S AND
1960 actual
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades established under the foreign na- Num- Total Num- Total
tionals pay plan:
ber salary ber salary
Mexico:
FS-10. $2,107 to $2,744
$4,638
$4,426
FS-6. $1,008 to $1,315
2,271
3,330
FS-5. $824 to $1,077993
951
FS-4. $641 to $839
4,063
4,638
FS-3. $550 to $714
4,341
4,148
FS-2. $458 to $601
1,565
2,504
____
FS-1. $385 to $506
3,601
3,440
France:
FS-8. $2,842 to $3,401
1
2,935
1
3,215
FS-7. $2,563 to $3,122
1
2,749
1
2,749
FS-3. $1,654 to $2,074
1
1,724
1
2,074
Cuba:
FS-3. $1,805 to $1,995
3,705
French Morocco:
FS-6. $1,562 to $1,957
1,562
1,562
Grades established under the Alaska pay
plan:
TE-14. $16,245 to $18,120:
Branch chief, research
15,496
1 17,014
TE-13. $13,995 to $15,870:
Agricultural engineer
14,373
13,374
Dairy husbandman
14,747
13,728
Pathologist14,373
13,374
TE-12. $11,745 to $13,620:
Administrative officer
12,875
11,731
Agricultural economist
12, 501
11,731
Agronomist
12, 501
11.731
Entomologist
12,875
11,731
Soil scientist
12,501
11,378
TE-11. $9,870 to $11,745
75, 898
71,095
TE-9. $8,330 to $9,650
35,132
33,341
TE-5. $5,690 to $7,010
12, 729
11,919
TE-4. $5,315 to $6,065
11,648
21,715
34,900
TE-3. $4,940 to $5,690
23,214
4,576
TE-2. $4,565 to $5,315—..
4,264
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Animal husbandman
2 29,300
2 29,300
Less than $12,210
259 760,388
268 791,189
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210-.
1,801
8,287,888
8,566,040
Total permanent.
17,192
16,776
109,315,670
97,883,260
Deduct—
Lapses1,091
1,452.7
7,060,200
5, 770,266
Portion of salaries shown above paid by
91.4
88.1
611,337
Portion of salaries shown above paid
609,510
from other accounts
6.4 48,461
Add—
9.3 75,214
Portion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account.
1.9 10,489
1
4,547
Net increase due to wage-board pay
adjustment
69,813
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
15, 000. 6
15, 774. 5
102,140, 700
89, 591,197
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
196.7
191.6
692,1 .
610, 959
Local rates
34.3 37,800
34.3 35,466
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
2, 687,018
United States and possessions
2,395,915
28,200
Foreign countries: Local rates
25,682
Part-time employment:
647,800
495,427
United States and possessions
5,900
Foreign countries: Local rates
2,224
Intermittent employment:
United States and possessions
1,161, 579
1,392, 000
Foreign countries: Local rates
29,742
30,000
Other personal services:
397, 552
Regular pay above 52-week base
708,811
6,267, 795
Overtime and holiday pay
5,643,150
212,400
Nightwork differential
195,828
205,300
166,713
Additional pay for service abroad
Payment to other agencies for reim3,000
bursable details
114,748,134
Total personal services
101,065,
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Salaries and expenses" (special foreign
currency program)
"State experiment stations"
"Alterations and improvements, animal
quarantine station, Clifton, N.J."
"Working capital fund, Agricultural
Research Center"
"Watershed protection," Soil Conservation Service
Digitized for "Advances
FRASER
and reimbursements"
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
"Trust funds"
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
EXPENSES
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$4,638
2,271
993
4,063
4,341
1,565
3,601
1
1
1
3,215
2,749
2,074
1,562
1
17,014
14,373
14,747
14,373
12,875
12,501
12,501
12,875
12,501
75,898
35,132
12, 729
11,648
34,900
4,576
2 29,300
259 760,388
1,936
8,864,233
17,828
113,219,298
1,026. 3
5, 560,242
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Division director
Field assistant to administrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to division director
Branch chief
Director, internal audit
Leader, extension rural development.
Liaison with rural churches
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$18, 512
1
$17,514
1
15,870
17,326
2
29,349
31,554
7
2
92,745
26,769
100, 111
4
13
47,861
152,962
88,710
166,190
12,230
12, 813
548,352
88, 503
51, 645
95, 575
5, 637
110, 571
45, 845
235, 848
119, 727
25,978
6,532
5,948
14,040
578,180
86, 965
71, 739
96, 699
6,219
126.007
49,317
240,930
138.008
39, 668
7,030
239 1,742,742
242 1,925, 502
15.3 85,770
10.9 85,505
1.3 10,502
1.7 16,081
222.4
1,646,470
229.4
1,823,916
2,683
3,747
3,758
12,882
7,165
28,787
7,280
1,666
Total personal services..
5,597
6,640
1,673,045
1,841,479
88.1
609,510
7.5 61,014
ADVANCES AND
1960 actual
1.9 10,489
16, 475.4
106,260,252
197.2
698, 869
35.4 39,900
3,110,718
28,200
634,400
5,800
1,341,700
30,000
6,277,395
214,400
210,000
3,000
118,854,634
REIMBURSEMENTS
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural extension specialist in
program leadership
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add—
Salary adjustments in excess of lapsesPortion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Additional pay for service abroad
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
$11,835
10,858
5,096
1
1
1
27,789
13
$12,750
11,690
5,678
10,118
194
0. 5
5,438
0.4
5,226
3.5 33,214
1.4 35,538
215
118
33,527
35,656
Total personal services..
FARMER COOPERATIVE SERVICE
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
$90,243,042
$102, 925,200
$107,012,400
6,729
504,205
14,800
535,600
16,900
576,200
1,912,400
1,912,400
1,555
1,780,167
226,575
8,092,460
211,166
221,100
8,865,234
273,800
209, 300
8,884,134
243,300
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Director of division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$14,206
1
$15,517
1
$15,517
2
11
10
8
8
24,170
118,331
89,420
57,240
49,586
2
11
13
7
8
26,540
127,777
124,655
54,267
54,226
2
11
13
7
8
27,040
129,315
126,485
54,807
54,392
63
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from other accounts
—
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
—
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Total personal services..
ADVANCES AND
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
7
$6,074
39,436
18
5
3
1
1
84,196
19,594
76
519,974
10,628
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
$19,323
19,073
22, 798
61,485
21,008
11,295
3
3
4
12
5
3,266
3,827
4,139
10.4 54,983
0.1
3
3
4
12
$19,656
17,929
23,296
5
61,820
21,112
1
4,139
73
567,011
11,503
7.5 56,511
1,118
0.1
959
65.5 463,873
65.5 508,544
3,554
258
1,956
467,6
65.5 510,500
510,500
510,500
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Director of division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary v^ber salary
$12,085
53,602
104,437
51,145
37, 918
15, 725
5,408
51,167
12,521
14,997
3,266
1
5
13
5
4
3
$13,270
57,908
121, 785
40,455
26, 957
17,430
1
5
13
5
4
3
$13,520
57, 410
123,365
41,205
26, 624
17,930
9
4
4
1
45,282
18,096
16,121
3,619
9
4
4
1
45,781
17,472
15,809
3,723
54 362,271
10.4 55,786
49 360,923
6.1 26,608
49 362,8
6.4 30,0
43.6 306,485
42.9 334,315
42.6 332,800
2,358
1,285
281
309,124
335,600
332,800
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO S O I L C O N S E R V A T I O N S E R V I C E
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num-• Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1 16,349
Deputy administrator
1 17,576
1 17,576
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator, management1 14,206
1 15, 517
1 15,787
Assistant administrator, field services.
1 15,163
1 16,307
1 16,307
1 14,685
1 15, 787
Assistant administrator, soil surveys1 16,037
Assistant administrator, watersheds. _
1 14,206
1 15, 517
1 15,517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the administrator
1 13,978
1 15,038
1 15,309
Assistant to assistant administrator
for watersheds1 13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
Chief, program appraisal and internal
audit...
1 12,771
1 13,749
1 13,749
Director, administrative services division
1 13,083
1 14,394
1 14,394
Director, budget and finance division1 13,083
1 14,394
1 14,394
Director, engineering division
1 13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
Director, farm and ranch planning
division
1 12,771
1 13, 749
1 14,061
Director, information and education
division
1 13,083
1 14,394
1 14,394
Director, personnel management division
1 14,394
1 14,394
1 13,083
1960 actual
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE—continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Director, plant technology division.
Director, river basins division
Director, watershed planning division.
Field representative
Soil scientist
State conservationist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agronomist
Assistant director, administrative
division
Assistant director, engineering division
Assistant director, information and
education division
Assistant director, watershed planning division..
Assistant to administrator
Biologist
—
Branch chief, administrative divisions
Branch chief, design and construction
branch
Chief, hydrology branch
Chief, programing branch
Chief, projects branch
Director, Caribbean area
Director, cartographic division..
Director, conservation needs and
records division
Engineer, agricultural
Engineer, civil
Geologist
Head, engineering and watershed
planning unit
Plant materials technician
Range conservationist
Soil conservationist
Soil correlator.
Soil scientist
S tate conservationist
Woodland conservationistGS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
$15,038
14,394
13,749
71,636
68, 745
14,061
1 $13,978
1 13,374
1 12,771
5 65,685
1
12,771
1
12,085
13,000
3
34,320
37,210
1
12,563
13, 520
1
11,357
12,230
1
1
1
11,357
12,563
12,334
12,230
13, 520
13, 520
102, 213
11 135,050
12, 563
12, 563
11, 357
11, 357
11,835
12,334
1
1
1
1
1
1
13, 520
13, 520
12, 230
12, 230
12, 750
13, 270
1
11,835
1
11,606
1
1
2
3
13, 000
12,480
24,960
36,940
6 71,031
6 76,230
1 12,085
1 13,270
1 12,334
1 13, 520
7 83,845
10 128, 000
5 58,509
5 64,270
5 60,922
6 73, 380
42 502,983
42 546, 589
1 12,085
1 13,270
222
319
2,284,167
3. 511,390
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
565
631
4, 978, 532
5, 925,676
1,352
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
10,086,121
13, 566,886
1
7,717
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—
1
8,486
3,647
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—.
3,523
23,804,033
24, 781,956
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,8752 12,938
2,374
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,3452,218
13,178,450
13, 293,681
1,408
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,8201,728
7,204, 539
9, 558,715
2,794
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
2,633
12, 692, 296
12, 818,840
1,612
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6701, 730
6, 408, 932
7, 388, 750
976
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390977
3, 660, 328
3, 933, 813
604
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130365
2,115, 411
1, 396, 012
4 12,772
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
13, 436
4
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
30 172,311
136,191
21
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv182 952,711
alent to less than $12,210
979,193
Total permanent.
Deduct—
LapsesPortion of salaries shown above paid by
States
182
15,889
16,164
89,006,866
99,095,701
1, 329.1
1,338. 8
5, 772, 846
6.5 47, 630
5.4 45,096
Net permanent employees (average
number, net salary)
14,553.4
14,819.8
83,186,390
92,663,745
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
4,570, 637
5, 349, 781
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
653, 665
370,356
Overtime and holiday pay
393, 700
401,317
Nightwork differential
81
Additional pay for service abroad
129, 490
134,561
Total personal services, Soil Conservation Service
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Conservation operations"
"Watershed protection"
"Flood prevention"
"Water conservation and utilization
Ireat Plains conservation program". .
"Miscellaneous contributed funds"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Conservation reserve program," Commodity Stabilization Service
88,933,963
98, 919, 760
70. 666, 613
4, 695, 471
77. 420, 210
12, 561, 898
5, 251, 965
36,128
1, 928, 808
.161, 093
1,184,016
3,500
2, 015,000
176,000
1, 470,187
10,100, 822
161,012
21,000
64
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE—Continued
CONSOLIDATED
FUNDS
SCHEDULE
AVAILABLE
TO
OF
SOIL
PERSONAL
SERVICES
CONSERVATION
1960 actual
ALLOTMENT TO FARMERS HOME
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agriculturist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
PAID
FROM
SERVICE—Continued
—
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
1
4,056
4
36,316
1 $13,270
2 22,838
2 19,510
1
5,824
1 $13,520
2 22,838
3 30,035
1
5,824
1
2
4,888
8,174
3
2
14.352
8,383
9
74,504
12
94,952
0.9 3,457
90
412
0.6 1,792
1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
3.1 32,447
248
286
Total personal services, Farmers
Home Administration
32,695
74,700
9
74,414
4,660
10.4 88, 500
88,500
AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
SERVICE
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF
PERSONAL
SERVICES
PAID
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO A G R I C U L T U R A L C O N S E R V A T I O N
PROGRAM
SERVICE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, conservation programs division
—
Director, program analysis division.-.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to administrator
Division deputy director
Division director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS- 7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Agricultural conservation program".-.
"Conservation reserve program"
"Great Plains conservation program"...
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$15,870
1
$17,326
1
$17,326
1
14,685
1
16,037
1
16,037
1
1
13,374
13,374
1
1
14,706
14,706
1
1
14,706
14,706
2
2
1
9
6
2
2
1
9
5
2
5
1
5
6
3
2
25, 626
23, 671
12,813
96, 511
53,186
17,201
27,457
5,928
22,214
25,959
66,041
43,038
11,107
7,301
28,100
25,500
14,040
103,855
47,405
18, 512
35,735
6,386
28,828
31,990
51, 643
32,968
15, 705
7,862
28,100
25,500
14,040
103.855
47, 655
18,512
36,068
6,552
29,162
32,324
52,147
33,280
15,809
7,966
71
7
495,356
39,492
67 511,304
4.7 29,711
67 513,745
4.7 30,270
64
455,864
62.3 481,593
! 483,475
4,014
4,315
4,315
3,498
46
1,852
463,422
487,760
2
4
1
4
5
15
11
$446,655
12,470
4,297
FUNDS
SCHEDULE
AVAILABLE
TO
OF
11
8
4
2
487,790
$482,442
$482,472
5,318
5,318
PERSONAL
AGRICULTURAL
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $12,334
1 11,107
1
8,819
CONSOLIDATED
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrator.
Deputy administrator, marketing
services
.
.
...
GS-17. $16,530"to "$17,570:
Deputy administrator, economics and
statistics
Deputy administrator, marketing
research _
*
GS-16. $15,255 to $Y6_,295:
Assistant administrator for management.._
Division director
Outlook officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Agricultural administrator
Agricultural economist
Assistant branch chief
Assistant to deputy administrator,
economics and statistics.
Assistant to deputy administrator,
marketing services
Assistant division director
Branch chief
Deputy division director.
Division director
Executive assistant
Legislative reference officer
Physical chemist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Agricultural administrator..
Agricultural economist
Agricultural statistician
Area supervisor.
Assistant branch chief
Assistant to deputy administrator,
marketing services..
Assistant to division director
Branch chief
Chief, area office
Chief auditor
Chief investigator.
Cotton technologist
Deputy division director
Division director
Entomologist—
Information specialist
Marketing specialist..
Mathematical statistician.
Officer in charge
Physical chemist
Physical science administrator
Secretary, crop reporting board
Section head—
Staff specialist
Statistician in charge
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Rates established by act of June 20, 1958
(5 U.S.C. 1161(c)):
Assistant administrator, marketing research
Division director
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210-
SERVICES
PAID
MARKETING
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
1
17,514
1
18,512
1
15,392
1
16,536
1
16,349
1
17,576
1 14,914
10 148,241
1 15,163
1 16,307
10 159,930
1 16,307
13,083
13,083
12,771
14,061
14,394
13,749
1
1 13,978
3 39,998
13 173,366
14 190,234
109,865
13,686
2
1
4
23,441
12,334
47,307
2
3
3
26,790
37,980
38,230
11 131,457
5 59,447
11
138,390
24,460
1 11,606
5 63,544
46 556, 575
4 48,589
1 12,334
1 11,606
1 12,750
4 54,870
51 660,670
4 52,810
2 25,500
1 12. 230
1 12,230
2 25, 750
3 39, 000
1 12,230
1 13, 000
1 12, 230
2
5
23,940
58,947
1
1
1
1
11,835
12,813
12,563
12,563
1 11,606
34 405,725
6 69.756
10 117,914
393
4.106,109
606
1,1
13,749
1 15,038
2 27,498
15 209,105
16 234,579
11 165,504
1 13,749
1 15,038
5,379, 239
2
1 13, 520
1 12. 480
1 12, 480
1 12, 750
24 303, 380
6 74, 920
10 128,000
381
4, 312,
575
5, 518, 635
1,061
8 , 518, 976
8,047,835
2,:
2,411
16, 061, 656
15, 397,140
18 119,606
20 122,307
1,031
1,137
5, 894,392
785
911
3,788,019
4, 577,860
1,8
1, 213
8,949,565
5, 835,757
1.225
1,091
5,000,316
4, 794,534
837
768
3,119, 562
3, 080,461
202 693,902
181 665, """
38 123,591
30 103,422
1
1
16,500
14,500
1
1
FROM
SERVICE
17,500
15,500
777
3,507,174
678
3,071,357
426,746
76 343,170
65
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Ungraded positions at volume rates..
Total permanent
21
$558
17
$650
17
$650
11,820
10,565
10,727
67,258,044
66,350,072
65,688,652
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paidFrom other accounts
By States
3,421.6
1,468.5
1,513.5
17,865,823
7,931,858
8,126,381
5.8 44,731
91.2
522,387
7.4 35,560
By cooperatorsAdd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
14 114,612
92.8
564,946
7 34,483
14 114,612
92.8
564,946
7 34,483
0.8 8,667
0.8 8,667
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
9,094
8,292.7
>977
57,009,548
48,778,936
57,476,445
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
1.3 10,607
6.5 41,872
6.5 41,872
Positions other than permanent:
217,115
Temporary employment
15,298
217,115
203,670
203, 716
180, 759
Part-time employment1,559,324
1,687,102
Intermittent employment
1,332,625
Other personal services:
210,757
371,370
Regular pay above 52-week base
2,279,217
2,372,632
1,866,862
Overtime and holiday pay
59, 707
59, 707
77,094
Night work differential
17,841
22,841
19,524
Additional pay for service abroad
200
200
192
Compensation of witnesses.
52,653,267
61,599,251
62,081,630
$29,492,124
2,165, 537
1,000, 562
$35,099,661
2,853, 524
1,149,700
35,545,491
2,853,524
1,149,700
602,568
686,603
684,124
3,020,436
2,413,058
3,465,871
2,398,538
3,658,871
2,398,538
13,958,982
568,700
15,376,654
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Marketing research and service":
Direct obligations.
Reimbursable obligations
"School lunch program"
"Perishable Agricultural Commodities
Act fund"
"Removal of surplus agricultural commodities"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Commodity Credit Corporation administrative expenses, transfer to
Agricultural Marketing Service for
special milk program"
"Trust funds"
15,791,382
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815—
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.—
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
U.S. and possessions.
..
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates.
Local rates
Part-time employment: Foreign countries: Local rates..
Intermittent employment: U.S. and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Additional pay for service abroad
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
55 $564,426
37 314,352
37 265,838
37 230,915
5,782
1
59 319,176
32 166,401
136 630,429
39 156,810
58,904
16
13,250
4
9,588
3
55 $611,193
54 $600,045
45 414,005
37 341,745
42 325, 682 43 334,003
39 261,890
39 261,392
6,386
1
6,386
1
63 360,312
63 360,813
32 177,260
32 177,260
143 704,524 143 706,027
40 169,936
45 190,944
36,569
36,673
9
9
25,333
25,437
7
7
7,134
7,134
2
2
117
315,777
117
334,191
118
345,041
1
3,744
1
3,640
1
3,640
732 5,044,216
746 5,515,400
763 5,654,427
34.5 208,830
28.1 141,014
28.1 115,741
5.9 30,600
5.9 33,000
5.9 33,000
2.3 11,556
2.3 12,249
2.3 12,249
471.9
3,401,180
488.1
3,803,700
503.1
3,939,900
110.7
1,113,150
111.3 302,012
111
115.2
1,234.480
315,455
112
30,000
30,000
265
1,178
300
1,300
300
1,300
1,404
1,500
1,500
994
1,100
1,100
32,598
3,297
32,664
20,400
(SPECIAL FOREIGN
1960 actual
SALARIES AND
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrator.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Agricultural attach^..
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Agricultural attach^
Assistant administrator.—
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Agricultural attache
Agricultural economist
Assistant administrator.
Assistant agricultural attach^—
Assistant to the administrator..
Deputy assistant administrator
Director of international organization
affairs
Director of statistics
Division director
Foreign agricultural affairs officer
International economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Agricultural attach^
Agricultural economist
Agricultural officer
Assistant agricultural attach^
Assistant to the assistant administrator
Branch chief.
—
Cotton technologist
Deputy assistant administrator
Deputy division director.
Director of internal audit
Division director
Foreign agricultural affairs officer
Marketing specialist.
Program coordinator
Reports officer
...
Trade promotion specialist.
116.2
1,251,080
326,955
28,121
46,000
46,000
5,454,235
5,598,135
CURRENCY
PROGRAM)
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
4,916,8
Total personal services
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num - Total Num - Total Num-• Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Ungraded positions at annual rates: Less
than $12,210..
Deduct lapses
1
$17,514
1
$18,512
1
$18,512
2
1
31,970
35,621
2
1
34,382
16.806
2
1
34,382
16,806
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment: Foreign countries:
7
3
104,208
43,805
8
3
128,336
47, 591
8
3
128,336
47, 591
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
16
1
1
1
1
5
213,157
13,978
14,456
13,374
13,083
69,180
15
1
1
2
1
4
215,823
15,309
15,558
28,455
14,061
60,340
15
1
1
2
1
4
215,823
15,309
15, 558
28,455
14,061
60,340
1
1
13
1
1
13,083
13,083
173,926
13,978
14,456
1
1
13
1
14,394
14,394
188,971
15,309
1
1
13
1
14,394
14,394
188,971
15,309
2
18
2
5
9
24, 648
210,246
25,126
58, 718
108, 264
4
21
2
6
8
50,980
264,820
27,310
76, 210
104,330
4
22
2
6
8
50,980
277,050
27,310
76, 210
104,330
2
30
1
1
1
1
3
4
12
5
1
5
23,441
353, 995
11,835
12,085
11,835
11,357
36,004
47,611
144,288
57,532
12,563
60,404
2
28
1
1
1
1
3
3
12
5
1
5
25,230
358,150
13,000
13,000
13,000
12,480
38, 750
38,480
155,790
62,670
13,520
65,290
2
28
1
1
1
1
3
3
12
5
1
5
25,230
358,650
13,000
13,000
13,000
12,480
38,750
38,480
155,790
62,670
13,520
65,290
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
19 $34,793
1.4
346
18 $34,009
1.4
309
18 $34,639
1.4
839
17.6 34,447
16.6 33,700
16.6 33,800
150
200
200
213
100
34,810
34,000
34,000
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Total personal services
ADVANCES AND
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant agricultural attache
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy division director
Foreign agricultural affairs officer.
Veterinary analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
—
GS-5. $4,343 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at annual rates
than $12,210
Total permanent
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$13,083
1
12,563
11,357
9,901
25,750
21, 590
6,302
16, 016
9, 755
13,311
156,105
1
22
171,695
$14,394
12,750
13,520
12, 750
10, 899
37, 420
15, 912
13, 728
11,876
16, 037
9,568
5, 629
4,871
22
$14,394
12,750
13, 520
12, 480
10,899
36, 400
15, 392
13,395
11, 564
15, 704
9,568
11,606
5, 629
22
174,483
66
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL
ADVANCES
AND
REIMBURSEMENTS—Continued
1960 actual
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates.
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: United States and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
0.4 $2,295
0.6
4,892
0.1 $1,095
0.6
5,200
$383
0.6
5,200
2.8 12,195
2.8 13,100
2.8 13,100
19.2 135,171
19.6 151,900
19.7 155,100
2.1 19,820
2. 5 6.122
2
19,800
2.5 6,800
2
20,100
2. 5 6, 800
649
Total personal services
1,163
1,131
600
164,056
179,100
182,000
COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrator.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the administrator
Division director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant division director
Assistant to the administrator
Commodity exchange supervisorDivision director
Economist—
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permenent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Deputy general sales manager
Director, commodity office
Division director
Executive assistant to the administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Agricultural economist
Area director
Assistant to administratorAssistant to deputy administrator
Assistant to general sales manager
Associate director, commodity office..
Associate division director
Branch chief
Deputy director, commodity office
Deputy division director
Division director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural economist
Assistant deputy division director
Assistant director, commodity office..
Assistant to division director.
Associate director
Branch chief.
Chief, area office
Chief, cotton products export office...
Chief, systems development and design staff
Compliance officer
Confidential assistant—
Deputy area director
Deputy director, commodity o f f i c e Deputy division director
Division chief, commodity office
Division director.
Head, international sugar agreement
staff....
Industrial specialist
Labor economist
Management analyst
Marketing specialist
Staff assistant
Staff specialist
Supervisory systems accountant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..—
—
1
$16,099
1
$16,536
1
$16,806
1
14,914
1
15,267
1
15,517
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
1
3
13,749
41,559
14,061
41,871
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
1
12,230
12,230
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
2
25,750
"26,"556
12,750
102,317
94,100
39,915
85,097
104,082
38,481
114, 795
12,750
103,335
95,700
40,665
86,076
106,059
39,458
117,297
81, 536
80,501
11, 585
1
2
3
1
10
7
9
12
12
2
24
19
20
3
12,085
24,169
36,483
11,606
105,040
62,483
67,226
78,582
65, 415
10,650
114,938
79,930
78,081
10, 567
127 788,268
9.5 33,407
81,016
79,762
11,481
134 888,887
10.3 41,987
134
901,447
35,697
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390. ..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—.
Total permanent.
117. 5 754,861
123.7 846,900
126
865,750
238
2,615
5,711
853
i, 300
500
850
764,278
850,700
866,600
COMMODITY STABILIZATION SERVICE
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO C O M M O D I T Y S T A B I L I Z A T I O N S E R V I C E
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num-• Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
1 $20,010
1 $20,010
1 $20,010
Administrator
GS-18. $18,500:
1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
Associate administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
3 50,648
3 50,648
3 47,133
Deputy administrator
1 16,806
1 16,806
1 15,392
General sales manager
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant deputy administrator, oper2 31,574
2 31,574
2 28,870
ations..
Assistant deputy administrator, price
1 15,267
1 15,267
1 14,206
support
Assistant deputy administrator, prohttp://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
2 31,304
2 31,304
2 28,641
duction adjustment
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
1960 actual
SERVICE—Continued
Deduct lapses.
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $15,163
7 102,753
6 88,546
1
1 $16,307
7 109,699
8 127,046
15,163
16,307
13,083
14,061
87,630
45,114
101,630
45,656
80.266
41.641
93,350
41.642
12,771
12,771
13,083
171,140
230,839
167,689
59,198
11,606
34,798
47,591
44 530,881
4 48,589
1 11,606
1 13, 749
1 14, 394
14 199,872
16 233,983
11 167,398
5 63, 730
1 12, 750
3 37,210
5 65, 790
1 12,230
43 564,130
4 54,040
1 12, 750
1 11,606
5 61,858
1 11,357
5 61,609
1 11,357
8 96,880
19 219,230
2 23,920
1
5
1
6
12,480
66,830
12,230
78,790
6 79,080
19 238, 530
2 26,000
12,085
36,483
12, 563
11,835
47, 590
167,439
24,398
71,305
1 13,270
3 37,980
2 25, 750
1 13,000
4 52,270
14 180,480
3 40,330
6 76,980
3,046,262
2,733,326
414
422
" 4,048, 814
3, 629, 557
811
813
6, 584,267
6,099,405
5 35,548
3 19,676
824
824
5, 809,678
5,244,434
22 141,941
27 162,024
691
721
4,103,998
3,914,631
141 760,095
106 537,119
908
1,020
4, 539,950
4, 678,631
1,302
1,282
5,704,996
5,410,017
1,627
1,595
6,186, 506
6,545,037
626
546
2,166, 969
2,046, 733
36 117,475
29 88,701
75 335,350
46 214, 849
,074
7,825
44,103, 796
46, 853,240
978.9
506
4,486,227
2,044, 938
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
7,095.1
7,319
39,617,569
44,808,302
Positions other than permanent:
1,940,925
Temporary employment—
2,328,671
14,652
Part-time employment
104,889
920, 612
Intermittent employment.
920,100
Other personal services:
312,289
Regular pay above 52-week base...
173,943
631, 536
Overtime and holiday pay..
628, 531
36,845
Nightwork differential
38, 500
70, 619
Additional pay for service abroad
66, 619
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
'•Administrative expenses, sec. 392,
Agricultural Act of 1938"
"Local administration, sec. 388, Agricultural Act of 1938"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Disaster loans, etc., revolving fund,"
Farmers Home Administration.
"School lunch program," Agricultural
Marketing Service
"Removal of surplus agricultural commodities," Agricultural Marketing
Service
"Agricultural conservation program"...
"Limitation on administrative expenses," Commodity Credit Corporation.
43,545,047
49,069, 555
$15,983,010
$17,849,710
$17,874,155
1,090,353
336, 561
1,220,338
456,761
1,213,780
455,243
56,700
72,400
62,400
186,118
214,254
214,000
315,648
492,057
340,400
562,998
340,300
562,911
25,084,600
28,352,694
26,328,287
67
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
1960 actual
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION
CONSOLIDATED
S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO F E D E R A L C R O P I N S U R A N C E
CORPORATION
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $15,255:
Manager
$17, 500
$17, 500
$17, 500
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant manager
14,910
16, 037
16, 307
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Division director
40, 410
43, 494
44, 450
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
2
24,150
2
26, 790
Administrative officer
26, 520
2
4
49, 500
4
54, 370
Area director
53, 850
4
3
34, 065
3
38,250
Assistant division director
37, 440
3
1
11, 355
1
12, 750
Branch manager
12, 480
1
2
23, 430
2
26, 020
Division director
25, 750
2
1
11,355
1
Supervising auditor
12, 750
13, 000
1
8
82, 000 19 208, 000 20 222, 473
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
37 339,950 27 265, 865 25 250, 765
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
20
151, 640 65 510, 755 72 577,157
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
90 593,100 46 321,928 41 289, 868
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
32 173, 760
220, 618
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
55 317, 647
9
46, 900
51, 273
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820__
9
52, 250
61
298,935
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
—. 49 230,210 44 223,708
104 430, 515 107 481,490 104 474,178
GS-4. $4,040 t9 $4,670
121
460,325 136 551,132 148 603,281
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
40 140, 555 31 120,661
31 123, 380
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3
10,115
14, 684
4
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
14, 892
4
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
-
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operating and administrative expenses"
"Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
fund"
"Advances and reimbursements"
531 2, 885, 745 544 3,215,935
588 3,474,263
37.1 158,125
19. 7 114,085
47. 6 202,333
0. 4
0.7
4, 994
9, 500
0. 7
9, 500
2,678,418
506.2
3,048,310
567.6
3,350,678
6,477
28,695
1,220,225
14,800
37,219
1,712,271
14,800
38,144
1,568,378
18,635
5,164
11,400
5,000
3,000
3,957,614
4,829,000
4,975,000
$3,537,745
$4,286,000
$4,357,000
419,674
195
543,000
618,000
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 $20,000
Administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1
15, 621
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
29, 598
Assistant administrator
2
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
56,410
Chief of division
4
1
13, 978
Deputy assistant administrator
1
13, 978
Director of program operations
Special assistant to assistant adminis2
27,061
trator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
10 123,258
Area director
8
98,362
Assistant chief of division
3
36, 732
Chief of division
1
11,606
Head of section..
1
11,835
Internal auditor—
1
13,042
Legislative consultant
12, 563
Program analyst.
1
101
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1,100, 502
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.—
- 290
2,701,227
167
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1,280,820
79 500,080
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
70 387,873
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
27 140,569
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
143 681,184
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
91 370,400
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
$20,000
1
1
16,806
1
17,056
3
47,091
3
47,361
4
1
1
60,965
15,038
15,038
4
1
1
60,965
15,038
15,038
2
29,099
2
29,099
10
8
3
1
1
1
1
98
132,660
105,850
39, 540
12,480
13,000
14,040
13,520
10
8
3
1
1
1
1
98
133,680
106,620
39,790
12,480
13,000
14,040
13,520
292
167
79
70
27
142
90
1,150,011
2,930,510
1,382,657
543.608
421,468
152,483
731,971
396,802
292
167
79
70
27
142
90
$20,000
1,153,369
2,943,760
1,392,678
548,688
423, 607
153.818
738,293
398,008
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
29 $110,240
6
21,383
2
6,032
2
29 $119,359
6
23,274
2
6,614
2
6,324
29 $119,692
6
23,378
2
6,718
6,822
2
6,822
1,042
1,042
1,044
8,400,706
8,446, 518
7,790,678
81.3
540,291
81.3 556,103
58. 5 399,605
Total permanent
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
985.5
7,391,073
960.7
7,860,415
960.7
7,890,415
38,366
48,375
48,375
56,100
1,608
4,253
30,000
1,300
5,200
1,300
5,200
7,491,400
7,945,290
7, 945,290
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
1 $17,514
$17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator
—
1 15,870
17,326
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator
3 43,555
48,131
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy assistant administrator
1 13,686
14,706
Director,financeoffice
1 13,083
14,394
5 65,394
Director of division
99,756
Director of information
14,061
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
2 22,963
Assistant director,financeoffice
24,960
1 11,357
Assistant director of division...
37,410
1 12,085
Assistant to the administrator
13,270
Assistant to the assistant administra1 12,085
tor
1 13,000
2
25,626
Director of division
1 12, 563
Director of information
4 47,840
Loan officer
4 51,947
1 12,334
1 13,270
Program field representative
37 463,002
36 412,464
State director
67 745,054
58 599,143
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...105
74
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
669,571
1,006,138
391
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
331
3, 054,044
2,776,130
965
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
1,132
6, 290, 722
7,983,640
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,8754 25,397
4 27,489
723
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,3454,317,876
, 365,702
26 145,940
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,82015 78,500
348
271
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,3351, 671,175
1,414,395
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6701,387
196 835, 690
6,324,965
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390301
1,534 238,929
1,245, 679
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
6, 567,882
31 113,623
156
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
4 17, 742
5 25,405
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment—
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
4,447
4,755
26,152,916
26,969,081
323.6
1, 591, 496
7.7 38,731
105.7
502,853
4.3 28,228
6.4 34,479
4,430.1
4,337
24,557,168
26,438,000
37,420
59,312
454,769
36,000
80,000
465,000
186,607
4,748
79, 528
100,000
25,379,552
27,207,000
4,000
84,000
68
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
FARMERS' HOME ADMINISTRATION—Continued
DISASTER
LOANS,
REVOLVING
1960 actual
FTJND
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Emergency loan and credit officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1
1
4
77
72
9
12
149
5
$11,606
11,336
30,827
502,234
399,906
40,371
51,497
609,116
18,533
1
1
4
85
65
10
150
22
2
$12,750
12,459
33,883
600,947
387,224
47,434
679,694
90,272
7,238
Total permanent 330 1,675,426 340 1,871,901
Deduct—
Lapses
11.7 57,112
13
68,301
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
1
783
Add portion of salaries carried in other
1
726
position schedules paid from this accountNet permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment.
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable detail
318.3
1,618,257
327
1,803,600
1
1
4
80
61
10
131
22
2
$13,000
12,459
34,403
557,727
365,762
47,768
589,610
91,416
7,342
312 1,719,487
5
24,487
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
80 $837,926
28 242,527
20 147,449
21 129,745
14
77,333
18
96,117
47 218,167
95 393,610
30 110,989
3
10,172
5
17,784
83 $944,433
30 280,240
23 182,643
24 161,497
11
65,853
18 104,022
51 256,491
95 427,544
31 122,665
3
11,793
3
11,273
83 $955,475
35 330,325
23 187,813
24 164,842
11
66,519
18 104,499
51 261,320
100 452,816
31 124,641
3
11,897
3
11,377
412 2,922,766
19 112,062
423 3,265,873
10
70,243
433 3,382,224
13 116,116
393 2,810,704
413 3,195,630
420 3,266,108
11,625
13,000
13,000
22,710
165
3,078
12,350
2,500
2,675
2,848,282
3,223,480
3,281,783
$2,731,902
$3,125,469
$3,147,474
16,318
17,637
27,070
100,062
80,374
107,239
Total personal services.
307
1,695,000
73, 655
7,504
391,000
8,000
12,594
161
2,039
8,000
1,000
5,800
1,000
6,000
2,217,400
2,213,000
503,000
8,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses," Office of the
General Counsel
"Disaster loans, etc., revolving fund,"
Farmers Home Administration
"Conservation reserve," Commodity
Stabilization Service
757
Total personal services.
1,714,967
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
ADVANCES AND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
SALARIES AND
REIMBURSEMENTS
—
2
1
7
5
$18,596
4,659
30,282
19,344
2
1
7
5
$20,280
5,179
32,530
21,385
2
1
7
5
$20,550
5,346
32,947
21,509
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account—
15
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
72,881
15
79,374
15
80,352
0.2
396
1
4,154
1
5,392
0.4
3,719
3.2 19,538
4
26,350
4
27,000
17.6 88,304
18
101,570
18
101,960
821
595
27
390
40
40
89,747
102,000
102,000
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES P A I D
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E T O O F F I C E OF T H E G E N E R A L C O U N S E L
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 $20,010
1 $19,011
1 $20,010
General counsel
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1
17,576
1
17,576
1
16,349
Deputy general counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
3
48,401
3
48,131
4
59,675
Assistant general counsel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
9 127,881
9 124,989
6
76,626
Attorney
6
88,257
6
86,343
6
78,186
Director, legal division
8 114,465
8 111,885
4
52,311
Regional attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
22 281,110
22 275,780
24 278,365
Attorney
Executive assistant to the general
1
13,000
1
11,606
1
12,705
counsel
4
48,818
Regional attorney
1
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
EXPENSES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of Agriculture
1 $25,000
1 $25,000
1 $25,000
Under secretary of Agriculture
1
21,000
1
21,000
1
21,000
Assistant secretary of Agriculture — _ 3
60,000
3
60,000
3
60,000
Administrative assistant secretary
1
19,011
1
19,011
1
19,011
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant to the Secretary
1
17,514
1
18,512
1
18,512
Director, agricultural credit services. .
1
17,514
1
18,512
1
18,512
Executive assistant, chief of staff
1
17,514
1
18,512
1
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the Secretary
2
33,612
2
31,013
2
33,612
Director offinanceand budget officer1
16,806
1
15,392
1
17,056
Director of personnel
1
16,536
1
15,392
1
16,536
Judicial officer
1
17,056
1
15,621
1
17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of plant and operations
1
14,435
1
15,517
1
15,787
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
8 104,623
7 101,339
Administrative assistant
7 101,339
2
26,166
2
28,788
2
28,788
Assistant director of personnel
Assistant director of plant and opera2
27,810
2
27,810
tions
Assistant to the judicial officer
1
13,749
1
13,749
Deputy director, budget andfinance._ 2
27,956
2
30,076
2
30,347
Director of administrative manage1
14,061
ment
1
13,083
1
14,061
Hearing examiner
—
5
69,286
5
74,546
5
74,546
Program staff officer
1
13,374
1
14,706
1
15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative assistant
1
11,606
2
24,710
2
24,710
Assistant director of administrative
management.
1
11,835
1
12,750
1
12,750
Assistant director of plant and operations.
2
24,169
1
12,480
1
12,750
Assistant to the judicial officer.
1
11,357
Chief of division, budget and finance5
60,652
5
66,060" "Y~~~66,~3l5
7
86,030
Chief of division, personnel7
92,080
7
92,080
Chief of division, plant and operations- 2
24,398
2
25,750
2
25,750
Personnel officer
1
12,480
1
12,480
Program analyst
3
37,730
3
34,818
3
37,730
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
30 315,346
30 338,066
31 348,950
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
30 265,178
31 293,635
32 303,630
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
— 18 135,778
18 147,678
18 147,678
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.—
30 194,852
28 198,269
28 198,894
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
3
19,989
3
20,321
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
36 201,593
36 217,505
36 219,004
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
16
78,729
16
86,528
16
87,818
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
51 234,954
48 240,786
48 241,113
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
21
83,346
23 100,048
24 104,504
21
80,871
22
90,507
22
90,819
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
6
21,009
8
30,928
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
8
31,032
2
7,550
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—
9
35,609
8
31,614
8
32,238
Total permanent
326
2,443,574
329
2,664,742
332
2,696,833
69
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Deduct—
Lapses
..
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
14.6 $85,619
9.8 $72,519
9.8 $68,548
2.6 25,742
1.3 15,495
1.3 15,495
308.8
2,332,213
317.9
2,576,728
320.9
2,612,790
2,723
8,361
1,200
9,500
9,500
17,587
12,177
670
10,192
10,000
700
10,000
700
203
2,373,934
Total personal services
WORKING
CAPITAL
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
FUND,
DEPARTMENT
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
2,632,990
2,608,320
OF
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$12,230
9,485
15,662
$12,230
9,755
15,662
49,721
5,824
52,121
37,024
63,299
39,622
23,690
49,721
5,824
52,287
37,336
63,819
39,726
23,898
20,821
20,821
98
450,412
101
498,434
101
500,865
169
784,236
166
827,933
166
831,944
10
37,318
5
32,902
5
33,741
0.9
4,918
0.2
1,242
158.3 743,242
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
AGRICULTURE
$11,357
8,590
7,280
38,104
46,361
5,242
57,906
41,889
55,132
40,165
21,798
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$177,006
168,604
146,952
178,793
33
6
31
45
186,116
30,763
146,409
184,660
78,270
20,448
3, 536
21
6
1
33,827
33,827
33,827
245 1,506,327
250 1,669,900
257 1,735,664
13.4 82,838
12.7 85,341
13.5 93,105
3.5 21,559
3.5 21,559
0. 7
5,215
230.9
1,418,274
233.8
240
1,621,000
1, 563,000
13,598
1,032
15,000
1,000
10,000
1,000
10,408
19,601
7,000
23,000
17,000
1,471,501
1,609,000
1,649,000
$711,941
60,553
10,883
7,971
$802,000
$842,000
67,000
680,153
730,000
4,723
3,865
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Great Plains conservation program"...
"Conservation reserve program"
"Working capital fund, Department of
Agriculture"—
67,000
10,000
161
795,031
161
1960 actual
798,203
3,107
25,000
25,000
824,138
824,203
1,000
1,000
1,811
799,111
Grades and ranges:
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Information specialist—
Less than $12,210
—
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
$5,366
1
1
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
OFFICE OF INFORMATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of information
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director of information.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
Editor of yearbook
Executive assistant to the director
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1.3 $15,495
CONSOLIDATED
S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES PAID
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO O F F I C E OF I N F O R M A T I O N
1960 actual
26,600
LIBRARY
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1.3 $15,495
FROM
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$15,163
1
$16,307
1
$16,307
3
41,038
3
44,782
3
45,053
6
1
1
71,301
11,835
11,606
7
1
1
90,000
12,750
12,750
7
1
1
91,020
13,000
12,750
12,230
10,650
3
28,246
0.2 1,646
Total personal services..
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS
2.6 $25,742
730,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account (total personal services)
10,000
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
501
1960 actual
$215,013
202,385
174,201
195,772
6,885
207,647
44,949
163,077
201,448
85,452
23,051
3,827
17 $190,864
20 191,340
21 171,391
194,750
6,885
205,150
39,292
156, 731
199,056
81,167
19,031
3,827
CENTENNIAL OBSERVANCE OF AGRICULTURE
5,698
46,862
997
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
3
5
20
13
$14,435
31,138
45,074
145,056
79,390
17
3
19
24
36
89, 335
14,997
87,152
98, 693
136, 948
16
11
36,861
3,058
3
20
24
31
10
1
153
782,137
153
1
24.8
31.4
137,931
0.9
4,453
$15,787
55,557
57,720
195,915
140,233
6,552
58,324
22,630
121,141
110,344
143,259
29, 576
$15,517
54,810
56,930
146,639
112,941
91,352
16,662
100, 758
106, 496
126, 639
36, 502
3, 411
868,657
110,331
165
23.7
957,038
105, 538
70
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
LIBRARY—Continued
SALARIES A N D
FOREST SERVICE—continued
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday p a y „
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$6,555
0.6 $6,760
0.2 $3,000
141. 5 854, 500
121.7 646,308
128.8 765,086
4,600
3,144
4,914
5,534
440
3,000
500
500
660,026
773,500
860,000
Total personal services
5,000
ADVANCES AND R E I M B U R S E M E N T S
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130--
$6,739
22,359
4,493
4,326
19,158
-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
14
63,711
1.4 4,777
1
5
$7,426
29,993
1
4
2
4,680
17,328
7,238
13
66,665
333
1
$6,448
1
4,680
1
3,"827
14,955
22
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Research forester
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant—
Administrative officer
Assistant director, forest products
laboratory
Assistant regional forester
Budget officer
Cartographer
Chemist
—
Civil engineer
Director, tropical forestry
Editor
Educationist
Electronics engineer
Employee development officerEngineer.
—
Entomologist
Fiscal auditor
—
Forest economist
Forest products technologist—
Forester
Information specialist
Management analyst
Mathematical statistician
Mechanical engineer—
Office services manager
Personnel officer
Physicist
Plant pathologist—
Plant physiologist
Procurement officer
Property management officerRange conservationist
Research forester
Soil scientist
Technologist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
0.7
3,211
0.5
3,897
13.3 62,145
13.5 70,229
2,663
20,770
478
371
65,384
91,370
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
14,933
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
FOREST SERVICE
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO F O R E S T S E R V I C E
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
FOREST SERVICE
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
$17, 514
ChiefGS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
51,438
51,438
3 47,361
Assistant chief
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
47,861
47,861
3 44,054
Assistant chief
1 14,206
15,517
15,517
Deputy assistant chief.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
28,455
2 28,455
1 13,083
Administrative officer
42,204
3 42,204
1 12,771
Deputy assistant chief
132, 765
9 132,765
9 123,135
Director, forest experiment station
14,061
1 14,061
1 13,083
Director, forest products laboratory...
28,767
2 28, 767
3 39,540
Division director.
15,038
1 15,038
1 13,978
Engineer
14,061
1 14,061
1 13,083
Entomologist
282,678
20 282,678
12 156,642
Forester
14,394
1 14,394
1 13,083
Information officer
13,749
1 13, 749
Management analysis officer
14,394
1 14,394
13,374
Mathematical statistician
13,749
1 13,749
13,083
Personnel officer
14,061
1 14,061
13,083
Plant pathologist
14,061
1 14,061
26,166
Range conservationist
147,139
10
147,139
136,490
Regional forester
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
4 $52,623
3 $42,183
3
4
3
4
1
79
34,818
47,381
37,440
50,980
13,042
84
1,061,947
" 12,480
1
24,170
2
2 26,000
25,605
2
1 13, 520
25,126
2
2
27,040
1 11,357
1 12,480
1 12,480
1 12,480
1 11,606
1 13, 520
1 12, 563
1 12,230
1 11,357
3 38, 750
2 24,169
12 150,050
11 127,417
1 12,750
1 11,606
1 13,000
1 11,835
6 77,770
6 72,736
37 463,020
32 372, 711
2 23,212
3 37,190
4 46,404
4 49,670
1 11, 606
3 38,480
1 11,606
1 12,750
1 12,230
4 45,926
4 49,920
1 12,480
10 114,317
10 124, 820
24, 460
2
2 22,963
1 12,230
1 12,230
8 92,579
7 87, 650
36 415,207
43 537,860
1 11,357
1 12,480
8 99,049
8 106,870
471
522
4, 812, 505
5, 742, 898
887
971
7,735, 602
9,121, 518
1,544
1,660
11,497,706
13,253,265
10 68,140
10 73,883
1,730
1, 559
11,726,045
9, 782, 874
37 235,222
35 206,522
2,361
2,102
11,190, 518
13, 614,278
523
544
2, 577,295
2.892.623
1,937
2,165
8,627,371
10, 444, 638
1,897
2,022
1,770,831
7,640,845
1,939
1,793
7,794,792
6, 697,371
501
473
1,694,922
1.766.624
19 60,048
20 68,636
1
922,744
11,606
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of June 20,
1958 (72 Stat. 213) and act of Sept.
23,1959 (73 Stat. 651):
1 16,000
1 13,978
Forest products technologist
1 15,518
1 14,518
Physical chemist
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
1,110
than $12,210
1,162
5,995,916
5,619,638
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv729
alent to less than $12,210.
792
3, 399, 320
3,067, 684
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to casual workers
Payments to prison inmates
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services, Forest Service.
15,404
16,728
84,749,964
99,075,353
1,246. 3
1,491.2
7, 899,353
6,145, 799
:, 157. 7
15,236. 8
91,176,000
78,604,165
21,619,796
645,943
3,917,289
27, 621,000
718, 000
3,848,000
558,796
5,479,916
76.430
273, 917
5,047, 441
32, 639
343, 000
1.813,000
72.000
410,000
1,065,000
30,000
20,822
116, 277,154
26,000
127,122, 000
71
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
1960 actual
FOREST S E R V I C E — c o n t i n u e d
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Forest protection and utilization"
"Forest roads and trails"
"Acquisition of lands for national forests, special acts"
"Acquisition of lands for national forests, Superior National Forest"
"Acquisition of lands for national forests, Cache National Forest"
"Expenses, brush disposal"
"Other Forest Service permanent appropriations"
"Working capital fund," Forest Service.
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Forest Service trust funds"
Allotment from—
"Flood prevention," Soil Conservation Service
"Watershed protection," Soil Conservation Service
"Agricultural conservation program".
"Conservation reserve program,"
Commodity Stabilization Service...
"Great Plains conservation program,"
Soil Conservation Service
Allocation from "Construction, general," Corps of Engineers—Civil
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
$74, 854,158
17, 690,800
$77,463,000
21,108,000
$82,987,000
21,108,000
1,000
1,000
12,000
12,000
3. 271
3, 915, 923
4,000
4, 557,000
4,757,000
10, 662
4, 319, 922
2, 027, 232
11, 474,170
47, 000
4, 997, 000
2,826, 000
14,197,000
47,000
5,100,000
2, 820, 000
14, 451, 000
1, 251,168
1,194, 000
1.194, 000
557
441, 084
99, 048
507,000
107, 000
507, 000
107,000
165, 332
90, 000
52,000
20, 995
12,000
12,000
2, 832
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services, Department of the Interior
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
2
1
1
1
1
$7,270
12,724
5,130
5,690
3,765
3,515
2
1
1
1
3,765
1
3,869
7
32,323
7
32,323
7
32,323
14
70,417
12
60,659
12
61,262
$14,026
5,699
4,846
6.6 33,041
1.4
0.4
2.1 10,258
1,354
10.3 47,574
17.3 83,596
8,230
8.5 41,913
2
1
1
1.3
$14,191
5,866
5,013
7,645
2.1 10,258
8.6 42,013
84,084
17.2 85,372
237,878
221,811
233,069
637
27,371
230
27,211
26, 729
349,482
333,336
345,170
17
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
Secretary of Commerce
21,008
21,008
21,008
Under secretary of Commerce.
21,008
21,008
21,008
Under secretary, transportation
20,010
20,010
20,010
Assistant secretary, domestic affairs - _
Assistant secretary, international
20,010
20,010
20,010
affairs
20,010
20,010
20,010
Assistant secretary, administration
20,010
19,011
20,010
General counsel
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrator, Great Lakes pilotage
18,512
18,512
administration
Deputy under secretary, transporta18,512
18,512
17,514
tion.GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
16,536
16,536
15,392
Assistant to the secretary
Deputy assistant secretary, domestic
16,806
16,806
affairs
15,392
Deputy assistant secretary, inter16,806
16,806
15,621
national affairs.
16,806
16,806
15,392
Deputy general counsel
17,326
17,576
15,870
Director, budget and management
Deputy administrator, Great Lakes
16,536
16, 536
pilotage administration
17,576
17,576
16,349
Director, personnel
17,576
17,326
15,870
Director, public information
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
15,267
15,517
14,206
Assistant to the secretary
63,128
63,918
57,761
Assistant general counsel
Deputy director, budget and manage15,787
15, 517
14,435
ment
15, 787
15, 517
14,435
Associate director, personnel
16,037
15, 787
14,435
Director, administrative operations16.037
16.037
14.685
Security control officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
15.038
15.038
13,978
Assistant to assistant secretary
Assistant to director, budget and
15,038
15,038
13,978
management15,038
15,038
13,978
Assistant to director, personnel
Assistant to director, public informa14,706
15,038
13.686
tion
15,038
15,038
13,978
Assistant to under secretary
13, 749
14,061
12, 771
Associate chief, budget division
44,408
44,679
40,727
Attorney
13,374
Chairman, appeals board13,749
Chief, accounting system division
Chief, administrative coordination
15,038
15,038
13,686
division
14,394
14,061
13,083
Chief, budget division—
15,038
15,038
13, 686
Chief, compensation division
Chief, employee development divi14,394
14,061
12,
771
sion
14, 706
14, 706
13,374
Chief, employment division
15,038
15,038
Chief, management division
13, 749
Chief, operations analysis division
749
13,
13,
749
Chief, pilotage operations
Deputy director, administrative op15,038
15,309
13,
978
erations.
15,038
15,038
13,978
Deputy director, public information..
14, 706
14, 706
13,374
Deputy security control officer
15, 829
15, 829
14, 456
Director, publications
14,394
14,394
.13,083
Director, transportation staff
14, 706
15,038
13, 374
Emergency planning coordinator
70,
679
42,848
26,
457
Transportation economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant emergency planning co13,520
13,270
11,606
ordinator
Assistant to director, administrative
12, 480
12,230
operations
119,370
10 132,890
98,842
Attorney
Chief, physical and documentary
13,520
13,270
12,334
security
___
13,000
12,750
11,606
Chief, property management division.
13,000
12,
750
11,835
Chief, records management division..
13,000
13,000
11,835
Chief, supply management division...
12,480
12,480
11,357
Government accountant
24.460
Information officer
92,850
7
92,060
83,615
Management analyst
12,230
1
12,230
Operations officer, pilotage
48,920
Operations analyst
J
13,000
12, 750
11,606
Position classifier
1961 estimate
1960 actual
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Press officer
Publications officer
Salary and wage analyst
Transportation economistGS-13. $10,635 to $11,935_
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875__
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390._
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries chargeable to other
accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$11,835
11,835
11,835
23,192
133,244
70,328
124, 505
7,259
155,663
17,335
155,435
133,419
151,087
60,149
28,118
1
1
1
4
12
9
19
$13,000
13,000
13,000
49,690
132,647
85,645
150, 509
31
3
28
30
39
14
215,011
19,151
172,058
166,227
194,299
63,977
26,023
7,030
10
45,012
7,093
10
43,537
259 2,139,375
4.4 52,753
286 2,520,755
15.5 102,765
4.2 21,000
254.6
2,086,622
274.7
2,438,990
53,510
53,424
48,920
14,000
16,338
11,243
8,600
7,000
12,365
1,502
Total personal services. _
O F F I C E OF F I E L D
2,517,510
SERVICES
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Assistant to the director
Deputy director
Field office manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Field office manager
Business analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num-• Total Num-- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$15,375
1
$16,790
1
$16,790
1
1
1
15
13,970
13,970
14,450
206,130
1
1
1
15
15,030
15,030
15,550
223,735
1
1
1
15
15,030
15,030
15,550
224,710
12
1
23
26
21
20
1
23
2
35
87
28
147,920
11,355
243,910
241,060
162,270
132,600
5,470
130,140
10,330
170,550
369,340
101,945
12
2
33
30
30
21
1
31
3
35
102
28
161,200
24,420
375,135
296.990
245,260
150,630
6,050
185,885
16,315
186,560
430,685
112,315
12
2
33
30
30
23
1
31
3
35
102
28
161,980
24,940
375,915
299,590
247,860
164,985
6,215
188,525
16,315
186,880
434,465
114,835
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
298 1,990,785
91,960
20
347 2,477,580
15
85,980
349 2,509,615
9
59,615
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base __ _ _
278 1,,898,825
332 2,391,600
340 2,450,000
15,184
8,400
1,914,009
2,400,000
Total personal services
2,450,000
73
74
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION—Continued
P A R T I C I P A T I O N IN C E N T U R Y 2 1
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Executive director
Design coordinator.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant to commissioner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent emnloyment
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay
Regular pay above 52-week base
EXPOSITION
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$17,514
$17,514
1
16,349
17,000
17,000
1
1
15,163
14,206
16,307
15,267
16,307
15,267
13,978
15,038
15,038
35,817
7, 511
6,614
6,365
17,472
4,846
4,680
15,038
15,038
35,817
37,555
6,614
6,365
17,472
4,846
4,742
4,742
1
11,107
7,030
6,136
5,886
15,276
4,347
4,742
14
5
131,734
44,412
9
87,322
Total personal services..
18
$17,514
28,080
184,211
5,000
27
5
237,655
29,000
17 179,211
22
208,655
5,000
4,000
4,000
1,013
11,460
507
11,460
93,335
195,178
224,115
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Secretary, aircraft claimant subcomber salary
ber salary ber salary
mittee and facilitation subcommittee
1 $12,563
1 $13,520
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1
9,901
1
10,899
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
3
25,023
2
18,200
1
$9,235
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1
7,280
1
8,091
1
8,091
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
2
12,896
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
2
12,374
2
13,436
4
24,939
GS- 7. $5,355 to $6,345
6
33,696
9
53,122
1
5,658
GS- 6. $4,830 to $5,820
4
20,384
5
28,123
8
40,934
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
12
56,406
15
73,693
11
49,608
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
12
49,990
13
57,928
15
62,211
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390
11
40,616
16
64,707
7
27,933
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
8
30,533
7
27,621
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
4
17,389
4
17,849
3
13,499
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment.—
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime
71 397,357
4.8 22,819
84
20
488,528
141,620
53
1
271,686
5,202
66. 2 374,538
64
346,908
52
266,484
4,689
Total personal services
2, 500
3,061
984
1,232
383,272
350,640
3,000
269,484
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
PAID
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO B U R E A U OF T H E C E N S U S
1960 actual
FROM
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
WORKING CAPITAL FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Printing and publications officer
Relocation officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$11,357
11,357
20,280
43,638
23,025
7,426
19,011
6,240
51,229
27,168
94,006
96,280
58,630
$12,480
12,480
22,589
47,715
25,248
14,997
27,955
$12,230
12,230
22,069
47,695
25,248
14,997
27, 623
11
5
19
19
66,995
28, 621
11
68,661
5
19
19
14
29,286
98,240
86,486
59, 596
23,482
449,874
6
95, 578
85,384
66, 502
23,890
78
409,323
81
445,430
81
173
3
900,852
13,927
175
8
974,492
47,652
173
7
979,0
41,7
170
886,925
167
926,840
166
937,300
21,882
16
6,920
34,858
30,300
18,100
3, 460
34,800
34, i
2,630
15,400
931,333
990,200
ADVANCES A N D R E I M B U R S E M E N T S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chairman, Government Patents
1 $15,517
1 $15,517
1 $14,206
Board
Executive secretary, air coordinating
1
16,037
1
14,685
committee
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy chairman, Government Pat14,061
1
14,061
12,771
ents Board
1
14,706
13,374
Secretary, technical division
Secretary, economic and resources
1
14,061
13,083
and legal divisions
1
14,061
13,083
Secretary, airport use paneL
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
_.__
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
Assistant director, demographics
Assistant director, economics
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director, administration
Assistant director, operations
Assistant director, statistical standGS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant division chief
Budget officer
Coordinator, international statistics. _
Division chief
Electronic engineer
Mathematical statistician
Personnel officer
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Analytical statistician
Assistant division chief
_..
Budget analyst
Division chief
Economist
Electronic technician engineer
Emergency planning officer
Employee relations officer
Geographer
Information specialist
Machine development officer
Management analyst
Mathematical statistician
Organization and classification officer.
Placement officer.
Public information officer
Regional field director
Statistician
Survey statistician
Training officer
Univac programer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
1
1
1
16,349
15,621
15,621
1
1
1
17,576
17,056
17,056
17, 576
17,056
17,056
1
1
14,435
14,435
1
1
15,787
15,517
15,787
15,787
15,163
1
16,307
16,307
1
1
19
1
5
1
37,227
13,374
14, 456
256,030
13, 083
62, 588
12,771
26,190
5
1
1
70,679
14,706
15, 829
293,467
14, 061
67,282
14, 061
43,181
71,329
14,706
15, 829
20 296, 067
14,394
67, 607
14, 061
43, 506
2
22, 986
142,911
2 24, 710
13 163, 850
1 12,230
2 24, 970
13 164, 630
1 12,230
2
12
1
1
1
1
1
11, 606
11, 606
11, 357
11, 606
12, 563
1 11, 357
1 11,357
1 11, 606
1 11, 606
12 128,300
1 11, 835
1 12,085
8 90,856
21 248,466
12 140,102
1 11,357
1 11,606
101
1,046,732
108
922,969
142
1,034,314
6 41,211
189
1,166,385
29 160,350
181
975,733
98 490,635
347
1,579,029
349
1, 458,552
381
1,460,411
20
1
5
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
12
1
1
1
21
12, 480
12, 480
13, 520
12, 230
12, 230
12,230
12,480
24,710
153, 960
13,000
13,000
12,230
98, 590
264,838
150,610
12,230
26,000
12
1
2
105
1,170,121
109
1,013,109
144
1,142,681
6 44,866
191
1,281,733
29 174,790
185
1,084,218
100 544,970
360
1,782,613
357
1,617,584
390
1,622,713
$18,512
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
12
1
1
1
8
21
13
1
2
12,480
12, 750
13, 520
12, 230
12, 230
12, 230
12, 480
24, 970
155, 260
13,000
13,000
12,230
99,370
266, 658
162,792
12,230
26,260
106
1,189,871
110
1,032,214
146
1,170, 823
6 45,361
198
1,339,244
29 176,935
205
1,202,263
100 551,240
374
1, 864,921
389
1,760,501
391
1,641,178
75
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
35 $123, 653
6 20,159
12,282, 610
101
Deduct lapses
37 $142,860
6 22,341
67 357,387
67 357,387
6
67 332,452
2,159
22,026
35 $134, 465
2,293
14,228,239
13. 701, 961
79
84
1, 622, 239
1, 520, 961
2,212
1,243, 610
Net permanent (average number,
2,128
2,214
net salary)
2,058
12,181,000
12, 606,000
11,039,000
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
6, 821,000
16, 550,000
3, 327,000
Part-time employment
234,000
84,000
6,860,000
1,
666,000
1, 255,000
Intermittent employment
55, 798,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
182,000
90,000
1,708,000
Overtime and holiday pay
420,000
465,000
31,000
Nightwork differential
33,000
33,000
16,000
17,000
Additional pay for service abroad
Payment to other agencies for reimbursable details
3,000
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
534,000
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
300,000
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"1962 Census of Governments"
"Eighteenth Decennial Census"
"1963 censuses of business, transportation, manufactures, and mineral industries"
"1958 censuses of business, transportation, manufactures, and mineral industries"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Special statistical work"
82, 992,000
30,891,000
17, 770,000
$6, 663, 694
$7, 586,555
82, 730
17,368,102
$8, 386. 691
769,367
3,320,913
68, 554,871
852,599
3, 672, 001
3,155,000
946,434
1, 589,411
3,150,000
1,114,202
3, 230,000
1,210,430
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
$5,885 to $6,875
$5,355 to $6,345
$4,830 to $5,820
$4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
3 $20,591
185
1,217,117
4 24,940
139 777,038
103 521,936
869,077
486,922
104 387,687
74,076
22
6 19,802
122
3 $22,151
215
1,526,101
4 26,852
169 994,331
108 587,005
218
1,066,039
134 568,978
119 458,883
22 79,554
6 21,296
487
2,155,462
511
2,299,500
262
315
2,072, 700
1, 678,841
2,109
1,891
12,485,152
10, 646,713
154 863,052
93 506,826
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1,955
1,798
11, 622,100
10,139,887
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
392,124
267,100
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
42,400
63,583
Overtime and holiday pay
139,000
226, 784
Nightwork differential
48,259
26,900
All personal services
Commissioned officers:
Director (relative rank, chief of bureau,
Navy)
Assistant director (relative rank, rear
admiral, Navy)
Hydographic and geodetic engineer:
Relative rank, captain, Navy
Relative rank, commander, Navy
Relative rank, lieutenant commander,
Navy
Relative rank, lieutenant, Navy
Junior hydrographic and geodetic engineer (relative rank, lieutenant (jg),
Navy)
Aide (relative rank, ensign, Navy)
commissioned
Deduct lapses
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $13,730:
1 $16,500
1 $16,500
Geophysicist (research)
1 $16,500
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,061
14,394
Chief, gravity and astronomy branch.
13,083
14,061
14,394
13,083
Chief, instrument division
13,083
14,061
14,394
Chief, seismologist
13,083
14.061
14,394
Chief, triangulation branch
27, 956
Physical science administrator
30,076
30, 076
Research scientist
82, 494
29,100
Special assistant to the Director
2 28,788
2 26,457
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, aeronautical chart
1 12,480
1 12,750
branch
1 11,606
Assistant chief, gravity and astron12, 750
12, 750
omy branch
11, 606
13, 520
13, 520
Assistant chief, nautical chart branch.
12, 563
Assistant chief, tides and currents
12,563
13, 520
13, 520
division
13,000
11,835
12, 750
Assistant chief, triangulation branch.
Chief, budget and fiscal division
13,000
12,085
13, 000
(budget officer)
11,357
12, 230
12, 480
Chief, coast pilot branch
11,835
12, 750
13,000
Chief, distribution branch
Chief, Fredericksburg Magnetic Ob13, 520
13, 520
12, 563
servatory
13, 520
13. 520
12, 563
Chief, geomagnetism branch
12, 750
13,000
11,835
Chief, leveling branch
Chief, organization and management
12, 750
12, 750
division
11,835
13, 270
13, 270
Chief, personnel and safety division..
12,334
Chief, planning and information
12,
750
12, 480
branch
11, 606
12,750
12, 480
Chief, reproduction branch
11, 606
13,
520
13, 520
Chief, seismology branch
12, 563
12, 480
12, 230
Chief, technical services division
11,357
12, 230
12, 230
Geodesist (research)
Liaison officer
11,357
13, 520
13, 520
Mathematician
12, 563
36, 940
24,710
11, 606
Oceanographer
12,
230
12, 230
Supervisory cartographer
12, 563
13, 520
13, 520
Supervisory civil engineer
13, 520
13. 520
12, 563
Supervisory general engineer
4: 469,069
430,519
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
35 370,919
80 793,699
757,169
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
73 671,231
139
127
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,800
1,133, 216
983,4G5
1,158,456
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Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
Total permanent,
officers
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1960 actual
Net permanent, commissioned officers (average number, net salary).
Other personal services: Flight pay
10,870,637
12,097,500
1
16,200
1
16,200
1
14,100
1
14,100
27 319,140
26 239,340
25 295,500
26 239,200
31 219,758
18 94,980
30 213,000
18 95,400
12 44,184
73 201,718
12 44,400
78 218,400
189
1,149, 420
4 11,943
191
1,136, 200
6 35,700
185
1,137, 477
8, 427
185
1,100, 500
12, 400
All personal services, commissioned
officers
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1,145, 904
1,112, 900
12,016, 541
13, 210, 400
$9,046,811
2, 969, 730
$11,011,100
2,199,300
BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special position:
Administrator
GS-18. $18,500:
Director, industrial mobilization
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator
Deputy administrator. __ . . .
Deputy director, industrial mobilization
Director, division
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Director, technical services.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director, industrial raw
materials and stockpile
Assistant director, mobilization controls
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num- Total Num-• Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$18,000
1
$18,000
1
$18, 000
1
17,514
1
18, 512
1
18, 512
1
1
15, 621
16, 349
1
1
16,806
17, 576
1
1
16,806
17, 576
1
3
15, 621
49, 047
1
3
16, 806
52, 728
1
3
16, 806
52, 728
1
16, 000
1
17, 000
1
17, 000
1
14, 435
1
15, 787
1
15, 787
1
15,163
1
16, 307
1
16, 307
76
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BUREAU OF FOREIGN COMMERCE
BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION—Continued
SALARIES AND
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Assistant director, mobilization plans.
Director, division
Director, office of area development...
Director, office of distribution
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Adviser on foreign activities
Business analyst
Chairman, industry evaluation board.
Chief, division
Commodity industry analyst
Confidential assistant to administrator
Deputy director, technical services. _.
Deputy director, administration
Deputy director, division
Director, administration
Director, division
Economist
Executive reserve coordinator
Program officer
Industry analyst
Industrial specialist
Special assistant to administrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Adviser
Attorney-adviser
Budget officer
Business analyst
Commodity industry analyst
Deputy executive reserve coordinator
Economist
Executive secretary
Industry analyst
Industrial specialist
Program coordinator
Program officer
Publications officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
13
1
1
$14, 435
194, 457
14, 685
14, 435
1
13
1
1
$15, 517
209,101
15, 787
15,787
$15, 517
209,101
15,787
15, 787
1
4
1
3
3
13, 978
57,117
13, 978
38, 937
38, 625
1
4
1
3
3
15, 038
60,174
15,038
42,849
41, 559
15, 038
60,174
15,038
42.849
41, 559
1
1
1
1
1
8
7
1
13,083
13,083
13, 686
13, 686
14, 458
109, 721
93,328
13. 978
26, 950
55, 328
164, 298
27, 664
1
1
1
1
1
8
14,061
14, 394
15,038
15,038
15, 558
118,039
141,338
15, 038
42, 724
59,820
145, 704
29, 744
2
4
12
2
2
1
1
4
11
1
1
1
12
10
1
4
1
68
25
45
35
3
54
40
98
38
35
24, 256
13,042
11, 357
47, 861
128,064
12, 563
11,357
11,357
146, 202
1
3
4
10
2
1
1
1
3
10
1
6
1
120, 660
12
11
212,266
71
27
51
47
3
57
40
12, 563
46, 458
11. 606
719,591
221, 653
332,856
221, 534
19.158
293,263
453,629
156,718
128.499
11,107
574 4,505,280
46
10
380,645
1
4
2
108
51
25
4
10
2
14, 061
14. 394
15,038
15.038
15, 558
118,039
168, 836
15, 038
42, 724
59, 820
145, 704
29, 744
12, 480
1
14,040
1
12. 230
1
39, 290
4
125, 380 10
13, 520
1
73,380
8
12, 230
1
157, 310 12
142, 624 11
1
13, 520
49. 465
5
24, 710
2
804,395
71
256, 755 27
407,221
53
318,201
47
20,655
3
333,774
58
227,884
41
531,712 112
224,016
50
101,136
25
15,620
4
12, 480
14,040
12. 230
51, 520
125, 380
13, 520
97, 840
12, 230
157,310
142,624
13, 520
61, 695
24, 710
804,395
255,445
422,363
318,035
20,655
339,140
232,730
549,100
219,960
101,136
15,620
620 5,178,416
26
231,716
1
1
1
1
1
8
12
1
3
4
633 5,292,044
21
183,244
153 1,349, 573 146 1,362,500
146 1,375, 500
375 2,775,062
448 3,584,200
466 3,733,300
23,251
30,000
25, 700
21,800
950
13,500
2,821,063
3, 628,300
Total personal services
600
Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services
1961 estimate
3,760, 800
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$26,376
10, 566
10,192
4, 326
4,077
10
10
55,537
237
55,300
200
55, 500
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber
Num- Total
ber salary
1
$17,514
1
1
16,349
1
17,576
2
29,599
2
32,074
1
13,686
25,854
27,352
139.652
12,771
71,510
54,122
27,060
1
15,030
27,810
29.432
164,611
13,749
73,610
58,864
31,345
13,749
27,498
2
2
10
1
5
4
2
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1
1
8
1
1
1
11
1
20
27
24
3
34
4
42
29
44
15
5
2
1
12,563
11,835
95,698
12,085
11,357
11,357
130, 228
13,042
213,930
239,555
183,449
21, 628
220,606
24,920
238,087
154,590
211, 514
65, 859
19, 614
13,520
52,040
103, 770
13.270
12,480
12,480
139,670
24
32
29
3
37
4
51
32
61
20
17
275,103
303.602
234,789
22,818
255,654
27,207
301,330
183,288
302,261
90,293
65,919
372 2,933,954
25 159,224
9,000
2,868
16,000
17.166
11, 220
2,141, 527
2,812, 450
1,500
CONTROL
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of office
Director of staff
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director of office
Deputy director of office
Deputy director of staff
Director of division
Staff officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,150:
Agent-in-charge,
.
Attorney-adviser
Attorney-trial examiner
Business analyst
Chief of section
Commodity industry analyst-.
Criminal investigator
Deputy director of division
Director of division
International economist
Program officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
2
11
1
5
4
$18,512
273 2,120, 659 347 2,774, 730
Total personal services..
EXPORT
2
2
303 2,327,386
30 206,727
MOO
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of office
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director for administrationDeputy director of division
Deputy director of office
Director of division.
Director of office
Director of staff
International economist
Special assistant to director
Trade center manager
Trade mission director
Travel center manager.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director of staff.
Business specialist
Deputy director of division
Director of staff
Foreign trade and tax specialist
Foreign service operations officer
International economist
Trade mission specialist
Travel specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
1
$15,163
14,435
1
1
13,670
13,978
13,978
40, 747
40, 434
15,038
15, 309
57,179
29, 703
12, 480
13, 790
12, 750
12, 750
11, 606
11, 606
11, 835
11, 606
11, 606
99,070
11, 357
12, 563
12, 563
12, 555
37, 232
211,076
207, 770
144, 477
134,141
12,480
79, 454
117, 521
160, 675
$16,307
15,787
94,140
12, 480
12, 230
3
18
25
18
15
1
14
21
40, 580
203, 572
239,721
150,218
106, 350
6, 885
85, 593
117, 417
196,135
77
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
1969 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
34 $147,232
11
44,077
1
3,827
Total permanent
228
Deduct lapses
13
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
215
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1, 647,128
92,986
1, 554,142
221
3
218
1, 679,255
22,464
1, 656, 791
250
4
246
1, 865, 203
24,070
I, 841,133
10,000
12, 532
6, 563
1, 567, 664
1, 673, 354
1, 841,133
OFFICE OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1
$17, 514
$18,512
$18, 512
1
14,435
15, 787
16,037
1
1
5
1
14, 456
14, 456
66, 767
12, 771
15,829
15, 558
73,383
41, 247
15,829
15, 829
74,049
42,183
10
11
116, 709
113, 484
133, 785
111, 299
121, 758
99,130
123,302
124, 945
128, 586
147,177
6, 552
148,116
185, 516
137,860
25,376
11, 940
8,278
112,130
134, 223
171, 600
130, 356
168, 689
6, 718
149, 283
187,157
138, 694
38,064
12,148
8, 278
15
15
20
1
ADVANCES AND
6, 822
143,236
150,592
135, 201
32,303
14, 705
7,654
26
29
29
8
4
2
180 1,227,947
20 129,662
10, 713
5, 740
3,000
7, 375
9,330
5,042
1,124,068
1, 333, 433
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
$5,130
$15,810
16, 952
6,448
5, 520
"2
8,980
4, 510
14,110
4, 435
6
49,240
3.6 28,164
9, 675
2.4 21,076
2. 2
1,191
3, 769
35
10,901
24,845
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Chairman
Member of Board
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief of office
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant deputy
Chief of office
Coast director
Comptroller
Deputy chief of office
General counselLegal adviser
Secretary to board
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of office
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to deputy administrator
Chief of division
Chief of office
Coast director
Deputy chief of office
Deputy coast director
Deputy comptroller
Deputy general counsel
District comptroller
Hearing examiner
Information officer
Internal auditor
Personnel officer
Port development officer
Regulations consultant
Security officer
Transportation specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area representative
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of office
Assistant district comptroller
Assistant secretary to board
Attorney
Chief of branch_
Chief of division
Civil engineer
Deputy security officer
District comptroller
District personnel officer
Executive assistant
Foreign representative
Government aid examiner
Information officer
Internal auditor
Management analyst
Planning officer
Port development officer
Property and supply officer
Regulations examiner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employ ment....
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base...
1, 255, 433
7,166
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Business economist
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860....
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
180 1,327,094
10
87,078
193 1, 439, 779
13 113.746
160 1,098, 285 170 1, 240, 016 180 1,326,033
Total personal services
Total personal services..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
—
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
41 $186,368
12
51,713
1
4,130
31 $145,600
12
51,505
1
4,130
990
Total personal services
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Chief statistician
Chief of division
Business economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Business economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
MARITIME ACTIVITIES
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
___
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grade established by act of Aug. 1, 1947,
Public Law 80-313 (61 Stat. 715), as
amended:
Chief of office
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent _
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $20,500
2
40,000
1
17,514
1
15,392
1
1
1
1
1
14,435
14,914
14,914
14,914
14,685
1
14,685
1 13,083
3 41,038
1 13,083
18 245,898
6
82,492
2
27,061
2 27,956
1 13,083
1 13,978
1 13,083
2 26,748
6
81,161
1
11, 835
242, 857
23, 940
23, 670
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
20
2
2
12, 771
13,686
13,686
13,978
13,978
13, 374
13, 686
1 11, 606
1 12, 813
21 251, 094
5 58, 241
1 12, 563
1 11,835
1 11, 606
1 11, 357
2 24,419
5 58, 738
1 12, 085
1
2
1
1
2
2
121
11, 606
18, 512
1
4
1
18
5
2
3
1
1
1
2
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
20
1
2
1
1
21
7
1
1
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
2
2
23,212
22, 963
2
2
11, 606
1
55, 641
14,394
265,148
76,440
29,952
44,408
14,394
15,309
14,061
29,412
87,902
14,061
15,038
15,038
15,038
15, 038
14, 706
12, 750
259, 810
12, 750
25, 480
12, 750
13, 790
271, 040
88,170
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
12, 480
26, 270
64, 250
13,270
12, 230
12, 750
25, 230
25, 230
12, 750
25, 500
25,230
122
1, 394, 588
142
1,356,070
147
1, 210, 205
20 158,663
99 703,126
10
66, 519
107 653,401
69 388, 704
149 767,352
142 650,267
91 392. 640
5 19,551
2
7,134
17, 500
16,500
;08
4,115,661
16,806
15,517
15,267
16,037
16,037
16,037
15,787
15,787
15,787
22, 963
11, 835
1,284, 024
141
1,254, 258
138
1, 060, 750
28 205,655
104 684, 346
5 31,930
115 646,571
59 308, 549
154 740,016
173 734,859
136 530,981
16 59,990
2
6,510
1
1 $20,500
2 40,000
4,171,303
1 $20,500
2
40,000
1
18,512
1
16,806
15, 517
15,267
16,037
16,037
16,037
15,787
15,787
15,787
4 55, 641
1 14,394
19 278,897
5 76,440
29,952
2
3 44,408
1 14,394
1 15,309
1 14,061
29,412
2
8 115, 362
1 14,061
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 15, 038
1 14, 706
1
21
1
2
1
1
21
7
1
1
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
2
2
1
12, 750
272, 040
12, 750
25,480
12, 750
13, 790
271, 040
88,170
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
12, 480
26, 270
64, 250
13, 270
12, 230
12, 750
25, 230
25, 230
12, 750
25, 500
37, 460
134
1, 522, 388
147
1, 401,145
165
1, 346, 773
27 213,284
115 806,460
10 66,519
110 666,836
69 388,870
158 804,311
156 706,843
92 395,677
5 19, 551
7,134
2
1
17,500
732
3,915,360
2,031
2,068
2,137
14,293,124
13,905,827
13,439,220
179.5
1,042,529
105
628, 539
646, 539
150.3
1,091,976
129
1,063, 300
129
1,063, 300
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
1,784
1, 794.2
1,811
United States and possessions
12,126,469
11,219,195
12,495, 766
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
6 68,662
6 69,429
6 69.429
Local rates
7 16,858
7 18,090
7 18,090
78
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
MARITIME ACTIVITIES—Continued
SALARIES A N D
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
MARITIME
$1,262
$5,000
$5,000
86,917
48,015
36,238
49,758
38,340
29,499
35,480
28,999
11,477,147
12,336,585
12,652, 764
TRAINING
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Dean
. __
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Cadet training officer
Executive officer
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by sec. 216, Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as amended
(46 U.S.C. 1126), and regulations
issued pursuant thereto—U.S.
Maritime Service:
Rear admiral, $9,603 to $14,100: Superintendent _ ___
Captain, $7,114 to $11,820
Commander, $5,691 to $9,300
Lieutenant commander, $4,802 to
$7,560
Lieutenant, $3,912 to $6,420
Lieutenant (jg), $3,112 to $5,400
Ensign, $2,668 to $4,800
Chief warrant officer, $3,178 to $5,280„
Warrant officer, $2,633 to $4,680
Chief petty officer, $2,477 to $4,200
Petty officer, 1/c, $2,110 to $3,480
Petty officer, 2/c, $1,743 to $2,880
Petty officer, 3/c, $1,468 to $2,280
Seaman, $1,192 to $1,692
_
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$12,771
1
$13,749
1
$13,749
1
1
1
4
1
1
7
4
13
13
1
12,334
12,085
8,341
30,576
7,342
5,741
35,402
19,198
54,909
48,712
3,266
1
13,270
1
13,270
3
3
1
3
8
7
11
11
1
26,895
25,563
7,925
17,430
44,325
34,091
48,568
44,959
3,515
3
3
1
3
8
7
11
11
1
26,895
25,563
7,925
17,430
44,325
34,091
48,568
44,959
3,515
1
4
9
14,100
43,140
78,300
1
5
10
14,100
52,980
86,400
1
5
10
14,100
53,480
87,400
30
40
9
2
12
18
37
22
8
7
10
215,400
237,816
43,514
9,600
57,324
77,712
139,380
73,620
23,040
17,222
19,422
29
45
5
2
12
20
33
24
7
6
7
211,200
268,956
22,146
9,600
57,688
85,956
128,820
82,020
20,160
14,542
13,619
29
45
5
2
12
20
33
24
7
6
7
212,200
270,956
22,646
9,600
58,688
86,456
129,820
82,520
20,660
14,792
13,869
10
48,253
15
79,069
15
79,069
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
261 1,314,379 261 1,383,000
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment.-.
;_
2, 900
11,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base_ __ __
1,000
1,928
Overtime and holiday pay._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1,000
855
Nightwork differential
2,000
1, 778
Payments to other agencies for reim21,000
bursable detail
8,203
Total personal services
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief of offiice
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant general counsel
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Deputy chief of office.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of division
Chief of branch
Construction representative
Naval architect..
Nuclear engineer
Research coordinator
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
G
S-12. $8,955 to $10.255
Digitized for GS-11.
FRASER
$7,560 to $8,860
1,330,043
271 1,436,546
10
43,546
261 1,393,000
3,500
1,000
2,000
21,000
1,420,500
1,419,000
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
_
...
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
267 1, 348, 520 271 1,427,546
6
34,141
10
44,546
ADVANCES AND
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-10. $6,995 to 7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by sec. 216,
Merchant Marine Act, 1936, as
amended (46 U.S.C. 1126), and
regulations issued pursuant thereto—U.S. Maritime Service:
Lieutenant commander, $4,802 to
$7,560
Lieutenant, $3,912 to $6,420
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1
2
1
$12,771
27,956
13,978
2
4
8
3
4
1
32
54
45
25,376
48,567
98,590
36,732
46,424
12,563
334,749
487,075
341,337
1
$17,056
1
1
14,706
1
$17,056
14,706
3
1
43,825
15,038
4
1
57,574
15,038
2
3
9
5
5
27,310
39,790
118,330
64,480
62,940
2
6
9
6
3
27,310
76,480
118,330
78,000
37,440
43
72
46
478,940
692,795
372,935
43
70
46
480,474
672,765
372,935
___
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
8
22
1
14
7
28
31
32
8
$59,408
139,917
5,470
77,665
36,171
128,189
124,591
119,639
27,354
10
26
1
16
10
23
27
43
7
1
$77,916
178,613
5,886
98,511
54,080
113,589
118,976
174,420
25,957
3,411
1
1
7,320
6,300
1
1
7,320
6,300
498
$2,389,945
372
$1,890,331
3
26
1
16
10
25
31
41
7
1
162
$22,984
178,613
5,886
98,511
54,080
121,617
135,084
166,037
25,957
3,411
$852, 024
808 4, 608,087 729 4,703,455
233.3
121.7
1,185, 658
760,709
515 3, 632,312
66
411,123
150.3
1,091,976
129
129
724
735.3
577
4,278,164
4,999, 721
1
6,325
1
6,325
1
4, 508, 702
5,703
1,063,300
1,063,300
525
33,176
19, 716
1, 939
21, 877
5,800
4,767
5, 800
4, 767
4, 569, 761
5,038,490
4,295,056
PATENT OFFICE
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
First assistant commissioner
1 17,514
1 18,512
1 18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner
2 32,670
2 35,152
2 35,152
Director of patent examining opera1 15,621
1 17,056
tion
___ . . .
1 17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of research and development1 15,517
1 15,517
Solicitor
1 15,163
1 16,307
1 16,307
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy solicitor
1 13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
Director of administration
__
1 13,374
1 14,394
1 14,706
Director of research and development.
1 13,978
Director of trademark examining
operation.
1 13,686
1 14,706
1 15,038
Examiner of patent interferences
7 100,758
7 92,239
7 101,694
Examiner of trademark appeals
5 70,326
5 70,992
5 64,375
Industrial and economic research
specialist
1 13,978
1 15,038
1 15,038
Law examiner
5 70,305
2 26,128
5 70,971
Patent classifier
5 70,305
5 70,305
68 949,908
Patent examiner
68 961,374
Patent research specialist
1 14,061
1 14,061
Supervisory patent examiner
3 41,550
3 44,408
3 44,741
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Design patent examiner
2 24,460
2 24,460
Director of information services... __
1 12,480
1 11,357
1 12,480
Examiner of interferences
2 24,960
2 23,192
2 24,960
1 13,270
Head, budget and finance division
1 12,085
1 13,270
1 13,790
Head, general services division
1 12,813
1 13,790
Head, organization and methods
division
1 12,480
1 11,357
1 12,480
1 13,270
Head, personnel division
1 12,085
1 13,270
2 24,960
Law examiner
2 24,352
2 24,960
1 12,480
Librarian.._ _
_
1 11,606
1 12,750
10 122,300
Patent classifier
.._
5 61,330
10 122,300
100
Patent examiner
68
140
1, 223, 000
846, 464
1, 724, 950
2 25,060
2 27,040
5 65,020
Patent research expert...
2 23,200
2 24,980
Supervisory trademark examiner
3 37,210
146
256
239
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
2, 808,097
2,639,549
1, 609, 503
274
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
329
377
2, 557,840
3,095,869
3, 471, 245
285
185
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
511
2,339, 665
1,467, 855
3,960, 725
1
7,987
1
7,987
2 14,891
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.
$4,830 to $5,820.
$4,345 to $5,335$4,040 to $4,670.
$3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$12,210 or above:
Examiner of patent appeals
Supervisory patent examiner
Supervisory classification examiner
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$707, 384
80,439
160
224
$1, 497,343
10 69,014
, 142,308
103 536, 568
846, 875
197 818, 308
242
930, 484
153 539, 604
56 176,896
$1,077, 257
10 68,515
239
1, 500, 758
104 586,790
157 801,509
204 916,032
249
1,031, 459
147 565,481
50 173,462
1, 016, 981
104 598,023
140 716,398
204 925,600
249
1,045, 083
147 571,201
50 173,566
25 388,146
4 59, 200
1 14, 800
25 422, 750
4 64,000
1 16, 000
25 422,750
4 64,000
1 16,000
43 199,820
43 206,452
43 206,452
13"
206
162
2, 440
2, 440
2,440
16, 590, 975
18,195,315
18, 527, 449
00
100
100
590, 315
570, 949
1,144, 708
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
2, 240
2, 340
2, 340
15, 446, 267
17, 605, 000
17, 956, 500
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base—
118, 817
67, 500
Overtime and holiday pay
397, 372
268, 000
238.000
460
Nightwork differential
500
500
Total personal services.
15, 962, 916
79
18,195,000
17, 941,000
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
PAID
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO B U R E A U OF P U B L I C R O A D S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Federal highway administrator
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
Commissioner of Public Roads
1 17,500
1 17,500
1 17,500
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy commissioner
1 18,512
18, 512
1 17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner for engineering
1 17, 576
17, 576
16,349
1 17,056
Assistant commissioner for operations.
17,056
15,621
Assistant commissioner for administration
1 17,326
15,621
17,056
Assistant commissioner for research...
1 17, 576
16, 349
17, 576
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
2 32,074
Assistant to the administrator
2 31, 574
28, 870
Deputy assistant commissioner.
4 63,668
4 63, 668
58,468
General counsel
1 16,037
1 15, 787
14, 685
Regional engineer
10 160,200
10 160, 720
148,489
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to deputy assistant commissioner
1 15,038
1 13,978
1 15,038
Deputy general counsel
1 14, 706
1 15,038
1 13,683
Administrative officer
1 12, 771
3 41,559
3 41, 559
Chief of division
24 352,810
24 322,235
24 350, 521
Program evaluation officer..
5 70, 680
4 51, 708
4 56, 598
2 29,100
Regional engineer
2
26,457
2
28,455
Division engineer
9 134,698
9 124,303
9 134,033
10 147,431
Assistant regional engineer
10 145,871
10 134,098
Highway engineer
4 58,864
4 58,198
4 54,122
1 14,061
A ccountant
1 14,061
1 12, 771
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
1 12, 750
1 11,606
1 12,480
Chief of branch..
53 692, 840
52 619,414
52 673,390
Division engineer
41 549, 700
42 520,928
42 561,640
Assistant division engineer
6 77, 770
6 69,846
6 76,460
Bridge engineer
16 213, 740
16 197,180
16 212,970
Right-of-way engineer
120,640
9 111,382
9 120,140
Planning and research engineer
201,695
15 186,531
15 201,155
Design engineer
78,810
6 72,009
6 78,270
Construction and maintenance engineer
106,870
96,406
106,100
Highway engineer
11 142,270
117,020
107,784
Safety engineer
1 12,230
12,230
11,357
Executive officer
9 115, 230
113,380
104,415
4 50,710
49,960
Administrative officer
46,156
Program evaluation officer
____.._
4 48,920
24,460
22,714
3 38,230
37, 710
Accountant
34,549
1 12,230
Transportation economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
455
428
437
5, 232,159
4,529,438
5,003,322
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
600
554
562
5,870,161
4,973,630
5,474,200
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860607
539
543
4,969,407
4,057, 793
4,436,823
1
7,821
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,9851
7,114
1
7,675
430
$6,435 to $7,425...
435
435
Digitized forGS-9.
FRASER
2, 994,335
3,008,580
2, 752,952
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
14 93,058
14 94,556
13 80,227
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
376
$2,101, 257
183 907,552
460
2,083,084
447
1,808,454
475
1,761,419
92 312,501
3 10,150
rates
373
$2, 275,887
184 999,339
463
2,294,672
459
2,022, 759
484
1,949,853
93 343,286
3 11,065
1, 451,561
248
1,458,862
3,472,479
3,567, 254
5,124
5,171
33,657,480
36,585,300
607
811
2,639,931
4,441,890
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
4,373
4,213
29,947,741
30,952,375
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
144
147
1,191,035
1,069,808
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment, U.S. and possessions.
1, 967, 534
1, 424, 850
Other personal services:
229, 010
112, 205
Regular pay above 52-week base
519, 858
384, 360
Overtime and holiday pay
9, 210
Nightwork differential
23, 013
581, 088
336, 010
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS
1961 estimate
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Federal-aid highways (trust fund):
"Limitation on general administrative expenses"
"Forest highways":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Public lands highways"
Bureau of Public Roads miscellaneous
accounts:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Other Bureau of Public Roads trust
funds
"Forest roads and trails," Forest Service, Department of Agriculture
"Cooperative work," Forest Service,
Department of Agriculture
"Access roads," Department of Defense.
"Military construction, Air Force"
"Military construction, Army".
"Military construction, Navy"
"Construction," National Park Service, Department of the Interior
"Road construction and maintenance
(liquidation of contract authorization)," Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Department of the Interior
"Construction," Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior..
"Oregon and California grant lands,"
Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior
"Contributed funds," Bureau of Land
Management, Department of the
Interior
"Rama Road, Nicaragua," Department
of State
"Salaries and expenses," National
Science Foundation
"Salaries and expenses," Office of Civil
and Defense Mobilization
34, 338, 052
34, 410, 045
$21,202,822
$24, 092,000
2,463,487
694, 504
21,046
2, 835, 800
655, 700
35, 250
718,841
28,460
781,488
14,112
2, 676, 000
6,127, 953
385,506
401,850
239
45
23,086
23,439
60,575
24, 700
25,000
65,000
1,689,033
1,820, 700
45,247
47,600
505, 627
20,500
95,150
651, 200
105, 692
116,000
49, 947
54,145
89,493
93, 000
7,860
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
WORKING CAPITAL FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Associate director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Aeronautical engineer
Assistant to the Director
Chemist
Electronic engineer.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
1 $18,512
1
1
15,517
1
15,517
1 14,061
2 30,076
1 13,749
14 205,668
1 15,038
1
2
14,061
30,076
14,206
2 27,956
1 12,771
13 178,134
1 13,978
16 234,165
1 15,03§
80
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS—Continued
WORKING CAPITAL
FUND—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Electronic scientist
Financial management officer
..
General engineer
M aterials engineer
Mathematician
Mechanical engineer
Metallurgist
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Statistician
Weights and measures coordinator...
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical engineer
Assistant to the Director
Attorney-adviser
Budget officer
Chemist
Electrical engineer
Electronic engineer
Electronic scientist
General engineer
Materials engineer
Mathematician
Mechanical engineer
Medical officer
Patent adviser
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Publications officer
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
Weights and measures coordinator. .
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 ..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Positions established by 72 Stat. 213:
Rate of $18,000:
Deputy director
Rate of $17,500:
Associate director
Rate of $16,500:
Research scientist
Rate of $16,000:
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Research scientist
Senior scientist
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Add excess of leave earned over leave taken.
Total personal services
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
PAID
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO W E A T H E R B U R E A U
68,100
516,532
27,956
13,083
2
36,982
25,126
11,357
12,085
20
243,604
2
23, 212
159,491
50,252
37,689
74,421
61,858
12.563
3
1
1
1
1
13
4
3
6
5
1
1
1
6
11,606
11. 606
11,606
12,334
75,378
61 745,539
1 11,606
3
1
2
36,732
12,085
25,376
1 11,606
232
2,504,430
324
2,997,868
324
2,562,769
12 83,761
450
2,954,026
60 364,507
442
2,469,518
122 613,062
341
1,555,645
311
1,233,802
254
931,433
95 321,055
2
6,323
$88,274
13,749
43,680
15,038
72,894
13,749
43,493
73,569
554,174
30,076
27,810
1
3
1
5
1
3
5
38
2
2
12,230
26,270
27,040
12, 230
13,270
12,230
287,040
12,480
24.960
184,080
40,560
40.560
1
2
1
3
1
6
1
3
5
41
2
2
$88,274
14,061
44,013
15,038
86,976
14,061
43,826
73,569
594,095
30,076
28,143
1
12,480
2
2
26, 620
66,560
13,520
12,480
13.520
27,040
1 12, 480
1 13, 270
1 12,480
25 324,540
1 12, 750
2
25.230
15 196,850
3 40.560
4 52,790
6 80,080
5 66,830
1 13,520
1 12.480
1 13,520
63 826.340
1 12, 480
3 39,520
1 13,270
27,310
2
70 911,220
1 12.750
3 39.790
1 13. 270
2
27.310
242
2,789,922
359
3,531,160
369
3,088,879
13 97,757
496
3,466,176
54 361,690
482
2,864,537
134 720,131
371
1,800,798
341
1,454,347
279
1,102,067
95 348,055
252
2,888,362
400
3,890.405
410
3.389.850
18 133,305
549
3,798,956
50 338,470
501
2,959,187
134 722,655
379
1,832,088
346
1,479,723
289
1,145,437
95 350,759
2
1
1
1
22
1
2
14
3
3
6
5
1
1
1
80,080
81,120
6
6
80,080
1
17,014
1
18,013
18,013
4
66,060
4
70,056
70,056
1
16, 515
16. 515
3
4
1
1
48,048
64. 064
48,048
64.064
499
2.801, 885
514
2, 886,110
4
2
1
45. 054
60.072
30,036
15, 018
454
2, 427, 804
3, 662
24.120,982
590.7
3, 056, 359
FROM
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$82,078
12,771
27,539
13,978
67,788
13,083
40,144
WEATHER BUREAU
16.016
16,016
16.016
16, 016
4,200
19,451,476
678
3,168. 909
3,307,476
27,844, 409
612
3.368
, 071.3
3, 522
21,064,623
24, 675,500
26,144,000
273, 504
45, 618
259,024
292,110
295,000
50.000
282.000
307,000
295,000
50,000
297,000
324,000
169, 550
500, 806
33, 094
3, 573
106, 725
22, 748, 627
98.000
540, 000
36,000
4, 500
548,000
38.000
5, 000
26, 288,000
27, 701, 000
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
GS-18. $18,500:
Chief of Bureau
$17,514
1 $18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Program director
17,056
15,621
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief for administration
14.435
15, 517
Assistant chief for technical services. _
14,206
15, 517
Program director
28,870
31,284
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to chief for forecasting service
12,771
14,061
Assistant program director
13,083
14,061
Chief of division
93,037
101,693
Chief of section
65,061
70,659
Chief district meteorologist
40,434
43,806
Chief climatologist
13,374
14,394
Chief hydrologist
13,083
14,061
Chief of analysis center
12, 771
14,061
Chief scientist
12. 771
14,061
Coordinator of international planning. _
13,686
14,706
Meteorologist in charge
12, 771
14,061
Program director
65,082
70,638
Regional administrative officer
65,082
70,326
GS-14. $12,210 to$13,510:
Assistant chief of division
3 37,960
3 35,048
Assistant program director
9 113,380
9 104,645
Assistant coordinator of international
planning
2 24,960
2 22,963
Chief of section
16 202,300
16 185,578
Climatologist
1 12,480
1 11,357
Editor
1 12,480
1 11,606
Electronic technician
8 98,840
8 91,105
Hydrologist
1 12,480
1 11,606
23 284,810
Meteorologist
23 262,686
13 164.840
Meteorologist in charge
13 152,025
Program director
3 34,799
3 37,710
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
271
271
2,760,005
2,988,799
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-.
544
544
5,145,110
4,739,343
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
673
666
5, 518,635
5.034,936
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
59 444,032
59 409,173
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
1,739
1,667
11,997,715
10,616,049
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
115 729,030
115 671,086
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
1,008
971
5,877,168
5,243,347
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
258
258
1, 370,892
1,258, 566
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
752
735
3, 581,920
3,228, 580
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
357
357
1, 575,808
1,448,819
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
271
271
1,080,417
996, 747
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
30 112,626
30 103,549
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
2 31,500
2 31,500
1947 (72 Stat. 213)
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv173 707,133
164 694,154
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
6,229
38, 2,924
650
,854,809
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
5,465
33,372,003
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
75 422,337
Local rates
33,775
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment
541,427
Other personnel compensation:
255, 426
Regular pay above 52-week base
., 597,356
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
679.062
Additional pay for service abroad
558,872
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses" _____
"Research and development"
"Establishment of meteorological facilities"
" Advances and reimbursements"
"Special statistical work"
,371
42,731,499
385
2,815,199
39,441,267
75 434,279
48 40,754
460,000
150, 390
1,679,879
691,242
588,989
44, 520. 500
37,460,258
43.486,800
$30,421,103
2,403,148
$34, 704,100
3,056,500
$36,266,100
3,255,200
106,880
232,200
5,468,000
26,000
245,200
4, 728,000
26,000
4, 504,127
25,000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
1960 actual
1960 actual
ARMY
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the Army
$22,000
1 $22,000
$22,000
Under Secretary of the Army
20,000
1 20,000
20,000
Assistant secretary of the Army..
60,000
3 60,000
60,000
General counsel
19,000
1 19,000
19,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant secretary of the
Army
3 52,542
3 55, 500
3 55, 500
Administrative assistant to the Secretary of the Army
1 18, 500
1 18, 500
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the assistant secretary
15,392
1 16, 536
1 16,806
Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
16,099
Chief, office of budget and funding
15, 621
1 16,806
1 17,056
Chief, office of fiscal policy and management
1 17,056
15, 870
1 17, 326
Deputy comptroller of the Army
1 17, 576
1 17, 576
16,349
Deputy director, financial operations.
1 17,056
1 17,056
15, 870
Deputy general counsel
15, 870
1 17,056
1 17, 326
Director of civilian personnel
15,870
1 16, 536
1 16,536
Director, office of analysis and review1 17, 576
1 17, 576
16, 349
Director of industrial programs
1 16,806
15,392
1 16, 536
Director of supplies and services program.
1 16, 806
1 17,056
15, 621
General engineer
1 17, 576
1 17,576
16,349
Principal consultant to chief signal
officer
1 17,056
1 17,056
15,870
Special assistant for manpower and
personnel
15,392
Special assistant for personnel security.
1 16, 536
1 16,806
15,392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer.
15,163
1 15, 267
1 15,267
Assistant to the assistant secretary for
procurement
1 16,037
14, 685
1 15, 787
Assistant chief for planning
14, 685
1 15,787
1 16,037
Assistant comptroller for plans and
review
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
14,435
Assistant director, compensation programs
14,206
1 15, 267
1 15,267
Assistant deputy chief of staff, personnel and administration
14,206
1 15,267
1 15,267
Assistant general counsel
72, 425
5 77,855
5 79,185
Army signal supply director
1 15,267
14, 206
1 15, 267
Army small business adviser
1 15, 517
14, 435
1 15, 517
A t torney-ad viser
14, 435
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Chief, civilian personnel and manpower division
1 16,037
1 16,037
14, 914
Chief, real property division
1 15, 787
14, 685
1 15, 787
Chief, military construction
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
Deputy assistant to Secretary of the
Army
1 15, 517
1 15, 787
14, 435
Deputy director of Army budget
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
15,163
Deputy director, office of civilian personnel
1 15, 267
1 15,267
14,206
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review-...
29,349
3 47,861
3 47, 611
Deputy chief, Army audit agency
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
14, 685
Director, electronic machine laboratory.
14, 206
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Electronic engineer
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
14,435
Fiscal and financial economist international supervisor
14, 435
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Industrial specialist.
1 15,267
1 15, 267
Program officei*
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
14, 435
Military intelligence research specialist
1 16, 307
1 16,307
15,163
Research adviser.
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
14, 685
Special assistant for civil functions...
1 16.037
1 16,307
14, 914
Special assistant for reserve forces . . .
14, 685
Special assistant to chief signal officer..
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
14,435
Special assistant for operations, research and ADPS
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
14,206
Special assistant to chief of ordnance
1 15,787
14, 685
1 15,787
Special assistant to chief industrial
division, ordnance
1 15, 517
14, 435
1 15, 517
Special assistant, plans, DCSLOG-...
1 15, 787
14, 685
1 15, 787
Supervisory accountant
14, 914
1 16,037
1 16,037
Supervisory attorney-adviser
14. 685
1 15, 787
1 15,787
Supervisory general attorney.
29, 349
2 31, 554
2 31, 554
Supervisory general engineer
29, 598
2 31, 824
2 31, 824
14, 206
Supervisory transportation officer
1 15, 517
1 15, 517
Technical adviser, materiel maintenance program
1 15,267
1 15, 267
14,206
U.S. Army director of safety
1 15.517
1 15,517
14,435
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
12 174,600
Accountant
12 172,728
12 160,488
12 175,224
Administrative assistant—
13 188, 370
13 177, 918
52 755,252
Administrative officer
56 749,736
54 777,122
Attorney..
2 29,100
2 26,748
2 28,788
Attorney-adviser.
13 174,990
14 204, 798
14 203,549
Auditor
[28
374,270
458, 295
32
32 458,280
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer.
Chemist
College instructor...
Communication officer
Comptroller
Contract specialist.
Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director
Digital computer administrator.
Digital computer systems operator...
Economist
Educational officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Financial analyst
Fiscal officer
General counsel
Historian
Information and editorial specialist..
Information officer
Industrial specialistLogistics specialist
Maintenance program planner
Management analyst
M athematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist...
Meteorologist
Military intelligence research analyst.
Patent adviser...
Penologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Physical science officer...
—
Physicist
Planning officer
Position classifier
—
Printing and publication officer
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst—
Property and supply officer..
Publications officer
Research director
Safety director
...
Social worker
—
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Supply requirements and distribution
officer
Supply storage and distribution officer
Traffic manager
Training officer
Transportation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect
Archivist
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Biochemist..
Biologist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer.
Business analyst-Cartographer.
—
CatalogerChaplain..
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst
Communication officer
Comptroller..
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer systems operator.—
Economist
Educational officer.
Electronic technician
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
9 $120,366
1
~ 13,370
6
80,265
2 26,748
3 39, 249
2 26,756
4 51,084
12 157,574
4 52,535
7 94,263
2 25,840
8 106,960
1 13, 374
1 12,771
1 13,374
9 120,075
4 53,378
137
1
1,896.344
1
- 13,374
1 13,374
1 13,970
1 13, 374
1 13,978
4 54,100
6
2
2
9
4
14
1
2
18
2
1
1
6
20
28
7
8
1
1
8
4
24
4
1
1
5
1
5
3
1
81,180
26,457
27, 061
120, 970
54, 432
196,136
13, 686
26. 456
239, 526
26, 748
13, 686
13, 978
78, 435
265, 991
379, 777
95, 490
105, 807
13, 374
12, 771
106, 702
54,120
322, 889
52, 914
13. 374
13, 374
70, 368
13, 374
66, 892
40,122
13,374
9 $129,546
~ 14,706
87,008
28,788
42,183
28,774
54,996
172,661
42,204
9 $130,794
1 14,706
6 87,032
28, 788
42,183
29,086
54, 996
158,559
13, 749
42.828
87,300
13. 749
1 14,394
1 14.061
1 14,394
9 128,879
2 29,099
134
1,989, 440
1 14,394
1 14, 394
1 14,061
1 14, 394
9 129,836
2
29,099
131
1,951,341
1 14,394
1
1
3
6
2
2
9
4
16
1
1
18
2
.....
6
19
27
7
8
1
1
10
4
24
4
1
1
5
1
10
3
1
14,394
15,038
43,182
86, 676
28.767
29, 432
130,190
58, 512
238, 324
14, 394
14, 394
258,114
28, 788
""l5~038
85, 083
272,481
390, 507
101, 382
113, 841
14, 394
13, 749
142, 961
57, 888
345, 726
58,199
14, 394
14, 394
75, 710
14,394
141, 337
43,182
14, 394
1
1
3
6
2
2
9
4
16
1
1
19
2
14, 394
15,038
43,494
87, 300
29, 100
29, 432
131, 438
58, 512
238, 324
14, 706
14, 706
259, 674
28, 788
" T 15," 038
6 86,049
19 275, 004
26 378, 297
7 102,006
8 115,131
1 14, 394
1 14, 061
10 144, 521
4 57,888
23 332, 892
4 58,199
1 14, 394
1 14, 394
4 60,152
1 14, 394
10 142, 294
3 43, 494
1 14, 394
22 293,043
22 315.981
68,430
26, 769
13, 686
92,135
5 72,282
2 29,100
1 15,038
7 101,381
58, 200
29, 432
1 15, 038
7 102, 317
61 722, 822
38 459, 230
75 889,155
3 36, 255
2 23, 670
23,192
2
38 450,980
17 201,031
103
1,196, 456
2 24,877
57 730, 900
37 484, 240
76 972, 320
3 39,000
2 25, 500
1 12, 750
35 447, 770
22 277, 655
53 681, 570
35 461. 480
72 925, 020
3 39,000
2 25, 750
1 12, 750
30 384, 560
22 278, 985
11 130,185
247, 601
35, 505
117,017
69,347
11,357
12, 555
95, 680
232,129
45,167
11,355
377,462
95,175
11,835
172, 521
11,606
36,225
295,285
36,369
100
1,265,850
3 39,520
1 12, 210
10 127, 500
1 12, 230
21 266, 670
3 38, 250
10 126,110
99,650
12, 480
13, 510
8 103,270
20 252,380
75,170
12,230
359,140
91, 540
12, 750
8
1
1
200,280
12, 480
39.020
345,150
12, 230
22 317,562
4
2
102
1,292, 390
3 39,520
1 12,470
9 114,750
1 12,230
!0 255,180
3 38,500
10 128, 540
100, 400
12, 505
13, 510
103, 790
241, 400
75, 420
12,230
361, 770
91,810
12, 750
201,820
12, 750
39,270
348,080
12, 480
81
82
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND M A I N T E N A N C E ,
ARMY—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
27 $335,617
2 23,192
338
4,164,112
29 347,780
2 23,920
1 11.835
3 35,505
3 36,255
1 11,835
Equipment technician.
Fiscal officer
Geographer
Historian
Information and editorial specialist. __
Information and education specialist _
Information officer.
13 154,605
Industrial specialist
3 35,047
Inspector.
1 II,835
Investigator
—
9 108,765
Legal administrator
2 23,192
Librarian...
1 11,606
Linguist
4 45,926
Logistics specialist
2 24,648
Maintenance program planner
66 779,536
Management analyst
2 23,190
Manpower analyst
10 120,298
Mathematician
9 107, 552
Medical officer
4 46,225
Meteorologist.
57 673,495
Military intelligence research analyst.
2 23,691
Military operations specialist
2 23,920
Motion picture director
1 12,563
Parasitologist
2 23,670
Patent adviser
8 94,734
Personnel director
42 496,652
Personnel officer
1 11,357
Personnel research technician
32 388.109
Physical science officer
11 131,945
Physicist
12 141,562
Planning officer
5 59,425
Position classifier
1 11,835
Printing and publication officer
1 12,563
Procurement and supply supervisor. _
14 165,952
Procurement officer
13 156,605
Production specialist
46 548,210
Program progress analyst
2 23,192
Property disposal officer
1 11,835
Psychologist
2 24,169
Publications officer
1 12,085
Publications writer
1 11,355
Public information officer
7 81,889
Realty officer—
59,151
5
Research analyst
1 11,606
Research psychologist
8 95,911
Safety director
1 11,357
Salary and wage analyst
1 11,606
Scientist general
1 11, 606
Security and intelligence officer
3 35,755
Security officer
1 11, 835
Social worker
4 45, 677
Staff assistant
8 95,180
Statistician
3 35,505
Storage officer..
1 11,606
Superintendent
Supply requirements and distribu67 787,115
tion officer
33 394,346
Supply storage and distribution officer.
2 24,169
Technologist
3 34,547
Traffic manager
1 11, 595
Training officer
14 164,256
Transportation officer
4 45, 677
Transportation research analyst
3, 391
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
35, 563.110
6,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
62, 010,783
10,331
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
77, 192,407
2,318
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
16, 266, 716
11,465
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
74, III, 232
2,649
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
15, 961, 351
11,169
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
61, 075,132
8,008
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
40, 210,974
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
19,299
88, 174,130
28, 273
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
117, 324,313
25,610
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
98, 001,823
5, 597
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
20, 906, 702
200 652, 763
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
4 $52,040
3 37,980
331
4, 486,080
28 363,100
2 26,020
1 13,000
3 38,250
3 39,270
1 12,750
7 88,710
13 166,770
4 50,480
1 12,750
9 117,810
3 37,460
1 12,480
4 49,690
3 38,750
60 765,860
2 25,230
10 129,540
9 119,350
1 13,000
66 840,760
2 26,020
2 25,750
1 13, 520
2 25,500
8 102,460
39 499,150
1 12,750
33 429,160
11 142,510
11 139,980
5 64,000
1 12,750
1 13,520
14 179,250
13 169,310
43 553,560
2 24,980
2 25,230
2 26,020
1 13,000
1 12,210
76,230
6
5 63, 730
1 12, 480
9 115,190
1 12, 750
1 12,480
1 12, 480
3 38, 770
1 12, 750
5 61,920
102, 770
38, 250
37,210
67 847, 780
32 414,120
2 26, 790
4 50,440
2 25, 230
14 177,690
4 49,920
3,401
37, 415, 638
7,053
65, 351, 786
10,396
82, 901,436
2,320
16, 703,260
11, 710
78, 233,846
2,695
16, 651,006
11,372
62, 980,264
7,975
40, 795,098
19,325
96, 270,580
28, 205
127, 321,178
25,177
105, 344, 753
5, 748
22, 042,109
190 683,315
4 $53,040
3 38,230
317
4,314,200
339,700
2
26,020
1 13, 270
3 38, 500
3 39,540
1 12,750
7 89,480
12 154,020
4 50,730
1 12,750
118,620
3
53
2
10
9
1
61
2
2
1
2
38
1
32
11
10
5
1
1
13
13
39
2
2
2
1
1
6
5
1
9
1
1
1
3
1
5
3
3
37,485
12,750
50,190
38,750
678,920
25,230
129,810
119,620
13,270
781,130
26,020
26,020
13,520
25,750
103,790
487,460
12,750
418,280
143,830
127, 500
64, 520
13,000
13,520
166,770
170,640
504,400
25,230
25,230
26,270
13,270
12,470
76,480
64,250
12,480
116, 500
12, 750
12, 750
12,480
39,020
12, 750
62,170
103,020
38, 250
37,210
62 659,140
27 350, 680
2 26, 790
4 51,440
2 25,230
13 165,960
4 50, 400
3,443
37, 952,292
7, 243
67, 423,048
11,100
84, 381,429
2; 320
17, 635,733
11, 715
82, 389,091
2,809
17, 460, 796
10,372
56, 824,341
8,275
43,
19,152
96, 629,570
895
126, 851,017
24,951
105, 400,546
5, 705
22, 111,040
189 691,874
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Secretary of Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Defense:
Assistant director of research and de1 $15,500
1
$15,500
velopment (technical planning)
2 32,000
1 15,500
Chief scientist
Chief scientist for research and de1 16,500
1 16,500
velopment for chief signal officer
1 18,000
1 17,500
Chief specialist and scientific adviser.
Chief technical adviser to the commanding general
1 16,000
Civilian director, office of ordnance
1 15,500
research.
1 15,500
Combat development, scientific ad1 15,250
1 15,000
viser
1 15,500
Deputy chief scientist
1 15,500
Deputy director for research and de33, 500
velopment
2
34,500
Deputy for scientific research and de19,000
velopment for chief signal officer
1
19,000
15,000
Deputy for scientific affairs
19,000
19,000
Director of research and development.
Executive director for technical pro17,000
grams, chemical
17,000
17, 500
Physical science adviser.
17, 500
32,000
46,500
Scientific adviser
16, 500
16, 500
Senior civilian missiles adviser
16, 500
16, 500
Senior civilian scientific adviser
Special assistant for biological, chemi17,000
17,000
cal and medical research
14,500
14, 500
Supervisory general engineer
Technical director and assistant chief,
15, 500
research and development, signal...
15,500
Technical director, research and development
53,000
67, 500
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
1 13,261
13,261
Chief officer
1 12,895
12,895
Engineer
1 11,410
11,410
First mate
Master dredges, barges, tugs, tow15 198,237
16 209,498
boats, etc
13, 534
13,313
Less than $12,210
71,458,047
68,686,977
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
85,037
87,811
Equivalent to less than $12,210
447,046,853
452,317,265
16,955
17,198
Local wage rates..
20,988,503
20,086,365
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
253,207
256,088
1,275,593,569 1,320,752,812
10,774
12,727
22,803,533
52,519,481
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
216,244
218,017
United States and possessions
1,150,018,701 1,218,026,672
Foreign countries:
1,234
U.S. rates.
53,015,742
58,934,104
17,058
Local rates .
16,955
20,039,645
20,988,503
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
4,948,245
4,979,454
United States and possessions.
Foreign countries:
101,518
40,805
U.S. rates
16,657,658
16,644,333
Local rates
Part-time employment: United States
443,446
456,228
and possessions
Intermittent employment:
744,090
801,581
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
11,760
Other personal services:
4,896,880
9,286,208
Regular pay above 52-week base
14,915,067
16,656,491
Overtime and holiday pay
2,333,168
2,279,355
Nightwork differential
5,178,476
4,726,353
Living and quarters allowance...
473,341
475,261
Allowance for uniforms
6,584,340
6,646,120
Additional pay for service abroad
1,573,000
1,748,726
Korean service corps
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
30,324
31,000
Total personal services.
1,287,801,161
1,356,885,434
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Army":
Direct
$1,138,255,000 $1,207,448,000
Reimbursable
149,214,000
149,072,000
"Plant, acquisition, and construction,"
9,592
78,000
Atomic Energy Commission
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
191,934
Commission
176,182
"Refunds, transfers, and expenses,"
Bureau of Customs
18,387
13,500
128,000
82,000
"Defense housing, Army"
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
1960 actual
NAVY
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M ACCOUNTS
OF T H E B U R E A U OF N A V A L P E R S O N N E L
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Education specialist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Education specialist
Occupational research analyst.
Psychologist
Research director
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Budget officer
Education specialist
Engineer
Information specialist
Legal adviser
Occupational research analyst.
Psychologist
Research director
Statistician
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Navy:
Rate of $13,500: Academic dean..
$8,605 to $14,232: Professor and senior
professor.
$7,281 to $10,591: Associate professor..
$5,792 to $9,267: Assistant professor...
$4,964 to $6,619: Instructor
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic.
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Firefighter premium pay
Additional pay for hazardous duty and
dirty work
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"...
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Laundry service, Naval Academy"
"Navy industrial fund"
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
14,394
14,061
54, 996
14,394
14,394
14,394
14,061
14,394
14,394
55, 620
14,394
14,394
14,394
14,394
11,357
34, 569
1
3
1
12,230
37,440
12,480
123, 590
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
37,190
62, 940
62,420
24,960
12,230
12,480
37,980
12, 750
112,130
1,037, 566
169
1, 561, 805
192
1, 599, 543
44 311,003
195
1,362,196
79 489,989
316
1, 782, 853
255
1,316, 957
621
2,879, 648
1,249
5,261,495
1,371
5, 281, 613
241 843,418
18 61,195
13,500
149
1,665, 294
149
1,316,520
77 507,316
19 105,775
1
286
1 $16,536
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
11, 606
1
1 $16,536
$13,083
13,083
51, 687
13,083
13.083
13,083
13,083
69, 826
12, 563
11,835
11,835
34.569
46,175
57, 761
22, 963
12,085
1,953,119
10
1
1
1
3
5
5
2
1
101
1, 156,905
165
1, 648,070
202
1
1
3
5
5
2
13,000
12, 750
37,980
63, 730
63,460
25,230
12,230
1
99
1,131,471
163
3
1, 627,066
201
] ,818, 960
, 809, 804
43 328, 778
45 342,990
203
] ,539, 402
,491,732
71 478,428
460,092
318
311
1, 946, 302
1, 893,057
250
257
1,392, 500
1,443,032
630^
617
,170,670
3, 085,000
1, 2441
1,213
t , 667,104
5, 517, 925
1,367^
1,331
r,733, 555
5, 540,444
223 849,501
215 809, 905
17 62,543
17 62, 951
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy fiscal director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Deputy fiscal director
Engineer
Management analyst
Operations analyst
Personnel officer
Research psychologist
Physical science administrator
Procurement officer
Staff administrative specialist
Supply management officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Bacteriologist
Budget analyst
Educational specialist
Engineer
General supply officer
Management analyst
Military personnel administratorOperations analyst
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physiologist
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Staff administrative specialist
Supply cataloger
Traffic management officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
170
2,045, 210
165
1,569, 278
92 653,844
15 90,135
1 12,563
284
1,974,936
1 12,563
283
1,974,774
,408
46,582,173
46,813, 293
23,720
10,165
28,392
317, 551
520, 649
90,293
16,127
145,738
186,430
457,388
93,569
15,052
143,088
22, 373
19,778
21,495
47,538,038
47,584,309
12,168
28,392
12,168
466, 558
82, 802
15,030
144, 571
4,568
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875__.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
$44, 849,000
645,000
$44,795,000
683,000
832,960
7,000
23,127
408, 599
8,600
1,173,900
7,000
23,000
444,800
9,000
1, 226,000
7,000
23,000
446, 800
9,000
$69,338
$72,509
317,000
322,000
PAID
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $15,267
$12, 771
13, 083
13, 686
13,978
1
12,771
13, 083
1
13,749
14, 394
15, 038
13, 749
13, 749
14, 061
14, 061
14, 061
14, 061
1
13,379
14, 394
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
34, 549
11,357
11, 357
37,190
12, 480
12, 230
12, 480
12, 480
50,420
24, 710
24, 960
2
1
1
2
1
1
11, 606
11, 606
34, 569
11, 357
34,818
12, 563
22, 963
22, 714
12, 563
11,357
23,441
11,357
11, 606
23,192
1 11,357
46 472, 670
135
1,179, 040
2
210
1, 558,540
46 319, 230
393
, 475. 589
74 44L 315
, 556, 605
376
1, 894, 462
830
,753,767
1,533
e, 237, 733
1, 512
,669,380
216 748, 351
17,889
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates Jess
than $12,210
1,228
24, 980
36, 940
12, 230
25, 500
12,230
12, 480
25, 480
54 594,955
139
1 304, 005
225
] ,808,293
39 294,303
394^
, e>90,777
69' 440, 721
700
i , 112, 946
412^
, 241,424
826"
4 , 079, 641
1,476
i , 510,935
1,384
r , 608, 003
145^ 545, 767
5 18, 615
,242
6 , 904, 491
6, 757, 481
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv- 9, 697
9,175
alent to less than $12,210
43, 968, 643
42, 724,861
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
17, 004
16, 323
79,467, 778
80,373,111
535
5,845, 972
3,130, 565
1,121
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
15,136
United States and possessions
15, 041
72, 651, 000
76,151,343
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
60 398,174
60 421,086
Local rates
687 572,632
687 670,117
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
296, 950
566, 000
400,807
680, 892
Overtime and holiday pay
113,159
111,778
Nightwork differential
22, 542
42,145
Additional pay for service abroad..
335,334
335, 334
Firefighter premium pay
Total personal services..
$42,614,704
695,000
1962 estimate
$67,520
53,777
330,552
1960 actual
1,902, 240
151
1, 415,426
73 517,059
15 89,775
160
1961 estimate
SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
ACCOUNTS OF THE M A R I N E CORPS
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425„.
1
,777
8,761
8,676
49,034,148
48,771, 280
46,196,442
353
277
304
2,451,975
1,957,987
2,305,787
45,041,839
CONSOLIDATED
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-
13,500
,209
3,188
3,179
16,669,457
16,378,308
16,699,011
,473
43,890, 655
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—Continued
"Navy management fund".
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"—
13,500
1
83
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy"...
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
75,357, 955
78,411,338
$6, 500
$7,000
65, 552, 288
4, 753, 429
67,140,141
6,017, 581
FROM
84
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
NAVY—Continued
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
A C C O U N T S OF T H E M A R I N E CORPS
CONTINUED
1960 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—C ontinued
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Defense housing, Navy"..
"Navy industrial fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
$172, 885
102,000
502, 678
4,440, 549
$186,000
102,000
484, 799
4,220,409
28, 504
29,018
$140,632
101,112
468,353
4,193,160
120,345
22,136
CONSOLIDATED S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
ACCOUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U OF N A V A L W E A P O N S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant chief for program and management plans
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrative officer
Assistant executive director for contracts
Assistant production officer
Executive director for fleet readiness..
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Comptroller
.
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Engineer
Financial counsel for external affairs..
Production specialist
Special assistant for plans and programs
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Architect
Assistant comptroller
Attorney
Assistant for special studies
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Computer systems administrator.
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Financial officer
Industrial specialist
Mathematician
Naval intelligence analyst
Oceanographer
Operations research analyst
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Planning officer
Production specialist
Program manager
Psychologist
Social science analyst
Scientific staff assistant..
Scientist
Statistician
Technical director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Aircraft industry assistant
Attorney
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Computer systems administrator
Contract specialist
Director, quality control department.
Electronic scientist
Electronic technician
Engineer...
Equipment specialist
Field management officer..
Financial control officer....
Geographer
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Management analyst
FROM
1961 estimate
FROM
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 $16,099
14,435
28, 641
14, 435
14,435
14, 435
29, 598
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
1
17,326
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1
1
1
16, 536
16, 536
16, 806
1
1
1
16, 536
16, 536
16, 806
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1
2
15, 787
31, 304
1
2
15, 787
31, 554
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1
1
1
15,787
15,517
15,787
1
1
1
15,787
15,787
16,037
14,206
1
15,267
15, 267
26,457
7 91, 518
5 66, 870
1 13,978
1 13, 686
2 25, 542
1 13,374
1 12, 771
13 166, 959
10 128, 937
1 12, 771
81,144
6
2
7
5
1
28,767
99,134
72,925
15,038
29,432
72, 260
73, 530
15,038
2 27,810
1 14,394
1 14,061
13 181,623
8 113,466
1 13,749
28,455
1 14, 706
1 14. 394
13 183, 703
6
85, 386
1 14,061
89, 232
6
170
2, 502,010
- 14,394
1
1 14, 706
9 131, 790
1 15, 309
1 14, 061
2
29, 619
1 14, 706
12 176, 974
22 322,172
5 71,283
4 57,866
127, 548
14, 706
14,061
15, 038
29,432
15, 038
29,432
161, 620
293, 401
64, 770
52, 894
166, 023
13, 374
12, 771
13, 686
26, 749
13, 978
26, 769
7 81,453
14 158,182
11 132,433
1 11, 835
10 116, 230
5 57, 034
22 257,224
1 11,835
2
22, 714
15 171, 331
4 49, 794
13 155, 883
1 11, 357
558
6, 709,764
~ 35,526
11, 606
34,799
11,357
36,484
68,391
60,404
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
17, 056
14,206
2, 511,891
1 12,771
1 13,083
119, 225
14,227
12, 771
27,227
13, 374
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
1
1
188
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
1 $18, 512
1
2
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Mathematician
Metallurgist
Meteorologist
Motion picture producer..
Naval intelligence analyst
Operations research analyst.
Patent adviser.
Personnel officer.
Physical science administrator
Physicist..
Physiologist.
Planning officer
Procurement officer.
Production specialist
Program manager.
Psychologist
Scientific staff assistant.
Statistician
Technical director
Technologist
Training officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
6
88,272
176
2, 565, 553
1 14,061
1 14, 394
9 130,831
1 15, 309
1 13, 749
2
29, 619
1 14, 706
12 175,280
22 318,844
5 70,014
4 57, 242
9 124, 989
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
1 15, 038
2
29, 099
1 15, 038
2
29, 099
7 88, 440
13 161, 300
11 143, 790
1 12, 750
10 126,170
5 61. 670
22 279, 880
1 13, 000
2
24, 460
10 125,110
4 52, 790
13 172, 910
1 12,230
539
7, 046, 300
38, 250
12, 750
37,710
12,230
41,350
74,920
65,020
2
7 89, 710
13 163,462
11 145,140
1 13,000
10
126, 816
5 62, 920
22 282,744
1 13,000
2
24,960
10 126, 400
4 52, 790
13 173, 693
1 12, 480
530
6,994,942
3 39,000
12, 750
25,750
12,480
41,350
75,920
65,790
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Chief engineer
Chief mathematician
Chief scientist
Deputy director, range support
Deputy director, test and evaluationDirector, ballistics laboratory
Director, evaluation division
Director, research department
Director, systems analysis division. __
Director, technical support
Head, research department
Head, ordnance department
Research physicist
Scientific adviser
Technical assistant
Technical director
Technical director, associate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Foreman mechanic
Less than $12,210
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
16 $207,480
3 39,790
24,460
13,000
49,920
62,670
87,150
203,420
141,480
586,030
38,230
37, 210
25, 500
448, 610
473,730
36,940
39,520
1 12,480
4 53,310
3 39, 520
1 12, 230
1,900
21,722,321
2,779
26,549,475
3,853
32,798,976
449
3,439,690
4,316
30,177,468
902
5,782,092
3,350
16 $191,006
3 36,503
22,714
11,835
45,926
57,513
80,164
187,529
130,957
540,098
35,027
34,320
2 23, 212
35 412,910
41 468,337
3 34,071
3 36, 254
1 11,357
4 49,087
3 36,254
1 11,357
2,034
21,488,828
2,962
. Ill, 664
4,115
32,349,430
480
3,411,443
4,631
30,080,363
960
5,730,240
3, 594
19, 920, 664
1, 755
8, 910,176
4, 822
22,043, 065
8, 460
34, 405, 042
7,795
29,479,888
1, 451
5,121, 746
87 281,474
8, 859, 769
4, 458
21, 924, 802
7, 853
35, 252, 815
7,170
28, 628, 486
1,332
4, 984,350
78 277,964
4 65, 065
1 16, 016
4 69, 057
1 16,016
1 16, 016
1 15, 018
1 16, 016
3 46, 551
1 16, 016
1 16. 016
3 46, 551
2 29, 787
1 15, 517
1 14, 519
5 76, 587
11 175,184
6 96, 599
4 65, 065
1 16, 016
4 69,057
1 16,016
1 16, 016
1 15, 018
1 16, 016
3 46, 551
1 16, 016
1 16, 016
3 46, 551
2 29, 787
1 15, 517
1 14, 519
5 76, 587
11 175,184
6 96, 599
68 819, 468
84 856, 884
76
736, 060
155
1, 598, 267
20, 016, 212
1, 618
65 824,265
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Chief quarterman, laborer, helper,
and mechanic service
55, 905
Quarterman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
55,280
Leadingman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
80, 504
7 71,113
Supervisory planner and estimator. _.
Less than $12,210
78,878
73,903
417,430,243
404,697,926
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
123, 549
115,407
675,233,179
664,042,261
731
2,394
37,747,067
4,962, 512
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. _. 110,032
108,881
626,733,133
650,354,749
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
471
383
2,921,952
2,387,000
4,315
Local rates
3,749
6,338,000
7,831,027
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
168,201
211,000
Intermittent employment
16,480
18,000
Other personal services:
4,929, 805
Regular pay above 52-week base
2, 555,133
16, 667, 615
Overtime and holiday pay
15,807,143
1, 579,443
Firefighter premium pay
1, 646,564
1, 325,494
Nightwork differential
1,352,000
473,669
Additional pay for service abroad
499,000
85
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps"
"Procurement of aircraft and missiles,
Navy"
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"..
"Other procurement, Navy": Direct
obligations
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
'' Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, Navy": Direct obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction, Navy"
'' Defense housing, Navy"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$771,765
$505,303
$604,914
663,418, 584
680,663,286
657, 597,197
$372,450,493
1,941,628
$397,103,000
3,052,000
$387,993,000
3,453,000
795, 235
825,000
2,847,043
1, 931, 000
2, 295, 000
1,954,000
2, 288, 000
3, 957, 000
4, 297, 000
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.___
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
25, 025, 958
1, 327, 000
4, 859,178
1,102, 000
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
118, 699, 399
240, 432
403, 082
90, 056
121, 061, 536
13, 633, 772
942, 568
428, 204
1960 actual
Equipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Oceanographer
Patent adviser
Personnel officer
Personnel specialist
Physical metallurgist
Physical science administrator..
Physical science coordinator
Physicist
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Physiologist
Production control specialist
Publications officer
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
126, 906, 000
311, 000
415, 000
90, 000
125, 042, 332
15, 860, 954
125, 329, 000
310, 000
414, 000
90, 000
113, 895, 255
16, 291, 942
446,000
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES
ACCOUNTS OF THE B U R E A U OF SHIPS
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Contract specialist
Counsel
Engineer
Phvsicist
GS-15. $13,730~to ~$~1~5~030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Operations research analyst
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Psychologist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Digital computer systems specialistElectronic scientist
Engineer
825, 000
1960 actual
457, 000
PAID FROM
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num - Total Num-• Total Num - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$14,206
14,206
14, 435
47
23
13
4
13, 978
38, 313
13, 374
53, 829
12, 771
13. 083
38, 313
41, 934
635, 756
13, 374
13,374
13,374
53, 809
13,978
14, 456
317,912
13,083
96,055
178,151
53, 205
9 107, 307
7 84, 563
5 60,194
4 48, 567
3 34, 798
5 60,174
3 34,320
2 22, 714
11 138,193
182
2,232, 798
1 12,334
4 46,156
1 12, 563
4 47,112
8 96,178
1 12, 563
2 25,126
57 700,929
3 36, 733
2 24,169
12 139, 710
1 11,606
1 12, 563
7 86,984
3 37,689
41 501,995
1 $15, 517
1 15,267
1 $15, 517
1 15, 517
1
15, 787
1
15, 787
1
3
1
4
1
1
3
3
44
1
1
1
4
1
1
23
1
7
13
4
15, 558
41, 559
13, 749
57, 867
14, 061
14, 394
42,183
45,114
646, 304
14, 706
14, 706
14,394
58,199
15,038
15, 558
337,258
14,394
103,313
191, 569
57,243
1
3
1
4
1
1
3
3
44
1
1
1
4
1
1
23
1
7
13
4
15, 558
42,183
13, 749
58, 200
14, 061
14,394
42, 516
45,114
647, 906
14, 706
14, 706
14,394
58,199
15,038
15, 558
337,902
14,394
103, 646
191,257
57,243
9 116, 250
7 91, 520
4 52,020
4 52,290
3 36,940
5 65,020
3 37,190
2 24, 710
11 148, 720
183
2, 416,900
6
1
4
8
1
2
57
3
2
12
1
1
7
3
41
74, 4G0
13, 790
51,230
103,500
13, 520
27,040
754,010
39,520
26,020
151,110
12,480
13,520
90, 730
40,560
540,380
9 116, 770
7 92,060
4 52,270
4 52,290
3 37, 460
5 65,020
3 37,460
2 24,960
11 148, 720
183
2,427,180
6
1
4
8
1
2
57
3
2
12
1
1
7
3
41
75,170
13,790
51,230
103, 770
13, 520
27,040
755,090
39, 790
26,020
151,380
12,480
13,520
91,270
40, 560
540,650
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Engineer
Naval architect
Physicist
Research consultant
Scientist
Technical director
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Master
Pilot
Less than $12,210
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
2 $25,750
2 $23,920
7 85,860
6 69,597
1 12,230
1 11,357
3 39,520
3 36,483
2 25,500
2 23,442
1 12,750
1 11,835
1,271
1,273
14,626,110
13,539,387
2,368
2,369
23,688,715
21,818,907
3,109
3,106
24,340,173
26,673,710
262
1, 870,977
3,386
22,024,409
470
2, 872,164
2,698
15,070,873
1,007
5,165,898
2,887
13,263,014
4 939
20,669, 682
5,176
19,960,940
1,612
5,615,364
129 430,125
11 170,500
2 31,500
1 16,500
1 15,500
2 31,000
7 110,000
262
2,008,444
3,385
23, 517,129
470
3,078,171
2,695
16,249,590
1,007
5, 515,441
2,793
13,997,174
4,833
22,023,052
5,074
21,218,082
1,612
6,011,292
129 466,747
14 225,000
2 33,000
1 17,500
1 15,500
3 47,500
7 110,000
167
167
2,113, 201
2,113, 201
4 52,022
4 52,022
6,027
,093
46, 546, 521
47,053, 727
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv80,049
alent to less than $12,210
80,974
448, 329, 788 451,908,105
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
115, 800
117,094
687,110, 724
671,055,292
1,614
3, 277
9, 600,834
19, 857, 577
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
111,016
United States and possessions
110, 527
644, 629, 363 671,119,215
Foreign countries:
350
339
U.S. rates
1, 915, 675
1 725, 761
1,
2,
820
2,
951
1
Local rates
4, 475,000
4,842, 591
Positions other than permanent:
415, 619
427,000
Temporary employment
64, 227
64,000
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
2, 601, 700
5,046,104
Regular pay above 52-week base
24, 882,000
36, 251, 221
Overtime and holiday pay
2, 919,000
2, 822, 272
Nightwork differential
1, 857,000
1, 722, 015
Additional pay for service abroad
676,000
630,161
Firefighter premium pay.
Add excess of annual leave earned over
82,000
144, 598
leave taken
Total personal services-Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction. Navy"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"
698, 293, 932
711, 018, 590
$43, 022,198
890,000
$60, 410, 000
1, 063, 000
19, 269, 851
679,000
2, 771,000
604,000
307, 000
120, 655
22, 231,138
1,472,000
121,171
608, 493, 426
927, 602
202, 741
864,150
20, 628, 200
2, 642,000
123, 000
619,902,000
1, 625, 390
943, 000
86
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M
ACCOUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U OF Y A R D S A N D D O C K S
NAVY—Continued
1960 actual
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M
ACCOUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U OF M E D I C I N E A N D S U R G E R Y
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
excess of $15,255:
Medical research adviser
1 $17,600
Parasitologist
1 15,500
Technical director of research
1 17,600
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Comptroller
Medical officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
2 27,956
Chemist
1 13,978
Comptroller
Deputy director, Armed Forces medical publication agency
13,978
Director, administration division
14. 456
13,686
Director, medical statistics division...
13, 978
Medical officer
13,083
Parasitologist
13, 978
Physicist
13,978
Psychologist
13, 374
Scientific director of research
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, medical statistics
11, 606
division
11,606
Bacteriologist
11,357
Biologist
11, 606
Budget officer
23,441
Chemist
Deputy director administration divi1 12,085
sion
Deputy director, medical statistics
1 12,085
division
1 12,563
Educational specialist
1 11,357
Entomologist
Legal assistant to the Surgeon Gen1 11, 357
eral
3 39,104
Medical officer
1 11.606
Personnel officer
5 58,988
Psychologist
30 317,305
GS-13. $10, 635 to $11,935
52 460, 762
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
56 425, 854
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
11 77, 984
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
111 717,282
GS-9. $6. 435 to $7,425
28 170, 761
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
186
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
1,034,079
448
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,8202,261,988
491
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
2, 274,100
756
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6703,217,347
936
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
3, 691,790
110 400,525
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
4 14,435
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
1 15,000
Bacteriologist
2 29,500
Physiologist
1 14,500
Scientific director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
1 12,563
Master mechanic
487
Less than $12,210
2,752, 207
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv4,147
alent to less than $12,210
18,233,651
7,892
Total permanent.
36,563,539
245 996,746
Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
7,455
United States and possessions
35,208,905
Foreign countries:
30 169,132
U.S. rates
162 188,756
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
7,323
Temporary employment.
4,299
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
279,634
Regular pay above 52-week base...
466,639
Overtime and holiday pay
241,806
Nightwork differential
25,359
Additional pay for service abroad .
49, 570
Firefighter premium pay
7,647
Total personal services..
36,641,423
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Digitized for"Research,
FRASER development, test, and
evaluation,
Navy"
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1 $17,600
1 15,500
1 17,600
1 $17,600
1 15,500
1 17,600
1
1
15,517
15,267
1
1
15,787
15,267
2
30,347
2
30,347
15,038
15, 829
14, 706
15,038
14, 061
15,038
15,038
14,394
15, 829
15. 038
15,038
14,061
15,038
15,038
14,394
1
2
1
1
3
12, 750
24, 710
12, 480
12, 750
37, 710
1
2
1
1
3
12, 750
24, 710
12,480
13,000
37, 710
1
13,270
1
13,270
1
1
13,000
13, 520
1
1
13,270
13,520
1 12,490
1 12, 230
3 42,078
3 42,078
1 13,000
1 12, 750
5 64,250
64,
250
5
27 307,002
28 318,001
58 565,960
55 534, 595
62 519,889
60 500, 837
92,535
12
99,
713
13
130 915,040
120 838, 562
219,313
33
204.
201
31
220
200
1 335,172
1.211, 544
452
426
2
467, 612
2,318,827
533
492
2,499, 530
2, 702,583
827
765
3,
765,415
3,487,395
1,016
939
,360,093
4,014,965
100 400,425
105 417,953
3 11, 793
4 15,620
1
2
1
15,000
29,500
14,500
1 12,863
476
2,783,938
1
2
1
15,000
29,500
14,500
1
3,013
487
2,856,147
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
ber salary
ber salary
Assistant director, logistics planning
division
$15,517
Assistant director, housing division....
1 $14,430
15, 787
Contract specialist
1 14,190
15, 517
Counsel
1 14,190
15,267
Engineer.
1 15,150
16,295
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
2 26, 740
2 29,100
Attorney adviser
1 13, 670
Automotive transportation specialist1 12, 770
1 14,061
Contract specialist
1 13,070
1 14,061
Engineer
20 273, 700
19 277,433
Physical science administrator
1 13, 970
1 15,038
Realty officer
2 26,440
1 14,061
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant, supervisor
3 35, 745
3 38, 500
Administrative officer
1 11, 355
1 12, 230
Architect, supervisor
1 12, 555
1 13,520
Attorney-adviser
5 62,940
4 46, 620
Automotive transportation specialist..
1 13,270
1 12,075
Budget officer
1 12, 750
1 11, 595
Chemist
1 13, 520
1 12, 555
Comptroller
1 12, 750
1 11, 835
Contract specialist
1 12,230
1 11, 595
Digital computer systems specialist. _.
2 24, 980
1 11,835
Director, administration division
1 12,750
1 11, 595
Director, construction division
12 148, 740
11 147, 970
Director, design division
7 85, 485
7 92, 310
Director, maintenance division
6 71, 730
8 102, 720
Director, planning division
1 12, 555
1 13, 520
Director, utilities division
2 25,110
4 53,310
Engineer
62 772,650
57 761, 500
1 11. 595
Entomologist
1 12, 750
2 22, 950
Equipment specialist
2 24, 980
1 12, 555
Scientist, electronic
1 13, 520
Housing management officer
2
24, 710
Labor relations specialist
1 12. 210
Management analyst
1 13,000
1 11, 835
Military installation officer
1 12, 480
1 11, 595
Personnel officer
1 12, 075
1 13,000
Real property officer
4 51. 500
4 47,100
Realty officer
5 59,175
4 51, 710
1 11, 595
Soil conservationist
1 12, 750
1 12, 555
Statistician, supervisory
1 12, 230
1 11, 595
Supply officer
1 12, 480
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
475
472
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
4,205
19,212,071
18, 592,010
8,205
7,838
40,292,128
38,412,025
219 925,628
216 885,525
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Director, engineering division
Technical adviser, special structures
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210.
7,785
7,421
38,951, 500
37,110, 500
Deduct lapses
31 209,000
170 207,000
31 208,000
170 207,000
8,000
4,500
10,000
4, 500
147,000
477,000
257,000
28,000
54.000
478,000
267,000
30,000
59,000
7,622
38, 502,000
40,215,000
$26,429,224
8,200,000
$27,879,000
8,300,000
$29, 552,000
8,350,000
2,012,199
2,323,000
2,313,000
1961 estimate
Total permanent..
, 866, 002
1,026
c , 091, 917
9,481, 562
1,091
1,084
1,152, 392
8, 886, 451
57 421,458
466, 571
1,015
, 122,187
6, 863, 780
171 988, 894 152 955,644
976
987
, 330, 241
5, 681,165
248
233
] , 232, 532
1, 258, 972
849
809
, 741,168
3,837. 237
1, 349
1,276
r, 334,332
5, 429, 441
1, 289'
1,170
, 702, 725
4, 599, 209
334
240
, 138, 020
889, 981
120,410
26
88,010
15,150
1
1
15,150
15,650
4 51,521
4 51,978
,615
11, 435
41,104,121
49, 408, 556
18,677
20,103
94,426,758
105,231,166
1,034
1,186
6,260,479
6,757,170
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and;
14,503
15,341
1,815, 596
i, 003,487
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
300
244
2,147,795
1,865, 457
Local rates.
2,8400
3,3322
7,605,052
5,202,888
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week b a s e 645,130
382,779
Overtime and holiday pay
2,188,099
2,165, 241
Nightwork differential
134,224
135, 721
Additional pay for service abroad-.
1, 369, 827
1, 291, 700
Total personal services
92,503, 559
102, 449, 437
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$47, 521, 874
4,200,012
550, 559, 000
8,931,000
87
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—Continued
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Military construction, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$1,928,992
135,699
$2, 030, 000
114,000
$2,025, 000
114,000
13, 097,240
2, 589, 232
21,172,840
1,618,541
239,129
11, 690,100
3, 936, 000
24,101, 337
1,088, 000
11, 459, 000
4,600, 000
25,673,000
891, 000
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
2 $25,126
2 $25,126
2 $24,648
Master mechanic
110 765,190
110 766,396
110 750,499
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv1,039
1,039
1,040
alent to less than $12,210
5, 836, 638
5,817,334
5,686,033
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID
ACCOUNTS OF THE OFFICE OF N A V A L R E S E A R C H
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
Deputy and chief scientist
1 17,500
1 17,500
1 16,500
Physical science administrator
5 80,300
5 80,300
5 80,300
Science director
210,675
13
210,675
13
210,675
13
Scientist
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
15,
517
1
15, 517
1
14,435
Comptroller
—
1 15,267
2 30,534
Electronic scientist
1
15,
517
1
15, 517
1
14,435
Patent administrator
1 15,267
2 30, 534
Physical science administrator
2
30,534
2
30,534
Physicist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 13,749
1 13,749
12,771
Accountant
1 14,061
1 14,061
13,083
Administrative officer
1
15,038
1 15,038
13,686
Attorney
1 14,061
1 14,061
13,083
Biochemist
3
43,825
3
40,
727
43,825
Biologist
1 13,749
1 13,749
12,771
Budget officer
6
86,321
67,496
6
86,321
Chemist
1 14, 706
13,686
1 15,038
Contract administrator
18
258,256
228,363
258,
568
18
Electronic scientist
.
8 118,340
109,139
8 118,340
Engineer
1
14,061
14,061
1
12,
771
Geographer
..
1 14,394
1 14,706
13,374
Information officer
3 43,825
3 44,137
40, 727
Mathematician
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,978
Operations research analyst
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,978
Organic material scientist
5 73,236
5 73, 569
67, 788
Patent adviser
1
14,706
1 14,706
13,686
Patent attorney
2
27, 810
2 28,122
13,083
Metallurgist—
21
308,952
309,285
21
260,128
Physical science administrator
35 507,807
35 508,785
461,385
Physicist-7
97,805
97,805
7
78.165
Psychologist
1 15,038
1 15,038
13, 978
Scientific staff assistant
Training device program administra12, 771
1 13,730
13, 730
tor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
3 37, 440
3 37, 710
2
23, 442
Accountant
2
25,220
2
2
23, 442
25, 220
Administrative officer
3 38, 220
3 38, 220
3 35, 047
Attorney
3 37,190
3 37, 460
3 34, 320
Biologist
1 12, 230
1 12. 230
1 11, 357
Budget officer
18 232, 826
18 233, 326
18 216, 527
Chemist
8 101, 940
8 102, 460
5 59, 696
Contract specialist
44 580, 054
44 579, 284
42 517, 567
Electronic scientist
44 577, 957
44 577, 417
42 510,427
Engineer
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 11, 357
Geographer
1 12,230
1 12,230
1 11,357
Information officer
9 116, 230
9 115, 980
9 107, 307
Mathematician
5 65, 270
5 65, 020
4 47,132
Metallurgist
23, 441
2
3 36, 545
24, 980
2
Oceanographer
4 53, 310
4 53, 310
4 49, 524
Operations research analyst
7 90,250
7 90, 250
7 83,136
Patent adviser
5 63, 210
5 63, 210
5 58, 719
Patent attorney
1 13,000
1 12, 750
1 11, 835
Personnel officer
16 205, 980
17 216,880
16 190, 441
Physical science administrator
59 760, 446
62 795, 701
61 728, 890
Physicist
22,963
2
3 39,020
26, 540
2
Physiologist
7 86, 320
7 86,070
7 80, 475
Psychologist
Training device program administra2 25,460
2 23,674
2
25, 460
tor
385
391
386
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
4,164, 975
4, 397, 220
4, 415, 238
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
525
501
524
4, 575,133
5,125,142
5,132, 490
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
415
459
459
3, 682, 586
3,152, 420
3, 693, 726
8 57,703
9 61,172
8 58,367
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985__
352
373
350
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
2,376,565
2, 372, 711
2, 403, 437
38 249,059
38 251,053
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,87537 224,099
265
265
284
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
1, 559,125
1, 570,290
1, 576,118
142 702,135
140 750,860
140 754,799
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
367
340
340
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,3351, 683,094
1, 682, 014
1, 693,179
360
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
360
363
1, 475, 810
1, 579, 878
1, 586, 534
187 716,985
186 767,808
186 771,692
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
30 107,286
30 115,868
30 116,388
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,1301
2,974
1
3,307
1
3,307
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815-
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions.
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy"—
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
...
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Navy":
Direct obligations
...
Reimbursable obligations "Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund".—
—
"Military assistance"
4, 634
4,640
4,628
34,460,736
34, 405, 496
32,067,863
61
71
160
535,800
667, 460
1,304,620
30,479,780
4,530
4,526
33, 592,036
33,406,636
36 272,137
6 11,326
37 319,522
6 11,878
320, 658
12,242
176,114
177, 500
1, 500
181, 500
1, 500
5,500
63,764
87,200
87,200
131, 900
875,200
33,000
5, 000
2,000
879, 200
33, 000
5,000
2,000
35,051,336
35,114,336
$4,289,000
45,000
$4,334,000
5, 600,000
617,000
24,494,000
6,336
5,601,000
617,000
24, 556,000
6,336
239, 874
861,084
31,059
12,465
1,520
67, 599
32,222,222
t,
072,843
41, 552
5,090,470
473,325
22,505,955
5, 894
32,183
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF THE B U R E A U OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
Supply officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Attorney
Budget officer
Digital computer specialist.
Engineer
Industrial specialist
Personnel officer
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Business analyst
Digital computer specialist.
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Operations research analyst
Personnel officer
Supply officer
Technologist
Transportation officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $14,206
1 14,435
1 $15,267
1 15,517
12, 771
26, 749
12, 771
12, 771
13,978
12,771
26,145
13, 083
80, 870
13, 749
28, 787
26, 520
13, 749
15,038
13, 749
2 28.143
1 14,061
7 101,036
23,192
11,357
142,042
46, 405
11,357
57, 283
93,307
47,361
46,633
68,870
11,357
34,549
384,279
58, 219
12, 563
2
24,980
1 12,230
13 164,337
5 61, 297
1 12, 230
6
73,007
9 111,737
5 62,337
5 61, 567
7 85, 507
1 12,230
3 37,210
37 477,463
5 62, 710
1
243 13, 520
2
1
12
4
1
5
8
4
4
6
1
3
32
5
1
200
057, 454
343, 430
990
7 361, 730
243
687,539
12, 910, 725
275
1, 676,247
1
2
2
1
1
1
2,
568 663, 287
5,
1,155 284, 050
9,
243 142,371
1,
2,209 813,021
14,
304 981,462
1,
971, 261
1 $15,517
1 15,517
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
7
13, 749
28, 787
26, 520
13, 749
15,038
14,061
28,143
14,061
101,036
2 24,980
1 12,480
13 164,337
5 61, 297
1 12, 480
6
73, 007
9 111,737
5 62,337
5 61, 567
7 85, 507
1 12, 230
3 37, 210
37 477, 463
5 62, 710
1 13, 520
245
2, 690,345
572
5, 338, 476
185
9, 414, 825
244
1, 827, 804
2,259
15, 388, 424
304
1, 980, 270
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
88
1960 actual
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
C O N S O L I D A T E D SCHEDULE
COUNTS OF T H E B U R E A U
NAVY—Continued
OP P E R S O N A L SERVICES PAID FROM A C OF SUPPLIES A N D A C C O U N T S — c o n t i n u e d
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,915
1,885
$11,271,730
$11,038,807
588
588
593
3,227,066
3, 244, 620
3, 024,097
2, 473
2,475
2,426
12, 213, 750
12, 298,560
11, 176,892
3,756
3, 790
3, 908
17,218, 698
16, 416,019
17,175,336
5,049
4,824
4,847
19, 521,567
20, 257, 614
20, 235, 810
1,786
1,739
I, 763
6, 575,275
( , 251, 555
6, 622, 920
84 304,416
81 291,589
97 321, 892
1,872
$10, 202,219
3
918
37, 793
172, 556
3 37,908
823
5, 717, 840
3
37,908
>08
5, 615,348
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivII,849
11,418
14, 324
alent to less than $12,210
60, 378,392
58,320, 524
67, 513,831
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
32, 945
32, 540
35,325
174, 396, 210
173, 300, 515
171, 964, 870
1,140
649
2,162
2,903, 515
6,092,210
11, 127,949
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
29,965
31, 459
30,063
United States and possessions
164, 516,074
166, 627, 325
157, 311,473
Foreign countries:
156
156
145
U.S. rates
1,090, 717
1,091, 867
933,530
1, 559
1,684
1, 672
Local rates
2, 591, 918
2, 677, 808
Other personal services:
206,855
637,000
Regular pay above 52-week base
221, 690
3,358,000
3,359,000
Overtime and holiday pay
427,044
439,000
439,000
Nightwork differential
177, 657
190,000
190,000
Firefighter premium pay
108, 322
110,000
110,000
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps"
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"-.
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Defense housing, Navy"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"
165,978,489
173,038,000
174,495,000
$154,969, 241
6, 689, 784
$160,608,000
7, 734,000
$162,171,000
7, 734,000
38,000
53,000
38,000
1,094,000
1,039,000
125,130
9, 520
64, 687
770,310
9,810
11, 586
45,181
3,283, 240
11,000
11,000
3,500,000
3,"502,"666
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE E X E C U T I V E OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE N A V Y
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
1 $22,000
Secretary of the Navy
1 20,000
1 20,000
1 20,000
Under secretary of the Navy
_ .
3 60,000
3 60,000
3 60,000
Assistant secretary of the Navy
1 19,000
1
19,000
1
19,000
General counsel
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Administrative assistant to the sec1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
retary of the Navy
Assistant comptroller for accounting
1 18,512
1 18,512
and finance
1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
Director, office of analysis and review..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant comptroller for accounting
and
finance
- .
1 16,349
Assistant director, office of naval
1 16,536
1 16,536
material, procurement. _
1 17,326
1 15,870
1 17,326
Chief, Navy management office.
Deputy director, office of analysis and
1 15,621
review, program appraisal.
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570—Continued
Deputy general counsel, procurement.
Deputy general counsel, property
Executive assistant to assistant secretary of the Navy (material), facilities
Executive assistant to assistant secretary of the Navy (material), procurement
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (personnel and reserve
forces), civilian personnel
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (research and development)
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director, office of naval material, procurement
Counsel, office of the Navy comptroller
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review, facilities
Deputy director, office of analysis
and review, material
Deputy director, office of analysis
and review, program appraisal
Director, contract audit, office of
Navy comptroller
Director, contract clearance, office of
naval material
Director, data processing systems,
Navy management office
Director, employment, office of industrial relations
Director, estimates and analysis,
office of Navy comptroller
Director of accounting, office of Navy
comptroller
Director of finance, office of Navy
comptroller
Director, wage and classification,
office of industrial relations
Special assistant to assistant secretary of the Navy (personnel and reserve forces), manpower.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Assistant director for facilities
Assistant director for housing
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Deputy director for facilities
Engineer
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialistInsurance examiner
Logistics analyst
Management analyst
Manpower analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer
Printing and publications officer
Procurement officer
Program analyst
Security specialist
Special assistant to chief of naval
material
Special assistant to secretaries
Statistician
Systems analvst
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Engineer
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialist
Inspection specialist
Insurance examiner
Management analyst
Manpower analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer
Preservation and packaging specialist .
Printing and publications officer
Program analyst
Safety program specialist
Special assistant to chief of naval material
Statistician
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 .
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 .
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
1961 estimate
Num- Total ^um- Total
ber salary ber salary
$15,621
15,621
1
$16,806
15,392
1
16,536
15,392
1
16,806
15,392
1
16,806
15,392
1
16,806
1
16,806
14,685
14,435
15,787
14,914
16,307
14, 435
15, 787
15, 267
14,914
15, 267
14, 435
15, 517
14, 206
15, 517
15, 267
14, 435
15, 267
14,685
16,037
16, 037
15, 517
1
14, 685
15, 787
8
4
1
1
12
11
9
5
1
3
2
3
1
4
5
5
3
11
2
1
9
2
108, 701
54, 413
13, 374
13, 374
160, 872
147, 054
117, 664
67, 495
12, 771
41,039
27, 061
39,832
13, 686
54,101
66,289
67,183
41, 039
145, 328
27, 956
13, 978
120, 097
25, 854
117, 001
86, 673
14. 394
14, 394
202, 448
155.999
97,845
113,195
14,061
45.114
29,099
56, 259
14, 706
43,181
72, 593
86,987
43, 825
139,716
30, 618
15, 309
100, 715
27,498
3
2
2
1
40, 434
25, 854
26,145
13,083
20
6
4
46
1
8
6
4
7
2
1
10
1
1
20
1
4
3
1
241,193
71, 301
46, 830
535, 643
11, 606
92,311
71, 510
50, 252
82,180
22, 990
12, 085
119,120
11, 835
11,606
234,684
12,563
47,839
34,569
11,835
10
2
1
7
2
3
2
2
1
44, 450
28,143
28, 455
13, 749
19 245, 000
6
77, 000
4 49, 690
47 586, 567
4 48, 920
10 125,140
10 127, 520
4 54, 080
13 162, 520
24, 460
2
1 13, 000
102,480
277,300
1 13, 520
8 101,710
4 50,460
1 13,000
22
2 24,170
2 26,540
2 23,192
2 25,230
2 23,691
2 25,480
358
348
3,586,677
3,981,703
481
578
4,209,432
5,429,678
793
1, 111
5,956,219
8,930,861
279
227
1,986,336
1,729,416
974
1,518
6,400,409
10,741,157
950
405
5,722,057
2,615,391
89
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less than
$12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent _
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,015
$5,740,076
464
2,340,249
1,022
4,777,395
1,723
7,295,211
1,463
5,687,341
439
1,602,526
21 68,644
10
50,068
805
806
$4,886,952
$4,876,319
445
450
2,463,552
2,471,846
2,
987
i0
1,000
5,006,837
5,043,408
1,822
1,8
8,300,196
8,261, 522
1, 361
1,377
5,712,053
5, 739,700
400
401
1,548,253
1, 555,973
13 47,066
16 56,579
10
57,475
12
66,615
1,062
1,049
5,828,933
5,927,006
5,580,994
11,442
11,395
11,300
71,589,839
64,723,823
71,620,330
327
285
303
2,004,854
1,218,069
2,042,911
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
11,046
11,077
10,910
69,186, 694
69,965, 609
62,373,886
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
45 353,969
45 347,582
43 294,763
19 52,192
Local rates
20 50,320
17 43,143
Positions other than permanent: Inter15,400
21,433
15,400
mittent employment
Other personal services:
484, 591
265,716
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,303,992
1,365,026
1,368,649
Overtime and holiday pay
175, 582
169,700
162,000
Nightwork differential
174,517
220,518
239,905
Additional pay for service abroad
Add excess of annual leave earned over
52,897
20,000
67,782
leave taken
Total personal services...
64,946,1
71,666,676
72,177,724
Salaries and wages are distributed
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy'
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations.
"Navy industrial fund"...
"Navy management fund"
$31,948,381
349,939
7,188,817
25,459,729
$34,782,300
411,100
7,781, 276
28,692,000
$34,640,700
511,800
8,026, 224
28,999,000
SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S F O R THE OFFICE OF T H E J U D G E
A D V O C A T E G E N E R A L PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE E X E C U T I V E
OFFICE OF T H E S E C R E T A R Y OF THE N A V Y
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Attorney
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Admiralty counsel
Member, board of review
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant for administration
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$16,536
1
$16,536
12,771
89,397
1
7
14, 061
96,102
7
96,102
11,355
1
3
2
2
3
3
6
14
25
38
10
12,230
34,478
18,426
16,147
20,269
18,447
37,604
75,153
121,314
164,980
38,694
1
3
2
2
3
3
6
14
25
37
10
12,480
34,478
18,426
16,147
20, 269
18,447
37,604
75,153
121,314
160,940
38,694
115
3
671,457
28,457
112
643,000
1
$14,430
1
7
22,180
26,430
14, 780
18,405
5, 620
34,980
69,310
103,720
153,470
46,195
3,255
4,867
117
3
4,867
4,867
631,165
25,943
117
5
605,222
112
41,819
647,4
1,622
4,720
2,164
2, 511
3,000
3,000
613,728
653,000
646, 000
SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S F O R T H E OFFICE OF T H E CHIEF OF
N A V A L O P E R A T I O N S P A I D F R O M ACCOUNTS OF T H E E X E C U T I V E
OFFICE OF THE S E C R E T A R Y OF THE N A V Y
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Development coordinator..
1 $18,013
1 $18,013
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director long range objective
group
1 15,870
1 17,056
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Research analyst
28,641
2 31,241
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
12,771
Assistant comptroller
13,749
Chemist
13,083
14,394
Civilian executive assistant-.
15,038
13,978
Communication specialist
14,394
13,070
Digital computer systems administrator
Director of division
4 51,980
57, 243
Engineer
10 136,782
117,395
International relations officer
2
30,347
28,205
14,394
Logistics systems coordinator
1 13,374
14,394
Management analysis officer
1 13,083
14.394
Navigation specialist
1 13,083
13,749
Oceanographer
1 12, 771
Office services manager
13.749
13,083
14,061
Personnel officer
67,184
86,029
Physical science administrator
40,144
43,160
Physicist
13,978
15,038
Progress analyst
13,374
14,394
Special assistant
106,661
115,837
Research analyst
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
4 46,405
50,210
Administrative officer
12,480
Astronomer
36,004
39,270
Cartographer
11,606
12,480
Communications specialist
11,357
12,230
Digital computer programer
Digital computer systems adminis12, 230
trator
1 11,357
Director, six-inch transit circle divi1 12,480
sion
12 145, 691
14 182, 330
Engineer
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Fire protection coordinator
1 11,835
1 13,000
International relations officer
1 11,357
1 12,230
Labor economist
1 11,357
1 12, 480
Librarian
1 11,606
1 12.750
Management analysis officer
1 12, 230
Mathematician
1 12,563
Metallurgist
22, 950
2
2 25,200
Meteorologist
4 50,252
Oceanographer
4 54,080
1 11,835
Office services manager
69,616
6
6 75,940
Personnel officer
4 49,774
4 54,080
Physical science administrator
1 11,357
2 24,460
Program analyst
4 47,133
4 51,250
Progress analyst
1 11,835
1 13,000
Requirements review officer
32 408,843
30 354,222
Research analyst
3 36, 732
Statistician
3 39,790
Supply requirement and distribution
officer
1 11,835
1 13,000
1 11,835
1 12,750
Technical adviser
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
187 , 958, 794 2162, 449,152
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
361 , 202, 567 3913, 734,360
619
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
, 313, 850
5,035, 565
121 900,195
117 820, 206
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
533
502
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
3, 718, 429
, 219, 709
152
159
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
930,293
1,033,466
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
653
3, 930, 415
, 467,144
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
518^
516
2,851, 306
, 652,133
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
1,401
1,385
6, 928, 765
,
406,
030
e
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
2,042
2,146
9,277,
050
,
994,
095
i,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-.
1,228
1,422r
, 548, 722
5,120, 995
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
149 534, 966 139 529,103
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
12 43,540
15 50, 670
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Chief communications adviser
15, 517
1 16,016
Deputy director development planning
group
15, 517
1 15,517
Scientific director
15, 500
1 15,500
Engineer, scientific and technical director
1
15,517
15, 517
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
5,521
4,905
24,
21, 508, 227
, 291, 007
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1,674
1,740
5, 725,990
, 081,705
Total permanent.
15, 579
14, 736
14,!
73,196,147
74, 719, 490 I
73,420,037
90
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
NAVY—Continued
SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF
NAVAL OPERATIONS PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Deduct lapses.
1,034
$4,038,648
440
$2,190,621
428
$2,174,629
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
12,372
11,821
United States and possessions... 12, 580
>8,076,099
66,608, 746
65,022,130
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates...
332
332
318
] , 664,906
1,
1,820,
532
1, 833, 232
Local rates
1, 592
2
'9
1, 647
1, 679
!, 470,463
2, 632,238
Positions other than permanent: Inter2,803, 430
mittent employment
13,300
14,000
Other personal services:
14, 000
Regular pay above 52-week base..
500, 896
257, 294
Overtime and holiday pay
, 865,267
1,704,120
1, 691, 863
Nightwork differential
332,404
345,100
344,295
Additional pay for service abroad
975,414
990, 232
832,179
Firefighter premium pay
441,474
433,000
433,000
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"_.
"Other procurement, Navy"
"Procurement of ordnance and ammunition, Navy"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Military construction, Navy"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"
73,286,254
76,272,615
74,560,745
;62,841,236
7,156, 521
181,724
$67,133,260
7, 760,000
$65,493, 330
7, 717,000
14,000
14,000
373,925
162,870
1,356,851
196,928
1,014,377
147,800
37,000
74,000
1,023,555
1,077,615
SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE MILITARY SEA TRANSPORTATION SERVICE PAID FROM THE NAVY INDUSTRIAL FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attornev adviser
Naval architect
_ ... ... ...
Special adviser (merchant marine
matters)
__
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Marine transportation officer
Naval architect
Personnel officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Attorney adviser
Budget officer
Digital computer systems officer
Engineer
Marine transportation specialist
Naval architect
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Statistician..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Less than $12,210..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num-• Total Num - Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $14,435
1 14,435
1 $15, 787
1 15, 517
1 $16, 037
1 15, 787
1
14,206
1
15, 267
1
15, 517
1
1
3
1
14, 456
12, 771
40,143
12, 771
1
1
3
1
15, 558
14,061
43,473
14, 061
1
1
3
1
15, 829
14, 061
43, 473
14, 394
4 47, 840
4 47, 611
1 11, 835
1 11, 606
1 11, 606
3 34, 549
5 59,944
3 35, 297
1 11, 835
1 11,357
64 672,986
95 848, 033
139
1, 085, 831
42 301, 365
142 935, 414
37 237,038
135 765, 542
90 457, 463
188 858,909
250
1,043, 937
158 620, 890
17 62, 028
7 23, 859
4 52,000
4 51,230
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
3 37,460
4 51,770
4 50,460
1 13, 000
1 12, 480
60 675, 600
90 886,050
123
1,036, 603
38 306,641
123 899, 904
35 243,797
124 727,768
85 473.749
173 852, 634
227
1, 026, 896
142 602, 577
15 59,797
7 26, 477
4 52, 540
4 51, 500
1 13,000
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
3 37,960
4 53, 080
4 50. 980
1 13, 000
1 12,480
60 681,000
90 894,150
123
1, 047, 263
38 309, 776
123 843, 569
35 246, 619
109 626, 554
85 480, 763
168 824, 287
227
1, 038. 648
142 611,452
15 60. 629
7 26, 893
$1,337,164
$1,246, 816
94.
89
1, 338,401
1,240, 531
1, 240, 531
6.892
6, 059
6, 059
35, 523, 977
30,374,185
30, 457, 656
324
2, 097, 842
48, 617, 376
985
6, 579, 510
269
1, 742, 900
7,786
7, 766
42. 863,299
42, 824, 644
328
126
1, 602, 892
2, 958,220
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. __ 7,381
7, 027
7,209
39,281,163
39,138, 938
37, 822,265
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
332
346
2, 646, 254
1,943, 014
Local rates
96 110,449
99 139,800
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
4, 000
1,875
Intermittent employment
407,112
567,614
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
30. 600
66, 667
Overtime and holiday pay
6,973,900
7, 328,290
Premium pay and penalty time
998, 900
1, 006, 687
Hazardous duty pay
144,200
135, 825
Living and quarters allowance
45,300
95,141
Uniform allowance
7,200
7, 800
Add excess annual leave earned over leave
taken
101, 509
Deduct excess annual leave taken over
leave earned
283, 754
OPERATION
170,800
97,000
74,000
101
Master
Total personal services.
1,822
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Engineer
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
50,964,011
AND
MAINTENANCE,
1960 actual
48, 617, 800
AIR
FORCE
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the Air Force
$22.000
$22,000
Under Secretary of the Air Force
20, 000
20, 000
60,000
Assistant secretary of the Air F o r c e 60, 000
19, 000
General counsel
19, 000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant secretary (financial
management)
17, 514
18, 512
Deputy for requirements review
17, 514
18, 512
Special assistant for installations
17, 514
18, 512
Special assistant for manpower, personnel and reserve forces
18, 512
17, 514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Academic director, air force institute
of technology
16, 536
15, 392
Associate director, accounting and
16, 536
finance
16, 536
Associate director of budget
Administrative assistant to Secretary
1 15,621
16, 806
of the Air Force
16, 536
Assistant for financial management._.
15,392
16, 536
Assistant for materiel
16, 806
15, 621
Assistant for systems
Assistant to director, maintenance
15. 392
16, 536
engineering
Assistant to director, plans and pro15,392
16, 536
grams
Assistant to director, supply and serv15, 392
16. 536
ices
15, 392
16, 536
Chief, counter-intelligence division
Civilian director, procurement and
15, 621
16, 806
production
15. 392
16, 536
Deputy auditor general
15, 392
16, 536
Deputy comptroller
16, 099
17, 326
Deputy for contract financing
Deputy for manpower, personnel and
16, 349
17, 576
organization
16, 099
17, 326
Deputy for materiel programs
Deputy general counsel (procure15, 621
16, 806
ment)
Deputy to the special assistant instal15, 621
16, 806
lations
16, 099
17, 326
Director of civilian personnel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Aeronautical research, development
and design engineer, director of
14, 206
15,267
flight research
15,267
Assistant auditor general
Assistant to commander, aeronautical
16, 307
15,163
systems center
1962 estimate
91
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295—Continued
Assistant to commander, electronic
systems
Assistant to commander, western
contract office-Assistant to director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant for ground safety
Assistant for financial management.
Assistant for plans
Assistant for security
Assistant for small business
Assistant for transportation..
Associate director, accounting and
finance
Associate deputy director for real
property
Associate director of budget
Associate director of management
analysis
Associate director, statistical services
Chief, atomic warfare team, operations analysis
Chief, classification and wage administration, civilian personnel
Chief, combat operations team, opertions analysis.
Chief engineer
Chief, guided missile team, operations analysis
Chief, operation and maintenance
division, director of budget
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, placement and employees relations division, civilian personnel
Chief, planning analysis team, operations analysis
Chief, procurement division, director
of budget
Chief, research, development and
missile division, director of budgetChief, program integration group
Chief, technical liaison team, operations analysis
Chief, weapons systems team, operations analysis
Deputy director, logistic support
management
Deputy chief, aircraft missiles and
equipment division
Deputy for transportation and communications
Deputy director of civilian personnelDeputy for procurement and production
Deputy for reserve and ROTC affairs.
Deputy for security programs
Director of civilian personnel
Director of western district, auditor
general
Senior staff adviser
Special adviser, special study group...
Special assistant to director, special
investigations
Special assistant to director, special
investigations
Special assistant for financial control
of resources
Special assistant (purchasing)
Special assistant (industrialfinance)—
Technical director, deputy chief of
staff operations
Technical director, special communications services
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Accounting chief
Accounting machine supervisor
Administrative analyst
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Adviser, technical
Air intelligence specialist Analyst cost
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, collection
Assistant chief, documentation
Assistant chief, electronics
Assistant chief, missiles and space
division
Assistant chief, propulsion divison...
Assistant chief, science and components.—
Assistant chief, general counsel
Assistant chief, real estate
Assistant chief, advanced systems
Assistant chief, advance support
Assistant chief, plans and requirements
Assistant chief, technical services
Assistant chief, armament management division
Assistant chief, support systems
Assistant chief, civil engineer..
Assistant chief, petroleum division
Assistant chief, contract administration division
Assistant chief, procurement
570200-61
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3 $43,076
14,435
14, 685
29,369
14,435
15,163
14,206
1
14,206
1
14,206
1
1
14,685
14,685
1
15,163
1
1
14,435
14,435
1
14,435
1
2
14,206
28,891
1
14,435
1 $15,267
1 $15,267
1
2
5
1
15,267
31,034
77,585
15, 517
1
2
5
1
15,267
31,034
77, 585
15,517
2
1
1
1
31, 574
15, 517
16, 307
15,267
2
1
1
1
31, 574
15, 517
16,307
15,267
1
15,517
1
15,517
1
1
15, 787
15,787
1
1
15, 787
15, 787
1
15, 517
1
15,517
1
15,517
1
15,517
1
2
15,267
31,054
1
2
15,267
31,054
1
15,517
1
15, 517
1
14,435
1
15, 517
1
15, 517
1
14,206
1
1
15,267
15,517
1
1
15,267
15, 517
1
14,435
1
14,206
1
15,267
1
15, 267
2
28,412
2
30,534
2
30,534
1
14,206
1
15,267
1
15,267
14,435
1
1
15,517
15,517
1
1
15,517
15,517
14,435
14,206
14, 206
14,206
1
1
1
1
15, 517
15,267
15, 267
15, 267
1
1
1
1
15,517
15, 267
15, 267
15,267
1
3
14. 685
43,305
1
1
3
15, 267
15, 787
46,551
1
1
3
15, 267
15, 787
46, 551
1
15, 517
1
15,517
1
14,435
1
14,206 -
1
1
1
14,685
15,163
15,163
1
1
1
15,787
16, 307
16,307
1
1
1
15, 787
16,307
16,307
1
14,206
1
15,267
1
15,267
1
15, 267
1
15, 267
122, 524
27, 664
26.440
38, 911
13, 978
381,313
65, 358
108, 552
13,978
132, 533
13, 083
13,978
13,978
9 133,380
5 71, 323
2 28, 626
4 56,136
2 29, 996
27 384, 223
7 98, 386
7 96,243
1 15,038
9 128, 377
1 14,394
1 15,038
1 15,038
9 133, 713
5 71. 635
3 42, 788
5 70, 631
2 30,328
27 392,082
7 99, 693
7 97, 491
1 15,038
10 143,285
1 14,394
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,374
13,978
1
1
14,706
15,038
1
1
14,706
15,038
13,978
27,372
13, 686
13,374
12,771
1
2
1
1
1
15,038
29,744
14, 706
14, 706
14,061
1
2
1
1
1
15,038
30,076
15,038
14,706
14,061
12, 771
12,771
1
14,394
1
14,706
13.083
38,313
13,083
1
3
2
1
14,061
40,893
28,129
14,061
14,394
42,183
28,129
14,394
12, 771
13,374
4
56,910
57,867
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Assistant chief, management and
3 $42,183
3 $41,247
3 $38,313
engineering division
Assistant chief, equipment standard1 14,061
1 14,394
1 12,771
ization
1 13,749
Assistant chief, materiel services
Assistant chief, plans and manage3 42,830
26, 457
3 42,518
ment
13, 686
1 15,038
1 15,038
Assistant chief, production
2 29,370
1 29,703
27, 310
Assistant chief, programs and analysis.
13,083
Assistant chief, quality control
Assistant chief, service engine divi12, 771
1 14,061
1 13,749
sion__
4 56,909
4 57,554
52, 603
Assistant chief, weapon systems
Associate chief, Air Force services
12, 771
1 14,061
1 14,061
office
12, 771
1 14,061
1 14,061
Associate chief, aircraft division
Associate chief, accounting and
1 14,061
1 14,061
12, 771
finance division,..
1 14,061
Associate chief, base commander
1 14,061
Associate chief, comptroller
1 13,374
Associate chief, contract division
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 12,771
Associate chief, instrument division
17 246,022
18 263,222
13 178,146
Attorney
5 73,715
5 73,986
3 42,120
Auditor
2 30,347
2 30,347
2 27,956
Budget analyst
2 29,099
3 42,620
6 78,746
Budget officer
1 15.309
1 15,038
1 13,978
Cartographer.
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 13,978
Chief, operations support division
Chief, production and distribution
15,038
13,978
15,038
plant.
15,038
27,060
14,706
Chief, chart research division
15,038
13,978
15,038
Chief, long range planning
Chief, aviation education, civil air
14,061
13,749
13,083
patrol..
15,038
15,038
13, 978
Chief, programs requirements.
13, 686
Chief, operations support
Chief, printing and distribution
13, 686
plant
1 14,706
1 14,394
13,038
Chief, financial programs division
1 15.038
1 15,038
13,978
Chief, contract audit, eastern district.
1 15,038
1 15,038
13,686
Chief, contract audit; central districtChief, contract audit, southern dis1 13,083
trict
Cchief, contract audit, western dis15,038
14,061
13, 686
trict..
14,706
14,061
13,083
Chief, internal audit, western district60,152
60,152
55,912
Chief, materiel management
15,038
15,038
13, 978
Chief, facilities
14,061
13,749
12,771
Chief, aircraft and equipment
14,394
14,061
13,083
Chief, data systems.
27,867
28,455
26,145
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, management engineering di1 13,749
13,749
vision.
13,374
Chief, management services office
14,061
13,749
12, 771
Chief, missile division
14,061
13,749
12,771
Chief, air materiel procurement
14,394
14,061
13,374
Chief, operational programs.
14,706
14.394
12,771
Chief, plans and research.
14, 706
14, 394
13, 374
Chief, plans and operations division. _
28,455
28,143
13,374
Chief, plans and programing division.
14, 061
13,
749
Chief, procurement and production.._
14, 706
14, 394
13, 374
Chief, shops division.
43,
804
43,471
40,
231
Communications officer
72, 841
71, 231
27, 053
Contracting officer
28,
660
275
28,
25,
542
Dean..
14, 706
27, 664
14, 706
Deputy director of operations
43, 493
39, 540
42, 503
Deputy director, supplies and services.
15,038
13, 978
15, 038
Deputy director, engineering support13, 978
15, 038
15,038
Deputy director, eastern district
13, 978
15,038
15,038
Deputy director, southern district
12,
771
14, 394
14,
061
Deputy director, safety program
14, 061
13, 749
12, 771
Deputy director, procurement
43,493
42,
827
39,
224
Deputy director, personnel
71, 622
71, 297
65,077
Deputy director, comptroller.
14, 706
14, 706
13, 374
Deputy director, contractual supportDeputy director, contract administra14,
061
13,
749
tion
14, 706
14, 394
1 13, 374
Deputy director, equipment services..
14,
394
14,061
1
12,
771
Deputy director, industrial production
14, 394
14, 061
1 12, 771
Deputy director, logistic support
73,
488
72,
895
5
67,
484
Deputy director, maintenance
Deputy director, materiel manage2 28,788
28,122
3 39, 540
ment
—
Deputy director, petroleum and
1 14,394
1
14,061
1
13,083
chemicals
Deputy director, plans and manage2
28,455
2
28,143
2
25,
854
ment
Deputy director, plans and program14,394
14,
394
1
13,083
ing
101,663
100, 697
8 106, 698
Deputy director, procedures
29, 703
29,
432
1
13,978
Deputy director, production
28,115
28.115
1 12, 771
Deputy director, quality control
13, 749
13,
749
Deputy director, special weapons
14, 706
14, 394
1 13, 374
Deputy director, strategic systems—
15,038
14,
706
1
13,686
Deputy director, support systems
Deputy director, supply and trans58,
842
57,
852
5
66,
883
portation
15,038
15, 038
1 13, 686
Deputy director, systems integration..
Deputy director, tactical and defense
14, 706
14,706
1 13,374
systems
14,706
14,706
1 13,374
Deputy director, weapons systems—
14,394
14,394
1 13,374
Director, construction engineer
28,
788
28,455
25,854
2
Director, civilian personnel
14,061
13,749
? 1 12, 771
Director, central district.
15,038
15,038
13,978
1
Director, western district
15,309
15,038
1 13,978
Director, education
92
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE,
AIR
1960 actual
FORCE—Continued
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Director, production
1 $14,061
1 $14,394
Director, quality control
1 14,061
1 14,394
Director, contract administration
1 14,061
1 14,394
Education specialist
29,670
$27,340
29,930
2
2
Engineer, aeronautical
12,771
3 43,154
3 43,154
Engineer, architectural
13,083
1 14,394
1 14,394
Civil engineer
13,978
1 15,309
1 15, 309
Engineer, construction
41,934
3 45,385
3 45,656
Engineer, electrical
27,804
12,771
28,129
2
2
Engineer, electronics
121,546
9 131,872
9 132,517
Engineer, general
234, 299
18 266, 579
19 281,909
29,526
Engineer, industrial
27,348
29,742
2
2
Engineer, maintenance
28,126
2 30,534
2 30, 534
28,788
26,756
Engineer, mechanical
2
2 28,788
13,978
Engineer, production
1 15,038
1 15,309
28,767
13.686
2
Engineer, research
2 29,099
42,390
3 44,900
Historian
3 44,925
13,083
1 14,394
Industrial specialist
1 14,394
28,549
26,141
2
Inspector, procurement
3 42,495
93,029
8 113,813
8 115, 726
Intelligence specialist
122,842
10 146,435
11 162,176
Investigator
1 13.749
1 14,061
Labor relations adviser
1 14,061
1 14,394
Librarian
13,083
42,495
3
3
Maintenance planner
39, 210
42,495
Materials analyst
54,704
3 45,324
3 45,656
Mathematician
13,978
1 15,309
1 15,309
Operations analyst
607, 896
48 699, 209
49 716,457
Personnel assistant
13,686
1 15,038
1 15.038
Personnel officer
293, 893
23 332,240
24 349,552
Physicist
41, 634
4 59,115
4 59.115
Procedures analyst
79,020
8 113,305
7 99,203
Procurement officer
291, 684
19 273,993
21 303,703
Production analyst
13,374
1 14,394
1 14, 706
Production control officer
39,523
3 42,829
3 43,154
Production supervisor
40,123
3 43,474
3 43,786
25,854
Psychologist
3 42, 516
3 43,806
13,978
Research adviser
1 14,394
1 14,394
13,083
Research and development officer
2
28,110
2
28,435
39, 831
Security officer
3 42,204
3 43.116
12, 771
Special assistant, historical data
1 14,061
1 14,061
Special assistant, contract audit
southern district
1 14,394
1 14,394
Special assistant, loan examiner
13,374
1 15,038
1 14, 706
Statistical analyst
53,817
5 72,850
4 58, 518
Statistician
67,159
4 58,864
4 58,531
Supply officer
371, 704
31 442,005
30 424,331
Technical adviser
120,346
126, 608
9 126,500
Traffic manager
13,374
14,394
1 14.394
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
362,160
27 318,102
26 334,697
Accountant
114,461
9 113,995
10 117,415
Accounting chief
162,877
137,126
11
102,
675
9
Accounting machine supervisor
208,093
16 206, 434
16 187,933
Administrative analyst
786,286
58 740,770
51 595,355
Administrative officer
88, 950
75,860
6
92,773
Adviser, technical
12,480
12,230
1
Agronomist
12, 750
1 12,480
Aircraft maintenance officer
11,606
37,
940
37,940
3
34,787
Air intelligence officer
„
415, 840
31 397, 480
465,193
Air intelligence specialist
50,440
49,900
4
46,162
Air safety inspector
25,199
1 12.750
11, 835
Analyst cost
676. 410
605,862
51 646,537
Analyst, management
26, 270
36, 503
2
26,000
Assistant chief, operations
Assistant chief, printing and distri1 13,520
2 24,897
1 13,520
bution plant
2 27,170
1 13,270
1 13,000
Assistant chief, chart research
Assistant chief, aviation education
12,
230
11,
357
1 12,480
civil air patrol
34, 569
3 38,500
37, 980
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff,
11,606
1 12,230
1 12,750
materiel
Assistant chief, photo records and
24,897
1 13,520
13.270
services
11, 606
1 12,750
12,480
Assistant chief, data systems
22. 963
Assistant chief, public relations
12,334
1
13,520
1 13,520
Assistant chief, access division
Assistant chief, accounting and fi11,
606
1 12.750
1
12,750
nance division
Assistant chief, advanced systems
2
25,480
2
25,480
2
23,192
division
1 11, 357
1 12,230
1 12,480
Assistant chief, aircraft division
1
11,
606
Assistant chief, management analysis.
1 12, 563
1 13,520
1 13,520
Assistant chief, base engineering office.
2
2 24,960
22,963
2 25,230
Assistant chief, engineering standards.
Assistant chief, civil engineering divi1 12,480
2
1 12,480
sion
23,919
1 13,520
1 13,520
1 12, 334
Assistant chief, communications
Assistant chief, contract review and
3 38, 230
6 69,348
3 56,020
management
2 25, 230
23,192
2
2 25,480
Assistant chief, data services division14 176, 610
14 162,155
13 165, 678
Assistant chief, weapon systems
Assistant chief, engineering testing
1 12,750
1 12,480
division
Assistant chief, ground environment
12, 750
12,480
1 11,357
system
12, 230
12, 230
Assistant chief, equipment supply
13,000
1 11,835
13, 000
Assistant chief, facilities branch
13, 790
13, 520
Assistant chief, ground safety office.__
25, 460
24,940
~2~"23," 192
Assistant chief, industrial engineering.
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Assistant chief, industrial supply
1 $11,606
1 $12,480
Assistant chief, maintenance engineering
22, 714
3 37,160
Assistant chief, materiel services
34, 798
4 50,190
Assistant chief, mechanical shops division
12, 563
1 13,520
Assistant chief, manufacturing and
technical materiel division
12, 563
1 13,520
Assistant chief, management services
division
11,357
12,480
Assistant chief, missile and space
systems
80,725
87,900
Assistant chief, procurement
80, 705
62,920
Assistant chief, personnel office
11, 606
12,750
Assistant chief, plans and management
46,140
49,400
Assistant chief, plans and programs48,544
38,730
Assistant chief, plans and research.._
11,357
Assistant chief, production
96,138
7 91,490
Assistant chief, propulsion division...
11,606
1 12,750
Assistant chief, quality control office24,150
2 25,720
Assistant chief, requirements scheduling
2 22,963
2 24,710
Assistant chief, requirements and distribution
3 34,799
25,230
Assistant chief, engineering services._.
2 22,714
12,480
Assistant chief, field services
12,480
1 12,334
Assistant chief, strategic missiles
division
37,440
3 34,569
Assistant chief, supplies and services.
12,230
Assistant chief, transportation.
25,500
2 23,212
Assistant chief, systems and procedures
12,230
1 11,357
Assistant chief, technical services
12,230
Assistant chief, training devices
11,357
12,480
Assistant chief, weapons guidance
11,835
13,000
Associate chief, accounting and finance
division
...
11,606
1 12,750
Associate chief, cloth-survival division.
11,835
1 13,000
Associate chief, contract division.._ —
11,606
Associate chief, engineering division..
11,606
1 12,750
Associate chief, inspector general
11,357
1 12,480
Associate chief, installation division. _
12, 563
1 13,520
Associate chief, production division.
11,357
Athletic director
12,085
Attorney
244,021
2
26 323,927
Auditor
3: 367,634
37 470,650
Budget analyst
23 269,699
24 304,982
13 152, 710
Budget officer
18 226.725
Cartographer
34, 798
37.440
Chemist
12,230
13,000
Chief comptroller
1 12,085
12,230
Chief, program development
1 11,357
63,7&)
Chief, plans and program division
7 82, 659
12,
563
13,520
1
Chief, negotiation division
24,419
13 , 5 20
2
Chief, technical planning division
11,
606
12,480
1
Chief, geographical sciences
12/480
1 11,357
Chief, cartography division
11,606
12,480
1
Chief, photogrammetry division
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, aeronautical information.
11,606
12,750
1
Chief, printing division
13,270
2 24,668
Chief, missile support division
12,480
1 11,606
Chief, plant engineering division
25,230
2 23,441
Chief, civilian personnel
182,
957
Chief, troop carrier wing
16
16 199,180
1 12,334
Chief, commitments division.
1 12,334
Chief, air information division
1 11, 606
Chief, cartography
1 11,606
Chief, photogrammetry
1 11,606
Chief, printing division
1 11,357
37,440
Chief, production division
1 11,357
1
230
Chief, technical service
24,398
2
2
26,270
Chief, aeronautical charting
4 48,340
4 51,500
Chief, field services
1 12,085
1 13,000
Chief, oversea employment
1 12,085
1 13,000
Chief, personnel development
12, 563
1
1
13, 520
Chief, maintenance engineering
1 11,835
1 13,000
Chief, air intelligence office
12, 563
1
1
13,520
Chief, air weapon materials
1 12, 563
2
26,270
Chief, plans analysis
24,398
2
2
26,520
Chief, communications
1 11, 606
1 12,750
Chief, defensive missiles branch
2 25,126
3 39,270
Chief, electronics systems
Chief, engineering analysis and evalu2 25,126
2 27,040
ation
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Chief, guidance and navigation branch
2
24,398
2 26,270
Chief, data development
1 12, 563
1 13,520
Chief, maintenance equipment
1 11,357
1 12,480
Chief, photo exploitation division. __
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Chief, projects division
1 11,835
1 13,000
Chief, radar branch
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
Chief, rocket propulsion branch.
1
11,606
1 12,750
Chief, systems evaluation branch. _
94,260
16 199, 530
8
Chief, contract audit
22,963
2
25,230
2
Chief, financial management.
2 25,750
4 45,428
Chief, contract administration
11,357
1
12,230
1
Chief, accounting andfinancedivision.
1 13,000
1 11,835
Chief, aircraft division
1
12,230
Chief, budget division
Chief, weapons support systems
4 50,210
35,048
Chief, cataloging and technical data1 12,480
11,357
Chief, civil engineering
1 12,750
11, 606
Chief, classification and wage administration
3 34,071
36,690
Chief, financial analysis branch
12,230
Chief, data systems
2 23,212
24,960
Chief, employee career development.
3 34,071
48,920
Chief, requirements and distribution.
2 22,714
98,090
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and, ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Chief, ground safety
Chief, ground equipment systems
Chief, helicopter branch
Chief, industrial labor relations
Chief, industrial engineering
Chief, industrial resources division
Chief, instrument division
Chief, maintenance and modification
Chief, management analysis
Chief, manpower and organization
Chief, materiel services
Chief, management consultant
Chief, military affairs division
Chief, mission support division
Chief, operations
Chief, placement and employee relations
Chief, plans and engineering division.
Chief, plans and management
Chief, policy and advanced technology
Chief, price and procurement analysis.
Chief, engineering standards
Chief, procurement policy and procedures
Chief, procurement committee
Chief, production control division
Chief, programing and requirements..
Chief, quality contract division
Chief, quality control division
Chief, research and development
Chief, readjustment division
Chief, field services
Chief, shops division
Chief, materiel services
Chief, technical support
Chief, stock funds
Classification analyst
Communications officer
Contracting officer
Cost accountant
Cost analyst
Deputy director, intelligence
Deputy director, civil engineering
Deputy director, field operational
personnel
Deputy director, Air Force museum..
Deputy director, Air National Guard.
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, inspector general
Deputy director, quality control division
Deputy director, special weapons
division
Director, admissions
Director, budget audit and equipment review
Director, Air Force records
Director, education
Director, quality control
Economist
Education specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, civil
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, industrial
Engineer, maintenance
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, production
Engineer, research
Engineer, safety
Engineer, standards
Entomologist
Fiscal accountant
Historian
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspector, aircraft
Inspector, ammunition
Inspector, procurement
Inspector, supply
Intelligence specialist
Investigators
Labor relations adviser
Librarian
Maintenance planner
Maintenance technician
Materials analyst
Materials estimator
Mathematician
Medical officer
Medical technician
Meteorologist
Negotiator, contract
Nuclear physicist
Operations analyst
Personnel officer
Personnel technician
Physicist
Placement officer
Printing superintendent
1 $12,563
1 11,835
1 11,357
$13,000
12,480
12,480
24,710
25,480
25,230
13,000
25,480
12,480
24,960
24,710
13,000
12,480
62,130
$12,750
12,230
12, 230
24,660
25, 230
25,230
13,000
25,230
12,480
24,960
24,460
12,750
12,230
49,170
11,606
11,357
22,714
11,835
23,192
11,357
22,714
22,963
11,835
11,357
57,991
3
2
1
34,071
24,648
11,357
3
3
4
36,690
39,790
48,920
4
3
4
49,650
40,310
49,170
1
2
2
12,563
22,714
23,212
1
3
1
13,520
38,750
12,480
1
3
1
13,520
39,270
12,750
1
3
4
3
11,357
34,551
45,428
34,549
22,963
2
11,357
11,606
2
1
11,835
22, 963
11, 357
1
12,813
1
1
13,042
11,835
1 11,357
1 11, 606
1 11, 357
1 11, 357
3 34, 071
13 159, 415
1 12, 563
9 113, 059
16 196, 902
11
29
11
33
61
4
2
14
3
1
6
1
137, 449
351, 962
135, 778
396, 879
739, 870
49, 038
25,110
171, 350
36, 705
12, 563
72, 471
11,357
1
5
11,357
56, 785
11 128, 782
3 34, 549
4 46,140
4
2
4
15
1
1
7
3
2
1
9
2
1
12
2
47,828
24,390
46,790
176,805
11,835
12, 563
80,685
35,996
23, 655
11,835
105, 619
25,118
12, 563
139,380
22,714
608,013
550,382
46, 380
124,886
57,505
11,835
25,190
38,220
73,630
50,190
25,480
37,980
13,000
24,710
12,480
38,460
12,480
73,600
12,750
114,874
114,435
469,260
13,000
50,480
12,750
13,770
24,930
37,700
48,920
49,690
25,230
37,190
13,000
24,460
12,480
38,210
12,230
48,920
12,480
101,981
113,268
465,939
12, 750
49,940
12,480
13,520
1 11,606
1 11,835
1 11,357
1 11,357
3 35,267
1 11,357
1 11,357
1 11,606
7 82,146
6 70,770
41 475,994
1 11,835
4 45,677
1 11,606
1 12,563
1
1
1
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
12,480
12,750
1
1
2
1
24,460
12,480
1
1
12,750
12,750
12, 180
12,480
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor
Professor
Property officer
Property and supply officer
Property disposal officer
Public relations officer
Purchasing officer
Real estate officer
Requirements technician
Research adviser
Research analyst
Research and development officer
Security officer
Special assistant director of operations.
Special assistant, logistical plans
Special assistant, contract
Statistical analyst
Statistician
Supervisor, aircraft maintenance
Supervisor, production
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply assistant
Supply officer
Technical adviser
Technical writer
Technician, electronic..
Traffic manager
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860. .
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,375 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
1
1
13,000
13,000
12,230
12, 480
12, 480
37, 710
37,059
184, 590
13, 790
119, 815
172, 410
12,230
173,430
353, 505
133, 364
453, 496
734, 995
65, 262
27, 280
248, 520
52, 566
1 12, 480
3 38, 230
3 37, 409
13 172,385
1 13, 790
9 120, 065
12 160, 430
1 12,230
13 173, 430
27 354,810
9 119, 844
35 455, 204
55 725, 035
5 65, 035
27, 280
2
19 249, 040
5 65, 209
77,980
12, 480
12, 230
12,230
61, 926
11 141,130
4 49, 630
37, 670
12,230
6
1
1
1
5
112, 200
26,326
37, 487
202, 920
13, 520
99,498
39,076
25,801
13,000
102, 200
40, 540
25,720
151,370
24,940
12,480
657,337
610,405
50,377
149, 955
74,855
12,750
6
1
1
1
5
11
4
3
1
10
3
3
16
1
10
4
2
1
8
3
2
12
2
1
52
49
4
11
6
1
79, 360
12, 480
12, 480
12,480
62, 450
142, 710
50, 460
37, 930
12,230
125, 385
38,709
37, 930
206,420
13, 520
124,816
51,459
25, 974
13, 270
103,470
40,540
25,980
152,930
25, 200
12,480
677,078
627,503
51,020
150,810
75,375
13,000
93
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by 10 U.S.C. 9021.
$15,000 to $19,000:
Adviser for research and chairman air
study group, aerospace medical
center
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
sciences)
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
weapons systems)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(electronics)
Air technical intelligence adviser (intelligence acquisition)
Assistant technical director
Chief, atomic warfare team, operations analysis
Chief, combat operations team, operations analysis
Chief, department of space medicine,
aerospace medical center
Chief, guided missiles team, operations analysis
Chief, planning analysis team, operations analysis
Chief, plans and tactics team, operations analysis
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, operational capability team,
operations analysis
Chief scientist
Chief, scientist, U.S. Air Force
Chief, technical liaison team, operations analysis
Deputy chief scientist
Deputy chief, operations analysis
Deputy for development
Deputy for requirements
Deputy for research
Deputy for science, operations analysis
Deputy technical director
Director, consultation services and
chief, internal medicine, aerospace
medical center
Director of scientific services
Director of secretariat, NATO
Medical research adviser
Director, air defense technical center..
Director, operations analysis
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
11 $129,465
20 233,661
58,946
35,036
35, 265
49,055
11,357
35,527
24,170
12,085
11, 835
59,187
128,098
12,563
46,155
11, 606
46,883
1 11,357
1 12,085
7 81,679
9 106,349
1 11, 606
11
128, 201
1 11,835
1 12, 563
93
1, 066,633
15 177, 555
1 11,357
1 11,835
12 139,893
9 104,356
3, 714
38, 372,542
7,767
68, 482,421
12, 684
93, 740,908
1,818
12, 567,343
15, 271
96, 247,169
1,869
11, 012,570
14,398
75, 723,788
6,086
30, 241,409
18,320
82, 331,333
26, 692
109, 136,362
26,106
98, 610,078
3,936
13, 987,950
188 617, 223
16,000
11 $138,444
30 378,845
51, 276
37,940
38,097
52, 580
24,776
37, 680
25,980
13,000
25, 200
89, 776
138,018
25,980
63,480
25, 220
63, 276
12,750
12,480
13,000
75,420
113,900
1 12,480
50 611, 500
1 12, 750
1 13, 520
90
1,127, 379
15 190,362
1 12,480
1 12, 750
12 151,953
9 112, 831
3, 849
43,422,187
7,873
74,059,926
13,092
103,916,614
1,718
12,818, 380
14,775
l, 823,124
1,683
10,799,990
14,378
81,603,123
6,027
32,481,884
17, 719
83, 906, 295
25,059
110,462, 805
24,700
100, 253,090
3,167
11, 847,035
90 313,162
16,000
15, 500
16, 000
15, 500
16,000
15, 500
15, 500
15, 500
15, 500
16,000
16, 750
16,250
1
16,000
16, 500
16, 250
16, 500
1
1
1
16, 2o0
52, 250
16, 250
84, 750
16, 250
17, 000
19,000
16, 250
17, 500
19,000
33, 250
17, 500
16, 500
18, 500
16, 250
16, 250
33, 250
17, 500
16, 500
18, 500
15,000
16, 000
15, 000
16,000
16,500
16,000
15,500
16, 000
16, 500
16,000
15, 500
16, 500
16, 250
16,250
94
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
OPERATION
AND M A I N T E N A N C E ,
AIR
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades established by 10 U.S.C. 9021.
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
$15,000 to $19,000—Continued
Scientific adviser to commander
1 $16,000
1 $16,000
1 $16,500
Scientific adviser, communicationselectronics
1 16,500
1 16,000
1 16,500
Scientific adviser (research)..
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 15,000
Scientific adviser to technical director1 16,000
1 16,000
1 16,000
Scientific director and administrator,
department of medical science, aerospace medical center
16,000
1 16,000
16,000
Technical adviser on space technology16,000
16,000
1 16,000
Technical director
16,000
16,000
Technical director
18,500
18,500
1 18,500
Technical director (nuclear systems
applications)
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 15,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Engineer, power
8 100,680
6 76,480
Foreman, maintenance
21 262,820
21 264,089
14 175,830
Technician, maintenance
5 61,717
5 61,717
5 64,007
Less than $12,210
- 130,739
126,072
122,565
704,308,704
704,949,938
710,925,821
Foreign nationals at local rates -_.
19,242
20,682
19,470
32,510,841
33,939,799
31,708,162
Total permanent.
292,218
281,753
277,820
1,494,106,155 1,535,114,702 1,539,439,616
9,847
6,904
7,977
36,317,169
57,249,876
46,462,921
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
251,844
247,008
United States and possessions
257,107
1,384,581,756 1,436,399,005 1,420,365,622
Foreign countries:
5,033
5,194
U.S. rates
5,118
32,928,944
29,856,632
32,576,070
17,811
20,231
Local rates.
17,717
29,469,584
29,248,048
33,204,846
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
1,237,914
U.S. and possessions
1,233,428
1,228,011
325,162
Foreign countries: Local rates...
325,162
325,162
1,079,280
Intermittent employment
1,076,358
1,055,079
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week b a s e 11,553,826
32,131,487
29,470,000
Overtime and holiday pay
30,050,362
2,128,934
2,000,000
Nightwork differential
2,100,000
3,526,051
3,800,000
Additional pay for service abroad..
3,792,000
1,507,264
1,500,000
Premium pay
1,500,000
80,438
80,000
80,000
Hazardous pay
Total personal services
1,501,179,486
1,544,581,236
1,521,682,096
Deduct lapses
4 $12,182
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Total personal services
NATIONAL
B O A R D F O R THE
4 $23,301
983,151
182
1,063,975
182
1,063,200
1,623,786
1,338,000
182
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Personal services (Federal)
Personal services (non-Federal)
4 $19,614
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
106,154,314
PROMOTION
AND
AND
MAINTENANCE,
ARMY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Supervisory general attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Construction management engineer
(general)
Deputy comptroller
Supervisory general attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Budget officer.
Construction management engineer
(general)
General engineer
Supervisory program analyst.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255—.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
NATIONAL
GUARD
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1 $13,749
1 $13,749
1 $12,563
1 11,835
1 11,357
1
1
13,520
12,750
1
1
1
9,901
1
10,8
1
2
1
1
7
8
1
20
5
16
20
26
45
27
2
1
22,214
11,107
10,150
62,484
60,404
6,822
131,021
29,869
88,109
100,777
123,360
189,540
104,022
6,740
3,058
186
995,333
2 23,878
1 11,939
1 10,899
7 68,515
11 87,401
2 15,184
17 125, 634
4 26,208
16 90,814
21 117,041
27 137,513
46 207,882
24 99,218
7,342
2
3,203
1
186
1,083,589
2
1
1
7
11
2
17
4
16
21
27
46
24
2
1
186
13,520
13,000
10,!
23,878
11,939
11,170
69,035
88,961
15, 495
125,634
26,208
90,814
117,041
137,513
207,882
99,218
7,342
1,086, 501
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)....
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
OF R I F L E
126,766,000
PRACTICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
1
3
2
5
6
$7,571
6,552
17,098
11,003
24,066
26,832
1
3,515
1
1
3
2
5
6
1
$7,821
6,552
17,098
11,003
24,066
26,832
3,765
1
1
$7,030
5,928
5
5
5
1
1
23,857
21,757
20,717
3,515
3,266
1
3,765
1
4,368
1
4,368
20
2
89,835
7,405
20
2
101,005
9,193
20
2
101,505
9,305
18
82,430
18
91,812
18
92,200
270
691
388
83,391
92,200
MAINTENANCE, ALASKA
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney
Comptroller
Communications specialist
Electronics engineer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Central office equipment installer,
foreman
Less than $12,210
123,768,000
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Total personal services
OPERATION
6,800
2,629,079
2,408,000
2,408,000
19,339
21,255
21,779
121,360,000
103, 525,235
124,358,000
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1,338,000
4,025
2,000
7,470
14,672
92,200
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
1960 actual
OPERATION
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
FORCE—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1
2
2
10
14
18
2
$11,
11,
22,
23,
103,
124,
137,
13,
76,
1
1
2
2
10
15
17
2
12
3
25
14
70
176
116
10
10
134,
70,
312, 355
690, 115
422, 017
33, 138
29,740
228
7
114
89,315
952,108
7
114
18,
12
3
26
16
67
121
18
11
$13,000
$12,750
12,480
12,480
25,230
24,960
26,540
26,270
113,714
112,945
146,995
145,205
141,087
138,007
14,851
14, 518
85,302
83,805
19,823
19,656
157,269
154,143
89,773
88,338
335, 530
327,511
954,301 254 1,051,258
477,833 121 488,101
64,783
18
65,662
32,943
10
32,030
89,852
968,395
7
89,852
139 1,180,805
607 3,275,849
68 450,920
673 3,748,695
59 277,874
723 4,089,302
60 284,302
539 2,824,929
614 3,470,821
663 3,805,000
21,468
45,629
33,753
311, 553
13,179
50,000
40,000
350,000
50,000
400,000
3,237,332
3,924,000
4,315,000
60,000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
SECRETARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of Defense.
Deputy secretary of defense
Director of defense research and engineering
Assistant secretary (comptroller)
Assistant secretary (health and medical)
Assistant secretary (international
security affairs)
Assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)..
Assistant secretary (properties and
installations)
Assistant secretary (public affairs)
Assistant secretary (supply and logistics)
Assistant to the secretary (atomic
energy) and chairman, military liaison committee
General counsel
Chairman, civilian-military liaison
committee
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrative assistant to the secretary
Assistant to the secretary
Deputy assistant secretary for national security council affairs and
planning.
Deputy assistant secretary (manpower, personnel and reserve)
Deputy assistant secretary (properties and installations)
Deputy assistant secretary (public
affairs)
Deputy assistant secretary (supply
and logistics)
Deputy comptroller for accounting
policy
Deputy comptroller for budget and
department of defense budget officer
Deputy comptroller for financial and
operating management
Deputy general counsel
Director of construction
Director, office of industrial personnel
security review
Director, office of planning and requirements policy
Director, office of procurement policyDirector, office of review and servicesDirector, office of special operationsDirector, office of supply management policy
Director of maintenance engineering..
Director of manpower requirements
and utilization
Director of real property management.
Director of transportation policy
Senior deputy assistant secretary
(supply and logistics)
Special assistant to the secretary
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant comptroller for contract
financing policy
Assistant comptroller for international security affairs.
Assistant director of budget
Assistant director of construction
Assistant director, office of planning
and requirements policy.
Assistant director, office of procurement policy
Assistant director, real property
management.
Assistant general counsel
Chief, military construction branch
(comptroller)
Chief, procurement and production
branch (comptroller)
Chief, research and development
branch (comptroller)
Deputy director, office of manpower
requirements and utilization.
Director, accounting and finance
policy division...
Director, audit division.
Director, civilian personnel policy
division
Director, economic and fiscal analysis
division
Director for small business policy
Director, management evaluation
division
Director, office of declassification
policy
Director, office of maintenance policy.
Director, office of manpower supply..
Director, office of national security
council affairs
Num- Total
ber
OF
1960 actual
DEFENSE
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
$25,000
22, 500
1 $25,000
1 22,500
$25, 000
22, 500
22,000
20,000
22,000
20,000
22,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20, 000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20,000
1
20,000
1
20,000
20,000
1
1
20,000
20,000
1
1
20,000
20,000
20, 000
20,000
1
1
1
1
17,514
17,514
1
1
18,512
18,512
1
1
18,512
18,512
17,514
18, 512
18,512
17,514
18, 512
18, 512
17,514
18,512
18, 512
17,514
18, 512
18,512
17,514
18,512
18,512
17,514
18,512
18,512
18,512
18,512
17,514
17,514
17, 514
1
1
1
18,512
18,512
18,512
18, 512
18,512
18, 512
17,514
1
18,512
17,514
1
18,512
17,514
18,512
18, 512
18,512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
17, 514
18,512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
17, 514
17, 514
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
17, 514
17,514
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
17,576
17,576
16,099
30,784
16,349
17,326
33,342
17,576
17,326
33,342
17,576
15,870
17,056
17,056
16,536
16,536
15,870
47,132
17,056
51,188
17,056
51,188
15,621
16,806
16,806
15,392
16,536
16, 536
15,392
16,806
16,806
16,536
17,056
16,536
17,056
17, 514
17,514
16,349
1
16,349
15,392
15,621
15,870
1
15,392
15,621
1
15,870
1
15,621
" l " 16,349
1
15,392
1
95
17,056
1
17,056
16,806
17,056
1
1
16,806
17,056
17,056
1
17,056
17,056
16,536
17,576
1
1
1
17,056
16.536
17,576
16,536
1
16,536
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570—Continued
Director, office of review and services.
Director, office of supply management
policy
Director, office of telecommunications
policy
Director, statistical services center
Policy analyst and historian
Program manager (special operations)
Special assistant to the assistant secretary (public affairs)..
Special assistant to the secretary..
Staff director for materiel management
Staff director for research and special
projects
Staff director for review and analysis.
Staff director for storage and warehousing
Staff director for transportation
Staff director, production and schedules division
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Aeronautical powerplant engineer
Assistant director for small business
policy
Assistant for administrative management
Assistant general counsel (international affairs)
Assistant staff director for materials
and statistics
Assistant to the general counsel
Chief, appropriation accounting
branch
Chief, family housing division
Chief, fiscal analysis branch
Chief, general administration branch
(comptroller)
Chief, industrial and cost accounting
branch
Chief, manpower utilization surveys..
Chief, operations and maintenance
branch (comptroller)
Chief, personnel branch (comptroller).
Chief, projects division (properties
and installations)
Chief, property accounting branch
Chief, reserve forces facilities division.
Chief, technical division (properties
and installations)
Deputy assistant director of budgetDeputy assistant general counsel (fiscal matters)
Deputy chief, procurement and production division (comptroller)
Deputy director, civilian personnel
policy.
Deputy director, economic and fiscal
analysis division
Deputy director (European region).._
Deputy director for review and services
Deputy director, office of armed forces
information and education
Deputy director, office of fuels, materials and ordnance and chief,
ordnance division
Deputy director, statistical services
division
Director, data systems research staff..
Director, intelligence programs
Director, military assistance planning.
Director of budget and finance
Director, office of emergency planning.
Director, office of foreign military
rights affairs
Director, office of industrial relationsDirector, office of maintenance policyDirector, office of news services.
Director, office of public services
Director of operations coordinating
board affairs
Director of personnel administration.
Executive assistant to the assistant
secretary (supply and logistics)
General engineer (guided missiles and
nuclear application)
Historian
Racial relations adviser..
Special and confidential assistant
(legislative affairs)
Special assistant for advanced weapons.
Special assistant (industrial engineering)
Staff director, air transportation
division
Staff director for cataloging
Staff director for inspection and quality control
Staff director for planning guidance...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative secretary.
Aeronautical engineer
Architectural engineer
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $15,621
1
15,621
1
15,621
1
15,392
16,536
16,536
15,621
15,621
16,806
15,621
17,056
16,099
16,099
17,326
17,326
15,870
15,870
17,326
17,056
15,621
16,806
1 $16, fi
16,806
17,056
15,163
14,435
15,787
15, 517
1
14,206
15,267
15,163
14,914
16,307
16,037
14,206
14,435
14,206
15,517
15, 517
15, 517
14,435
1
15,267
14,206
15,163
15, 517
16,307
14,206
15,163
15,517
16,307
15,163
15,163
14,435
16,307
16,307
15, 517
1
15,163
16,307
15,267
1
14,206
15,267
1
14,206
15,267
1
14,435
15, 517
1
14,206
1
15,163
1
1
1
14,685
14,685
14,685
1
15,517
15,267
1
15,267
15, 267
15, 787
15, 787
15,787
15, 517
15, 787
14,685
1
1
1
14,206
15,163
14.435
14,206
14, 206
15, 267
16.307
14,435
15, 787
16,037
15, 517
15,267
14,206
15,517
15,163
14, 685
14,206
16,307
IS, 517
14,206
14,206
15,267
14,435
15,517
15,517
14,206
14,435
15,267
15,517
15,267
15,517
14,206
14,685
15,517
16.037
15,517
16.037
104,331
13,978
27,956
13,978
1
140,652
15.038
15,038
15,038
15,267
1
140,652
15.038
15,038
15,038
96
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE—Continued
SALARIES
AND E X P E N S E S ,
SECRETARY
OF
I960 actual
DEFENSE—Continued
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Assistant for administrative man1 $13,686
agement
$27,810
1 12,771
$27,810
Attorney
29,100
2 26,457
29,100
Auditor
1
14,061
13,083
14,061
Biologist
212,934
15 198,760
183,876
Budget analyst
15,038
1 13,978
15,038
Cartographer
15,038
1 13,978
15,038
Chemical engineer
15,038
1 13,978
15,038
Chemist
74,360
5 68,869
74,360
Commodity-industry analyst
84,387
2 25,542
28,122
Communications specialist
14,706
1 13,374
14,706
Conservation specialist
13,749
1 12,771
13,749
Construction engineer
72,924
4 54, 705
72,924
Construction management engineer—
43,473
3 40.455
43,473
Data systems specialist
29,100
2 26, 769
14, 706
Declassification specialist
1 13,978
Director of budget and finance
1 13,978
1 15,309
1 15,309
Director of facilities and services.._
1 13,978
1 15,038
Director, office of security review. _
1 15,038
1 14.456
Director of personnel
1 13,978
15,038
Director of security services
1 15,038
7 97,491
105,164
Economist
7 105,164
102,024
108,244
7 102,024
Electronic engineer
54,996
38,313
4 54,996
Equipment specialist
29,100
27,060
2 29,100
Executive assistant
14,394
13,083
1 14,394
Fiscal analyst
84,740
65.977
5 70, 346
Foreign affairs officer
120,824
152,446
3 45, 634
General engineer
15,038
13.978
1 15,038
Geologist
13, 749
1 13,749
Historian
58, 531
4 54,121
4 58, 531
Industrial security specialist
163,218
11 151,195
10 149,489
Industrial specialist
28,143
2 25,854
2 28,143
Information specialist
57,513
3 40,081
4 57, 513
Intelligence specialist
15,038
1 13,978
1 15,038
Labor economist
28,143
1 13,374
2 28,143
Legislative analyst
88,317
6
81,577
88,317
6
Management evaluation officer
14,394
1 13,374
1 14, 394
Manpower analyst
45,114
3 41,934
Manpower utilization specialist—
3 45,114
14,394
1 13,374
Marine engineer
1 14, 394
15,038
1 13,978
Mathematician
1 15,038
15,038
1 13,978
Mechanical engineer
1 15,038
15,038
1 13,978
Metallurgist
1 15,038
1 13,978
15.309
Mobilization planning officer
1 15,309
1 13,978
15,038
1 15,038
Naval architect
1 12,771
13, 749
1 13, 749
Operations research analyst
2 27,956
15,038
1 15,038
Personnel specialist
118,579
128,567
Procurement officer
7 100,715
13,686
28,767
Production specialist
2 28, 767
106,682
115,358
Program analyst
8 115, 358
65,997
71, 595
Program coordinator
5 71,595
40,726
57, 575
Scientific warfare adviser
4 57, 575
13.749
Security officer
1 13.749
42,848
27,061
Special assistant
2 28,143
96,990
90,251
Statistician
6 90,251
27,372
29,744
Storage specialist
1 15,038
93,931
102,588
Supply requirements officer
88, 527
6
26,769
28,767
Supply specialist
2 28, 767
13,978
15,038
Trade control specialist
1 15,038
27,352
29,432
Transportation specialist
1 15, 309
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
98,092
78,810
4 53,060
Accountant
11,606
12.750
1 12.750
Administrative officer
24,169
26,270
2 26,270
Aeronautical engineer
11,835
12,750
1 12, 750
Aeronautical research engineer
12,334
13,270
1 13,270
Assistant administrative secretary
93,058
88,190
7 88,190
Attorney
23,192
24,980
2 24,980
Auditor
12,085
13,000
1 13,000
Bacteriologist
57, 532
61,650
5 61,650
Budget analyst
12,563
13, 520
1 13, 520
Chemist
25,126
27.310
Civil engineer
11,357
12, 230
1 12,230
Commodity-industry analyst
22,963
113,400
1 12,480
Communications specialist
99,776
106,100
8 106,100
Construction management engineer _.
Director of graphics and special pres1 12,480
11,606
1 12,480
entations
2 27,060
25,147
2 27,060
Economist
34,569
3 37,460
3 37,460
Electronic engineer
11,835
Equipment specialist
23,691
25,750
25, 750
Executive assistant
11,357
24,710
24,710
Fiscal analyst
11,357
24,710
24, 710
Foreign affairs officer
111,382
120,140
120,140
General engineer
36, 254
39, 790
39, 790
Historian
12, 334
13,270
13,270
Housing specialist
11, 357
12, 230
12,230
Industrial relations specialist
24, 398
26,270
26, 270
Industrial security specialist
49, 316
53, 330
13, 520
Industrial specialist
80, 725
86, 880
75, 940
Information specialist
23,441
25, 480
13, 000
Inspection specialist
23,940
38, 230
38,230
Intelligence officer
—
12, 750
12, 750
11, 835
Management evaluation officer
40,060
40,060
36, 982
Manpower utilization specialist
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Mechanical engineer
13, 000
11, 835
13, 000
Methods examiner
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Ordnance engineer
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
Personnel officer
12, 563
Production specialist
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Program analyst
Program coordinator
_
Realty officer
Scientific warfare adviser
Security officer
Security review specialist
Special assistant
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supply requirements officer...
Supply specialist.
Surplus property disposal officer
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Assistant director (communications) _ _
Assistant director for air defense
Assistant director for special projects..
Assistant director for strategic weapons
Assistant director for undersea warfare
.
Chief, biological and chemical warfare division
Chief, communications and data processing division
Chief, surveillance and guidance division
Deputy assistant director (communications)
Deputy assistant director for strategic
weapons
Deputy assistant director for undersea warfare
Deputy assistant secretary (health
and medical)
Deputy director of aeronautics
...
Deputy director of defense research
and engineering.
Deputy director of electronics
Deputy director, office of fuels, materials and ordnance and chief of
ordnance
Deputy director, office of guided
missiles
Deputy special assistant for engineering and reliability
Deputy staff director for air defense
missiles
Director, office of aeronautics
Director, office of atomic, biological
and chemical warfare
Director, office of electronics
Director, office of foreign programs
Director, office of guided missiles
Director, office of sciences
Executive secretary, defense science
board
Special assistant
Special assistant (air defense)
Special assistant and director, office of
fuels, materials and ordnance
Special assistant and director of
planning
Special assistant (armament control) _.
Special assistant (electronics)
Special assistant for guided missiles
and space operations
Special assistant (strategic weapons)...
Staff director for defensive missiles
Staff director for vulnerability analysis
Staff specialist and executive secretary
Staff specialist for physical sciences
Staff specialist (special projects)
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$47,861
60, 424
23,920
36, 004
12, 085
23,192
47,132
134, 784
11, 835
48, 089
59, 466
24, 398
36, 004
58,488
438, 507
334,817
38 287,409
9 66,020
77 499,179
37 224,127
152
855,820
225
1,153,211
212
956,271
395, 949
176,045
55, 847
3,453
$64, 520
65,270
25, 750
39,020
13,000
24, 980
38,230
145, 848
12, 750
52, 540
64, 500
26, 270
38, 750
63, 730
605, 516
444, 685
387,898
69,804
566, 680
267,635
1,017,843
236
1,296,214
233
1,139, 879
121 519,064
47 189,168
16
1
62,168
3,723
1
1
1
19, 011
19,011
19,011
1
1
1
19, 011
19,011
19,011
1
19, 011
1
19,011
1
19,011
1
19.011
15,517
1
15, 517
1
16, 515
15,018
1
15,018
1
16,016
1
16,016
1
16,016
1
1
1
19,011
19,011
19,011
1
19,011
1
1
1
15,517
1
15, 517
1
16, 515
1
16,515
1
17, 514
1
17, 514
1
18,013
1
18,013
1
18, 013
1
19,011
1
1
19,011
17,014
1
1
19,011
17,014
2
1
38,022
15,517
2
1
38,022
16,515
2
1
38,022
16, 515
14, 019
1
1
1
1
1
14,518
17,514
1
16,515
1
14,019
1
15,018
1
1
15,517
17,514
15,517
19,011
17, 514
16,515
17, 514
17,014
19,011
18,512
17,514
17,514
15,517
19,011
18,512
16, 515
19,011
18, 512
19, 011
1
17,014
1
1
1
1
1
1
19,011
17,014
16,515
1
1
1
1
15,018
1
17, 514
1
1
15,018
16,307
18,512
19,011
18,013
19,011
18,013
17,514
15,018
16, 515
16, 016
17, 514
19 92,580
1, 623
14,128, 980
12,172,982
123 980,125
65 565,657
20
96,239
Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
1, 500
1,423
net salary)
13,148, 855
11,607,325
Positions other than permanent:
16,700
21,090
Temporary employment
153,800
127, 554
Intermittent employment
97
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
SALARIES
AND
1962 estimate
$51, 545
361, 700
$362,200
$93,045
328,355
5,018
12,182,387
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses, Secretary of
Defense"
"Navy management fund" (interdepartmental activities)
1961 estimate
13, 732, 600
$12,113,278
$13,069,300
$13,101, 600
69,109
663,300
195, 900
E X P E N S E S , C O U R T OF M I L I T A R Y
D E P A R T M E N T OF D E F E N S E
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Judge, Court of Military Appeals
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief commissioner. —
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295
Clerk of the court
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney
Commissioner....
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Commissioner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.._
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345....
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815—
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
13, 297, 500
APPEALS,
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
3
$76,500
3
$76,500
3
$76,500
15,392
1
16,536
1
16,806
14,435
1
15,517
1
15,787
13,083
1
14,061
1
14,061
2
13,686
50,501
8,341
14,560
12,438
5,637
21,923
20,404
13,956
15,060
3,515
7,675
11,481
28,122
2
13, 520
54, 788
17, 930
23,483
13,395
6,053
29,660
11,170
14,207
16, 536
3,869
3,931
12,417
28,122
13, 520
54,788
17,930
23,483
13,728
6,053
29,660
11,170
14,207
16,640
3,869
3,931
12,417
41
3
344,753
15,772
41
3
371,695
19,925
41
1
372,672
4,572
38
328,981
38
351,770
40
368,100
Total personal services..
2,591
48
1,430
300
300
331,620
353, 500
368,400
GS-10. 56,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $ >,435 to $7,425-.
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief psychologist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Attorney-adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Chemist
Comptroller
Digital computer administratorDigital computer programer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Military intelligence research analyst.
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Program progress analyst.
Psychologist
Radio control specialist
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
ber salary
1 $14,435
1 $15,787
12,771
13,083
13, 083
13, 970
13, 070
12, 771
13, 686
8 109,488
2 28,780
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
112
1, 526, 957
3 38,625
7 93,898
1 13, 670
27, 372
2
19 262, 843
18 247, 680
3 40, 711
2 27, 061
1 13, 374
1 13, 686
6
13, 749
14, 061
14, 061
15, 038
14, 061
14,394
14, 394
86, 988
60,029
4
113
1,651,282
3 42,183
7 101,048
1 13,749
1 13,749
1 14,706
2 29,100
20 297,870
17 250,750
4 57,574
2 29,099
1 14,380
1 14,706
1 $15,787
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
13, 749
14,061
14, 061
15, 038
14, 061
14, 394
14, 706
88, 276
60, 029
4
113
1,662, 511
42, 516
102, 713
13, 749
13, 749
14, 706
29, 744
20 297,870
17 251,726
4 57,886
2 29,099
1 14,380
1 15,038
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Positions established by Public Law
313:
Associate scientific director
Chief, geophysical sciences
Chief, physical and engineering
sciences
Chief, research analysis division
Chief scientist
Chief scientific adviser
Chief, technical adviser to the commanding general
Chief, technical adviser, plans and
operations office
Deputy commander for scientific
activities
Deputy for scientific affairs
Director of applications engineering.—
Director, food and container instituteDirector, institute of exploratory research
Director of military research branch._
Director of research engineering
Director of quartermaster research
and electronic center
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$39,210
13, 978
13, 686
12, 771
$41, 871
14, 706
29, 099
13,394
41, 871
26,166
6
1
1
6
1
Equipment technician
Food technologist
Geographer
Information and education specialistInformation officer
Labor relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Microbiologist
Military intelligence research analyst
Motion picture director
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist
Publications officer
Research analyst
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientist general
Security and intelligence officer
Statistician.
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Training officer
,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860_.
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES PAID
FROM
P R O C U R E M E N T OF E Q U I P M E N T A N D M I S S I L E S , A R M Y , A N D R E SEARCH, D E V E L O P M E N T , T E S T , AND EVALUATION, A R M Y
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Research analyst
Research director
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientists general
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Training officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative assistant
Admihistrative officer
Anthropologist
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Deputy Comptroller
Designer, clothes
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer programer
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION
1960 actual
1960 actual
82,116
4
1
1
58,200
15,038
14,706
24,170
11, 835
11, 835
11, 357
35. 275
35. 756
12,085
2
26, 540
12, 750
12. 750
12, 480
38, 230
38, 480
13, 270
12, 230
80,100
12, 750
12, 750
13, 000
13, 000
274, 930
52, 790
333, 825
39, 540
13,978
13,686
73,943
11,835
1 11, 835
1 12, 085
23 277, 955
2 23. 884
9 111, 000
3 36, 255
323
3,
1 13, 035
1 12, 563
92, 042
8
1 11, 606
1 11, 606
2 24,170
5
4
2
1
59,329
46,860
22,986
11,357
1
1
5
11,357
11,595
60,425
2 24,170
26 320,326
57 684,228
4 46,382
3
1
2
7
2
11
2
1
34, 547
11,835
22, 714
82,125
23, 442
126,133
24,170
11,357
8 96,680
3 36,732
4 48,340
157
12, 226, 774
580
14,277,378
658
12, 556, 341
60 420,352
196
7, 752,367
103 610,737
860
4, 829, 225
450
2,245, 395
962
4,328,796
593
6, 403, 734
068
4,144,037
203 741,324
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
21
4
27
3
328
4,198, 535
'
14,040
13, 520
101,170
12. 480
12, 480
26, 540
12, 230
64, 460
63.190
61, 650
12,230
73, 380
12, 230
12, 750
53, 400
12,480
26, 270
26 345,360
55 713,050
3 37, 710
1 12, 230
3 37, 710
1 13,000
2 24, 460
76, 730
6
2 25, 235
15 184, 990
2 26,270
1 12, 480
6
78, 810
3 40,040
4 52, 540
1,203
13, 762, 339
1,670
16, 615,897
1,764
14, 688. 443
66 501,313
1,224
I ;, 487, 912
110 707, 482
829
,920, 574
386
, 077, 314
953
i , 666, 719
1, 526
, 656, 434
1,020
3, 943, 721
160 588,144
15,200
14, 500
15. 200
14, 500
14, 500
15, 500
14, 500
17, 500
14, 500
15, 500
14, 500
17, 500
15,000
15,000
1
15,500
1
1
15,200
14,500
15, 500
15,000
15, 200
14, 500
1
1
14,500
15,000
15, 250
14,500
15,000
16,000
1
15,250
98
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
CONSOLIDATED
S C H E D U L E OP P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D
FROM
P R O C U R E M E N T OP E Q U I P M E N T A N D M I S S I L E S , A R M Y , A N D R E SEARCH, D E V E L O P M E N T , T E S T , AND E V A L U A T I O N , A R M Y — C o n .
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
Positions established by Public Law
313—Continued
Medical officer, U.S. Army medical
research and development command
Physical science administrator
Scientific adviser
Scientific director
Supervisory electronic engineer
Supervisory physicist
Supervisory electronic scientist
Technical director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
1962 estimate
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
3
$18,000
46,500
67,500
91,000
16,500
15,500
81,300
1 $18,000
4 61,000
1 14,500
4 67,500
6 91,000
1 16,500
1 15,500
5'
1 $18,000
4 61,000
1 14,500
4 67,500
6 91,000
1 16,500
1 15,500
5 81,800
81,800
291
3001,717,094
1,556,098
1,658,278
Ungraded positions at hourly or daily
5, 424
5,210
5,188
rates equivalent to less than $12,210
29,005,129
28,336, 759
28,281,333
Total permanent.
17,383
17,198
17,249
110,960,038
118,763,553
118,566,570
1,354
801
1,389
8,069,574
7,246,930
3,641,251
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
15, 891
16,393
United States and possessions— 15, S
102,853,158
111, 487, 757
114, 896,016
4 28,866
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
6 37,306
4 29,303
Positions other than permanent:
204,239
173,943
Temporary employment
170,533
750
Part-time employment
103,572
93,360
93,410
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
758,179
434,375
Regular pay above 52-week base
2, 757,675
2,872,159
628,380
Overtime and holiday pay
29,219
44,413
44,412
Nightwork differential
1,432
1,540
Living and quarters allowance
1,540
2,642
2,310
2,286
Allowance for uniforms
26,268
27,277
Additional pay for service abroad...
26,120
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Procurement of equipment and missiles, Army"
"Research, development, test, and evaluation, Army":
Direct
Reimbursable
"National Aeronautics and Space Administration"
"Federal Aviation Agency"
RESEARCH,
DEVELOPMENT,
TEST,
106,774,440
115,166,000
118,892,000
$16,351,480
$11, 652,000
$11,593,000
88,317,483
2,066,000
101,785,000
1, 702,000
105,537,000
1, 762,000
1,587
37, 890
27,000
AND
EVALUATION,
1960 actual
AIR
FORCE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of biosciences (Air Force re1 $15,787
search division)
1 $14,685
1 $15,787
Director of mathematical sciences
1 15,517
1 14,435
1 15,517
(Air Force research division)
Deputy director of procurement
(Headquarters, Air Research and
1 15,517
1 14,206
1 15,267
Development Command)
Director of planning (Wright air de1 16,037
1 14,685
1 15,787
velopment division)
Senior scientist, human factors research (Wright air development
1 16,037
1 14,685
1 15,787
division)
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
86,245
6 85,600
66,250
Administrative officer
30, 575
28,420
2 30,575
Technical adviser
28,435
26,140
2 28,110
Management analyst
13, 749
1 13,749
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, communications sys15,038
1 15,038
13,978
tem project office
30,076
27, 956
Assistant chief, deputy for electronics2 30,076
Assistant chief, Strategic Air Com14,061
12, 771
mand control system project office.
1 14,061
Assistant chief, U.S. Air Force com14,394
13,083
mand control systems project office1 14,061
Assistant chief, spacetrack project
14,394
13,083
office
1 14,394
Assistant chief, fluid dynamic re14,394
13,083
search laboratory
1 14,394
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
15,038
13,978
installations
1 15,038
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
$14,394
operations
1 $13,374
Assistant chief, director of range de14,061
velopment—
1 13,083
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
14,394
division
1 13,083
Assistant chief, technical services
14,061
division
13,083
28,122
Attorney...
26,166
28,122
Chemist.
26,166
14,394
Chief, test engineering branch...
13,083
15,038
Chief, aerophysics laboratory
13,978
13, 794
771
12,
Chief, applied climatology laboratory.
Chief, applied mathematical labora15,038
tory
1 13,978
Chief, astrosurveillance science labo15,038
ratory
1 13,978
Chief, atmospheric circulation labo15,038
ratory
1 13,978
Chief, balloon instrumentation devel14,061
opment laboratory
1 13,083
Chief, behavioral science laboratory..
1 13,374
14, 706
Chief, biological science laboratory.
1 13,978
15,038
Chief, boundary layer processing lab15, 038
oratory...
1 13,978
13,749
Chief, chemical physics laboratory
1 12,771
15, 038
Chief, research laboratory.
J 13,978
14, 061
Chief, cloud physics branch
1 13,083
Chief, communications science labo15,038
ratory
1 13,978
Chief, computer mathematical sci14,061
ence laboratory
1 13,083
15,038
Chief, control sciences laboratory
1 13,978
14,394
Chief, dynamics branch
1 13,374
Chief, electromagnetic radiation lab14,061
oratory
1 13,083
Chief, electronic materiel sciences lab15,309
oratory.
14,227
14,061
Chief, geomagnetics branch
13, 083
15,978
Chief, ionospheric character branch—.
13, 978
14,061
Chief, ionospheric physics laboratory.
13,083
14,061
Chief, infrared techniques branch
13, 083
15,038
Chief, mechanics division
13,978
Chief, meteorological development
14,394
laboratory
13,374
Chief, metal and ceramics labora15,038
tory
13,978
14, C61
Chief, nuclear studies branch
13,083
14,061
Chief, photochemistry laboratory
13,083
15,038
Chief, physics division
13,978
15,038
Chief, physical electronics laboratory.
13,978
Chief, geophysics research program
14,394
division.
1 13,083
14,061
Chief, program requirements division.
1 13,083
Chief, propagation sciences labora15,038
tory
13,978
15, 038
Chief, propulsion research laboratory13,978
14, 061
Chief, radio astronomy section
13,083
14,061
Chief, radio chemistry branch
13,083
Chief, research instrumentation lab15,038
oratory
13,978
14,061
Chief, research probe flight branch
13,083
30,076
2,7,956
Chief, solid state sciences
14,061
13,083
Chief, special propagation studies15,038
13,978
Chief, spectroscopic studies
14,061
13,083
Chief, systems analysis office
15,038
13, 978
Chief, thermal radiation laboratory. —
14,061
13,083
Chief, weather radar branch
15,038
13,978
Chief, operations analysis office
Chief, range plans and program re13,749
12,771
view division
Chief, advance plans branch for rocket
14,394
13,083
propulsion
14,061
13,083
Chief, missile facilities division
14,061
12,771
Chief, customer services division
15,038
13,686
Chief, management division
15,038
13,686
Chief, research requirements office
27, 810
25, 542
Contracting officer
15,038
13,978
Deputy director, comptroller
14,394
13,083
Deputy director, plans division.
Deputy director, analysis and engi14,394
13,083
neer
—
Deputy director, Armed Services
14,394
13,083
Technical Information Agency
13,749
12,771
Director, national space control center.
14,394
13,083
Director, procurement division..
15,038
13,978
Technical director, 6511th test group..
Technical director, rocket propulsion
15,038
1 13,978
development
13, 749
1 12,771
Director, research
147, 724
10 136,860
Electronic scientist
15,038
1 13,978
Engineer, aerodynamic
12 166,860
18 269,356
Engineer, aeronautical
15,038
1 13,978
Engineer, civil
4 59,156
4 54,744
Engineer, combustion
2 30,076
2 27,956
Engineer, construction
19 275,260
17 229,990
Engineer, electronics.
72
62
Engineer, general
1
1,053,330
846,100
2" 29,099
Engineer, materials
13,978
7 104,070
Engineer, research
99, 770
8 113,410
Mathematician
80, 527
4 60,095
Medical officer
55,880
2 29,099
Metallurgist
13,978
1 14,061
12, 771
Mycologist
2 28,143
26,145
Personnel officer
25 356,340
21 279,870
Physicist
1 13, 749
1 12,771
Procurement officer
6 85,285
Psychologist
5 65,650
1,095,735
29,099
105,955
113,735
60,095
29,099
14,061
28,455
25 361,045
1 14,061
6 85,930
99
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Research and development officer
Special assistant director, technology
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accounting chief
Administrative analyst
Technical adviser
Management analystAssistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, technical operations
branch
Assistant chief, Lincoln liaison officeAssistant chief, air weapons control
project office
Assistant chief, combat operations
center project office
Assistant chief, weather observation
project office
Assistant chief, intelligence data handling project office.
Assistant chief, electromagnetic intelligence project office
Assistant chief for management research, deputy chief of staff plans.
Assistant chief, chemical research
laboratory
...
Assistant chief, control sciences...
Assistant chief, metal and ceramics
research laboratory
Assistant chief, research operations
branch
Assistant chief, administrative contracting officer
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
comptroller
Assistant chief, data, acquisition and
procurement division
Assistant chief, procurement office. _.
Assistant chief, range project branch.
Assistant chief, experimental track
branch
Assistant chief, plans and programs..
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
branch.
Assistant chief, rocket propulsion
branch
Assistant chief, solid rocket branch..
Assistant chief, space positioning
branch
Assistant chief, customer service
division
Attorney...
Budget officer
Chemist
Chief, department of physiology
Chief, aircraft allocation division.
Chief, civilian personnel officer
Chief, airborne research division.
Chief, staff judge advocate contract
branch..
Chief, equipment engineering branch.
Chief, data processing and display
Chief, components and techniques
research branch
Chief, applications techniques branch.
Chief, operator performance branch..
Chief, offensive and support system
section
Chief, data transmission branch
Chief, construction division..
Chief, contracts and procurement
division
Chief, applied mathematics branch...
Chief, astronomy and astrophysics
branch
Chief, atmospheric optics branch
Chief, balloon research branch
Chief, communications physics section
Chief, communications theory section.
Chief, data transmission section
Chief, development section..
Chief, engineering division
Chief, external research
Chief, flight operations research
Chief, field evaluation section.
Chief, general physics branch
Chief, geodesy and gravity branch
Chief, hydromagnetic branch
Chief, information compression section.
Chief, management requirements
division.
Chief, mechanics research laboratoryChief, meteorological, physics, and
airglow branch
Chief, microwave physics and analysis section..
Chief, missile antenna branch
Chief, plasma physics research branch.
Chief, power research branch
Chief, programs division
Chief, radiation and reflection sectionChief, research probe instrumentation.
Chief, research and development
operations branch
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
8 $111,460
11 $165,310
11 $165,310
1
2
13,083
27,060
1
2
14,061
29,412
1
2
14,394
29,412
2
6
1
3
1
23,920
72, 690
12,334
36,225
12,085
2
6
1
3
25,230
78,190
13,270
37,410
2
6
1
4
25,750
78,450
13, 520
49,620
1
1
12, 563
12,563
1
1
13,520
13,520
1
1
13,520
13,520
13,520
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
1
11,606
1
12,750
1
12,750
1
11, 606
1
12,480
1
12,750
13,520
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
1
11,606
1
12, 750
1
12,750
1
11,606
1
12,480
1
12,750
1
1
12,563
12,563
1
1
13,520
13,520
1
1
13,520
13,520
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
13,520
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
13,520
2
22,714
2
24,960
2
25,230
2
23,190
2
25,200
2
25,460
1
1
1
12,563
11,606
11,606
1
1
1
13,520
12,480
12,480
1
1
1
13,520
12,750
12,750
1
1
12,563
11,606
1
1
13,520
12,480
1
1
13,520
12,750
1
11,606
1
12,480
1
12,750
1
1
11,606
11,606
1
1
12,750
12,750
1
1
12,750
12,750
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
13,520
1 11,357
3 34,565
3 36,945
9 107,475
1 11,357
1 11,606
1 11,606
1 12,563
1 12,480
3 37,410
3 39,220
11 140,565
1 12,230
1 12,480
1 12,480
1 13,520
1 12,480
3 37,930
3 39,480
10 128,325
1 12,480
1 12,750
1 12,750
1 13,520
1
1
1
11,357
12,563
11,606
1
1
1
12,480
13,520
12,750
1
1
1
12,480
13,520
12,750
1
1
1
11,606
11,606
11,835
1
1
1
12.750
12,480
13,000
1
1
1
12,750
12,750
13,000
1
1
1
11,606
11,606
11,606
1
1
1
12,480
12, 750
12, 750
1
1
1
12,750
12,750
12,750
1
1
11, 606
12,563
1
1
12,480
13, 520
1
1
12, 750
13, 520
1
1
1
12,563
11,835
11,606
1
1
1
13, 520
12, 750
12, 480
1
1
1
13, 520
13,000
12, 750
1
1
1
1
12, 563
12, 563
12,563
12,563
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,563
12, 563
12, 563
11, 606
11,835
12,563
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
12,230
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
12, 750
12, 750
13, 520
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
12,230
13, 520
13, 520
13,520
12, 750
13,000
13, 520
1
11,835
1
12,750
1
13,000
1
1
11,357
12,563
1
1
12,230
13, 520
1
1
12,480
13, 520
1
11,606
1
12,480
1
12,750
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11,835
12, 563
12,563
11, 606
12,563
11, 606
12, 563
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,750
13, 520
13, 520
12,480
13,520
12,480
13,520
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
13,000
13, 520
13, 520
12, 750
13, 520
12,750
13, 520
1
11,606
1
12,480
1
12,750
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Chief, research and development re$12,230
sources branch
$12,563
13,520
Chief, research and analysis section. _.
12,563
13,520
Chief, satellite meteorology branch...
12,563
13,520
Chief, scientific data processing section.
11,606
12,480
Chief, simulator evaluation section..
12,563
13,520
Chief, solid state circuitry section.
12,563
13,520
Chief, thermal test section
12,563
13,520
Chief, badge section.
11,835
12,750
Chief, terrestrial propagation section.
Chief, upper atmosphere circulation
1 12,480
11,606
section
12,563
1 13,520
Chief, waves and circuits section.
22,742
2 25,230
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, communications division, range
12,750
operations
11,835
Chief, engineering division.
13,520
12,563
Chief, mathematical branch, range
operations.
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, missile safety branch, range
operations
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, plans and programs manage12,563
ment division
13,520
11,835
Chief, programs division, operations13,000
Chief, quality and surveillance ad12,480
istrative contracting office
11,357
12,480
Chief, range plans branch
11,606
13,520
Chief, research project branch
12,563
Chief, instrumentation support divi13,520
1 12,563
sion
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, surveillance branch
13,520
1 12,563
Chief, aerospace data systems
Chief, data processing and computing
branch
11,606
12,480
Chief, data systems branch and missile facility division
12,750
11,606
Chief, engineering branch, missile facility division
ll,i
1 12,480
Chief, engineering test branch, missile.
1 12,750
11, 835
Chief, engineering development section, rocket propulsion
12, 480
11, 606
Chief, flight research branch
11,606
12, 750
Chief, installation and accessory
12,480
11,606
branch.
12,480
li, r
Chief, instrumentation branch
11,606
12,480
Chief, liquid rocket branch
12, 480
11, r ~
Chief, missile component test branch.
13, 520
Chief, powerplant branch
12, 563
12,750
Chief, space positioning branch
11, 835
Chief, test facility branch, 6511th test
13,000
1 11,835
group
Chief, test project branch, 6511th test
12, 750
group
1 11,606
Chief, experimental track instrumen12,750
11,835
tation branch
12,480
11, 606
Chief, document processing division-.
12,085
Chief, San Francisco regional office...
12,750
11,606
Chief, sage test branch
12. 750
11,606
Chief, environment branch
13; 520
12, 563
Chief, data acquisition branch
12,230
11, 357
Chief, plans and programs office
12, 563
13, 520
Chief, data processing branch
11, 835
12, 750
Classification analyst
71, 520
75,780
Contracting officer
2 22, 950
37,150
Deputy director, comptroller
1 11, 835
12, 750
Deputy director of material
2 24,150
26,000
Deputy director of procurement
Deputy director of systems manage1 12, 085
ment
1 13,000
1 11,606
Deputy director of facilities
1 12,750
1 12, 563
Education specialist
21 257,175
21 277,410
Electronic scientist
9 110, 595
9 118, 990
Engineer, aerodynamic
35 437, 699
49 640,160
Engineer, aeronautical
2 24, 419
2 26, 540
Engineer, chemical
2 24,419
2 26, 540
Engineer, civil.
9 112,995
10 131,910
Engineer, combustion
4 48,300
4 51, 960
Engineer, construction
5 62,535
6 79,490
Engineer, electrical
78
Engineer, electronics
73 883,155
1,014, 095
Engineer, general183
1621,997,610
2,411,830
" 221,770
Engineer, materials
14 172,170
92,720
Engineer, mechanical
6 74,370
12, 750
Engineer, photographic
1 11,606
156,410
Engineer, research
12 145,160
13, 520
Engineer, safety
1 12,563
25,230
Historian
2 22,950
12, 750
Industrial specialist
1 11,835
38,440
Information specialist
3 35,745
Mathematician
12 143,460
165,760
Medical officer
4 47,820
125,160
12,480
Metallurgist
2 23,190
25,460
Nuclear physicist
12,480
Operations analyst
1 11,606
63,130
Personnel officer
5 58,455
12,750
Personnel technician
1 11,835
12,230
Pharmacist
710,060
Physicist..
626,220
12,480
11,606
Procurement officer
161,585
127,065
Psychologist24,960
23,190
Research analyst
153,615
86,085
Research development officer..
62,600
57,255
Research physiologist
12,230
11,357
Science analyst
12,480
11,606
Security officer
24,460
11,357
Industrial relations officer
100
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION—Continued
R E S E A R C H , D E V E L O P M E N T , T E S T , AND E V A L U A T I O N ,
FORCE—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Statistician
_
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—.
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2 $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1 $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense:
Technical director
Technical director (Arnold engineering development center)
Technical director, guided missile
weapon systems (Wright air development division)
Technical director (Wright air development division)
Scientific director (Rome air development center)
Technical director, operations (Wright
air development division)
Technical director, deputy chief research and development (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
Technical director, deputy chief
weapons systems (Headquarters,
Air Research and Development
Command)
Technical director (Air Force flight
test center)
Chief scientist (Air Force missile
development center)
Technical director, electronic research
(Air Force Command and control
development division)
Deputy director, geophysics (Air
Force Command and control development division)
Technical director, directorate of development (Wright air development division)
Technical director, aircraft weapons
systems (Wright air development
division)
Technical director, plans and programs (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)—_i.>—
Chief scientist (Air Force research
division) _1
Technical director, aerial reconnaissance laboratory (Wright air development division)
Technical director, deputy chief testing (air proving ground center)
Technical director, directorate of communication (Rome air development
center)
_
Technical director, guidance and control (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Command)
Technical director, communications
and electronics (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Command)
Technical director, electronics, detachment No. 1 (Headquarters, Air
Research and Development Command
Deputy director, electronics research
(Air Force Command and control
development division)
Director, physical sciences (Air Force
research division)
Associate director, research and development (Rome air development center)
Technical director, directorate of
flight test (Air Force flight test
center)
...
AIR
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3 $38,955
2 26, 000
2
26, 540
1,473
16, 865,197
1,546
14, 993,234
1,426
11, 744, 047
80 601,163
1,389
<, 613,427
136 873, 975
1,293
7, 765, 450
544
2, 969, 555
2,170
10, 502,550
2,""
11, 874,797
1,832
1,744
6,895,047
7, 139,898
156 519,979
148 545,107
13 42,470
9 32,095
$38,955
26,540
2 27, 040
1,495
17, 157,487
1,549
15, 081,046
1,439
11, 901, 306
83 629,866
1, 399
9, 754, 045
148 962,165
1, 308
7, 919, 739
546
3, 023, 510
2,194
10, 950, 731
2,716
12, 192, 049
1, 748
7, 264, 457
150 565,891
33,725
77, 500
77,500
3 $35,745
2 24,170
2 24,668
1,396
14,824,690
1, 538
13,929,997
1,434
10,865, 500
78 538,601
1,425
9,117,019
131 776,969
1,128
6,274,444
555
2,784,856
2,107
9,573,066
2,735
11,128,389
2
16, 500
16,500
16, 500
16, 500
16, 500
16, 500
16, 500
16, 500
16, 500
16,000
16, 000
16, 000
15, 500
15, 500
15, 500
17, 500
17,500
17, 500
17,000
17,000
17, 000
18, 000
18,000
18, 000
17, 000
17, 000
17, 000
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,000
16,000
16,000
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,500
16,500
18,000
18,000
18,000
15,500
15,500
15,500
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,500
15,500
15, 500
14,500
14,500
14, 500
15,500
15,500
15,500
15, 500
15,500
15,500
16,000
16,000
16,000
15,500
15,500
15,500
15,150
15,150
15,150
14,500
14,500
14,500
15,000
15,000
15,000
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Secretary
Numof Defense—Continued
ber
Technical director, propulsion laboratory (Wright air development divi1
sion).
Technical director, aero-medical laboratory (Wright air development
division)
1
Technical director, directorate of laboratories operations (Wright air
development division)_ _ _ _
1
Technical director, aircraft laboratory
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
1
Technical director, life sciences (Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command)
1
Technical director, directorate of resourqes planning (Headquarters,
Air Research and Development
Command)
1
Technical program director, deputy
chief research and development
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
...
1
Scientific adviser to director of research (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Command)
1
Deputy director, plans and programs,
detachment No. 1 (Headquarters,
Air Research and Development
Command)
1
Technical director, weapons guidance
laboratory (Wright air development
division).
1
Technical adviser, deputy chief development and test (air proving
ground center)
1
Director, programs and requirements
(Wright air development division)..
1
Technical director, communication
and navigation laboratory (Wright
air development division)
1
Technical director, electronic components laboratory (Wright air
development division)
1
Technical director, operational applications laboratory (Air Force Command and control development
division)
1
Senior scientist,fluiddynamics branch
(Wright air development division) __
1
Guidance test manager, central inertial test (Air Force missile development center)
1
Guidance technology specialist, central inertial test (Air Force missile
development center)
1
Director, solid state sciences (Air
Force research division)
1
Director, chemical sciences (Air Force
research division)
1
Mathematical adviser for research
operations (Air Force missile development center)
1
Director, Sacramento peak observatory (Air Force Command and con1
trol development division)
Technical director, research and development (Air Force missile de1
velopment center)
Technical director, plans and operations (Arnold engineering develop1
ment center)
Director, research and development
1
(Rome air development center)
Chief scientist (Headquarters, Air Re1
search and Development Command).
Chief scientist (Air Force missile test
1
center)
Chief scientist, aeronautical research
laboratory (Wright air development
1
division)
Technical director, analysis team
(Headquarters, Air Research and
1
Development Command)
Technical director, aeronautical accessories laboratory (Wright air de1
velopment division)
Assistant deputy for strategic weapons (Wright air development divi1
sion)
Assistant deputy for advanced systems (Wright air development di1
vision)
Assistant deputy for air defense weapons (Wright air development di1
vision)
Technical adviser, directorate of requirements and programs (air prov1
ing ground center)
Technical director, flight control laboratory (Wright air development
1
division)..
Technical director, materials laboratory (Wright air development di1
vision)
Technical adviser, deputy chief tests
1
(Air Force missile test center)
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Total Num- Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary
salary
$14,500
1 $14,500
$14,500
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
14, 500
1
14,500
14,500
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
17,000
1
17,000
17,000
14, 500
1
14, 500
14, 500
16, 500
1
16,500
16,500
14,500
1
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
1
14, 500
14,500
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
14, 500
1
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
1
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
1
14, 500
14, 500
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
19,000
1
19,000
19,000
16,000
1
16,000
16,000
14, 500
1
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
1
14, 500
14, 500
15, 500
1
15,500
15, 500
15, 500
1
15, 500
15, 500
16,500
1
16,500
16, 500
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
17,500
1
17, 500
17,500
16,000
1
16,000
16,000
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
15,000
1
15,000
15,000
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
14, 500
1
14,500
14,500
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
14,500
1
14,500
14,500
101
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210 ber salary ber salary ber salary
or above:
$32,000
1 $16,000
Mathematician.
2 $32,000
121,500
Technical adviser
8 121,035
8 121,500
15,000
Assistant chief, plans and operations—
1 15,000
15,000
Assistant chief, offensive systems di15,000
vision
15,000
Assistant chief, defensive experimen15,000
tal systems division
15,000
Assistant chief, ground support equip14,500
ment
14,500
Assistant chief, advanced system
15,000
planning office
15,000
Assistant chief, GAM-87 weapons
15, 000
system project office
15, 000
Assistant chief, Dynasoar, weapons
15,000
15,000
system project office
Assistant chief, airborne supply sys15,000
tem division
15,000
Assistant chief, B-70 weapon system
15,000
15,000
project office
Assistant chief, GAM-87 engineering
14, 500
14, 500
office
17,500
17,500
Assistant chief for technology
1 17,500
Assistant chief, research and development (Rome air development
2 29,000
2 29,000
29,000
center)
16,000
Chief, plans and programs division. . .
1 16,000
Chief scientist (Wright air develop17,500
ment division)
17, 500
1 17,500
16, 500
1 16,500
Chief, Dynasoar engineering office
16, 500
1 16,500
Chief, B-70 engineering office
Chief, offensive system engineering
16,500
16, 500
division
16,300
16,300
Chief, operations division
16,
500
16,500
Chief, engineer flight test division
16,500
16,500
Chief, evaluation office
Chief, defensive experimental system
15,000
1 15,000
engineering division
Chief, system dynamic analysis di15,000
15, 000
vision
32, 500
32,500
2 32,500
Chief scientist
15,000
15,000
1 15,000
Chief, fluid dynamics research.
16, 500
16, 500
Chief, airborne support systems
Deputy director, research and de16,500
1 16,500
velopment
16,335
15,000
1 15,000
Deputy director, plans and programs.
14,500
1 14,500
Deputy director, aircraft program
1 14,500
Deputy director, engineering research
32,000
2 32,000
2 32,000
division
16, 500
1 16,500
1 16,500
Deputy director of sciences
Deputy director, geophysics research
15,500
1 15,500
division
Director, technical research and de18,000
1 18,000
18,000
velopment
15,000
1 15,000
15,000
Director, technical flight test
33,000
2 33,000
33,000
Director, systems management
Director, programing and require15,000
15,000
15,000
ments
16, 500
16,500
16, 500
Director, systems engineering
15,000
15,000
15,000
Director, avionics division
14, 500
14, 500
14,500
Director, flight engineering test groupDirector, electronic technical lab14, 500
14, 500
oratory
1 14,500
14, 500
14,500
Director, aircraft mechanics division.
1 14,500
15,000
15,000
Director, propulsion laboratory
15, 500
Director, office systems applied
15, 500
15, 500
Director, command and control sys15, 500
tems
15, 500
15, 500
16,000
16,000
16,000
Director, directorate of systems
15,150
15,150
15,150
Director, physical sciences
*
17,000
17,000
17,000
Director, research and development—
14, 500
14, 500
14, 5p0
Director, aerospace medical division
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
Director, operations office.
17,000
17,000
17,000
Director, advanced system technology.
Director, navigation guidance lab14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
oratory
14, 500
14, 500
Director, materials central
15,000
15,000
Director, flight control laboratory
15,000
15,000
Director, biomedical laboratory
Director, operational support engi1 15,000
15,000
neering division
1 14,500
14, 500
1 14, 500
Director, life sciences
14, 500
1 14,500
1 14, 500
Director, chemical science
Director, Sacramento peak observa1 15,500
15, 500
1 15, 500
tory
1 14,430
14, 430
1 14, 430
Director, solid state sciences
2 34,400
34,400
3 48,000
Research and development office
Special assistant, research and devel19,000
19,000
1 19,000
opment
32,060
32,060
3 31,055
Foreman, maintenance
64,189
64,189
6 63,191
Foreman, shop
10, 832
10,832
1 10,317
Supervisor, aircraft maintenance
41,767
41,767
4 41,579
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Chief, operations branch, base instal1 10,005
1 10,005
10,005
lation division
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv8,104
7,718
alent to less than $12,210
9,432,109
50,094,778
48,920,991
Total permanent. .
Deduct lapses
23,642
23,650
23,491
162, I 14,122
150,457,096
160,172,016
546
539
186
4,197,986
4,901,706
3,469,977
Net permanent (average number,
23,105
23,096
net salary)
23,111
146, 259,110
156,702,039
157,902,416
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Total
1961 estimate
$142,557
$260,391
1,125,070
3,324,310
79,563
40, 515
602,700
3,039,882
75, 603
56,475
150,971,125
160, 737,090
$139,834,004
11,137,121
$159, 931,105
805,985
150,971,125
160,737,090
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , ADVANCED R E S E A R C H PROJECTS A G E N C Y ,
D E P A R T M E N T OF D E F E N S E
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy director, Advanced Research
Projects Agency
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
Director, policy and planning
1
17,514
division
1
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief, analysis and integration staff..
1
16,536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director for policy
1
15.163
Chief, high-altitude detection branch.
15, 267
1
Chief, underground detection branch.
1
15, 267
Deputy chief, experimental measurements branch
1
15. 267
Deputy chief, research branch
1
15, 267
Deputy chief, systems branch
1
15, 267
Director, program management division
1
14,435
1
15. 517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Program management officer
3
38,625
3
41, 871
4
54,705
Project manager
13 183,893
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
Program management officer
11,357
2
24,460
1
Project manager
11, 606
3
37, 980
1
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
9,901
42,849
4
1
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
8, 341
1
8, 965
3
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
21,090
1
7, 821
1
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
6,302
1
6.781
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
6,074
1
6,552
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
8
43, 368
9
51,124
15
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
75, 796 16
85, 528
10
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
44, 368 17
78, 891
1
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
3, 765
2
8,112
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense:
Director, Advanced Research Projects Agency
1
19,000
19,000
Assistant director for ballistic missile
1
17,000
19,000
Assistant director for nuclear test detection
19, 000
Assistant director for propellant
chemistry
19, 000
Chief scientist
19,000
Director, technical operations division
1
19,000
Deputy assistant director for ballistic
missile defense
1
15,500
1
16,500
Deputy assistant director for nuclear
test detection
1
16,500
1
16,500
Assistant director for general research.
1
16,000
Assistant director for materials
1
16,000
Chief, experimental measurements
branch
1
16, 000
Chief, reliability and exploratory research branch
16, 000
Chief, research branch
1
16,000
Chief, systems branch
1
16,000
Deputy technical executive
1
16,000
1
16,000
Chief, communications and tracking
branch
1
15,500
Chief, satellite branch
1
15,500
1
15,500
Special assistant to the deputy director
1
15,000
1
15,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1
4,742
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
Total personal services..
65
11
569,666
106,545
97
19
984,739
187,739
54
463,121
78
797,000
7,161
18,000
5,445
8, 000
475, 727
823,000
1
1
15. 267
15, 267
1
1
1
15, 267
15, 267
15, 267
1
15, 787
3
13
42, 516
184, 205
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
9
16
17
2
24, 710
37,980
42, 849
8, 965
7,821
6,947
6,718
51, 625
86, 694
80, 225
8,112
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
102
MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
MILITARY
OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S
CONSTRUCTION, A R M Y
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Engineer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Engineer
Equipment technician..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer..
Attorney
Attorney adviser
Comptroller
Engineer
Equipment technician..
Legal administrator
Personnel officer
Procurement officer
Realty officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
MILITARY
PAID
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2 $29,370
1 $15,517
1 $15,517
49 675,533
1 13,978
47 693,546
1 15,038
47 693,546
1 15,038
2 23,940
2 23,670
3 36,005
8 93,545
163
2,013, 771
1 12,563
1 11,606
3 34,071
1 11,357
3 36,753
729
7,955,006
1,520
14,065,967
1,927
15,275,809
183
1,275,957
1,638
10,787,709
279
1,648,786
1,354
7,407,923
710
3,552,112
1,228
5,637,997
1,352
5,517,098
1,110
4,167,243
229 773,870
26 86,405
2 25,750
2 25,500
3 38,750
8 103,000
158
2,021,760
1 13,520
1 12,480
3 36,690
1 12,230
3 39,540
636
7,474,632
1,378
13,700,525
1,757
14,625,289
156
1,173,348
1,492
10,864,055
263
1,650,128
1,271
7,381,114
710
3,807,284
1,157
5,836,515
1,349
5,969,850
1 12,480
2 25,750
2 25,500
3 38,750
6 76,460
132
1,690,260
1 13,520
1 12,480
3 36,690
1 12,230
3 39,540
527
6,188,138
1,099
10,907,003
1,133
9,612,003
129
973,479
1,299
9,205,842
246
1,542,064
1,231
7,221,062
655
3,514,527
1,147
5,731,725
1,302
5,765,992
1,111
1,096
4,497,733
4,437, 702
232 842,104
231 837,965
26 94,822
26 94,822
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number
net salary):
United States and possessions...
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Military construction, Air Force"
"Military construction, Air National
Guard"
"Cemeterial expenses," Department of
the Army—Civil
"Acquisition, construction, and improvement," Coast Guard (transfer
to Army)
"Military construction, Air Force
Reserve"—
"Construction of power systems,"
Ryukyu Island, Army
"Military construction, Navy" (transfer to Army)
"Construction, Alaska Communication
System"
"Military construction, Army"
"Reimbursements"
11,609
13,425
72,653,030
85,498,285
661
1,122
1,157
4,034,767
9,024,155
7,157,747
14,251
10,117
10,820
66,682,551
68,136,802
,312
60,872,024
1,319
1,251
8,851, 524
8,837,329
10
990
1,366,407
1, 522,236
962
6,768,239
554,038
26,403
978,000
422,176
17,000
428,967
17,000
303,672
2,762,050
3,300
1,496,478
2, 581,068
3,300
1,227,167
83,038,283
83.345,214
72,875,765
$56,543,165
$57,307,000
$49,892,000
694,495
793,000
761,000
79,339
34,600
79,765
3,264,364
5,396
1, 537, 923
30,152
21,714
27,925
114,000
104,000
25,749
12,649
16,900
23,544,632
2,079,208
23,736,000
1,322,000
21,323,000
716,000
ARMY
1960 actual
FROM
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—.
1,284
1,727
1,656
4,912,422
4,527,565
3,912,945
Total permanent.
CONSTRUCTION,
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
RESERVE
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
$37,689
127,548
229,128
263,772
26,624
422,016
40,474
240,585
74, 544
125,804
133,848
140,082
16,330
6,927
3
12
24
34
4
64
7
43
16
28
33
37
5
2
$13,520
114,190
236,325
283,594
29,368
455,296
43,533
259,376
74,413
140,364
147,576
154,697
18,095
7,654
1
10
23
34
4
64
7
43
16
28
33
37
5
2
$13,520
116,900
226,050
266,912
28,704
428,148
43,533
247,312
77,685
135,351
138,632
146,335
18,095
7,654
1
10
22
32
4
61
7
41
15
27
31
35
18,409
9,835
316 1,903,780
23 137,878
309 1,987,836
20 174,878
295 1,904,666
10 108,746
293 1,765,902
289 1,812,958
285 1,795,920
13,563
27,426
77
4,122
25,000
80
4,000
25,000
80
4,000
1,815,746
1,849,000
1,825,000
4,656
REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
ARMY
INDUSTRIAL
FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director, system support laboratory..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Aeronautical research administrator..
Chief, electronic engineer, guidance
and control laboratory
Chief, missile instruction branch
Deputy director, industrial operations laboratory
Deputy director, structures and mechanics laboratory.
Project director
Technical director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief, production engineering branch.
Deputy commander for technical
management and engineering
Engineering coordinator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Digital computer administrator
Educational officer
Engineer
—
Entomologist.
Equipment technicianIndustrial specialist
Inspector
Legal administrator
Logistics specialist
Management analyst-..
Mathematician
Medical officer.
Metallurgist
Pathologist
Personnel director
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer..
Physicist
Physiologist
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $17,514
1
15,392
15,392
15,392
15,392
1 $16,806
1 $17,056
15,392
15,392
16,349
1
1
1
1
14,206
1
15,517
1
15,517
14,685
1
1
16,037
15,267
1
1
16,037
15,267
3 41,058
10 136,860
30 410,580
1 12,771
3 41,808
1 13,978
1 13, 686
15 205, 551
2 25,854
4 55,036
1 13,083
40,143
2 27,372
292
4,002,814
1 12,771
3 41,058
4 54,744
1 13,686
3 41,058
1 12,771
2 27,372
8 109,780
6 83,284
4 54,744
1 13,978
3 41,058
1 12,771
60 820,537
23 314,778
1 13,686
16,536
17,576
3 43,494
8 116,088
26 376, 700
1 13, 749
3 45,302
1 15,038
1 14,394
13 190,240
2 28,122
4 58,532
1 14,394
3 42, 537
2 29,100
287
4,177,166
A
1 14,061
3 43,494
4 57,888
1 14,394
3 43,494
1 14,061
2 28,788
87,632
89,482
57,888
15,038
43,494
14,706
796,973
333,246
14,394
16,536
17,576
3 43,806
9 131,106
29 422,378
1 14,061
3 45,573
1 15,038
1 14, 706
13 191,197
2 28,122
4 58,844
1 14,394
43,161
2 29,412
296
4,337, 558
"1 14,061
43,806
4 58,200
1 14,706
3 43,806
1 14,061
29,100
2
8 117,044
6 89,794
4 58,200
1 15,038
3
1 14,706
58 846,083
23 335,430
1 14,706
103
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,750 to $15,030—Continued
Procurement officer
_ _,
Production specialist Program progress analyst. —
Research analyst
Scientific administrator
Supply officerTraffic manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Architect
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Business analyst.
Cartographer
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst.
Comptroller.
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist—
Deputy comptroller
Designer
Digital computer administrator
Educational officer
Engineer.
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $13,083
164,232
218,976
3 41,934
20 278,495
82,408
13,083
2 $27,810
144,876
14 203,076
3 45,114
21 315,281
6 87,320
1 14,394
17 205,445
16 193,360
47 566,943
1 12,085
1 11,357
17 199,865
3 36,233
5 58,718
17 222,350
16 209,350
42 547,180
1 13,000
3 36,940
17 216,650
5 63,480
5 63,460
108,765
1 12,085
1 12,085
39 477,047
6 72,510
3 34,807
2 24,170
17 205,445
4 48,110
1 12,555
9 108,037
5 60,425
593
,185,443
11,835
108,275
12,085
11,357
11,835
72,510
12,085
12,085
108,765
120,850
254,741
111, 625
145,020
48,340
205,445
12,085
62,815
581,717
628,170
48,817
24,897
11,357
11,835
361,094
205, 445
47, 111
12,085
332, 961
24,170
59, 447
262, 227
12,085
117,810
1 13,000
1 13,270
34 450,130
6 78,540
3 37,710
2 26,000
19 247,080
4 52,290
1 13,510
9 117,020
5 65,270
584
7,661,370
1 12,750
9 117,010
1 13,000
12
16
Entomologist
Equipment technician
Geopbysicist
Historian..
Information officer.
Industrial specialist
Inspector
Labor relations officer
Legal administrator.
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Patent adviser...,
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist.
Planning officer
Planning and production specialist...
Procurement officer
Production specialist.
Program progress analyst
Research analyst
Salary and wage analyst
Scientific administrator.
Shop superintendent
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist
Traffic manager
4
Transportation officer.
2
Veterinarian
,084
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,085._.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.._.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670....
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Positions established by Public Law
313:
Associate director for advanced research
Associate director for atomic applications
—
Associate director for ballistics research laboratory.
for development
Associate directorr for
Associate director for research
Associate director for supporting research
Chief adviser, assistant chief of staff
for research and development
Chief, air defense branch
Chief, ballistics measurements labora
tory
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
22,
,662
46, 653
22, 714
113,491
24, 121,820
,332
25, 048,639
306
2, 168,021
$28,143
10
1
6
1
1
9
10
20
9
12,750
78,540
13,000
12,230
117,810
130,810
262,140
120,390
12 157,080
4 52,270
17 222,620
1 13,270
5 67,600
48 630,120
47 614,800
4 52,790
2 26,790
1 12,230
30 390, 870
17 222, 350
4 45, 760
1 13,000
27 358,600
2
26,270
5 64,210
22 284, 790
1 13,000
1 12, 230
4 50,190
24,460
2
2,038
23, 437, 720
2, 663
24, 777,020
3,343
25, 948,376
319
2, 441,907
3,061
21, 663,931
,046
19, 654,603
394
2,612, 765
2, 358,102
2,302
,279
12, 448, 946
13, 851,636
218
1, 229
6,801,670
6, 144,335
3,498
,512
17,607,208
16, 045,927
5,459
,478
24, 916,147
22, 888, 912
3, 711
,723
15,483,609
14, 238, 664
789
789
3,043,274
2, 799, 499
18 63,998
24 78,028
160,206
233,424
45,114
315,613
87,944
14.394
17 223,700
16 210,700
578,580
13,270
37,190
216,920
63,980
63,710
12,230
118,620
13,270
13,270
491,830
79,080
38,250
26,270
19 248.700
4 53,060
1 13,510
9 117,830
5 65,810
597
7,878,480
~ 13,000
117.000
13,270
12,230
13,000
79,080
13,270
12,230
44
1
3
17
5
5
1
9
1
1
37
118,620
131,890
303,300
132,890
158,430
52,540
225,050
13.395
67,600
634,960
644,310
53.310
27,040
12,480
31 404, 970
17 223, 970
4 52, 270
1 13,270
27 360, 400
2
26, 270
5 64, 740
22 286, 910
1 13,270
1 12, 230
4 50,940
24,460
2
2,067
22, 978,283
2,719
25, 355,869
3,389
27, 018,289
324
2, 504,663
3,110
22, 349,083
404
2, 683,463
2,345
13, 352,447
1,240
6, 974, 525
3,547
17, 683,627
5, 479
25, 288,057
3, 715
15, 679,416
792
, 077,682
71,860
20
14,500
1
15,250
1
15,250
15,000
1
15,000
1
15,000
16,500
15, 500
15,500
1
1
1
16, 500
16, 500
15,500
1
1
1
16,500
16,500
15,500
14,500
1
15,500
1
15,500
15,500
14,500
1
1
15,500
15,250
1
1
15,500
15,250
14,750
1
14,750
1
14,750
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Positions established by Public Law
313—Continued
2 $35,000
1 $17,500
Chief engineer
16,000
1 16,000
Chief scientist.
15,500
1 15,500
Chief, weapons system laboratory
Deputy chief, research and develop16, 000
1 16,000
ment group
16,750
1 16,750
Deputy commander for engineeringDeputy commander for scientific
47,750
3 47,750
activities
Deputy director, development opera18, 500
tions division..
16, 500
Deputy director of medical research...
16, 500
18, 000
Director, aeroballistics laboratory
15, 000
Director of biological research
15,000
17, 500
Director, computations laboratory
Director, development operations
19,000
division
17,500
Director, fabrication laboratory
Director, guidance control laboratory..
18,000
Director, missilefiringlaboratory
18,000
Director of research
15,000
Director, research project laboratory. _
18, 000
Director, research operations branch _ _
18,000
1 18,000
Director, systems analysis and reliability laboratory
17,500
Director, structures and mechanics
laboratory
18,000
Director, test laboratory
17,500
Scientific advisor
15,500
15, 500
Scientist and technical consultant
17,500
17, 500
Senior scientist
16,000
16,000
Supervising metallurgist
16,500
16,500
16,000
Technical director, missile division...
16,000
16,500
Technical director, physical science . .
16,500
15,500
15,500
Technical director of research
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210..
253
3,398
116,415,473
16,734,944
Ungraded positions at hourly or daily
rates equivalent to—
$12,210 and above: Engineer
5 51,501
5 51,501
27,827
Less than $12,210
26,365
158,407,013
150,633,682
61,804
1,122
367,282,210
372,477,806
2,813
2,376
6,933,865
11,500,626
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
58,991
57,746
360,348,345
360,977,180
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
1,297,202
137,650
270,523
.,373,190
147,215
37,114
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Allowance for uniforms.
2,004,605
14,905,083
348,416
56,227
105,662
065,808
463,452
56,553
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
2,434,174
382,860,000
Total personal services..
AIR
3,491,949
FORCE
INDUSTRIAL
Num- Total
ber salary
Grades and ranges:
$21,008
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
51,189
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
15 111, 862
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
16 108,512
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
43 265,696
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
18
105,624
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
63 336,365
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
41 199,556
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
131 564,494
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
190 772,100
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
254 965,152
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
56 194,812
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1
3,058
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
4,302
18, 367,084
Total permanent 5,138
22, 066,512
Deduct lapses
514,806
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions. __
19, 025,147
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
60 241,131
Local rates
790
285,428
372,792,000
372,408,000
FUND
Num- Total
ber salary
2
7
15
16
40
19
65
55
131
175
222
56
1
$22,589
63,764
120,943
118,890
268,730
121,325
376,190
292,883
621,280
777,604
916,616
208,284
3,411
4,092
17,201,456
4,896
21,113,965
254
969,852
783
3,799
18,646,884
19,063,367
28 153,749
831
1,343,480
104
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT
AIR
FORCE
INDUSTRIAL
FUND—Continued
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
$41,502
26,805
$20,818
27,000
$29,583
27,000
53,717
29,532
282,444
66,878
38,496
272,808
78,162
39,587
244,668
158,348
831,076
22,849
16,085
153,712
4
77,287
760,600
16,819
21,500
106,300
714,100
12,619
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
EOreign countries: Local rates
Part-time employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
ARMY
21,800
106,300
167,000
11,000
22,154,316
21,719, 619
21,906,219
MANAGEMENT
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Digital computer system officer
General engineer
Plans management officer
Preservation and packing specialist-.
Supply cataloger
....
Supply cataloging administrator
Supply management officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
13,464
Total personal services..
1960 actual
FUNDS—Con.
FUND
1
6
3
1
4
3
4
27
20
20
1
46
1
71
22
46
69
57
$11,835
73,464
34,799
12,563
47,611
36,732
46,404
286,622
173,635
148,471
7,114
297,731
5,928
401,162
109,991
212,991
289,250
222,981
1
6
3
1
4
3
4
27
20
20
$12,750
80,120
37,960
13,790
51,500
39,790
50,460
310,818
186,030
161,970
1
6
3
1
4
3
4
26
20
20
$13,000
80,370
38,210
13,790
51, 750
40,040
50,710
301,259
188,630
162,330
50
1
92
22
47
71
64
352,376
6, 552
553,022
121,161
239, Ci96
324,064
269,692
50
1
92
22
47
70
61
354, 503
6, 552
555,472
122,079
240,737
318,016
250,790
1
4,035
1
1
4,035
Grades and ranges:
GS-i5, $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, defense telephone service
Engineer
GSr14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy director, defense telephone
service
Engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $1560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7: $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-1. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Local wage rates
448 3,026,649
8
47,649
411 2, 591, 577 432 2,916,782
440 2,979,000
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S.rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1
1
$13,978
13,978
1
1
2
9
36
22
11,357
24,169
98,278
336,123
171,397
14,082
85, 313
42,228
105,981
1
1
5
17
15
1
13
7
19
4
23
19
79
1
1
2
20, 111
19,648
55,062
6,027
11,218
64,000
6,000
64,000
6,000
2,672,314
2,998,000
3,049,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2
4,035
453 3,049,208
21 132,426
Total personal services
1960 actual
6
4
12
2
108,867
78,590
314,035
3,266
20
19
71
1
6,510
8, 750
1
1
$15,038
12,
13,
58,
169,
124,
7,
42,
27,
73,
10,
103,
85,
308,
3,
1
WORKING
$15,038
1
12,480
4
46,960
110,465
49,782
11
6
CONSOLIDATED
14,755
27, 530
37,961
18 ~~95~360
19
87,609
72 324,425
1
3,515
6, 510
4,375
1
1
6,510
4,375
242 1, 457,013 178 1,068,370
31 165,736
18
95,229
147
3
836,765
11,265
118
530,504
119
580,453
119
598,500
91
2
752,023
8,750
40
1
388,313
4,375
24
1
222,625
4,375
9,044
4, 468
3,219
3, 659
5,000
3,200
6,000
3, 500
1, 308,008
985,000
835,000
FUNDS,
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mechanical engineer
Supplv officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
.....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at annual rates below
$12,210....
...
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
3
6
$28,641
48,476
10
65,999
42
4
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above a 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
ARMY
1
5
6
6
13
2
11
1
8
8
10,130
10,796
26, 417
24,378
3,973
12
26, 826
6
4
26, S
593.631
11, 716
245,636
19,385
226, 251
$12,230
61,150
65, 438
58. 530
104,480
14,020
74,712
6,053
44. 929
40,749
55, 643
17,264
11, 607
84
581,915
1, 737
15,488
2,191
17, 400
243, 476
601, 506
MILITARY ASSISTANCE
MILITARY
AIR
FORCE
MANAGEMENT
ASSISTANCE
FUND
1960 actual
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
ber salary ber salary
Director, Armed Forces supply support center
1 $18,512
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,083
14,394
14,394
Deputy director, cataloging division. _
Deputy director, management staff. _.
13,978
15,038
15,038
Deputy director, standardization division
13,686
15,038
15,038
12,771
13,749
13,749
Deputy director, utilization division..
13,083
14,061
14,061
Director, data processing division
13,978
15,038
15,038
Director, management staff
13,083
14,061
14,061
General engineer
2
26,457
2
28,787
2
28,787
Plans management officer
Program coordinator
2
26,457
2
28,455
2
28,455
Supply cataloging administrator
1
13,083
1
14,061
1
14,061
Supply management officer
3
39,852
3
42,828
3
43,182
1962 ewStimate
Num-• Total Num-- Total Num-- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
419 2,640,344
8
48,767
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
1961 estimate
1961 estimate
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
Num- Total Num- Total
U.S.C. 801-1158):
ber salary
ber salary
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
$29,057
$31,241
25,001
90, 624
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665..
141,768
46,821
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
82,290
64,959
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
38,231
48,442
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Foreign Service staff officer:
2 13,500
1
7,530
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665
1
6,011
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155
9 48,257
6 35,902
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
4 17,450
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
5 23,295
1
3,890
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
1962 estimate
105
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—MILITARY
1960 actual
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION—continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
.
Total permanent.
69 $105,958
505,402
1 11,503
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
116
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
142 $207,000
142 $207,300
181
181
561,825
3 29,825
572, 531
4 40,231
46 387,941
69 105,958
36 325,000
142 207,000
35 325,000
142 207,300
4, 992
23, 301
84, 536
2, 255
15,300
89,900
15,300
606, 728
639, 455
637.060
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay_
Total personal services,
ment of State
726 1,139, 708 684 1,086, 360 684 1,086,360
95 154,896
74 107,160
74 107,160
9
14,459
5
8,800
5
8,800
640
999,271
Depart-
615
988,000
615
988,000
15, 306
5,000
5,000
45, 521
34, 000
34, 000
1,060,098
1,027,000
1, 027, 000
ARMY
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer..
Budget officer
Economic adviser
Engineer..
Physicist
Program analyst-Supply officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer..
Attorney
Budget analyst
Engineer
Management analyst...
Procedure analyst
Production specialist...
Supply officer.
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,©85_.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
$5,885 to $6,875.
$5,355 to $6,345. _.
$4,830 to $5,820...
$4,345 to $5,335._.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by Secretary of Defense: DOD-2. $15,180 to $15,510:
Public affairs adviser
Adviser to director
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to less than $12,210.
Foreign nationals at local rates..
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates..
Total personal services, Army
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer.
Engineer
Program analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Navy (pursuant to 34 U.S.C.
1071-1074C):
$8,605 to $14,232: Senior professor and
professor
$7,281 to $10,591: Associate professor..
$5,791 to $9,267: Assistant professorUngraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
1
14,685
1
15,775
15, 775
1
1
12,770
13,374
5
1
1
7
67,775
13,970
13,083
94,271
1 13, 730
1 14, 705
1 14, 705
5 73,190
1 15, 030
1 14,055
7 100,176
13, 730
14, 705
14, 705
73,190
15, 030
14, 380
100,176
1
4
11,606
46,631
4 47, 610
15 176,668
2 23, 650
1 11, 835
1 12,315
11 129, 945
1 11,606
101
1,059,050
189
1,713,830
213
1,638, 510
39 270,779
176
] ,144,567
23 133,908
151 841,120
102 509,359
230
1,073,482
228 908,264
74 279,339
13 45,271
6 19,387
1
1
15,510
15,180
1 12, 730
4 50,665
1 12,470
4 51,620
15 197,425
2 25, 960
2 25, 730
2 25,460
12 154,035
1 12, 730
104
1,167, 787
185
1,788,130
208
1,722, 617
58 432,815
175
1,230,319
34 214,030
165 991,712
103 560,552
248
1, 237,804
205 898,050
55 224,382
11 41,750
2
6,790
1
1
1
4
12,730
51,185
4 51, 830
14 184,180
2 25, 960
2 25, 730
2 25,980
12 154,035
1 12, 730
93
1,061,497
166
1,618, 720
198
1,656,337
57 433,570
163
1,150, 639
31 202,730
151 920,162
96 531,352
234
1,191,450
192 853,500
49 203,877
10 38,750
2
7,000
2,660
12,304,640
1,265,436
Deduct
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$22,467
$57,000
63,480
203,544
3,346,934
61,790
269,000
3,697,619
14,675,629
16,662,819
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer, supervisor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer, supervisor
Administrative officer
Financial economist
Operations analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services, Air Force..
417.5
2,710,694
450
3,186,240
480
3,420,900
1,047
1,039.1
1,116
7, 513,300
7,822,110
7,097,098
1,361
1,226
991.4
1, 569,060
1,324,200
1,231,412
1
1
35
63
46
5
33
15
48
34
126
135
173
62
22,714
12, 563
11,357
374,576
569,851
361,533
35,089
215,549
89,523
264,383
175,264
589,062
568,101
700,222
236,817
21,550
14,466
29,543
2
1
2
39
71
46
3
33
12
48
34
113
130
155
60
2
2
5
24,460
13,520
24,460
446,235
690,235
387,176
23,463
234,025
76,456
289,632
187,592
565, 111
588,850
677,079
247,300
23,499
16,217
32,598
1,042,608
319
1,077,180
502 819,897
264 619,568
1,341
6,244,656
6,154,668
29 135,419
81 356,625
4,704,072
824
5,092,638
91 568,571
609 525,400
88 564,634
400 451,965
40,077
86,923
663
49,136
19,892
81,930
46,000
5,974,842
6,258,059
818
1,000
AIR FORCE
Deduct lapses
2, 980
12,893,903
13, 588,109
92
191
635, 503
1,010,699
2
Total personal services, Navy
Total permanent
15,510
15,180
1,260
950
1,371
2,047,230
2,031,378
1,780,309
106 163,260
106 171,380
106 154,981
212
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
ARMY—continued
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay...
Additional pay for service abroad
1961 estimate
NAVY
Total personal services, International Cooperation Administration
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Deduct lapses
Add terminal leave
1960 actual
3
38,625
4 46,405
1 12,563
1 12,334
1 11,357
31 324,310
50 439,720
28 210, 577
7, 426
1
27 177,096
6,370
1
18 101,541
3
42,183
4 50, 710
1 13,520
1 13, 520
1 12,230
31 349,983
53 504,715
28 226,698
27 188,577
45 203,803
33 133,805
40,291
11
20 115,645
13 63,623
48 220,274
31 130,312
13 51,753
1,827,251
8 94,818
274
1,983,743
7 50,260
238
1,568,246
21 164,187
241
1,730,517
26 202,966
13,326
29,102
7,435
30,100
1,774,861
1,971,018
12
61,028
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
Grades and ranges:
Positions established by act of August
26,1954(68 Stat. 857):
Attorney
Chief, U.S. logistic liaison group
2
1
22,713
14,518
1
1
10,795
15,621
106
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
MILITARY ASSISTANCE—Continued
MILITARY
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE—
continued
ASSISTANCE—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE—
continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
Positions established by act of August
26, 1954 (68 Stat. 857)—Continued
Defense adviser, USRO and
DEFREPNAMA
Deputy assistant secretary (international security affairs)
Deputy director, office of military
assistance
Director, multilateral finance division
Director, mutual weapons development team
Director of policy review
Director of weapons production and
sales
Director, production and logistics
division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Attorney
Budget analyst..
Construction engineer
Foreign affairs officer—
General engineer
Industrial specialist—
Infrastructure specialist
Military assistance plans officer
Program analyst
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Budget analyst
-
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$18,720
$19,656
19,011
19,011
1 $19,656
1
19,011
17, 514
18,512
1
18,512
16,952
18,054
1
18,054
16,952
18,013
18,054
18,616
1
18,616
15,018
16,307
1
16,307
16, 952
17,035
1
17,035
13,686
26, 769
13, 978
54,101
13,083
13, 978
12, 771
39, 831
79,371
14,456
14,706
13.749
28, 767
15,038
86,362
14,061
15,038
13, 749
43,161
99,114
15, 558
15,038
13,749
29,432
15,309
86,280
14,394
13, 749
14,061
43,806
8 114,797
1 15,829
12,085
36,005
13,000
38.750
1
3
13,270
39,270
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Foreign affairs officer
Industrial specialist
Military assistance evaluation officer.
Program analyst
Statistician
Training specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
Total permanentDeduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
United States and possessions-.
Foreign countries: Local rates.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services, Office of
the Secretary of Defense
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$24,398
13,978
36,255
58,967
12,085
11,357
92,248
35,048
21,090
7,114
46,924
68, 248
155,520
319,882
148,511
49,108
3,515
65, 000
50,980
13,000
12,230
99,446
37,170
15,142
7,821
10 70,720
10
67,019
27 162,032
61 340,167
33 162,596
35, 672
7,530
220
1, 610,725
15 125,333
219
1,755, 759
12 104,029
161
1,166,077
44 319,315
165
1,329,410
42 322,320
32,796
1,032
50,000
11,845
71,722
1,602,787
2 $26,520
5
4
1
1
9
4
2
1
2,000
6,370
81,100
1, 791,200
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE—CIVIL
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
CEMETERIAL
SALARIES AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Cemetery operations administrator..
Superintendent
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapsesAdd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): United States and
possessions.
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: United States and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments for reimbursement of military..,
Total personal services
C O R P S OF
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
$12, 555
11,355
22,180
62,630
135,350
52,790
80,205
68,340
213,400
147,590
215,400
220, 890
114,635
34,335
1
1
2
7
17
8
13
12
40
31
45
51
30
1
1
4
7
17
6
13
9
46
31
45
54
34
$13,520
12,480
45,178
68,285
145,707
43,881
89,321
56,979
270,331
161,044
236,540
247, 579
140,209
37,451
1
1
4
8
$13,520
12,480
45,178
77,770
138,926
52,377
84,024
58,800
276,632
157,010
244,029
260,591
150,989
37,661
16
7
12
9
47
30
46
57
36
512 2,421,248
513 2,465,130
554 2,691,332
779 3,812,903
32 187,345
790 4,033,635
27 143,229
837 4,301,319
21 102,049
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1,504
$13, 984,192
2,345
18, 778,760
255
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
1, 851,045
2,408
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
15, 878,352
419
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
2, 614,560
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345— 1,759
10, 098,419
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1,191
6, 069,336
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1,776
8, 274,384
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1,939
8, 025,521
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,3901,642
6, 387,380
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
479
1, 704,851
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
56 189,317
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947, Public Law 80-313 (61 Stat. 715),
as amended: technical director, Waterways Experiment Station.
1 15,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $12,210 or above:
Chief engineer
4 49,504
Engineer
1 12,230
First mate
1 12, 877
Master
7 89, 410
Equivalent to less than $12,210.
10, 509
58, 515,998
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
9,185,808
2,014
8,981,736
1,697
7,121,169
480
1,861,363
60 219,522
15,000
768 3,925,006
828 4,279,035
121,680
159,100
135,730
28,025
47,000
4,000
15,418
47,498
4,550
42,244
5,100
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
26,250
27,044
174,892,666
159,585,577
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment 3,481,769
3, 516,400
Part-time employment
207, 559
172,400
Intermittent employment
421,419
461,800
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,225,809
671,544
Overtime and holiday pay
7,697,437
7,362,090
Nightwork differential
135,394
139,600
56,903
Additional pay for service abroad
68,500
780
Payments to casual workers
871,746
Add cost for effective time
1,010,902
Pay to commissioned officers
1,366,800
12
79,765
31,677
32,349
31,091
3,937,279
4,183,921
4,493,200
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Total permanent
Total personal services
1,826
757 3,704,897
1960 actual
Geologist
Information and editorial specialist_
Personnel officer
Realty officer
—
Superintendent
Transportation rate analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
-
1,530
$15,357,461
2,400
20,772,720
260
2,038,840
2,510
17,836,284
435
2,922,153
1,810
11,209,850
1,241
6,816,098
34,600
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L SERVICES PAID FROM CORPS
OF E N G I N E E R S
CIVIL A P P R O P R I A T I O N S
Geologist
Management officer
Realty officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer. _
Appraiser
Architect
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Budget officer.
Comptroller
Economist
Engineer
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
79,339
10
ENGINEERS—CIVIL
Grades and ranges:
Member, Mississippi River Commission: Civilian
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Engineer
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
Engineer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Comptroller
Director of civilian personnelEngineer
1961 estimate
EXPENSES
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
3 $22,500
3 $22,500
3 $22,500
3
49,047
3
52,728
3
1
5
14,435
73,861
1
6
15,787
96,262
15, 787
112, 839
1
13,083
14,394
55,953
14, 061
14,394
15, 038
14,394
55,953
14,061
14,394
15,038
2 26,457
1 13,083
1 13,978
78
1,080,940
1 13,978
1 13,374
22,714
46, 883
12,085
12, 563
82, 908
58, 717
34, 798
24,169
248
3,064, 739
2 25,126
1 12,813
4 45,906
7 83, 636
1 11, 835
1 12, 563
767
8,328,086
1,179,730
1 15,038
1 14,394
1 13,749
2
4
1
1
7
6
1
3
2
24,710
50, 710
13,270
13, 520
89, 644
76, 730
12, 230
37, 980
26, 520
265
3,518,438
2 27,040
1 14,040
5 62,670
115,158
1 13,000
1 13,790
790
9,238,974
1
1
1
52,728
182,980
15, 038
14,394
13, 749
2 24,710
4 50,960
1 13,270
1 13, 520
7 90,164
6 76, 730
1 12, 230
3 38, 500
3 39, 520
270
3,602,988
~ 27,040
14, 040
75, 440
115, 658
1 13, 000
1 13, 790
780
9,171,474
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations:
'' General investigations":
Civilian
Military
"Construction, general":
Civilian
Military.
"Operation and maintenance, general":
Civilian
Military
"General expenses':
Civilian
Military.
"Flood control, Mississippi River
and tributaries":
Civilian
Military
"United States section, Saint Lawrence
River Joint Board of Engineers":
Civilian
" I n t e r n a t i o n a l navigation congresses": Civilian
"Corps of Engineers—Civil special
expense funds": Civilian
"Niagara remedial works": Civilian.
"Revolving fund, Corps of Engineers
—Civil": Civilian
"Corps of Engineers—Civil trust
funds": Civilian
"Capital outlay," United States
Soldiers' Home: Civilian
"Construction," Bureau of Sport
Fisheries and Wildlife: Civilian
"Construction," Bureau of Indian
Affairs: Civilian
4
1
1
7
10,687
60,
49,504
12,230
12,877
89,410
682,465
28,169
27,449
165, 765,413
180,056,942
1,125
1,199
5,164,276
6, 1.79,836
174,695,295
188,651,800
$7,223,820
17,799
$7,913,400
29,900
65, 819, 255
424, 616
72, 278,500
525,000
66,747,548
127,383
70,422,500
362, 500
9,106, 510
366,184
10,310,800
373,800
19,457, 111
74,920
20,536,500
75,600
742
2,000
38,000
138,606
2,747
151,000
3,000
4,331,548
4,770,000
461,938
500,000
59,994
74,000
37,955
31,060
22,300
107
108
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
RYUKYU ISLANDS, ARMY
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY—Continued
CORPS
OF
ADMINISTRATION
ENGINEERS—CIVIL—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L SERVICES PAID FROM
OF E N G I N E E R S — C I V I L A P P R O P R I A T I O N S — c o n t i n u e d
1960 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows—Continued
Direct obligations—Continued
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation: Civilian. __
" Passamaquoddy tidal power survey," Department of State: Civilian
"Disaster relief," funds appropriated
to the President: Civilian
"Construction of hospital and domiciliary facilities," Veterans Administration: Civilian
^
" United States dollars advanced from
foreign governments, United States
educational exchange program,"
Department of State: Civilian
"Mutual security—economic," funds
appropriated to the President:
Civilian
Reimbursable obligations:
"Advances and reimbursements,
Corps of Engineers—Civil'': Civilian
"Advances and reimbursements,
Corps of Engineers—Civil (trust
funds)": Civilian
1961 estimate
$564
$40,300
113,980
27,800
9,556
5.400
CORPS
1962 estimate
$93, 500
6,287
16,718
14,500
117,384
175,000
175,000
261
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS' HOME
L I M I T A T I O N ON O P E R A T I O N A N D M A I N T E N A N C E A N D C A P I T A L
OUTLAY
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
—
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345....
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670_.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
.
Add net increase due to change in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay...
Nightwork differential
Other
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
2
$11,090
64,310
43,380
14,360
18,855
24,280
106,920
30,990
174,970
154,470
214,035
597,550
7,155
166
2
$11,935
69, 575
47,716
15,808
34,570
46,363
106,580
33,320
196,333
159,411
243,938
634,346
7,735
222
299,170
220
302,124
1
7
6
2
3
4
19
6
38
38
57
171
440 1,829,610
1,016
34
3,591,145
104,993
1
7
6
2
5
7
18
6
39
36
59
440 1,838,806
1,014
20
a ,748,560
68,560
1
7
2
$11,935
69, 575
47,716
15,808
34, 570
46,363
106,580
33,320
196,333
159,411
243,938
634,346
7,735
220
302,124
2
5
7
18
6
39
36
59
166
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Deputy civil administrator.
1 $15,515
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy civil administrator.
1 $13,970
Assistant civil administrator.13,730
Program appraisal officer
13,970
15,030
Director, economic development
13,370
14,705
Director, finance-13,070
13,730
Director, education
12,770
13,730
Judge, supervisory (U.S. civil administration courts)
1
12,770
13,730
Judge, supervisory (land court)
1
13,370
Information officer, supervisory
15,030
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Economist, general
12,210
11,355
1
International relations officer
12,470
1
11,355
Business economist, supervisory
25,460
2
23,430
24,420
Judge, attorney
3
35,025
Labor economist, international supervisory
1
11,595
1
12,470
Director, public safety
1
11,595
1
L?,470
Supervisory, attorney general.-1
11,595
1
12,730
Supervisory, information officer
1
11,595
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
218,730
21
20 228,040
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
158, 820 18 172,110
18
16
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,86097,150
127, 980
13
26,770
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,785
22,140
4
3
88,290
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
83,655
12
14
64,970
12
78,210
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-.
11
13
72,430
78,360
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,34513
13
66,100
71,370
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-..
13
13
55,180
62,755
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
12
16
65,115
68, 210
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
16
17,855
4
15,775
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
5
Ungraded positions, local rates
251 188,515 264 203,992
Total permanent positionsDeduct lapses
20
3,806,048
70,897
21,863
! 3,508,015
994 3,680,000
994 3,735,151
57,640
64,543
65,543
25,988
73,879
29,060
66,418
13,000
75,100
30,000
74,357
6,652
79,625
30,672
74,357
3,761,000
3,937,000
3,992,000
409 1,340,760
11
59,521
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
398 1,281,239
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
5,683
Other personal services:
8,666
Pay above 52-week base
6,826
Overtime and holiday pay
1,355
Additional pay for service abroad
...
Total personal services..
1,303/
CONSTRUCTION
SYSTEMS,
OF P O W E R
Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total personal services.
11
81,186
410 1,358,841
2,575
4,807
6,834
1,602
RYUKYU
ISLANDS
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
2
7
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
421 1,440,027
1,374,6
1960 actual
440 1,896,294
1,014
1961 estimate
$13,645
12,062
25,707
52
2
7
13,593
12,062
52
42
25,749
DEPARTMENT OF
DEFENSE—MILITARY
THE PANAMA CANAL
CANAL
ZONE
PANAMA
GOVERNMENT
OPERATING
PANAMA
NM-5. $3,952 to $6,669-..
NM-4. $3,682 to $5,838
NM-3. $1,876 to $5,488
—
NM-2. $1,510 to $5,163
—
NM-1. $1,281 to $4,769.
Service positions:
S-7. $3,349 to $5,362
S-6. $2,013 to $3,224
S-5. $1,785 to $2,766..
S-3. $1,419 to $2,142
S-2. $1,281 to $1,955
—
S-l. $1,144 to $1,789
Postal positions:
P-ll. $9,450 to $11,400
P-10. $8,588 to $10,388
P-9. $7,819 to $9,506
P-8. $7,238 to $8,775
P-7. $6,713 to $8,100.
P-6. $6,219 to $7,531—.
P-5. $5,756 to $6,956
P-4. $5,431 to $6,631
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Chief, division of preventive medicine
Chief, division of veterinary medicine
Chief, internal security
Chief, police division
Civil affairs director
Dental officer
Executive secretary
Medical officer
School officer
Superintendent, hospital
Less than $12,210:
Police positions.
Fire officer positions.
E ducation positions..
Other
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210.
Total civilian permanent.
Deduct 1
18.9
$234,154
1
18.9
$235,533
18.9
$235,533
19,000
19,000
19,000
14
31
14
19
212,194
440,793
168,970
190,917
95,021
332,956
347,172
583,971
14
34
14
19
212,194
485, 549
168,970
190,917
95,021
357,086
354, 528
588,713
15 217,191
30 396,500
13 144,461
17 158,084
9 78,808
39 307,164
41 307,176
79 531,069
169
1,054,014
49 272,532
120 558,068
157 345, 713
466,127
54 79,670
39
43
80
167
1,131,221
52 310,599
132 648, 650
150 354,388
291 503, 786
50 82,333
170
1,149,333
54 319,982
134 664,031
154 398,081
565,792
50 90, 570
5 15, 700
46 89,780
104 223,198
52 72,140
25, 913
20
2,371
1
3
9,610
49 109,436
103 228,016
63 96,327
19 27,104
2
3,847
9, 610
3
49 120,380
103 250,818
63 105,960
19 29, 814
4,230
2
1
10
1
58
10,379
19,474
17,849
24, 755
31,548
72,370
79,824
350,364
1
15,704
1
16,910
1
1
13,000
14,518
1
1
1
1
14,290
15, 933
14,515
17, 514
27. 575
17, 514
196, 480
177,271
16,910
2
2
3
4
10
12
1
16, 515
24, 700
16, 515
12 183,155
13 162, 740
1 15, 704
2
1
179
1,281,860
41 332,512
422
2,453,910
35 187,644
309 425,377
2
3
2
4
10
12
58
2
1
12
13
1
11,128
20,914
28,392
18,043
33, 900
78,310
90,125
374,!
179
1,386,045
41 374,143
428
2, 736,592
35 194,582
308 464,624
10
42
44
81
1
2
3
2
4
10
12
58
11,128
20,914
28,392
18,043
33,900
78,310
90,125
374,983
16,910
1
1
1
1
2
1
12
14
1
14,290
15, 933
14, 515
17, 514
27, 575
17, 514
196,480
188,165
16,910
179
1,386,045
41 374,143
456
2,948,402
35 195,299
319 527,503
2, 515
2,449
2,430
12, 793, 572
12,223,004
11,115,096
32 1
46.8
37.4
234,009
259,336
201,221
Net civilian permanent (average
2,482. 9
2,402. 2
2,392. 6
number, net salary)
12,559, 563
11,91
10,913, 875
Positions other than permanent:
31, 710
37,
791
56, 761
Temporary employment
164, 754
148,135
173,355
Part-time employment
118,
934
119,028
115,
556
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
30,083
29,
207
51,
737
Regular pay above 52-week base
385, 429
376, 744
487, 008
Overtime and holiday pay
102, 794
100, 994
95,281
Nightwork differential
20, 900
20,900
22,029
Payment to institution inmates
Deduct excess of annual leave taken
59, 034
over leave earned
All personal services, civilian-
11, 856, 568
12, 796, 467
13, 414,167
Total personal services
12,090,722
13,032, 000
13, 649, 700
COMPANY
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Civilian: Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,026:
Governor of the Canal Zone
—
Positions established by Governor of
the Canal Zone:
Nonmanual positions:
NM-14. $10,026 to $16,888
NM-13. $8,861 to $14,919.
NM-12. $7,634 to $12,819
NM-11. $6,531 to $11,075
NM-10. $6,094 to $9,981
—
NM-9. $5,616 to $9,281
NM-8. $5,179 to $8,594
NM-7. $4,742 to $7,931
—
NM-6. $4,347 to $7,275
—
CANAL
COMPANY
FUND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Military..
CANAL
109
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Military
Civilian: Grades and ranges:
Positions established by Board of Directors, Panama Canal Company:
Secretary
Comptroller
Vice president
Positions established by President.
Panama Canal Company:
Graded positions equivalent to GS
grades:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant secretary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Freight traffic manager
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Nonmanual positions:
NM-14. $10,026 to $16,888
NM-13. $8,861 to $14,919
NM-12. $7,634 to $12,819
NM-11. $6,531 to $11,075
NM-10. $6,094 to $9,981.
NM-9. $5,616 to $9,281...
NM-8. $5,179 to $8,594...
NM-7. $4,742 to $7,931...
NM-6. $4,347 to $7,275...
NM-5. $3,952 to $6,669...
NM-4. $3,682 to $5,838—
NM-3. $1,876 to $5,488—
NM-2. $1,510 to $5,163...
NM-1. $1,281 to $4,769
Service positions:
S-9. $4,139 to $6,887
S-8. $3,723 to $6,272
S-7. $3,349 to $5,362
S-6. $2,013 to $3,224
S-5. $1,785 to $2,766
S-4. $1,579 to $2,496
—
S-3. $1,419 to $2,142
S-2. $1,281 to $1,955S-l. $1,144 to $1,789..
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Administrative officer
Assistant comptroller, New York..
Assistant port captain.
Chief engineer, steamship
Chief, executive planning staff
Chief, steamship division
Deputy comptroller
General agent, Haiti.
General counsel
Master
Personnel director
Pilot..
Procurement officer—
Public information officer
Supply and community services
director
Transportation and terminals diLess than $12,210"..!
I
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $12,210 or above:
Chief engineer, floating plant—
Foreman, locks maintenance
Inspector, floating equipmentMaster,floatingplant
Equivalent to less than $12,210
Total civilian permanent .
7 $83,658
7 $83,030
6 $71, 030
1
1
1
18,512
17,514
16,515
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
5
11, 710
82,318
25, 983
38,786
36,157
71,902
24, 773
1
19,510
18,512
17,514
19,510
18,512
17,514
13,749
13,749
44,289
51,987
85,952
74, 525
12, 750
88, 982
36, 858
65,157
15, 643
71,154
26, 679
65,166
43, 754
56,871
115,016
61,439
12, 750
90, 542
37,118
65, 677
15, 808
71,974
26,842
63, 518
44, 017
57,363
113, 664
60,191
16 242,397
45 596, 537
76 864,469
15 241,942
45 638,362
977,253
11
4
11
9
11
21
20
101
60, 288
126
16 257,529
43 609,825
80 978,664
126
1,077,052
373 961,238
539
961, 523
132 199,409
1,274,103
57 534,586
109 944,289
64 524,286
113 822,040
82 551,209
154 937,733
272
1,342,495
325 894,814
573
1,104, 323
101 169,384
1,274,116
543,580
113 976,163
59 484, 882
111 807, 459
80 538, 786
151 919, 788
271
1,331, 797
324 979,991
559
1,191,501
97 178,120
86, 534
57, 769
96,434
112,839
106, 470
113,034
327, 683
197,752
66
75,837
12 67,351
45,066
30 109,268
56 132, 251
143,073
77 136,000
234 365,880
156 217,759
47 60,815
8
30
54
67
77
233
158
47
66
112
72
109
92
149
952,917
574, 856
908,124
547,861
738,152
570,858
852,237
222
16
11
29
53
58
69
235
156
14,518
13,000
31,000
25,889
16,515
14, 602
15,101
12,501
16,515
29,052
16,515
1,029,114
13,000
15,413
16,515
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
15, 600
13,416
33,325
25,889
17,514
14,602
16, 266
13,416
17,514
29,052
17, 514
1
104
1, 517, 802
1 13,416
1 16,578
1
17,514
12
67,351
45,066
109,268
140,493
152, 775
149,600
399, 627
242,303
66, 873
1
1
15,600
13,416
33,325
25,889
17, 514
14, 602
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
16, 266
13,416
17, 514
29,052
17,514
1
113
1,719,711
1 13,416
1 16,578
1
17,514
1 17,514
1 17,514
1,055
1,064
1,090
3,275,755
3,142,897
3,120,94i
16, 515
3 38,316
3 36,492
34, 755
1 14,174
1 13, 499
12,979
1 13, 208
12,
584
1
11, 980
12 148, 808
12 134, 967
12 141, 715
6,943
6, 846
6,494
22,131, 937
19, 957, 461
17, 928, 886
3
1
1
11,032
10, 966
10, 599
40, 795, 345
38,064, 616
34, 423, 466
110
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
THE PANAMA CANAL—Continued
PANAMA CANAL
PANAMA CANAL COMPANY
FUND—continued
1960 actual
Civilian: Grades and ranges—Continued
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
201
$647,167
227
$930,463
220.7
$918,253
Net civilian permanent (average
number, net salary):
10,799.3
10,727
10,386.9
United States and possessions
39,833,360
37,090,201
33,744,340
Foreign countries:
2 24,316
2 24,316
1.1 13,601
U.S. rates
10 19,416
10 19,636
10 18,358
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
1,194, 572
1,179,945
443,889
Temporary employment
345,296
387,396
338,949
Part-time employment
422,400
466, 570
372,985
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
122,288
114,
967
220,992
Regular pay above 52-week base
3,831, 826
3,625,558
3,298,372
Overtime and holiday pay
155,642
167,164
144,465
Nightwork differential
Add excess of annual leave earned over
368, 094
leave taken
42,977,961
46,046, 908
38,964,045
All personal services, civilian
Total personal services
39,047,703
43,060,991
DISASTER AT T E X A S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-13 $10,635 to $11,935
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
CITY,
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
$10,150
4,992
1
1
$10,899
5,366
Total permanent _
Deduct lapses
$8,258
7,904
11,191
10,089
1
3
2
2
$4,514
12,896
8,487
7,030
12
5
52,584
22,850
10
5
49,192
24,595
7
29,734
5
24,597
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
273
Total personal services
WILDLIFE
CONSERVATION,
ETC.,
AIR
225
93
30,232
24,690
EGLIN
FIELD
RESERVATION,
FORCE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210
TEX.
2
2
3
3
—
46,117,938
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS
P A Y M E N T TO C L A I M A N T S ,
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
COMPANY—Continued
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$3,765
1
$4,160
1
$4,264
3
11,436
3
11,659
3
11,710
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
4
15,191
4
15,804
4
15,974
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
4
15,191
4
15,804
4
15,974
Total personal services
rates
117
60
15,308
15,864
15,974
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
$20,010
$20,010
1
$20,010
Commissioner
19.011
19,011
1 19,011
Medical director
19,011
19,011
1
19,011
Scientific director
18,512
18,512
Director, division of nutrition
18,512
18,
512
Director, division of pharmacology....
GS-18. $18,500:
18, 512
18, 512
1 17,514
Deputy Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
2
33,072
2
30,784
33,072
Director of bureau
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
15, 267
15, 267
Deputy medical director
16, 307
16, 307
1 15,163
Director, new drug branch
574
31,
31.
574
Director of bureau
15, 517
15, 517
~3" "43,~555
Director of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14, 394
14,394
Assistant to commissioner
14, 061
14, 061
1 12,771
Assistant to deputy commissioner
42,840
42.840
Assistant to director of division
41, 565
41, 565
Chemist
55, 953
14, 706
3 40,144
Chief of branch
1 12,771
Deputy director of bureau
14, 061
26,166
1 14, 061
2
Deputy director of division
73, 436
7 94,515
5 73. 436
Director of division
250, 914
18 250,914
District directors.
27,498
2 26,145
2 27, 498
Food and drug officer
128,897
4 55,912
9 128,897
Medical officer
14, 061
1 12,771
1 14, 061
Veterinarian
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
53,607
4 53,607
61,629
Assistant director of division
13, 000
1 13.000
12, 085
Assistant executive officer
12, 750
1 12,750
11,835
Assistant to medical director
12,480
1 12,480
11,606
Biochemist
308, 040
22 271,350
82, 657
Chemist
89,210
7 89,210
12, 563
Chief of branch
17 208,289
Chief of district
4 47,381
Chief of division
13 158, 990
13 158, 990
1 11,835
Chief inspector
1 12,480
1 12,480
3 35,526
Deputy director of division.
1 13, 520
1 13, 520
Deputy district director
—
1 12, 460
1 12, 460
1 11,357
Financial management officer
32 392, 880
11 136,050
8 92,808
Food and drug officer
27 346,790
19 244, 790
11 137,486
Medical officer
1 12,230
1 12,230
Opinion research specialist
1 12,230
1
12,230
Pharmacologist
1 12,230
Program planning officer
4 49,170
3 36,940
1 11,357
Veterinarian
146
98
79
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1,056,861
1, 566, 251
842, 992
173
125
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
2,155,125
1, 616, 435
1,106,990
355
282
189
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
2,829, 772
2, 276, 319
1,447, 724
1
7,010
1
7,010
3 21,944
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
385
329
244
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
2, 584, 404
2,223,316
1, 556,771
12 77,126
12 77,126
6 37,420
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
396
352
309
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
2,280, 827
2,027, 740
1, 635,452
53 279,718
71 366,946
34 171,112
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
283
316
292
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335—
1, 306, 307
1, 444, 763
1,258, 451
220 929,573
190 807,893
120 484,687
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
126 501,164
114 455,984
88 334,502
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
56 210,298
54 203,268
43 151,784
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
24 82,829
34 114,859
27 86,462
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.
Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$12,210 or above:
1 17,014
1 17,014
Director, division of food
1 17,514
Director, division of nutrition.
Director, division of pharmaceutical
17,014
1 17,014
chemistry
1 17,514
Director, division of pharmacology
Director, division of pharmacology,
1 16,016
1 16,016
pathology branch..
Director, division of pharmacology,
1 16,016
1
16,016
toxicity branch
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv24
94,224
24
94,224
24
88,495
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanentDeduct lapses
2,199
2,500
1,678
14,792,629
17,385,740
10,454,471
207
304
233.5
1,369,640
1,674, 329
1,262,923
Net permanent (average number,
2,293
1,895
1,444.5
net salary)
16,016,100
13,118,300
9,191,548
Positions other than permanent:
24,000
24,000
23,345
Temporary employment 18,500
18,500
4,818
Intermittent employment
1960 actual
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
$70,702
58,602
$38,200
50,000
$50,000
9,349,015
13,249,000
16,108,600
SALARIES AND EXPENSES, CERTIFICATION, INSPECTION, AND
SERVICES
1960 actual
OTHER
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Director, division of antibiotics
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
1 $17,514
Director, division of cosmetics..
1
17,014
1
17,014
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1
13,083
Deputy director of division
1
14,067
1
14,067
Director of division
1
13,978
Medical officer
1
13,978
1
15,038
1
15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director of division
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
13,520
Assistant veterinarian medical director
1
12,230
1
12,230
3
37,689
Chief of branch
3
40,560
3
40,560
Chemist—
1
12,230
1
12,230
2
23,920
Medical officer
2
26,270
2
26,270
Pharmacologist
1
12,750
1
12,750
6
63,751
GS -13. $10,635 to $11,935
10 112,447
10 112,447
10
92,100
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
18 169,750
18 169,750
19 143,354
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
29 231,069
29 231,069
1
6,968
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
19 125,238
25 166,795
25 166,795
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
2
12,604
2
12,604
19 102,585
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
22 132,122
22 132,122
5
24,461
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
7
36,857
7
36,857
21
97,529
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
19
91,876
19
91,876
10
40,767
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
16
70,512
16
70,512
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
7
27,560
10
38,503
10
38,503
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
8
28,061
7
26,893
7
26,893
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
2
6,427
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv50,503
alent to less than $12,210.
... 14
15
59,151
15
59,151
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
ADVANCES AND
151 942,029
7.6 35,661
193 1,329, 772 193 1,329, 772
15 129,772
2
59,772
143.4 906,368
178 1,200,000
191 1,270,000
6,956
7,000
7,000
6,976
21,387
3,000
23,000
23,000
941, 687
1,233,000
1,300,000
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
Chemist
Veterinarian
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay
Regular pay above 52-week base
Total personal services
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$12,563
11,606
11,357
8,819
23,047
6,305
11,336
10,400
30,306
20,312
6,636
3,266
1
1
$13,520
12,480
7,571
32,175
4,846
27 155,953
5.2 31,911
10
76,624
5,624
21.8 124,042
10
71,000
2,446
954
127,442
1,700
300
73,000
111
112
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL
SALARIES A N D E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Superintendent.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Trainees.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
3
2
$13,978
12,
30,
17,
39,
51,
189,
5
7
29
1
41
139
40
232,
703,
176,
26
182
26
715,
97,
6,
111,
1
1
3
2
5
7
35
1
42
146
40
26
186
$15,038
1
$15,038
13, 520
13, 520
32, 448
32, 448
19,240
19, 240
43, 015
43, 015
55, 099
55, 099
242, 636
249, 084
6, 552
6, 552
255, 546
293,108
789, 663
998, 041
190,363
190,363
119, 912
123, 968
786, 341 248 1,019,771
128, 787 33 128,787
174 678, C
172 701,059
191 740,429
677
3, 076, 396
" 9
120, 614
700
3, 399, 219
33.6
196, 547
833
3, 928, 463
96.2
444, 072
650.1
2,955, 782
419, 952
666.4
3, 202, 672
538, 692
736.8
3, 484, 391
554,152
25, 840
63, 993
50, 570
13, 693
68, 787
55, 084
8, 597
74, 857
60, 945
297,108
3, 813, 245
365, 890
412, 900
4, 244, 818
4, 595, 842
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner of education
$20,000
$20,000
$20,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy commissioner of education
17,514
18,512
18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner for statistics
and research
15,392
16,536
16,536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner for legislative
14,914
16,037
16,037
and program development
Assistant commissioner for school as15,163
16,307
16,307
sistance in federally affected areas _ _
Assistant commissioner for vocational
14,206
15,267
education
15,267
Assistant commissioner for higher
15,517
14,206
education
15, 517
Assistant commissioner for interna15, 517
tional education
15, 517
Assistant commissioner for State and
15, 517
local school systems
14,206
15, 517
Branch director, State and local
15,267
school systems
15,267
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,810:
Assistant commissioner for interna13,978
tional education
Confidential assistant to the commissioner
13,749
13,749
Assistant to the commissioner
13,749
13,749
1 12,771
Deputy director, international education
15,558
1 14,456
15, 558
Associate director, school assistance
15,038
in federally affected areas
1 13,978
15,038
13,749
Branch director, educational statistics.
1 12,771
13, 749
14,061
1 13,083
14,061
Branch director, library services
13,749
13,749
Branch director, educational media..._
1 12, 771
Branch director, cooperative research.
1 12, 771
Branch director, school assistance in
14,061
14,061
federally affected areas
1 13,083
70,021
Branch director, vocational education.
2 26,145
70,021
Branch director, higher education
42,516
42, 516
3 38, 625
Branch director, State and local
school systems
3 39,228
2 28,767
28, 767
Assistant branch director, educational statistics
13, 749
Assistant branch director, vocational
education
13,083
28,122
28,122
Assistant branch director, State and
local school systems
.
13, 749
12, 771
13, 749
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,810—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Assistant branch director, laws and
legislation
1 $13,749
1 $12,771
Division director, program direction
29,744
and services
2 26,145
Division director, publications service.
14,706
1 13,686
Chief of section, statistics and research.
13,749
1 12,771
Chief of section, school assistance in
27,810
federally affectea areas
69,057
Chief of section, higher education
5 63,855
Chief of section, State and local school
systems
11 153,153
9 115,875
Assistant chief of section, higher education
1 12,771
Executive assistant, statistics and
research
1 13,749
1 12,771
Executive assistant, State and local
school systems
1 15,038
Executive officer
1 14,061
1 13,083
Financial management officer
1 13,749
Coordinator, higher education research
1 14,394
Coordinator, field operations, higher
education
1 12,771
Specialist, business and public administration, higher education
1 15, C
1 13,978
Specialist, student appraisal, higher
education
1 12,771
Specialist, graduate education, higher
education
1 12,771
Specialist, state school administration, State and local school systems..
1 14,061
9 124,053
Regional representative.
9 115,252
GS-14. $12,210 to $14,290:
1 12,230
Branch director, cooperative research.
Branch director, educational statistics
Branch director, vocational education.
11, 606
Assistant branch director, cooperative
research
11,357
Assistant branch director, library
12,480
services
11, 606
Assistant branch director, vocational
36,690
education
12,813
Assistant branch director, interna24,980
23,192
tional education.._
Assistant branch director, publica12,750
11,835
tions services
Associate director of section, school
12,750
11,606
assistance in federally affected areas.
Assistant director of section, school
12,480
11,357
assistance in federally affected areas
62,710
Chief of section, statistics and research.
46,175
Chief of section, federally affected
23,920
areas
12,230
36,255
Chief of section, vocational education.
51, 770
47,132
Chief of section, higher education
Chief of section, State and local school
12,230
35,048
systems.
Chief of section, program direction
86,630
57,263
and services
Associate chief of section, federally
12,480
11, 357
affected areas
Assistant chief of section, higher edu12,230
cation
Head, rural schools unit, statistics
12,230
and research
Head, higher education statistics unit,
12,480
1 11,357
statistics and research
24, 710
1 11,357
Head of unit, higher education
48,920
2 22,714
Coordinator, statistics and research...
12,230
1 11,606
Coordinator, higher education
Manager, demonstration center, statistics and research
Analytical statistician, estimates and
projections
1 12,480
1 11,357
Program management officer
1 12,230
1 11,357
Program planning officer
1 12,230
Legislative reference officer
Financial loan officer, higher educa13, 520
1
12,563
tion. _
64,500
3 36,962
Specialist, statistics and research
12,230
1
11,357
Specialist, federally affected areas
12,230
Specialist, vocational education
21
259,390
18 206,130
Specialist, higher education
4 48,920
Specialist, international education
Specialist, State and local school sys50 616,810
39 443,670
tems
Program specialist, publications serv1 12,230
ices
Program specialist, legislative devel1 12,480
11,357
opment, laws, and legislation
Program planning specialist, laws and
1 12,230
legislation
Program specialist, office of commissioner
Executive assistant, federally affected
1 12,480
1 11,606
areas
Executive assistant, State and local
1 11,606
school systems
1 12,480
1 11,357
Executive assistant, higher education.
Administrative assistant, program
1 12,230
direction and services
Regional representative, federally af10 123,840
9 102,960
fected areas
—
9 110,570 I
9 102,213
Field representative, higher education.
Field representative, State and local
1 12,480 I
school systems
12,480
113
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $9,995
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
GS-1.
$4,040 to
$3,760 to
$3,500 to
$3,185 to
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
167
$1,703,183
62 527,308
59 428,987
61 378,909
1
5,928
72 384,352
70 343,017
200
881,177
103 407,869
34 123,048
5 17. 930
4 11,980
$4,670
$4,390
$4,130
$3,815
Total permanent
1,022
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
147
$1,612,329
68 619,370
59 463,899
62 415,457
2
12, 771
70 405.069
429, 542
162
202
218
969, 493
386,547
132, 233
39,913
3,203
$1,772,079
71 646,265
68 532,038
66 441,249
2 12.771
70 405,069
81 434,388
1, 039, 045
97 414,939
38 147,293
11 39,913
1
3,203
1,047
1,120
8,368,073
8,940,757
50.4
63.2
543, 614
1,065,133
558,067
7,444,125
110.6
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent :
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
911.4
6,378,992
996.6
7,810,006
1,056.8
8,397,143
43, 650
161, 478
40,000
65,445
26,845
57, 262
55,058
32,179
Total personal services
12,000
6,696,440
8,423,988
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, college housing loan program...
Specialist in Federal funds for education
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Education research and program
specialist
Specialist in Federal funds for education
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment.
Intermittent employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
$11,357
1
$12,480
1
12,230
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
6
1
1
$69,117
11,357
12,563
1
9
1
11,357
106,557
11,357
5
$68,745
6
3
75,440
36,690
38, 980
12, 230
50, 210
12, 230
12,230
12, 230
328, 774
225,130
94, 972
16,141
55, 869
46, 924
115,004
150, 077
84, 781
32,638
3, 619
298, 947
191, 993
82, 450
21, 637
63, 709
42, 919
90,142
118,146
81, 472
37, 696
2,974
184 1,354,260 197 1, 594, 698
21. 7 160, 505 13. 2 107,375
162.3
183. £
1, 487,323
1,193, 755
Total personal services..
16, 666
11, 206
10,000
31, 400
7,859
1,518
4,600
1,383
56,595
109,000
1,287,599
1, 643,706
9,9m
1
10,650
9,901
1
10,650
A D V A N C E S AND R E I M B U R S E M E N T S
1960 actual
7,030
6,435
15, 725
10,650
12,605
3,765
10, 545
10,732
10,837
19,386
4,056
116,530
43,633
13
1
91,021
8,126
12
72,897
12
82,895
7,065
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Total personal services
19
7
2
17,118
0. 3 1, 644
2
18,595
0. 5 5, 513
1.7 15,474
1.5 13,082
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
6,500
104
COMMUNITY HEALTH
ACTIVITIES
1960 actual
81, 262
1960 actual
89, 850
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$17, 514
$18,512
1
$18, 512
15,316
16,536
1
16, 536
28, 412
30, 784
2
30, 784
13, 083
25, 542
14,061
27,810
1
1
1
14, 061
27, 810
14,061
14, 061
1
14,061
14,061
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
Technical director, White House Conference on Aging
1 $12,771
1 $13,749
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,3351
4,846
1
4,347
18,616
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
Regional representative
Staff assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division
Assistant chief, division
A ssistant to director, policy planning.
Medical officer
Public information specialist
Regional representative
Rehabilitation nurse—
Research consultant
Training consultant.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
OFFICE OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director....
Chief, division
Aging specialist.
Associate regional representative
Chairman, policy planning and legislative staff.
1960 actual
2
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Medical officer
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Chief of branch
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8, 860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
$18,000
1
1
4
3
13,083
13,686
51,708
39,832
14,061
14, 706
70,008
42, 842
13, 749
2 23,192
16 186,574
8 92,290
5 59,446
93
959, 912
79 682,571
144
1,059, 771
1
6,968
167
1,054,339
6 34,652
147
780,087
89 440,924
291
1,305,221
2 27,040
19 239,070
11 137,340
4 50,190
107
1,188,126
86 796,634
156
1,218, 111
1
7,509
2
28,250
1
2
$18,000
28,250
166
1,119,037
6 38,314
168
946,764
92 492,836
320
1, 516,379
114
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE—Continued
COMMUNITY
HEALTH
ACTIVITIES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade.
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
ENVIRONMENTAL H E A L T H ACTIVITIES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
228
$909,632
127 465,296
51 175,037
22 71,270
247
$1,057,264
132 522,210
51 190,185
26 91,346
262
$1,118,104
140 552,330
56 207,760
28 97,744
4 67,910
130
1,528,320
74 647,845
98 707,262
112 685,062
15 56, 702
3
8,003
4 67,910
132
1, 568,671
83 727,274
106 772,360
"104
" 636,897
14 54,402
5,336
2
4 67,910
132
1, 568,671
89 774,176
112 813,520
118 724,689
14 54,402
5,336
2
10,370
10,370
95 405,282
1
95 423,139
2,020
12,1 !8,497
232.7
1,692,316
1
10,370
97 428,797
2,149
2,282
14,106,330
14,875,028
235.6
33.5
1,952,830
1,846,328
Net permanent (average number, 1,787. 3
1,913. 4
2,048. 5
12,153, 500
net salary)
10,896,181
13,028,700
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
939,900
1,302,400
754,774
11,500
11,500
Part-time employment
11,479
428,400
371,700
Intermittent employment
299,083
Other personal services:
33,700
Regular pay above 52-week base
42, 600
42,600
46,813
Overtime and holiday pay
600
600
735
Nightwork differential
,
73,800
73,800
68,000
Additional pay for service abroad
1,300
1,300
1,320
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Total personal services
12,148,253
13,685,300
14,832,600
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Scientist
4 $65,301
6 $103,301
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
72,281
53,205
13,749
26,756
Chief of section
42,536
13,978
Engineer
71,947
55,017
Public health program specialist
41,871
38,937
Scientist
13,749
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
3 34,549
5 62,960
Engineer
13 166,600
8 97,633
6 71,322
10 125,400
Public health program specialist
22 274,120
Scientist
—
8 94,034
Statistician
1 11,357
1 12,230
55
85
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
580, 579
60
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
520,744
850,607
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
44 324,028
73 578,156
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
64 402,794
102 706,079
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
3 19,324
3 17,951
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
51 281,233
101 578,662
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
48 249,405
35 172,390
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
206
127
572,242
213
130
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
526,459
893,744
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
60 219,453
99 380,349
23 80,941
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
45 162,439
4 13,312
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
5 17,367
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
1 12,669
Assistant surgeon general.
87
112
Director grade
875,478
1,159,050
65 515,885
Senior grade
97 759,224
59 389,334
91 573,037
Full grade
75 399,242
Senior assistant grade
127 667,311
63 223,252
95 338,048
Assistant grade
30 84, 595
45 124,847
Junior assistant grade.
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
2
8,549
4 21,237
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv10 54,392
alent to less than $12,210
20 94,003
Total permanent.
HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION
ACTIVITIES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Chief of branch
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Architect
Assistant chief of branch
Chief of branch
Engineer
Public health program specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860„
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425„
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general.
Director grade
Senior grade
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
Deduct lapses
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
2
3
1
$27,061
1
3
36,004
11,606
549,550
184,306
43,658
7,426
65,170
70, 285
25,355
123,656
114,208
30,348
3,640
3,536
1
11
4
19,727
179,296
39,484
1
12
3
$13,749
43,181
$13,749
43,181
12,230
12,480
50,460
12, 750
37,440
12,230
543,380
196,915
54,807
7,987
86,652
78,621
32,490
150,904
70, 512
24,296
7, 550
3,827
12,230
12,480
50,460
12, 750
37,440
12,230
543,380
196,915
54,807
7,987
86,652
78,621
32,490
150,904
70, 512
24,296
7,550
3,827
19,727
196,332
29,588
1961 estimate
1960 actual
1
12
3
19,727
196,332
29,588
194 1,534,316
20 158,511
196 1,698,108
20.4 177,698
196 1,698,108
16.1 139,108
174
1,375,805
175.6
1,520,410
179.9
1,559,000
27,612
27,000
27,000
9,968
5,590
1,413,385
1,553,000
1,586,000
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)—
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for flight d u t y —
Total personal services .
1,091
1,740
6,824,942
11,089,184
130.8
212.8
815,649
1,294,589
960.2
1,527.2
>,009,293
9,794,595
150,688
14,177
60,842
158,990
14,386
121,413
25,603
10,205
550
24,772
6,271,358
10,126,356
M E D I C A L C A R E AND FOREIGN
QUARANTINE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Engineer
Financial operations officer
Medical officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Architect
Chief of branch..
Dental officer
Engineer
Financial operations officer
Information specialist
Legal assistant
Management analyst...
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
12,200
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
5 $66,455
1 13,978
1 12, 771
2 27,061
11 131.456
1 11, 606
1 11,357
1 11 606
2 23. 920
1 11.357
1 11. 357
1 11,357
1 11,357
8 100, 504
5 57, 512
63 654, 810
1 $15,267
1 $15,267
5
1
1
2
5
1
1
2
71,823
15,038
13, 749
29,370
11 140,710
1 12,480
1 12,230
1 12, 750
2 25, 750
1 12, 230
1 13, 000
1 12, 230
1 12, 480
8 108. 160
62, 666
5
62 695. 522
71,823
15,038
13,749
29,370
11 140,710
1 12,480
1 12,230
1 12, 750
2 25, 750
1 12,230
1 13,000
1 12,230
1 12,480
8 108.160
5 62,666
62 696,020
115
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant gradeAssistant grade
Junior assistant grade..
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Medical officer
Less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
153
154
157
$1,362,275
$1,483,384
$1,510,819
165
165
178
1,242,020
1,345, 776
1,445, 449
72 508,836
73 559,388
73 559,886
550
601
604
3, 558, 701
4, 201, 742
4, 224,182
102 611,355
108 692,585
108 693,253
713
730
743
3,874,738
4,286,662
4,361,430
1,313
1,430
1,444
6,474, 475
7, 597,349
7,675, 714
832
819
832
3, 779,057
4,022, 560
*4, 084, 248
1,157
1, 239
1,245
4,782,038
5, 543,007
5, 577,223
1,971
2,003
2,026
7, 529,901
8,299, 414
8,398, 775
788
757
757
2, 827, 656
2,900,835
2,903,539
24 75,964
22 76,802
22 76,802
5 89,173
224
2,870, 662
254
2,393,789
224
1,720,373
621
4,326,812
246
1,240,803
52 184,318
5 89,173
231
2,975,349
276
2,665,135
243
1,877,522
645
4,535,664
254
1,276,417
59 209,228
3 37,500
1,685
1,621
7,136,480
7,327,500
5 89,173
233
3,001,509
285
2,779,007
250
1,947,786
650
4,571,525
255
1,280,737
59 209,228
3
Total permanent.
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
8
4
5
15
$108,388
6,074
164,861
70, 597
180, 685
174,600
114,146
85,326
42, 432
$128,107
6,718
207,168
91,252
276, 511
243,318
125, 889
60, 711
128,488
42,824
46,800
117,124
144,024
44, 508
56, 936
127, 002
24
84, £
287 1,648,367 362 2,275, 724
36.6 204, 611 38.2 252, 724
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential—.
250.4
323.8
2, 023,000
1,443, 756
Total personal services..
14, 927
700
13,975
15,000
10, 787
57,096
604
6,000
67,000
1, 541, 845
2,131,000
1,000
18,000
1,000
37,500
NATIONAL CANCER
G E N E R A L R E S E A R C H A N D S E R V I C E S , N A T I O N A L I N S T I T U T E S OF
HEALTH
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and rangesNum- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Assistant chief of division
1 $15,000
1 $16,000
1 $16,000
Chief of branch
2
31,000
2
31,000
Scientist
1
19,000
1
19,000
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of branch
1
12,771
Chief of section
3
41,892
3
41,892
Scientist
"I
12,771
1
13,749
1
13,749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
1
13,520
1
13,520
Public health program specialist...!..
33,093
5
61, 670
5
61,670
Scientist
34.320
5
62,150
5
62,150
Statistician
1
12,230
1
12,230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1. 12 124,612
16 173,205
17 183,855
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
12 103,878
12 109,835
12 109,835
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
4
29,577
16
124,466
16 124,466
INSTITUTE
1960 actual
10,442
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
12,233.3
11,259.5
11,865.3
57,291,316
66,355,153
63,977,753
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
21.5
24.8
25
:,378
232,600
226,100
Local rates .
43
9
39.!9
158,075
174,400
168,600
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions.
76,944
144,400
131,800
Foreign countries: Local rates.
13,214
14,100
14,100
Part-time employment 429,362
516, 800
517,900
Intermittent employment
461,475
463,600
465,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
354,669
204,400
51,100
Overtime and holiday pay
1,007,097
997,100
1,032,200
Nightwork differential
532,680
562,600
565,000
Additional pay for Carville Leprosarium
personnel—
286,085
296,000
296,000
Additional pay for service abroad
872,866
961,800
971,400
Additional pay for flight duty
1,320
1,300
1,300
Payments to other agencies for reim
bursa ble details
1,488
1,500
1,500
Total personal services..
61,684,969
68,536,053
70,809,453
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
7,117,485
12,513
12,989
12,832
63,929,697
70,691,665
69,920,289
1,189
90.8
902
6,281,928
3,929,512
5,547,836
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5 $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS- 3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2 $3,500 to $4,130
GS 1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade.
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.
>26
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1,257
1,2
1,329
6,171,807
6,651,842
Deduct lapses.
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Assistant chief of branch.
Medical officer
Medical staff assistant
ScientistGS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer.
Assistant chief of branch
Medical officer
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Financial operations officer..
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
ScientistStatistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade
Senior grade.
Full grade.
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent .
Deduct 1
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
5 $85,073
1 18,013
3 53,039
1 13,083
1 13,083
4 55,912
14 187,886
1 $15,018
15 236,251
1 18,013
6 98,093
1
14,394
5 74,213
13 189,322
3
44
48
48
75
4
154
45
209
135
94
31
75,378
45, 677
119,390
36, 732
453,081
395,843
358,715
442,115
24,025
795,354
201,969
812,147
719,221
492,328
329,240
94,699
55
12,230
67, 600
36, 940
129, 520
39, 790
503,088
455,540
386,898
513,845
26,041
905,468
240, 534
991,256
809,640
458,001
208,011
1
30
30
34
78
4
1
19,727
427,260
345,281
321,947
610,724
20,771
4,268
1
39
37
42
79
7
5
19,727
553,878
419,675
382,726
612,859
40,808
16,332
43
45
48
70
4
147
41
185
180
35,067
1,261
7,607,048
151.1
911,392
1
5
3
10
188
116
21
70 258,663
1,351
!, 803,273
8,
166. 8
{
323,273
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
1,109.9
1,184.2
6,695,656
8,480,000
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
224,896
205,000
75,935
Part-time employment
54,000
53,419
Intermittent employment
73,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
40,656
24,000
Overtime and holiday pay
94,605
78,600
Total personal services, Public
Health Service
7,185,167
8,914,600
116
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE—Continued
NATIONAL
CANCER
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO VETERANS
ADMINISTRATION
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Research associate.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3 $35,787
~ 91,116
16,660
15,296
12,953
21,170
24,550
78,282
120.343
36, 241
6,985
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
$37,440
98,091
18,970
3 $37,440
98,091
18,970
13,562
41,560
13,562
41,560
32,946
85,424
125,019
46,424
19.080
16,682
16,682
85,424
125,019
46,424
19,080
85 459,383
10 68,383
93 535,1
93 535,198
11 30,798
75 391,000
82 504,400
82 504,400
89,567
69,700
71.900
3,662
75
630
2,200
700
100
100
700
484,934
577,100
577,100
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Total personal services, Veterans
Administration
MENTAL
ALLOCATION TO SAINT ELIZABETHS
HOSPITAL
INSTITUTE—Continued
HEALTH
11
ACTIVITIES
1960 actual
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
6 $103,000
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
80.000
Scientist
15,000
Statistician
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13, 374
Administrative officer
13,978
Medical officer
38,937
Public health program specialist
53,372
Scientist..
Statistician.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Engineer...
2
25,
Medical officer..
1
11,
Nurse
8
92,
Public health program specialist
22 259,
Scientist
1
12,
Statistician
45 464,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
25 218,
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
26
192,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1
6,
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
41 255,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1
5,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
68
362,
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
29 147,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
114 506,
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
75 297,
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
43 158,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
13
44,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1
2,
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42U.S.C. 207):
1
19, 727
Assistant surgeon general
25 363, 890
Director grade
23 230, 693
Senior grade
14 122, 692
Full grade
32 267, 979
Senior assistant grade
4, 612
1
Assistant grade
5,369
1
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
3,078
equivalent to less than $12,210
635 4, 399,201
Total permanent
29 197,907
Deduct"
Net permanent (average number,
606
net salary)
4,201, 294
Positions other than permanent:
497, 237
Temporary employment
139, 265
Part-time employment
49, 328
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
25,972
Regular pay above 52-week base54,195
Overtime and holiday pay
1, 667
Nightwork differential
Total personal services, Public
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4,968,958
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
9 $154,500
15,000
1
132,000
15,000
9 $154,500
1
15,000
8 132,000
1
15,000
14,706
57,574
55,953
113, 694
14,061
14,706
57,574
55, 953
113, 694
14,061
12,230
1
12,230
1
39,270
4
12,750
1
125,380
10
402,190
35
24,460
4
656,948
59
300,810
36
257, 212 34
7,509
1
390,893
62
6.386
1
515,074
93
170,645
31
701,276 156
373,053
89
205,911
53
52, 018 14
12,230
12,230
51,500
12, 750
125,380
438,880
48,920
656,948
336, 670
272,354
7,509
416,685
6.386
531 172
170,645
740.399
381,165
209,967
52, 018
19. 727
413,795
280, 713
150, 685
514, 467
19.997
5, 369
19, 727
413, 795
291,964
150, 685
531, 039
19,997
5, 369
1
1
3
1
10
32
2
59
32
32
1
58
1
90
31
147
87
52
14
1
29
28
17
64
4
1
1
29
29
17
66
4
1
3, 078
3, 078
836 6, 246, 564 870 6, 491, 950
123. 3 911,164 120. 5 887,150
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130....
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210
rates
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services,
Elizabeths Hospitals
19,000
367,000
115, 000
52,000
60,000
2,000
59,900
5,950, 400
6, 200,700
2,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
2
5
1
$7,030
4,493
8,652
18,094
3,266
5
25,938
2
2
3
4
1
$15,392
9,360
13,416
15,996
3,515
5
26,791
2
2
3
4
1
$15,392
9,360
13,416
15,996
3,515
5
26,791
15
67,473
0. 8 3, 390
17
84,470
0. 7 3,470
17
84,470
0. 7 3, 470
14.2 64,083
16.3 81,000
16.3 81,000
350
1, 263
2,190
100
1,500
3, 400
1,600
3, 400
67,886
86,000
86, 000
Saint
NATIONAL HEART
INSTITUTE
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num-- Total Num-• Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
1 $15.018
1 $15,018
Administrative officer
1
19,011
1
19,011
Assistant Director.
79,082
5
4 $61,070
5
79,082
Chief of branch
54,038
54,038
3
3
2
37,024
Medical officer
86,070
5
86,070
5
5
82,077
Scientist
1
15, 517
15, 517
1
Statistician
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
12, 771
Administrative officer
41, 892
3
13,083
2
28,143
Public health program specialist
41,871
3
25, 854
3
41, 871
Scientist
2
27,498
1
13, 749
13, 978
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
98,340
8
86,110
56,
7
Public health program specialist
10 127, 710 11 139, 940
72,
Scientist
50,753
4
38,523
11,
3
Statistician
31 344, 779 32 355, 429
33 342,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
53 470,
48 456, 510 51 483,395
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
43 340,013
42 332,442
36 265,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
6,
1
34 228, 801
32 215,905
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
34 212,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
555'
105 642, 897
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
32 157,
37 197,267
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
102 453,
115 555,352
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
62 265,905
77 307,
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
47 183, 977
41 148,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
95, 987
25
31 108,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3,203
1
4
13,
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
....
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
237, 681 29 357, 727
18
Director grade
27 247, 990
31 283,167
Senior grade
190. 650 56 400, 584
25
Full grade
119 739,023 116 695, 843
Senior assistant grade
11,164
5
17, 883
3
Assistant grade
5, 679
1
3,011
2
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv3,411
16
59,770
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
771 4,905,066
149 925,783
837 5,681,874
112 573,674
622 3,979,2
725 5,108,200
NATIONAL
INSTITUTE
51,703
17,690
57,000
18,000
21. 466
27,128
14,000
27,000
5,228,200
4,098,101
OF D E N T A L
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Dental officer
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Dental officer
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1,000
3,000
Total personal services _
749.5
712.7
5, 604, 800
5, 335, 400
367, 000
115,000
52,000
1961 estimate
RESEARCH
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$15,000
3
2
$54,000
34,000
3
2
$54,000
34,000
1
1
13,083
13,978
1
1
14,061
15,038
1
2
14,061
28,787
1
12,480
2
24,710
117
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
GS-5. $4,315 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
6
$62,068
11 $120,526
14 $152,476
4
11
34,799
101,235
11 101,235
8
13 101, 523 13 101, 523
60,154
3
8
18,428
52,249
52,249
1
1
5, 637
6,219
1
6,219
21
113, 530 31 178, 666 34 194, 764
7
32, 843
45,260
9
45,260
25 108, 784 33 155, 774 45 207,938
23
91,666
94.328
24 102,440
22
28, 806
53,750
14
53, 750
14
9,902
7,030
2
7.030
2
124,404
111,684
86, 738
70. 701
4,268
11
12
17
4
1
9, 796
151
1,016, 269
11.8 79,777
139.2
Positions other than permanent :
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
16,492
156,316
147, 900
168,887
34, 739
4,268
13
9,796
211
45
166
1, 568,045
333,845
1,234,200
186,668
12
18
5
1
147,900
178, 518
42,665
4,268
3
9, 796
237
1, 750, 257
27. 7 204,657
209.3
1, 545,600
5,468
11,330
12,000
4,856
4, 726
2,400
5,600
6,000
962,872
1,260,200
1,608,600
ARTHRITIS AND M E T A B O L I C D I S E A S E
1960 actual
45,000
12,000
6,000
ACTIVITIES
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Assistant director
Medical officer
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Medical officer
Scientist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
Scientist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
499 3, 657, 708 559 4, 382,121
29. 4 212, 305 85 459,579
578 4, 484, 610
60 465,122
469.6
3, 445, 403
3, 922, 542
518
8, 405
16, 971
17, 000
23, 000
25, 690
45, 947
12, 000
45, 000
40, 000
3, 542, 416
4, 019, 542
4,100, 988
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
4
3
$70,000
47,000
1
2
12, 771
27, 976
150, 830
13, 978
11
1
1
7
26
40
50
33
2
53
22
56
46
30
13
2
20
25
13
30
3
5
12, 563
85, 299
278, 846
369, 407
390,127
214, 068
11, 928
299, 063
109, 537
255,076
181, 373
107, 681
45, 303
6,510
290,320
288, 900
118, 502
236, 294
14, 041
20, 315
1
5
8
$18,000
85,500
123,000
1
5
8
$18,000
85,500
123,000
1
2
14, 061
30, 076
160,150
15, 038
1
14, 061
30,076
160,150
15, 038
11
1
1
10
34
52
62
44
2
55
23
58
50
33
13, 520
129,770
379, 498
508,250
497,117
300, 371
12, 552
321, 426
123, 874
284, 253
204, 570
132, 072
29,992
303, 430
316, 941
127, 537
213, 739
14, 801
22, 583
2
11
1
1
11
38
55
63
43
2
59
23
61
51
33
20
25
12
30
6
13, 520
142, 000
422, 098
535,145
504, 688
291, 419
12, 552
342, 890
123, 874
297, 294
208, 626
132, 072
29, 992
288, 770
284,185
108, 537
236, 739
28,801
35, 583
4,019, 488
18, 500
23, 000
ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE
1960 actual
ACTIVITIES
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Medical officer
2 $37,024
$53,024
Scientist
36,026
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
1
13,749
Medical officer
1
15,038
Public health program specialist
13,374
1
14,394
Scientist
39,831
3
43,182
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
1
11,835
Medical officer
1
12,563
1
13,520
Public health program specialist
2
23,442
2
25,500
Scientist
5
58,987
5
65,020
Statistician
1
12,480
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
15 156,746
19 211,329
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
16 144,060
25 235,665
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
20 150,863
21 169,021
34 219,728
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
47 320,981
6,386
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
2
12,938
63 344,067
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
66 381, 255
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
— 28 143,748
31 169,769
65 298,250
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
81 389,062
52 210,991
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
55 234,848
191,667
51
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
43 173,982
98,909
28
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
21
79,535
72,843
22
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
3
9,609
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
28 404,571
34 498,439
Senior grade
16
195,973
17 235,417
Full grade.
11
112,970
19 198,709
Senior assistant grade
35 289,979
34 304,317
3
15,899
1
Assistant grade.
4,817
Grades established by act of July 25,
1958 (72 Stat. 405):
Nonmanual
44,719
7
31 104,699
Manual
2
2,568
1
1,581
Service
13
17,575
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
21 103,539
60 256,172
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
546 3,423,107
30 185,775
631 4,284,078
80 516,960
516 3,237,332
551 3,767,118
25, 400
2,800
32,000
5, 500
25,414
71, 506
1, 540
14,582
72,500
2,000
3, 363,992
3,893,700
N E U R O L O G Y AND BLINDNESS
1960 actual
1
2
5
1
20
26
21
53
2
73
32
85
60
45
22
3
13,520
25,500
65,020
12,480
222,228
247, 654
169,021
363,002
12,938
423,316
174,615
409,450
258,128
181,512
83,050
9,609
ACTIVITIES
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Chief of branch
1 $16,016
1 $16,016
Medical officer
2 $38,022
4
71,052
4
71,052
Scientist
7 119,101
9 154,127
9 154,127
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
1
13,749
1
13,749
Chief of branch
_
1
13,374
Medical officer
2
27,956
9 129,480
5
73,236
Public health program specialist
1
12,771
2
27,498
2
27,498
7
93,350
8 113,194
Scientist.
8 113,194
1
12,771
Statistician
1
14,061
1
14,061
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
1
11,357
Medical officer
4
50,252
6
78,040
8 103,540
Public health program specialist
1
12,230
1
12,230
Scientist
7
81,452
7
86,900
7
86,900
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
18 185,473
27 297,591
28 308,761
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
25 222,514
31 289,705
38 352,460
18 131,599
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
26 204,649
27 212,220
24 151,067
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
31 207,522
33 220,418
1
6,219
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1
6,219
44 254,258
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
34 181,503
36 205,336
37 189,152
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
18
85,197
31 160,076
94 435,423
58 256,110
81 377,913
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
79 336,336
67 268,256
76 324,168
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
46 179,722
58 210,612
45 175,957
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
118
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE—Continued
NEUROLOGY
AND B L I N D N E S S
ACTIVITIES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130._
—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
..
Assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210.
10
1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroadTotal personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$34,468
2,974
10 $36,606
1 1 3,203
42,648
49,351
242,058
3
10
36
2
42,888
96,539
298,535
14,485
15
41,890
12,162
15
39,210
$36,606
6,406
3
10
40
2
42,888
96, 539
331,379
14,485
15
41,890
507
560
454.2
3,125,800
506.8
i, 446,100
69,985
147,500
2,500
86,000
157,000
2,500
86,000
17,904
41,953
569
17,023
8,500
51, 500
500
21, 500
52,000
500
23, 500
2,520,896
3,443,800
3,767,600
2, 575,608
51.4 314,119
Deduct lapses.
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
418
Total permanent .
O P E R A T I O N S , N A T I O N A L L I B R A R Y OF M E D I C I N E
i.6
2,261,4
3,443,385
52.8 317, 585
111, 973
NATIONAL HEALTH
3,807,009
53.2 360,909
STATISTICS
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
1 $18,000
1 $18,000
1 $16,500
Director of center
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,749
1
13,749
1
Administrative officer
14,061
1
14,061
1
26,145
Assistant chief of division
40,914
40,914
3
3
38, 625
Chief of branch
29,952
29,952
2
2
13,978
Chief of division..
13,749
13, 749
1
1
Public health program specialist
28,787
28,787
2
2
13,978
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
62, 690
4
5
50,460
35,277
3
Chief of branch.
13, 520
1
13, 520
1
12,563
1
Medical officer
12,230
1
12,230
1
11,357
1
Public health program specialist
49,170
3
36,940
11,606
1
4
Statistician
120, 745 19 205, 915
102,168
11
10
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
138,318
19 175,300
15 139,465
16
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
126, 776 26 202, 455
95,304
16
13
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
145, 937 25 171, 730
134,
305
21
21
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
12,937
11, 856
12,929
2
2
2
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
91, 750 24 141,054
30 173, 237
17
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
62, 628
50,254
77,150
15
12
10
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
56 263, 866
36 163, 881 50 237,813
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
65 290, 589
52 218, 284 63 282,464
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
51 206, 960
42 162,367
51 206,965
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
7,758
7,093
2
7, 765
2
2
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
4,139
3,
827
1
4,158
1
1
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
26, 520
26, 520
2
26,520
Director grade—
11,160
11,160
2
18,120
Senior grade.
16,164
16,164
Senior assistant grade.
9,132
9,132
6,
604
Assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv3,640
3,640
3,
557
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay.
Total personal services..
297 1,827,659
18.4 111,659
342 2,155, 504
15.3 96,504
278.6
227.2
1,716,000
1,322, 595
326.7
2,059,000
28,990
9,378
20,000
46, 500
8,500
63,000
12,053
20,989
6,300
26,000
4,300
1,394,005
1,814,800
2,134,800
243 1,414,237
15.8 91,642
1962 estimate
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $12,210:
Librarian
1 $15,500
1 $15,500
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12,230
1
Administrative officer
12,230
36, 690
3
Librarian.
36,690
23,109
2
6 $64,709
23,109
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
56,910
35, 776
6
4
56,910
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
14 104, 768 15 121, 825
121, 825
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
7,
987
7,426
1
1
7, 987
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
228, 947
33 212,136
228, 947
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
—
38,481
40,601
38,
481
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
7
158, 912
169, 644
31 161,263
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
47,
861
40,041
47,
861
8
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
170,438
174,785
29 133,410
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
130,312
119,305
138,
424
29
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
178, 643
189,938
44 168, 646
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
21, 922
10, 359
21, 922
3
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
16,136
1
16,136
Senior grade
1
12,800
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv15
62,005
alent to less than $12,210
6
24,231
6
24,231
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
224 1,160,445
11.4 57,187
224 1,290,134
10.6 61,134
233 1,337,420
12.1 69,720
212.6
1,103,258
213.4
1,229,000
220.9
1,267, 700
4, 227
1,150
5,200
2,500
5,200
2,500
8,486
18, 438
4,700
11,600
1,000
11,600
1,254,000
1,288,000
1,000
12,962
1,149, (
S A L A R I E S A N D E X P E N S E S , O F F I C E OF T H E S U R G E O N
1960 actual
GENERAL
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrative staff assistant—
1 $15,870
1 $17,056
$17,056
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
42,848
3
39,832
Administrative staff assistant
4
56,597
13,749
Assistant chief of division..
1
12,771
1
13,749
41,559
3
Chief of branch.
41,559
44,138
3
3
40,726
Chief of division..
44,138
1
15,038
1
13,987
Information specialist
15,038
3
43,493
3
40,435
Organization and methods examiner..
43,493
1
15,038
1
13,978
Public health program specialist
15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
12,230
1
1
12,230
Administrative officer
11,
2
2
24,460
2
24,460
Assistant chief of division
22,
12
11
139,150
11
139,150
Chief of branch
142,
1
3
36,940
3
36,940
Economist
11,
2
3
37,710
3
37,710
23,
Information specialist 1
1
12.480
1
12.480
11,
Legal assistant
3
5
61,920
34,
5
61,920
Organization and methods examiner..
2
24,460
2
24,460
Personnel officer.
1
12.480
2
24,710
11,
Public health program specialist
35 382,776
335,
36 393,426
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
50 475,770
413,
52 493,700
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
45 354,565
291,
46 362,136
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
47 328,339
48 334,787
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
6
41,143
6
41,143
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
57 334,835
48 264,
57 334,835
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
38
37
190,
207,920
38
207,920
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
102 475,
113 567,077 114 571,424
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
82 338,
356,033
82
356,033
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
115,801
32 121,
29 119,566
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
38,374
11
39,
10
38,374
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3
11.481
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
11.481
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
19,200
1
19,200
Surgeon general
1
19,200
19,200
1
19.200
Deputy surgeon general
1
19,200
53,400
53,400
3
Assistant surgeon general
53,400
3
197,340
17 212,940
Director grade
17 212,940
72,456
12 107,736
Senior grade
—
13 118,296
12,180
25, 560
4
25, 560
Full grade
4
4,980
5,280
1
5,280
Senior assistant grade
1
3,112
Assistant grade
119
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
1960 actual
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210—
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
6
$24,979
1
$3,827
1
$3,827
559 3,659,449
61 405,268
599 4,256,006
44.5 318,906
609 4,343,256
36.3 260,501
498
554.5
3,937,100
572.7
4,082,755
9,830
1,447
6,879
16,300
16,300
3,000
3,000
22,933
10,600
12,280
5,000
5,000
3,305,870
3,973,680
4,107,055
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employmentIntermittent employmentOther personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
3,254,181
O P E R A T I O N OF C O M M I S S A R I E S , N A R C O T I C H O S P I T A L S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.—
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
Num- Total
ber salary
2
3
2
7
$11,772
13,811
8,652
24,742
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
2
3
2
7
$11,731
15,371
9,360
27,189
2
3
2
7
$11,898
15,871
9,360
27,915
14
58,977
1.2 5,043
14
63,651
1.2 5,341
14
65,044
0.8 3, 739
12.8 53,934
12.8 58,310
13.2 61,305
1, 095
1,248
413
123
84
229
300
135
232
225
128
55,649
60,222
61,890
B U R E A U OF S T A T E S E R V I C E S M A N A G E M E N T
1960 actual
FUND
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
2 $31,304
1 $15,163
2 $31,304
Chief of branch
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
28,143
1
13,374
2
28,143
Administrative officer
27,498
2
27.498
Financial operations officer
1
12,771
27,498
2
27,498
Information specialist
1
12,771
13, 749
1
13,749
Public health program specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
51,230
4
47,860
4
5
63,460
Administrative officer
1
11,357
12,230
12,230
1
1
Financial operations officer
1
11,357
12,230
12,230
1
1
Information specialist
12,230
12,230
1
1
Personnel officer
12, 230
12,230
1
1
Property management specialist
25,334
13, 520
13, 520
1
1
Public health program specialist
12,230
12, 230
1
1
Statistician
12
124, 881 15 163, 861 15 163, 861
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
270,421
30
31
279,
450
31
288,415
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
36 282, 825
22 163, 045 28 222,268
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
6,968
1
1
7,675
1
7, 675
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
40 261, 798 50 336, 606 50 336, 606
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
23,
858
25,
709
25,
709
4
4
4
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
29 159, 372 40 227, 608 44 249, 072
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
—
114,
942
133,
243
128,397
24
25
23
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
65 310, 349
59 282, 550 62 297,316
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
57 231, 212 64 280, 904 68 297,080
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
109, 954 46 185, 278 51 205, 217
28
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
81,133
82, 530
19
23
71, 985 22
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
9,964
10,857
3
3
10,857
3
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
67,800
118,200
7 118,200
Assistant surgeon general
70,977
85,137
11
116, 936
Director grade
24,239
40,
439
5
40,439
Senior grade
6,600
24, 060
4
24,060
Full grade
5,665
5,665
1
5,665
Senior assistant grade
3,112
3,112
1
3,112
Assistant grade
...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv127 569,334 132 696,906 150 787,719
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
488 2, 737,812 563 3,465, 525 614 3, 755,892
47 265,725
44 269,492
55 311,526
433 2,426,286
516 3,199,800
570 3,486,400
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment.—
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$29,625
2,374
$31,000
7,500
16, 906
19,391
11,000
20,800
22,800
2,494, 582
3,270,100
3,563, 500
N A T I O N A L I N S T I T U T E S OF H E A L T H M A N A G E M E N T
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Administrative officer
$16,016
1 $17,014
Chief of branch
15,000
Information specialist
15,018
15,018
38,022
Medical officer
38,022
17,014
Public health program specialist
72,051
35,014
Scientist
95,086
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer..
13,978
15,038
Assistant chief of branch
25,854
70, 346
Chief of branch
64,458
41, 559
13, 686
Executive officer
14, 706
12,771
Financial operations officer.
13,749
Organization and methods examiner. .
13, 749
Personnel officer
14, 706
1 13,374
Public health program specialist
14, 706
1 13,374
Special assistant
13,749
1 13,374
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer.
12,480
Administrative staff assistant
1 11,357
12,480
Assistant chief of branch
1 11,606
25,500
Chief of branch
2 23,212
13, 520
Chief of section
2 24,398
Engineer
12, 230
Financial operations officer
48,920
1 11,357
Information specialist
25, 500
2 23,670
13, 520
Medical officer
24,960
Organization and methods examiner..
2 22,963
12,480
Personnel officer
1 11,357
25, 230
Property management specialist
2 23,192
Public health program specialist
15 178,118
19 241,610
Research technician
1 12,480
1 11,357
Scientist
Statistician
2 24,460
2 23,920
81
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
70
887,324
716,101
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
80 750,324
69 602,135
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
115 911,965
97 723,249
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
10 74,859
13 89,334
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
176
163
1,187, 596
1,024,347
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
12 75,961
26 154,003
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
284
259
1,623, 791
1,379,881
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
206
191
901,900
1,048, 574
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
296
365
1,298,630
1,707,656
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
393
402
1, 727,315
1, 594, 640
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
441
474
1, 753,516
1,770, 500
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
143 483,120
155 566,395
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
66 202,023
41 137,355
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general.
3 61,329
3 59, 229
Director grade
35 473,944
33 446,803
Senior grade
27 259,218
31 307,075
Full grade
38 273,127
54 428,619
50 337,918
Senior assistant grade.
50 330,197
20 100,115
Assistant grade
22 114,035
27, 638
6
Junior assistant grade
8 38,836
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1,261
1,115
4,817, 642
5, 613, 700
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scale for part of year
3, 605
3,901
17,928,029
20, 792,219
315.8
400.1
1,697,397
2,226,919
30,104
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
3,289.2
3, 500.9
18, 565,300
16,260,736
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
179,603
235,100
Part-time employment
119,323
102,000
Intermittent employment
123,258
131,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base123,041
70,100
Overtime and holiday pay..
489,866
434,600
Nightwork differential...
177,011
176,900
Total personal services..
17,472,838
19,715,000
$46,300
8,000
FUND
120
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE—Continued
SERVICE AND SUPPLY
FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
3
&
22
33
18
25
1
3
7
$8, 819
7, 280
6,968
19,177
11,856
42,786
14, 560
27,892
92, 369
123, 760
60, 846
74, 894
20
5
13
18
22
12
16
28
25
$14,061
32,199
64, 585
158,080
37,378
90,418
116,772
128,042
62, 399
79,208
122, 922
98, 681
$14,061
32,199
64, 585
158, 080
37, 378
90, 418
116, 772
128,042
62, 399
79, 208
122, 922
98, 681
3,203
3,203
22, 470
8,936
20, 670
8, 696
20,526
23, 848
53
232, C
186 797,015
9.5 40,419
176.5
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
21,066
6, 786
18,481
136
559,704
6, 786
18,481
136
559,704
318 1, 645, 391 318 1, 645, 391
12
67,448
11
62,204
756, 596
1, 577, 943
1, 579
307
1,583,187
.,600
6,600
6,044
73,500
5,966
19,288
Total personal services.
22,470
8, 936
21,066
73,500
3,910
10,000
10,000
787,339
1,674,087
1,673,287
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade—
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
13
20
1
32
43
20
4
1
$84, 821
110, 927
4,950
141, 852
169,295
72, 576
13,272
3,640
18 $121,015
24 139,605
5
24,230
44 205,253
40 168, 293
69, 434
18
17,991
5
1
30
27
4
37
17
4
14,100
364,767
239, 999
24,780
231,875
65, 523
10,877
14,100
386, 903
221, 698
56, 460
267, 485
28, 760
21, 546
50
337,182
50
353,311
349 2,307, 285 386 2,646, 856
52.7 338,673
34. 7 252, 505
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday p a y „
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
296.3
351.3
1,968, 612
2,394,351
130,168
18,454
136, 517
8, 843
313,924
1, 866
9,934
1,320
6,100
2, 595, 738
195, 886
13,000
36, 775
143, 768
5, 912
358, 500
2, 000
16, 900
2, 600
6,400
3,176,092
SAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
WORKING CAPITAL FUND, NARCOTIC
HOSPITALS
1960 actual
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
8
5
12
14
8
6
$61,587
33,135
63,358
66,747
32,759
22,651
8
45,072
9
5
13
18
6
6
$77,479
35,214
75,422
90,232
25,480
24,691
8
47,693
9
5
13
18
7
6
$78,479
35,693
77,416
92,723
29,952
25,134
8
46,797
61 325,309
3.7 19,469
65 376,211
0.9 4,979
66 386,194
0.4 2,520
57.3 305,840
64.1 371, 232
65.6 383, 674
2,902
3,004
1,104
3,328
3,411
2, 586
5,361
203
1,484
5, 324
284
1,657
5,426
294
319,896
382,756
394,462
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Engineer
Medical officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Total personal services
ADVANCES AND
1961 estimate
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
4
$13,083
54,122
1
4
$14,061
58,531
4
$58,531
1
1
1
6
11
19
1
11,357
12,480
12,563
64,000
101,275
141,147
6,822
1
2
1
10
14
21
2
12,230
26,270
13,520
112,987
133,100
165,721
14,352
1
2
1
10
14
21
2
12,230
26,270
13,520
112,987
133,100
165,971
14,352
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Superintendent
1 $16,349
1 $17,576
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Clinical director
—
1 16,307
First assistant physician
15,163
1 16,307
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 15,038
Associate director of research
2
30,076
3 42,183
Clinical director
1 15,038
Director of laboratory
1 15,038
1 13,978
Director of medicine and surgery
1 15,038
1 13,978
Director of psychotherapy
1 14,706
1 13,686
Executive officer
10 150,380
9 125,802
Medical officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
13,520
1 12,563
Administrative officer
Assistant coordinator of training and
12,750
education
12,230
Chaplain
Construction and maintenance en13,520
1 12,563
gineer
12,230
Dental officer
1 12,563
Director of laboratory
1 12,480
1 11,606
Director of nurses
General medicine and surgery officer
1 12,750
(research)
19 255,340
18 226,134
Medical officer
—
1 12,230
Physiatrist
3 36,940
1 11,606
Psychologist
25 270,229
30 343,720
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
—
32 288,867
38 364,519
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
37 276,012
44 346,774
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
22 155,274
25 188,800
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
94 614,472
111 766,997
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
14 84,844
30 186,653
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
200
217
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
1,300,257
1,123,553
77 391,710
43 206,380
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
155
733,058
137
613,790
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335380
347
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,6701,709,208
1,468,040
901
831
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,3903,727,421
3,226,448
289
299
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
1,095,643
1,050,536
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv974
901
alent to less than $10,635
3,876,313
3, 569, 697
Total permanent.
3,321
3,471
3,022
15, 730, 567
16, 384, 778
13,476,316
121
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
I960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Deduct lapses
..
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
189.8
$848,361
237
$1,400, 547
31,000
91, 500
160
$816,958
Net permanent (average number,
3,084
2,832.2
3,311
net salary)
14,421, 520
12, 658,955
15, 567, 820
Positions other than permanent:
16, 543
17,000
17,000
P art-time and temporary.
196, 389
295, 680
343, 740
Trainees (interns and residents) _
Other personal services:
38, 515
38,800
69,600
Regular pay above 52-week base
282,950
305,950
312,258
Overtime and holiday pay
283, 970
275,915
250,862
Nightwork differential
....
Payments to other agencies for reim29,800
bursable details
4,035
28,000
Total personal services
13,508,642
15,382,580
16,564,080
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,335 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses..
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
LIMITATION
ON S A L A R I E S A N D E X P E N S E S , B U R E A U OF
AND SURVIVORS INSURANCE ( T R U S T F U N D )
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Bureau director
Deputy director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director.
Chief actuary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Director, hearings and appeals
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Actuary
Administrative officer
Assistant director
Chief medical adviser
Chief of branch...
Chief of payment center
_.__
Deputy assistant director.
Director, operations division
Director, program division
Executive assistant
Executive officer....
Information officer
Medical officer, specialist
Personnel officer
Regional representative
Research director.
Staff director
Supervisory medical officer
Technical adviser
Technical director.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Actuary
Administrative officer
Appeals council member
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of payment center
Assistant personnel officer
Assistant regional representative
Chief of branch
Chief of section
Deputy chief of branch
Digital computer systems analyst
Director, operations division
Director, program division...
Executive assistant
Executive officer
Management analysis officer
Management analyst
Medical director
Medical officer
Medical officer, general
Regional hearings representative
Social insurance policy adviser
Supervisory disability policy examiner
Supervisory information specialist
Technical adviser
Technical assistant
Technical director
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—
OLD-AGE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $17,514
1 17,514
1 $18,512
1 18,512
1 $18,512
1 18.512
1
1
15,392
15,392
1
1
16,536
16,806
1
1
16.806
16,806
5
1
72,695
14,435
5
1
78,915
15,517
5
1
79,165
15,787
1
1
1
1
12,771
27,956
12, 771
144,081
1
14
7
7
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
11
13. 749
13,749
29, 744
15,038
193,131
100,330
98,802
13,749
13,749
14,394
13, 749
13, 749
57, 596
13, 749
155,139
13,083
13,978
1
1
14,061
15,038
27,060
13, 971
13,374
91,197
92,745
1
1
1
13,374
11,606
84, 539
11,357
69,342
11,357
532,982
401,345
22, 714
12.085
11,835
11,357
11,835
22,963
11,835
12, 563
11,357
25,126
69,118
11,357
2
1
22,714
11,357
1 11,835
1 11,606
314
3,238,477
592
5,137,925
1,094
8,064,621
445
3,098,550
2
1 12,230
1 12, 750
7 91.000
3 36,940
7 87,110
1 12,480
48 598,540
22 280,500
1 12,230
13,749
14,061
2
29, 744
1 15,038
23 319,056
7 102,006
7 100,092
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 14, 706
1 13, 749
1 14,061
4 58,198
1 14,061
11 158, 646
1 13, 749
1 14, 394
1 15,038
1 13, 749
1 13, 749
2
24,460
2
12, 230
12, 750
92, 890
196,430
87,360
12,480
599,040
169,000
12,480
24,460
24,960
1
12,230
1
12,480
2
24, 710
12, 750
13, 520
24,460
27,040
74,474
12,230
1
1
2
2
6
1
3
2
24,460
12,230
12,230
12, 750
12,480
1
1
7
16
7
1
48
13
1
2
37,460
13,000
13, 520
24,960
27,040
74,880
12,480
4
2
49,670
24,960
1
1
1 12,480
1
1
1 12,750
337
352
3,737,705
3,921,871
619
661
5,783,784
6,206,955
1,208
1,336
9,687,153
10,752,973
498
771
3,732,436
5,706,670
Net decrease for pay increase in effect
for part of year.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
2,988
$19, 175,480
3,260
19, 051,250
1,209
6, 280,648
825
4, 073, 770
1,756
7, 869,223
6,987
28, 865,675
4,011
15, 096,099
1,734
5, 925,170
74 239,456
397
1, 753, 567
2,948
$20,732,573
3,488
22,012,763
998
6,675,355
959
5,082, 560
1,737
9,311,038
7,062
31,606,477
4,611
18,528,507
1,372
5,115, 435
60 215,110
3,130
$21,897,429
3,429
21,884,270
1,431
8,103,974
871
4, 712,345
2,855
13, 503,630
8, 576
38,138,186
5,174
20,873,034
1,347
5,082,152
60 216,100
264
1, 237,324
259
26, 340
25, 853
30, 459
129, 913,399
164, 928, 229
145,865, 512
708.5
4,312,403
607
5,359,528
924.3
3,305, 367
231, 620
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
25,144. 5
29, 534. 7
25,733
161, 622, 862
125, 600, 996
140,274,364
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
707, 621
456,310
419, 407
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
572,838
990,308
Overtime and holiday pay
1, 724,107
!, 113, 929
2, 936, 729
Nightwork differential
43,335
289, 897
43,335
Payments to witnesses and consultants.
145, 916
60,142
120, 725
Total personal services
130, 762, 893
143, 216, 870
165,143,058
H O S P I T A L I Z A T I O N A N D S E R V I C E S FOR R E P A T R I A T E D M E N T A L L Y
AMERICAN NATIONALS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Social welfare specialist
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
III
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
$12,230
7,571
4,846
3
24,647
0. 6 4, 647
2.4 20,000
Total personal services
S A L A R I E S A N D E X P E N S E S , B U R E A U OF P U B L I C A S S I S T A N C E
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director
Assistant director
Assistant director for program operations
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division
Special welfare research consultant-__
Physician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Social administration specialist
Public welfare specialist
Social welfare specialist
Assistant to director
Chief of branch
Eligibility standards specialist
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Regional representative
Social administrative adviser
Public welfare research analyst
Medical officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$17,514
1
14,914
1
14,206
5
1
65,997
13,083
1
1
1
12,563
11,606
11,606
7
1
1
6
9
48
30
34
1
$18,512
1
15,267
1
15,267
1
15,267
1
15,517
5
1
70,014
14,061
5
1
2
70,992
14,061
27,498
79,748
11,357
11,357
68,889
106,309
1
1
1
7
1
1
6
9
12,750
12,230
12,230
87,110
12,480
12,480
74,670
116,770
479,135
261,996
252,986
52
27
30
563,870
252,515
241,550
1
1
1
7
1
1
6
9
2
1
3
80
40
33
12,750
12,230
12,230
87,360
12,480
12,480
75,420
118,870
24,460
12,230
36,690
867,951
371,510
262,183
1
$18,512
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
122
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION—Continued
SALARIES
AND
EXPENSES, BUREAU
OF P U B L I C
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390_
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Net decrease due to changes in payscale for part of year
Total permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
___
Other personnel compensation:
Regular pay above 52-week base.Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
S A L A R I E S A N D E X P E N S E S , O F F I C E OF T H E
ASSISTANCE—Con.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$37,606
11,856
74, 527
65, 562
176,339
204,895
27,081
4,035
$53,893
6,053
76,587
88,609
226,097
175,968
24,441
4,451
279 2,035,167
276 2,187,875
358 2,885,721
27.3 218,184
14. 5 115,275
22.4 177, 621
10
1
16
18
56
53
6
1
$67,953
6,219
94,680
99,965
275,401
231, 504
24,857
4,451
3,400
335. €
2,708,100
251.7
1,816,983
261.5
2,069,200
14,705
3, 403
9, 763
11, 800
14, 573
5,797
7,900
6,900
6,900
17,036
17,000
17,000
2,127,000
2,772, 500
13,100
5,600
8,600
5,600
Total personal services..
21, 800
1960 actual
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Chief of Bureau.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy chief of bureau
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of bureau
Assistant director of division.
Director of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to chief for cooperative planning
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant director of division.
Chief of branch
Dental services adviser
Director of division...
Medical consultant on training
Regional child welfare representative.
Regional medical director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week baseOvertime and holiday pay..
Total personal services..
BUREAU
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$17,514
15,392
16,536
16,806
47,341
47,881
12,771
13, 978
13,686
14,061
29,099
14,706
14,394
29,099
15,038
11,357
12,480
12,750
12,230
26,020
114,210
12,230
25, 230
13, 520
114,750
108,970
502,518
482,830
74,569
35,880
31,283
140,383
236,772
198,786
17,536
25,480
100,920
76,046
232,707
177, 586
19,511
25,230
13, 520
112,320
108,970
443, 504
441,210
73,319
35,381
30,784
137,402
211,873
196,602
17,411
254 1,895,993
28.8 214,809
260 2,126,661
26.9 220,065
277 2,302,197
32.8 272,365
225.2
1,681,184
233.1
1,906,596
244.2
2,029,832
30,169
4,298
18,445
9,440
18,445
20,840
12,941
2,779
8,140
2,500
2,500
1,731,371
1,945,121
2,071,617
32
48
11
6
5
15
50
43
5
23,212
12, 563
102,213
100,504
330,136
427,110
81,014
38,375
2
8
28,101
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment.
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services.
65 528,404
2.5 21,313
66 586,985
1.7 15,453
94 809,962
8.6 74,427
62.5 507,091
64.3 571,532
85.4 735, 535
3,932
2,253
62.5 511,023
64.3 573,785
2,800
85.4 738,335
$18,512
$18,512
44,033
23,691
94,493
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
excess of $15,255:
Commissioner
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
$20,000
GS-18. $18,512:
Deputy commissioner
1
18,512
1
17,514
18,512
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,307:
Administrative officer.
1
14,206
1
15,267
15,517
Director, program research.
1
14,206
1
15,267
15,517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director, program research __
1
11,606
1
13,749
14,061
Technical adviser to commissioner
1
12, 771
1
14,061
14,394
Staff adviser, planning..
1
13,686
1
14,706
15,038
Staff adviser, field
1
13,083
1
14,394
14,394
Administrative assistant, program
12,085
coordination
1
1
13,749
14,061
Project director, cooperative research.
13, 749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Staff assistant, financial studies
1
11,606
12,750
13,000
Staff assistant, medical studies
12,750
1
11,606
37,210
12,480
Staff assistant, family services.
1
11,357
12, 750
24,710
Staff assistant, aging
2
22,714
25, 230
Staff assistant, economic studies
12, 230
Staff assistant, information
1
11,835
13,000
13,270
International program assistant
1
11,107
12,230
12, 480
Assistant administrative officer
1
11,835
12,230
12, 230
Project analyst, cooperative research..
12, 230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
98,819
154, 754
10
10 110,345
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
26,229
65,375
3
37,690
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
32,241
43,035
4
34, 674
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
19,198
41,163
3
21,321
5,928
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
6,552
1
6,386
21,008
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
28,995
4
22,963
33,336
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
37,836
7
36, 691
53,581
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
12
12
58,656
23 107,971
16,847
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
18,408
4
18,404
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , CHILDREN'S
COMMISSIONER
45
50
9
5
5
25
47
44
4
O P E R A T I N G F U N D , B U R E A U OF F E D E R A L C R E D I T
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to director
Chief, examination
Chief, program services
Regional representative
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)....
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Additional pay for service abroad
Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
UNIONS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
$14,914
1
13,686
1
1
1
12,085
11,606
11,606
1
$16,037
1
$16,307
1
1
1
10
14
13,270
12,750
12,750
127,230
153,238
147,970
653,853
7,342
1,214;485
285,214
85,367
131,891
110,968
202,092
14,706
1
1
1
13,270
12,750
12,750
124,550
140,193
145,000
15,038
115,811
111,152
14 118,956
45 330,514
1
6,448
178 1,139,960
29 153,673
6
31,201
94,098
21
95,834
24
149,556
73
1
7,176
157 1,052,304
51 282,825
83,552
15
38 170,513
25 109,036
49 200,118
83
1
179
51
15
29
25
383 2,411,100
18
71,204
453 2,951,078
24 115,671
477 3,189,765
23 108,983
365 2,339,896
429 2,835,407
454 3,080,782
18,172
4,171
10,927
5,561
5,942
29,335
10,000
12,000
2,391,574
2,861,895
8,724
10
11
10
13
16
16
123
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
A D V A N C E S AND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Pediatric consultant (Indian health),.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer (Indian health)
Staff assistant, aging
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,370
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
$13,970
1
$15,030
1
$15,030
1
1
1
12, 555
11, 835
9,890
1
1
13,510
12,730
1
13,510
4
4
9
7
15
14
31,782
26, 230
49, 775
36, 694
69, 678
59, 402
83, 433
8, 955
26. 580
14, 560
48, 409
29,120
81, 343
77, 688
120, 414
5
17
19
36
9, 210
26. 580
14, 560
54, 931
29,120
87, 692
87, 880
146, 489
80
422,872
448,339
94
485,002
5
27,598
2
21
Total permanent
Deduct —
I/apses
Net; decrease due to change in pay scale
for part of year
17, 628
83
12.3 60,223
8.8 40,333
8,103
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment-.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Terminal leave and jury duty fee recoveries
Total personal services,.
75
13,000
13,000
70. 7 412, 321 85. 2 478, 669
Grades established by Board of Directors:
President
Dean
Business manager
Professor
Associate professor-.Assistant professor
Instructor
Grades comparable to general schedule
grades:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,120-_
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-time
and temporary employment
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay .
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
1
1
1
9
$14,000
11,160
10, 740
77, 220
176, 294
106, 650
153,120
1
2
3
2
19
15
12
23
23
26
22
7,450
12,640
1
2
2
9
3
48,400
14, 770
9,076
78,175
59,295
43,063
76, 676
70, 452
2
19
16
13
23
23
$15,050
$15, 050
12, 480
12,120
11, 550
88,040
205, 204
137, 650
203, 320
8, 280
14, 575
13,000
55, 545
16, 720
9,921
88,045
67, 228
51, 729
83, 732
75,639
11,810
103, 280
227, 704
143,150
212, 320
1
2
2
9
3
3
20
16
13
26
23
8, 445
14, 905
13,330
57, 030
17, 215
15,251
95, 420
69,208
53,094
97, 307
78,114
196
10
969,181
51,387
209 1,157, 348 217 1, 245,113
7
40,660
7
43,285
186
917,794
202 1,116, 688 210 1,201,828
56,025
33,288
5,965
3,000
3, 000
979, 784
1,152,976
1,241,316
36,488
UNIVERSITY
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Non-Federal
Employees
Grades established by Board of Trustees:
President__
Dean and director.
Professor.
. . ...
_
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570200—61
Federal Reserve Bank
of St. Louis 9
972
Total personal services.
1
19
8
30
21
73
101
5, 016, 058
1 090
6,160,343
1,064, 912
1,105, 030
8,041
8, 644
6,089,011
7, 274, 017
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Total personal services..
HOWARD
636,152
12
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Employees
258 865,387
213
Positions other than permanent: Parttime and temporary employment
Other personal services: Nightwork differential
13,300
13, 730
45,051
98, 746
122,465
7, 325
149,336
51, 383
183 258
115.161
392,831
423,996
284, 688
45, 206
3, 298
63
19
1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
14,000
95 $764, 445
82 596,791
140 804,155
29 96, 597
1 14,000
1 12 418
41,375
75, 650
90. 504
6, 655
126, 246
44, 526
159, 705
101, 014
316, 755
396, 324
228,131
58, 437
2, 968
7,000
1,587
17, 721
$645, 909
431, 989
619,035
103, 685
12,075
11, 552
Grade 15:
Physiatrist
Grade 13. $10,635 to $11,935
Grade 12. $8,955 to $10,255
Grade 11. $7,560 to $8,860
Grade 10, $6,995 to $7,820
Grade 9. $6,435 to $7,260
Grade 8. $5,885 to $6,710
Grade 7. $5,355 to $6,180
Grade 6. $4,830 to $5,655
Grade 5. $4,345 to $5,170
Grade 4. $4,040 to $4,565
Grade 3. $3,760 to $4,285
Grade 2. $3,500 to $4,025
Grade 1. $3,185 to $3,710
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
70. 7 380, 013 85.2 444, 669
2, 892
26. 700
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
COLLEGE
SALARIES AND
Non-Federal
Employees—Continued
18, 288
SPECIAL INSTITUTIONS
GALLAIJDET
Non-Federal
Grades established by Board of Trustees —
Continued
Associate professor
Assistant professor
Instructor
Assistant (teaching)
Treasurer
Business manager
Grades comparable to general schedule
395, 274
456,454
1961 estimate
1960 actual
REIMBURSEMENTS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
13
$15,846
156,190
735, 335
1 $17,034
12 157,481
88
895, 561
1 $17,034
12 160,281
100
1, 073, 890
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary
$25, 000
$25,000
Under secretary
21, 000
21, 000
Assistant secretary
40, 000
40, 000
Special assistant to the Secretary for
health and medical affairs
20, 000
20, 000
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of administration
17, 514
18, 512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the secretary
16, 536
15, 392
Director offinancialmanagement
16, 804
15, 392
Director of personnel
16, 536
15, 392
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant to the Secretary
28, 412
30, 534
Congressional liaison officer
15, 267
14, 206
15, 787
Defense coordinator
14,685
Department coordinator of international affairs
14, 206
15, 267
Deputy director of financial management
15, 267
14,206
15, 787
Director of management policy
14, 435
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1
14,061
Assistant defense coordinator
Assistant director of management
15, 309
policy
14, 394
1
13,374
Chief, management analysis staff
Assistant to the special assistant to
the Secretary for health and medical
affairs
13, 374
1
14,394
Chief, personnel operations
Assistant to the assistant secretary
Deputy director, division of general
services
1
13,686
1
14,706
Deputy director of personnel
1
12,771
1
14,061
Deputy director of public information.
Chief, program planning, special staff
on aging
14, 706
13, 686
Director, division of budget
Director, division of fiscal policy and
14, 061
13,083
procedure
14, 706
13, 686
Director, division of general services.. _
13, 083
13, 749
Director, division of internal audit
13, 978
15, 038
Director of internal security
13, 374
14, 394
Director of public information
13, 083
14, 394
Director, special staff on aging
38, 625
55, 620
Program analysis officer
Special assistant to the assistant secre14, 061
13, 083
tary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12, 480
11,606
Accounting systems analyst
12, 563
Assistant defense coordinator
Assistant for international activities _.
Assistant to the director, staff plan1
12,480
1
11,606
ning, personnel management
2
23,442
2
25,230
Assistant to the under secretary
124
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1969 actual
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY—Continued
SALARIES AND EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges—Continued
ber salary ber salary ber salary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
3 $38,500
Budget analyst
3 $38,500
3 $35,755
1
12,750
Chief librarian..
1
12,750
1
11,606
1
13,000
Chief, management standards staff...
1
13,000
1
11,835
Deputy department coordinator of
1
13,520
international activities
1
13,520
1
12,563
1
12,230
Deputy director of internal security. _ _ 1
1
12,230
11,357
Chief, program planning, special staff
on aging
13, 790
12,813
12, 480
Editorial officer
12, 480
11, 357
12, 230
Information and editorial officer
12,230
11, 357
12, 230
Information specialist
12, 230
11, 357
38, 750
26, 520
Management analyst
24,648
12, 750
12,750
Personnel methods analyst
11,835
12, 750
12, 750
Personnel officer
11, 606
Procurement and supply manage12, 230
12,230
ment officer
11, 357
Program analysis officer
11,357
1
13,270
Property management officer
1
13,270
12,085
3
37,210
Specialist on aging
11, 835
1
12,750
Specialist in management and super1
12,230
visory training
Staff assistant to the director of ad12,230
12,230
ministration
11,357
186,975
188, 784
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
164,217
225,370
207,440
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
181,937
130, 686
130,686
101,086
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
30,327
30,327
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
28, 767
118,146
112,031
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
135,364
26, 041
26,041
29, 932
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
184,167
178,801
159,075
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
109, 949
100, 257
103,791
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
194,981
181,940
144, 473
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
133, 224
117,000
107, 844
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
63, 215
51,920
48, 504
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
34,339
30,824
39, 542
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
52,912
52,
912
46,382
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv21,
526
17,304
24,126
alent to less than $9,890
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses..
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
2,079,063
I 2
134,106
288
16
125, 759
2,447, 897
20.2
150, 298
3.1 27,755
266.7
1,921,386
268.9
2,106,124
3.1 27,755
291.7
2, 269, 844
16, 523
5,145
5,180
4,411
5,180
4, 411
16,039
24,436
8,702
16, 787
16, 787
27, 735
16, 727
16, 727
1960 actual
2,312,949
2,157,931
2,011, 264
S A L A R I E S A N D E X P E N S E S , O F F I C E OF F I E L D
314
1.1 23,571
Total personal services..
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Regional director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division, offieldmanagement...
Chief, division of grant-in-aid audit.
Chief, division of State merit systems.
Regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, field management. _ .
Executive officer
Chief,fieldbranch
Chief, policy and audit processing
branch
Chief, standards and operations
branch
Regional auditor
Regional State merit system representative
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
2, 259, 638
ADMINISTRATION
8
1
7
9
10
49
19
$15,870
1
$17,056
1
$17,326
118,892
8
127,836
8
128,876
15, 558
15,038
15,038
15,038
14,456
13, 978
13,978
13,978
15, 558
15,038
15,038
15,038
82, 595
12, 563
11, 606
12,480
100,150
13, 520
12, 563
13, 520
13, 520
11,357
80,495
12,230
111,320
12,230
113,420
102, 213
111,070
98, 633
461, 885
258,293
43, 721
113, 400
302,609
490,175
266,033
44, 533
101,212
420,866
138,298
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1
8
1
12,750
101,710
13,520
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$522, 719
23,088
168, 792
117,978
416,188
396, 540
248, 452
13, 729
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
12,132
4,145
2, 936,034
_
UTILIZATION
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
$12,771
1
12, 750
13, 520
13, 000
12, 750
112,130
23,109
87, 485
122,345
6, 053
45, 404
16,328
111, 468
11, 606
12, 334
11, 835
11, 606
119, 976
71, 572
92, 642
5, 470
27, 788
9, 589
99, 008
79, 245
21, 923
91 587,365
5.2 23,188
85. 8 564,177
1
$14,061
162, 260
6, 219
46,071
16, 661
118, 012
89, 544
28, 935
28, 706
102 707,717
12.3 60,740
$14,394
13,000
13, 520
13. 270
13, 000
112, 670
23, 629
89. 615
88, 608
108
10.5
760,800
55, 030
i. 7 646, 977 97. 2 705, 770
1, 487
4,337
2, 543
570, 001
649, 520
S A L A R I E S A N D E X P E N S E S , O F F I C E OF T H E G E N E R A L
1960 actual
Total permanent
4,145
3, 748, 713
3, 241, 537
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Total personal services..
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
General counsel.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate general counsel
Assistant general counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant general counsel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Regional attorney
Attorney..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney. _
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
12,165
12,165
22, 419
25, 207
1960 actual
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
613 4,038, 872
54.3 306, 469
469.4
484
558.7
2, 875, 268
3, 732, 403
3, 213,095
SURPLUS PROPERTY
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of surplus property
utilization
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, division of surplus
property utilization
Chief, real property branch
Chief, standards and review branch.
Chief, personal property branch
Regional representatives
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
72 $497, 711 88 $608, 588
68,409
11
70, 243
162, 839 28 166, 649
110,449 20 112, 737
87 438,117 134 651,089
447,824 103 460, 472
101
64 258, 810 64 263,220
14, 788
4
4
15,100
11
28
20
512 3,072,406 527 3,441.333
42. 6 197,138 43 228,238
Total personal services.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
705, 770
COUNSEL
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$20,000
1
$20,000
1
$20,000
1
1
15,621
15,392
1
1
17,056
16,536
57,053
61,838
61,838
9
5
114,939
62,441
123, 741
82,494
123,741
82,494
7
14
9
10
15
1
81,183
216, 754
75,816
70,550
90,600
6,074
60, 653
54,994
85,780
99, 630
158, 621
82,565
84,031
105,642
6,718
97,921
99,630
169.270
109,460
114.315
144,330
6, 718
97,921
68,016
11,087
109,137
65,228
7,946
148,260
65,228
7,946
140 1,106,953
151 1,205,186
174 1,350,825
12
11
20
17
3
66,082
17,056
16, 536
66,082
125
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
Deduct lapses
10 $124,559
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
130
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base .
Total personal services
982,394
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
8.1 $71,463
12.3 $81,041
142.9
161.7
1,269, 784
1,133, 723
7,596
4,364
989,990
1,138,087
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment-Other personal services:
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$154
242
Total personal services
$500
3,719
56,844
$2,819
28,128
4,378
2,750
1,700
755,035
831,850
900,643
42, 503
1,269, 784
ADVANCES AND R E I M B U R S E M E N T S
W O R K I N G CAPITAL
FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Manager of fund
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Graded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries paid from this
account carried in other position
schedules
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
$12,230
22,069
27,165
24,253
7,509
55,870
20, 488
46, 592
37,856
49,629
98, 800
158, 256
19,551
3,931
$30,181
25,023
15,060
6,822
38,980
25,232
43,369
25,979
49,650
88,044
167,187
17,950
3, 536
37
190,105
151 727,118
14.5 60,991
3.1 23,571
139. 6
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
46
230,354
158 814,553
10.1 44,155
3.1 27, 755
798,153
$12,230
22,318
27,435
24, 793
7, 509
56, 702
20, 654
47,382
38, 686
50,628
99,902
197,362
19, 655
3,931
46
230,354
168 859,541
5.3 24,428
2. 6 20, 827
165.3
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive director, Federal Council
on Aging
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of examining branch
Chief of field branch
Personnel consultant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries paid from this account carried in other position schedules.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services
855,940
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$12,771
1
$14,061
1
$14,061
1
1
12,563
11,357
3
2
1
2
2
2
1
31,158
16,682
7,280
11.980
9,984
9,152
3,515
1
1
1
2
6
4
1
13,520
12,230
12,230
21,549
54,060
30,534
6,448
1
1
1
2
6
4
1
13,520
12,230
12,230
21,549
54,060
30,534
6,448
2
1
10,192
3,765
2
1
10,192
3,765
16 126,442
1.6 12,217
0.1
531
20 178,589
2.3 19,929
0.1
409
14.5 114,756
17. 8 159,069
10,293
62,460
978
684
126,027
222, 213
20 178,589
0. 4 3, 706
0.1
386
19. 7 175, 269
10,140
185, 409
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES
OFFICE
OF S A L I N E
1960 actual
WATER
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM FUNDS
A V A I L A B L E TO OFFICE OF SALINE W A T E R
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Chief, division of basic research
Chief, division of processes development
Chief, division of demonstration
plants
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer economist
Process engineer
Staff assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Staff assistant
Contract specialist
Field engineer
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanentDeduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
$17,576
13.749
14,394
1
13,083
14,394
14,394
1
13,083
14,394
14, 394
1
4
11,606
46,424
12,480
49,920
12,230
12.750
51,000
12,230
10,650
10,650
30,035
10,899
21, 549
30,305
5,886
23,795
21,194
25,397
20,384
3,869
6,053
24,129
21,715
25, 896
20,904
3,973
9,901
9,901
18,366
8,486
5,470
22,047
15,143
24,003
3,765
14,060
36
2.2
33
5
258,748
39,488
28
219,260 33.8
300,997
19,097
37
2.6
315,910
22,910
281,900 34. 4
293,000
9,851
10,000
1,700
315
1,100
1,600
10,000
1,600
231,126
294, 600
141, 064
168, 400
168, 400
90, 062
126, 200
136, 200
OF O I L A N D
SALARIES AND
304,600
GAS
EXPENSES
1960 actual
$17,576
13,749
14,394
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Salaries and expenses
Construction, operation, and maintenance
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
Administrator (import administration)
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295
Assistant director...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Mobilization officer
Petroleum and natural gas engineer
(foreign)
Commodity-industry analyst (general)
Natural gas engineer
Special assistant
Foreign petroleum coordinator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Special assistant
Commodity-industry analyst
1
$16,349
13,978
13,083
Total personal services.
OFFICE
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
$17,514
1
$18,512
$18,512
15, 392
16,536
16, 806
14, 685
16.037
16.037
13, 686
15.038
15.038
27,061
29,370
29, 703
18,512
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Mobilization analyst
Commodity-industry analyst
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,355
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
$9,901
30,181
12,334
58, 613
44,241
5,408
18, 615
7,821
3, 515
3,744
2, 974
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
$10,650
32, 719
13,270
63,940
48,859
5, 824
20, 218
8, 528
3,765
4,139
3, 827
48 413,687
8.7 75,164
48 449,948
1.5 14,548
39. 3 338,523
46. 5 435,400
2,646
2,831
1,600
1,000
Total personal services
OFFICE
438,000
OF THE
SOLICITOR
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 $20,000
1 $19,000
Solicitor
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
15,870
1
17,326
Deputy solicitor
15,392
1
16,536
Legislative counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
72,696
6
93,412
Associate solicitor
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,374
Special assistant to solicitor
72,156
67,184
Assistant solicitor
13,083
14,394
Assistant to legislative counsel
81,182
86, 655
Regional solicitor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
11,357
36, 940
Special assistant to solicitor—
106,475
138, 940
Assistant solicitor
69, 597
87, 650
Attorney-adviser
11,357
12,230
Procurement counsel
26,249
38, 770
Attorney trial examiner
12,085
13,270
Associate regional solicitor. __
—
190, 713
207,330
Assistant regional solicitor
72,258
90,270
Field solicitor
508, 536
609,493
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
376,082
391,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
269, 686
245,001
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860136,340
175,340
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
11,419
12, 605
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
104,228
106, 558
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
154, 591
161,783
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
375,974
417,207
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
145,166
154, 960
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
26,083
28,165
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
13,791
15,308
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
64,167
13,083
13, 978
13,083
69, 390
14,394
15,038
14, 394
70,014
14,394
15,038
14, 394
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
12, 334
11,357
13,270
12, 230
13,270
12, 480
Total personal services
392 2, 919, 768 400 3, 264,234
35. 2 262, 801
6
37,544
19
155,699
6
42,765
375
350.8
2, 619,423
3,065, 770
3, 660
15, 790
11, 830
3,000
19,000
2, 658, 873
3,099, 600
20,000
127
128
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES—Continued
OFFICE
OF M I N E R A L S
SALARIES AND
EXPLORATION
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $14,190 to $15,150:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director
Assistant to director, mining engineer.
Chief, division offieldoperations
Chief, division of minerals
Chief, division of contract administration and audit
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, division of contract
administration and audit
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,939
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-9. $6,453 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1
$14,206
1
1
13,978
13,978
1
1
$16,536
1
$16,536
15,038
15,038
13,978
15,038
15,038
15,038
15,038
13,978
13,749
13,749
12, 563
53, 669
19,316
6,906
11,922
26,686
9,142
4,330
3, 498
13,520
57,637
13,520
79, 457
20,800
7,426
12,875
23,795
20,384
4, 576
3,869
20,800
7,426
12,875
28,641
10,192
4, 576
3,869
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
25 218,150
4.5 39,354
25
234, 935
75,550
28
2
262,101
19,101
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
20. 5 178,796
17
159,385
26
243,000
615
Total personal services.
OFFICE
179,486
OF C O A L
SALARIES
AND
160, 000
243,000
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
RESEARCH
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief economist
Chief chemical engineer
Chief, utilization
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to the director
Production and planning officer
Contracting officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
$17, 500
$17, 500
15,267
15,267
13,749
13, 749
13, 749
13,749
13, 749
13, 749
12. 230
12,230
12,230
31, 950
8, 965
19, 344
4,846
21. 735
11, 295
12, 230
12.230
12, 230
31,950
8,965
19,842
5,013
22. 570
12, 480
11,607
27 223.131
0. 5 5,131
12,168
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
27
9
221,007
75,007
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
..
18
146,000
10,000
156,000
Total personal services..
COMMISSION OF FINE ARTS
SALARIES
AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,230 to $13,250:
Executive secretary.
GS-13. $10,650 to $11,935
GS-10. $7,010 to $7,987
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$11,357
1
1
6,656
5,138
1
2
1
2
$12,480
21,300
7,342
11,565
1
2
1
2
$12,480
21,300
7,509
11,898
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$5,096
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
4
28,247
20
6 $52,687
0.4 3,977
6
$53,187
287
Net permanent
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
4
28,227
200
59
5.6 48,710
190
6
52,900
28,486
48,900
Total personal services
52,900
BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M F U N D S
A V A I L A B L E TO B O N N E V I L L E
POWER
ADMINISTRATION
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
....
1 $17, 514
1 $17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator
1 15, 392
16,806
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Division director
2 29, 598
32,094
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Branch chief
6 82,078
88,940
Deputy division director
3 40, 727
43,825
Division director
1 14,456
15,829
Manager, Washington, D.C. office
1 13,978
15; 038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area manager
3 36, 732
3 38,500
Area operation and maintenance
supervisor
2
24,460
Assistant branch chief
1 12,563
1 13,520
23,192
Assistant to division director
2
2
25,480
Branch chief
4 48.567
4 52, 790
Commercial operations officer
1 12,085
1 13, 270
Engineer
1 12, 563
1 13,520
Functional supervisor
5 60,901
5 66,330
Section head
11 135,073
11 146,140
Special assistant
4 48.568
3 38, 500
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
71 765,392
71 827,854
136
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
139
1
1,256,074
1,383, 085
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,£
247
7
255
1,992,078
2,211,525
3 21,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
171
171
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
1,137,214
1,224, 798
22 135,328
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
29 190,014
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
119 672, 791 107 653,940
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
55 284,151
364, 833
152 724,305
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
148 757,553
143 601.963
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
160 723,216
370,470
262,181
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
11
39, 708
35, 795
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3
9,672
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
10,441
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv954
935
alent to less than $12,210
6,439,172
6,278,246
Total permanent.
2,227
2,207
14, 871,379
15, 768,!
94. 2
94.6
599,!
519,308
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
9,032
Net permanent (average number,
2,112.4
2,132.
8
net salary)
14,361,103
15,169,000
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
312,464
555,000
Intermittent employment
7,673
8,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
88,114
48,000
193, 864
Overtime and holiday pay
221,000
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
30, 735
179,000
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Deduct lapses
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1961 estimate
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Construction"
"Operation and maintenance"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Construction of electric transmission
lines and substations, contributions,
Bonneville power project"
14,993,953
16,180,000
$7,437, 708
7,083,744
395, 563
$7,968,000
7,711,000
405,000
76,938
96,000
129
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
SOUTHEASTERN POWER ADMINISTRATION
OPERATION
AND
MAINTENANCE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of power operations
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division of power sales
Chief, division offiscaloperations
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$17,514
$18,512
$18,512
13,083
14,061
14,394
12,563
11,357
43,867
15,767
32,240
11,024
31,075
24,107
10,545
13,520
12,230
47,715
13.520
12,480
48,255
35,194
12,064
38.771
30,368
3,765
35,694
12,231
44,451
30. 784
8,861
8,861
36
2
6,364
229,506
16,461
35
1
6,656
241,717
4,717
35
1
6,656
245,838
4,838
34
213,045
34
237,000
34
241,000
1,678
17
214, 740
1.000
238,000
1,000
242,000
C O N S O L I D A T E D S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S P A I D F R O M F U N D S
A V A I L A B L E TO S O U T H W E S T E R N P O W E R A D M I N I S T R A T I O N
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
109,475
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Area administrator
Assistant director
Assistant to director
Chief, Alaska field committee...
Staff officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural economist
Assistant to the director
Assistant to area administrator.
Budget andfinanceofficer
Cadastral engineer
Chief of branch
Fire control officer
Forester
Management analyst
Mineral leasing officer
Operations supervisor
Personnel officer
Programs coordination officer...
Range conservationist
Records officer
State supervisor
Supervisory auditor
Supervising legal assistant
Valuation engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 ..
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
1 $17,514
$17, 514
Administrator
$17, 514
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
14,206
15, 517
15, 267
Assistant administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of administrative serv14, 394
14, 394
ices
Chief, division of operation and engi14,061
13,
749
neering
Chief, division of rates and customer
14,
706
14,
394
service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division of administrative serv1
12,813
ices..
Chief, division of operation and engi1
13,042
neering
Chief, division of rates and customer
1
11,606
service
12, 750
12, 480
1
Engineer, electrical
58,157
57,908
64, 728
5
6
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
145,995
144,
435
13 117, 601 15
GS-12. $8,995 to $10,255
98,800
98,050
9
71, 761 12
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
5
38,334
37,502
34,050
5
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
11
57, 513
56, 682
71,657
8
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1
6, 219
6,053
5,470
1
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
8
63,523
56, 826
40,831
10
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
4
17,302
21,
653
21,154
4
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
13
56,973
55,474
61,213
11
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
15
84,349
83,205
62, 875 19
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
24,545
23,921
29,035
6
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
7,238
7,030
3,266
2
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv54
292,332
54
292,332
47
248,704
alent to less than $12,210
146 901,526 158 1,028,869 158 1,040,222
Total permanent
2.1 16, 622
7.4 54,510
4.1 26,184
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
155.9
net salary)
1,023, 600
974,359
875,342
Positions other than permanent: Tempo31, 600
25, 600
21, 972
rary employment
Other personal services:
4, 896
1,200
3,635
Regular pay above 52-week base
25, 645
25, 500
25,921
Overtime and holiday pay
1,473
1, 500
1,500
Nightwork differential
1,077, 400
928,343
1,038,000
Total personal services...
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
SOUTHWESTERN POWER ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and wages scheduled are distributed as follows:
Direct operation and maintenance obligations
Direct construction obligations
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
PAID
FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO B U R E A U OF L A N D M A N A G E M E N T
$939,500
98,500
$981,000
96, 400
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 ..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 ..
GS -5. $4,345 to $5,335 GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1 $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses. .
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
salary
salary be
be
$17, 514
$18, 512
15, 392
16, 806
14, 206
15, 517
54, 432
13, 374
12, 771
13, 686
67, 808
59, 488
14,394
13, 749
15, 038
73, 237
24, 419
12,085
11,357
26, 520
13,270
12,480
12, 750
12, 230
24, 980
13, 000
25, 229
12, 750
12, 480
24, 960
13, 000
25, 750
13, 270
12, 230
159,120
12, 230
12, 750
13, 520
11, 606
11, 357
23,192
11, 835
23, 212
11, 606
11, 606
22, 714
12, 085
23, 691
12, 334
11,357
143, 958
11, 835
12, 563
1,593. 210
340
2, 554, 690
2 13,760
469
2,955, 344
8 48,410
391
2,106, 570
77 382,630
402
1,800, 720
313
1, 247,060
242 896,920
37 122,590
5 16,700
76
848, 005
192
1, 832, 565
362
3,001,070
2 14,980
490
3, 403, 778
9 59,640
400
2,368,857
81 452,885
390
1, 928, 330
420
1,825,396
234 946,179
36 135,280
5 17,605
34 196,983
35 201,643
762,100
181
2, 624
2, 782
15,309, 682
17, 715, 473
136.3
764, 784
0.2 1,654
195
884, 570
0.8 4,250
Net permanent (average number,
2, 487. 5
net salary)
2, 586. 2
14, 543, 244
16,826, 653
Positions other than permanent:
1,974, 070
Temporary employment
1,717,187
2, 500
Intermittent employment
388
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
110,708
62, 405
246,371
88,373
Overtime and holiday pay
451, 734
472, 650
Additional pay for service abroad .
926, 599
205,000
Compensation of casual workers...
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Management of lands and resources"..
"Construction"
"Oregon and California grant lands"....
""Range Improvements"
"Expenses, Public Land Administration Act"
"Trust funds"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
17, 996, 231
19,631, 651
$16,601,223
26,346
449,303
277, 225
$17,938, 523
77, 670
492,448
325,202
119,845
389,448
100,000
108,000
452, 903
132,841
136, 905
130
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE
OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
B U R E A U OF I N D I A N A F F A I R S G E N E R A L A N D S P E C I A L
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255_
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345,..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.._
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670._.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
Portion of salaries paid from other accounts
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account
1961 estimate
1 $18,512
1 $18,512
15,392
1
16,536
1
16,806
14,206
14,206
1
1
15,267
15,267
1
1
15,517
15,267
134, 656
4 55, 786
13 171,243
1 13, 978
1 13, 978
1 12, 771
1 13,083
1 13,083
1 13,083
1 13, 978
1 13,083
10
146, 539
4 60,030
13 185,810
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 15,038
1 14,394
10
1 11,606
1 11, 835
19 228,175
24,170
2
2 23, 920
1 12, 750
1 13,000
18 234, 790
26,000
2
2
25, 750
1 12, 750
1 13,000
18 234, 790
26,000
2
25, 750
2
12,230
12,230
12,230
26, 540
77,270
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
24,980
12,230
13, 520
13, 270
14, 040
48, 920
14, 394
12,230
12,480
12,480
38,250
12,230
12, 750
12, 750
13, 520
12, 750
12, 480
37, 710
24, 960
24, 710
53, 080
24,960
12, 750
12,230
12,480
12,230
2 26, 540
6 77, 750
1 13, 520
1 13, 520
1 13, 520
2
25, 230
1 12,230
1 13, 520
1 13, 270
1 14,040
4 48,920
1 14, 394
1 12,480
1 12, 750
1 12, 480
3 38,250
1 12,230
1 13,000
1 13, 000
1 13, 520
1 12, 750
1 12, 480
3 37, 710
2 24, 960
2 24, 710
4 53, 330
2 25,230
1 13, 000
$17, 514
1
1
10
1
1
1
11, 606
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11, 357
12,085
24,170
71, 800
12, 563
25,126
12, 563
11,835
11,357
12, 563
12, 085
13, 042
11, 357
1
1
1
3
11,357
11,606
11,357
35,505
2
6
1
2
11,835
11,835
12, 563
11, 606
11, 357
23, 670
23,212
22, 714
49, 087
23, 212
11, 835
11,357
11,357
34,977
11, 606
11, 357
11, 357
11,357
309
197, 798
2, 733,808
588
4, 376,445
40 276,030
843
5, 362,420
251
1, 452,442
2,059
11,
008, 226
139
807 681.175
3,
1,348 553,307
5,
1,353 186.176
4, 853,534
220 748,110
26
80,433
1
1
1
2
6
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
4
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
12, 230
12,230
25, 500
12. 750
12,480
12, 230
12, 230
147,060
4 60, 694
13 187, 724
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 14,061
1 14,061
1 14, 394
1 14,394
1 15,038
1 14,394
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
12,480
12,480
25, 500
12, 750
12, 480
12, 480
12, 230
237
235
2, 649, 685
2, 623, 685
331
326
3,154,906
3,103,601
607
588
4,875,628
4,720,118
42 315,723
42 314,883
895
870
6,153,887
5,976,290
266
264
1,717,738
1,700,686
2,115
2,077
12,228,695
11,988,071
165 867,140
155 820,570
920
913
4,355,909
4,305,756
1,584
1,551
6, 631,981
6,468,599
1,324
1,311
5,155,353
5,081,438
197 727,885
197 727,885
25 83,965
25 83,965
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
2, 771
2,747
2,745
12,382,850
12,867,916
13,119,726
Total permanent
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Deduct—
Lapses
1962 estimate
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant to the commissioner
Associate commissioner, legislative.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Area director
Assistant commissioner
Chief of branch
Director, management coordination-.
Director of education
General superintendent
Inspection officer
Personnel officer
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory general engineer
Supervisory highway engineer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural extension officer
Appraiser
Assistant area director
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant general superintendent
Assistant to the assistant commissioner
Budget officer
Credit officer
Director of education
Director of schools
Director, Missouri River Basin
Educational specialist
Engineer, general
Forester
General economist
General manager
General superintendent
Information officer
Land operations officer
Land records program officer
Law and order specialist
Maintenance engineer
Personnel officer
Program officer
Property and supply officer
Range conservationist
Reports and statistics officer
School superintendent
Soil conservationist
Soil scientist
Superintendent
Supervisory accountant
Supervisory finance specialist
Supervisory general engineer
Supervisory highway engineer
Supervisory maintenance engineer
Supervisory management analysis
officer
Supervisory position classifier
Supervisory real property officer
Supervisory relocation officer
Supervisory social worker
Supervisory supply officer
Supervisory criminal investigator
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS
11,058
11,601
11,423
63, € 4,183
62,421,620
56,362,128
1961 estimate
1,012.8
$5,113,114
29.7
144,141
68.7
274,668
824.1
$4,023,725
17.3
78,921
16,815
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
10,084. 2
10,583. 6
51, 379, 541
58,335,789
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
1, 661,955
1,516,493
Part-time employment
432,595
236,712
Intermittent employment
1, 631,353
1,722,917
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
364,628
206,664
Overtime and holiday pay
664,013
560,513
Nightwork differential
185,706
212,126
Additional pay for service abroad
518,781
639,475
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Education and welfare services"
"Resources management"
'' Construction''_._
"Road construction (liquidation of contract authorization)"
4' General administrative expenses''. . . .
"Revolving fund for loans"
"Distribution of funds of the Creek
Indians"
"Miscellaneous permanent appropriations"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Liquidation of Klamath and Menominee agencies"
"Construction of Indian health facilities," Public Health Services
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
INDIAN
56,838,572
63,430,689
$30.802, 996
13,616,427
3,472,205
$34,827, 353
15,116,229
3,872,892
$35,699,729
16,063,229
3,864,892
2,550,127
2,832,101
443,284
2,846,463
3,055,540
561,350
2,838,463
3,048,540
48,574
46,027
2,329,363
212,560
2, 423,523
220, 672
2,395,523
220,672
144,583
48,851
3. 851
238,455
251,685
250. 685
147,897
160,104
159,699
TRIBAL
FUNDS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Superintendent
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.—
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Mill manager
Less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries paid from other
accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
$11,357
20,300
45,130
67,110
171, 799
6, 074
148,110
69, 469
147,372
195, 800
171,865
19, 723
$12,480
11,170
39,320
56, 301
167, 475
6, 718
147,073
76,036
176, 275
176, 206
168, 000
10, 545
1 15,000
47 210,817
1 15,000
49 220,355
267
1,299, 926
250
1,282,954
25.4120, 470
52.3
234,238
1
4,500
7. 2 41, 475
16. 2 83, 755
229.9
1,144, 943
231.8
1, 203,959
1, 415, 809
1, 263, 075
4,980
19,297
2, 585, 029
3,176
12,672
2,482, 882
131
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
CONSOLIDATED
FUNDS
SCHEDULE
AVAILABLE
TO
OF
PERSONAL
THE
BUREAU
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to
$19,000:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner
Assistant commissioner and chief
engineer
GS-16. $15,255to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner
Associate chief engineer
Regional director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Chairman, Pacific Southwest field
committee
Chief, audit andfinancialreview
City manager
Engineer
Information officer
Inspection officer
Irrigation officer
Management officer
Personnel assistant
Power officer
Power assistant
Program coordination and finance
officer
Program coordination and finance
assistant
Regional director
Assistant regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Administrative assistant
Assistant chief, audit and financial
review
Auditor
Budget officer
City manager
District manager
Economist
Engineer
Finance officer
Geologist
Hydrologist
Irrigation officer
Management officer
Office services officer
Operation and maintenance officer
Personnel officer
Personnel assistant
Power officer
Power assistant
Program coordination and finance assistant
Assistant regional director
Assistant to the regional director
Statistician
Superintendent
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335._.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
SERVICES
OF
PAID
FROM
RECLAMATION
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$17,500
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
1
16,806
1
16,806
16,349
17, 576
1
17,576
29,369
14,435
14,435
31,824
15,787
15,517
15,392
31,824
15,787
15,787
27, 664
2
29,744
2
30,015
13,978
12, 771
13,970
23 317,308
~ 12,771
13,686
39,832
12,771
1
1
15,038
13,749
1
1
15,038
14,061
368,843
13,749
14,706
43,119
14,061
13,749
30,347
15,038
27,956
13,978
13,374
6
6
1
80,745
71,530
12,563
1 11,606
25.605
1 11, 606
1 11,357
1 12, 555
5 59, 945
113
1, 411, 718
3" 37,689
1 12, 563
1 12,563
72,480
6
1 11.606
1 11, 606
1 12,563
1 12,085
5 61,131
5 63, 794
1 11,107
2
1
7
2
1
1
1
12, 563
86,031
24, 648
12, 085
11,835
11, 357
4,222,112
719
6, 724,204
1,070
8, 546,144
50 369,186
1,098
7,222,355
64 398,820
1,068
6, 030, 058
453
2, 296, 622
1.014
4,658,024
1.015
4,158,943
817
3.055,143
268
912,813
23 75,524
373,195
13,749
15,038
43,764
14,061
13,749
30,347
15,309
1
14,706
1
6
1
14,061
86,529
14,061
1
6
1
14,061
87,486
14,061
6
1
77,250
13,790
5
1
65,000
13,790
1
12,230
28,100
12,480
12,230
13, 510
65,020
2
1
1
1
5
115
1,
3
528, 962
40,830
13,520
13,790
77,750
12, 750
12,480
13,520
13,270
53,580
53,310
12,230
6 77,250
3 39,020
1 13,270
1 13,000
2 24,710
418
4,872, 503
754
7,432, 218
1,104
9, 453, 937
52 400,112
1,151
8,125,296
69 449,476
1,198
7, 227,948
484
2,625, 656
1,150
5,629,347
1,019
4, 504,399
810
3,281,160
260
962,452
19 68,865
12,230
28,100
1 12, 480
1 12,480
1 13,510
6 77, 770
119
1,587, 573
~ 40,830
13,520
13,790
78, 810
12, 750
12,750
13,520
13,270
26, 000
53. 560
40, 560
Deduct lapses
Net decrease due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
3
1
1
2
78,040
39, 020
13. 270
13, 270
24, 710
424
4,958,619
773
7,,612,121
1,131
c, 633,388
49 380,007
1,239
f , 750, 503
58 383,690
1,287^
757, 830
488'
2, 655,377
1,136
5, 630, 514
976
329, 534
!, 276,933
, 000,181
73,628
11,068
92,854
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
9,253.6
9,851.8
10,193.7
67,048,116
57,045,128
64, 530,050
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment.
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personnel compensation:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable services
$701,173
81,136
169,282
$690,151
57,110
192, 273
$627,684
55,100
203,550
396, 407
1, 295,923
71,381
28,060
11, 542
266,363
1,388,039
101,173
30,399
7,449
1,372,102
113, 550
33,238
14,670
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"General investigations"
"Construction and rehabilitation"
"Operation and maintenance"
"General administrative expenses"
"Loan program"
"Emergency fund"
" Boulder City municipal fund"
"Disposal of Coulee Dam community"
"Operation, maintenance, and replacement of project works, North Platte
project"
"Continuing fund for emergency expenses, Fort Peck project, Montana"
"Upper Colorado River Basin fund"...
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Reclamation trust funds"
"Educational exchange trust funds,"
Department of State
13,145
6,000
9,000
59,813,177
67, 269,007
69, 477,010
$3,378,608
21,912,854
20,314,861
6,956,946
92,134
4,332
56,039
17,128
$4,079, 941
24,475, 071
21, 511, 261
7, 507,084
158, 560
$4, 503,762
23,479,951
22,474, 570
7,653,110
146,150
8,000
10, 000
5,500
4,100
i 251, 060
i 9,188,061
320,138
177,831
248, 745
10. 579,177
153, 745
56, 000
162, 000
172, 200
195
i 265,191
i 6, 728, 239
281, 753
126,420
218, 477
i Includes amounts for general administrative activities transferred in estimates in 1962
to "General administrative expenses" as follows:
1960
1961
Upper Colorado River Basin fund
$520,000
Continuing fund for emergency expenses, Fort Peck project,
Montana
20,000
$560,000
20,000
1
11,207
73,048,116
71, 534, 543
64,749,274
1,013.3
1,216.2
1,426. 4
6,911,639
6.000,000
7,704,146
10, 680
1962 estimate
2
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv2,412
alent to less than $10,635
2 355
2,327
13,469,768
13,435,624
13,264,851
Total permanent.
1961 estimate
1960 actual
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
GEOLOGICALrSURVEY
SURVEYS,
INVESTIGATIONS,
AND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Division chief
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant division chief
Associate division chief
Branch chief
Chemist
Division chief
Engineer
Geophysicist
Management officer
Microbiologist
Organization and methods examiner..
Personnel officer
Physicist
Service and supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
1 $18,512
1
16,349
1
17,576
1
17,576
1
3
15,163
43,305
1
3
16,307
46,291
1
3
16,307
47,101
10 146,185
3 45,014
13 185, 547
3 43, 517
29,087
2
7 102,917
1 15,038
11 161, 566
1 14,061
10
146, 510
45,014
228, 504
57, 576
29,412
103,117
15,309
189,678
14,061
109,188
41,934
171, 579
40,122
27,072
95, 502
13,978
163,632
13,083
25,866
Executive officer
Geologist
Physicist
Staff assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant division chief
Branch chief
Budget and finance officer
Cartographer
Chairman, Federal Petroleum Board.
Chemist
Engineer
Geologist
RESEARCH
2
25,126
21 248,055
1 11,606
1 11,357
1 11.357
9 109,245
42 517,308
84
]1,013,145
1 12. 563
22,714
2
1 12, 563
1 12,085
1 12,334
25,126
2
361
3,868,090
685
6,310,810
890
6,999, 660
15 105,960
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
1,118
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
811
7,300,392
39 230,592
4,508,415
2
28,122
1
12,230
25,220
342,790
12.480
12,230
12,230
141,120
646,995
2
27
1
1
1
11
49
96
1,244, 425
26,000
2
2
24,960
1 13, 520
1 12,230
1 13,270
2
27,280
1 12,230
381
4,404,787
703
7,015,485
876
7, 457,546
16 121,079
, 691,614
40 256,555
823
4,948,521
3
16
4
2
7
1
13
1
2
28,122
24,460
25,760
24 306,245
1 12,750
1 12.330
1 12,480
13 166,100
51 674,855
2
2
111
2
1
1
1
2
1
407
740^
907'
16
1,151
,437,155
38, 510
24,960
13, 520
12.230
13,520
27,300
12,480
,702,846
, 389,370
,717, 557
121,850
,154,368
40 258,575
958
5,763,326
132
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY—Continued
SURVEYS,
INVESTIGATIONS,
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by International
Cooperation Administration:
Class 3. $13,955 to $15,255:
Geologist
Class 4. $12,445 to $13,955:
Geologist
Class 5. $10,645 to $12,145
Class 6. $9,055 to $10,555
Class 7. $7,695 to $8,755
Ungraded positions at annual rates equivalent to $12,210 or above (positions
established by Public Law 313, as
amended):
Research geologist
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions—
Foreign countries: U.S. rates..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Intermittent employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential.
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal servicesSalaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
1 $15, 558
$14,227
Chief statistician
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1960 actual
1 14,061
13,083
Executive assistant
1 15,038
13,978
General manager, helium operations1 15,038
13,978
Metallurgist
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
53,810
3 43, 805
Mining engineer
13,083
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 14,394
Physical science administrator
13,083
1 13, 749
Project coordinator
380
65, 685
381
5 71,283
Regional director
$2,016,450
$2,031,230
92, 746
11 158, 601
$1,860,600
Research director
864
949
830
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
4,028,005
4,456,590
1 12,230
3,571,810
Assistant chief of branch
749
720
2 27,040
705
3 37,689
Assistant chief of division
3,271,602
3,133,285
1 12,480
2,836,105
Assistant to chief of division.
498
480
1 12,480
465
1 11,357
Assistant chief economist1,991,069
1,907,130
1 12, 750
1,715,390
1 11,606
Assistant chief metallurgist
103 383,839
104 383,947
1 13, 520
107 362,234
1 12,563
Assistant chief mining engineer
15 52,925
15 52,355
15 48,000
Assistant chief, office of mineral re1 12,230
ports
1 13, 520
Assistant chief petroleum engineer
12, 563
1 13,000
11,835
Assistant chief statistician
8 120,485
1 12,480
8 119,775
8 108,890
11,357
Budget officer
52,290
4
48,339
Chemical engineer
9 116,720
9 116,010
2 24, 710
9 107,250
11,606
Chemist
21 247,850
21 246,365
145,390
21 224,975
11
147,388
Chief of branch
17 170,980
17 170,080
17 153,455
9 116,270
97,135
Chief of division
4 33,540
4 33,540
1 12, 750
4 31,130
11,835
Chief, helium consultant
7 91, 560
85,070
Chief of laboratory
12,
563
Chief, office of mineral reports
12,480
11,606
Chief, office of mineral resources...
12, 563
Chief, office of mining research
3 55,000
3 55,000
24,169
1 12,480
3 55,000
Chief of section
12, 563
1 13, 520
Director, anthracite research center. _.
243
242
107, 785
9 117, 560
239
District supervisor
1,508,824
1,495,714
12,
563
1 13, 520
1,467, 619
Flectrical engineer
12,563
2 25, 750
Executive assistant
7,500
7,050
11,357
1 12,230
6,950
Management assistant
52,320,000
49,102,193
31,434
4 49,346
44,705,248
Metallurgist
190
165
37,689
4 52,790
209
Mining engineer
1,320,000
1,142,193
12,563
1 13,510
1,303,778
Petroleum engineer
61,130
5 65,780
Physical scientist
11,606
1 12,480
Physicist
120,845
16 201,840
Project coordinator
7, 238
11,606
4 49,940
6,813
Research director
6, 669
50, 200,000
11,606
1 12, 480
47, 160,000
Safety engineer
42, 650, 772
72 800,000
36,483
2 26,000
72 800,000
Special assistant
72 750,698
1 13,520
Staff adviser
Superintendent of station
3 36,732
2,100,000
1 12,480
668,789
1, 850,000
Technical assistant
1
11,606
1 13,520
315
Training administration officer
1 12,563
197
198
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1,170,000
2,274,610
1,070,000
2,134,184
, 014, 549
567
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
210
553
5,576,410
5,014,235
421
185.000
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
404
340.000
180,000
3, 543,232
150,000
3,162,164
356. 314
35,000
2 16,136
35,000
2 14,819
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
47, 697
419
215.000
367
200,000
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
179,039
2,939,590
2,408,866
27 179,898
28 176,000
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
1,140
355
329
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
2,118,776
54, 700,000
1,852, 739
51, 450,000
47.009, 523
172 993,779
178 883,219
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
410
382
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
2,052,233
1, 749,094
387
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
388
1, 710,108
1,589,841
$36 TOO 000
$34. 600.000
$31.051.831
358
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
366
18 000 000
16,8E0,000
15, 957,692
1,442,776
1,362,997
58 214,307
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
65 212,824
5
18,615
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
7 24,106
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
1,003
equivalent to less than $10,635
965
5, 577,0
5,195,545
AND
RESEARCH—Continued
BUREAU OF MINES
CONSOLIDATED
FUNDS
Total permanent .
S C H E D U L E OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
PAID
A V A I L A B L E TO THE B U R E A U
OF
MINES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
FROM
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
1 $19,000
Research metallurgist
GS-18. $18,500:
1 18,512
1 18,512
1 17,514
Director
...
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
1 17,576
1 16,349
1 17,576
Deputy director
GS-16. $12,255 to $16,295:
15,787
1 15,787
1 14.435
Assistant director—health and safety..
15, 267
1 15,517
1 14,206
Assistant director—helium
16.307
1 16,307
1 15,163
Assistant director—programs
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
2 29,099
1
13,083
2
29,099
Assistant chief of division
1 12,771
Assistant regional director
15,038
15,038
Chemist
55, 932
52,603
55, 620
Chief of branch
14,394
13,083
14,394
Chief coal technologist
118, 621
98.095
104.560
Chief of division
14, 706
13.
374
14,
706
Chief economist
29,432
27,061
29,432
Chief of laboratory
13,083
14.394
14, 394
Chief metallurgist
13,978
15,038
15, 038
Chief mining engineer
14,061
14.394
Chief, office of mineral reports
15,038
15,038
Chief, petroleum engineer
13,978
1961 estimate
Deduct lapses
4,536
4,373
30,758,832
27,566,020
196
176
1,290,832
1,059,228
Net permanent (average number,
4,350
4,340
4,197
net salary)
29,468,000
30,122,000
26, 506,792
Positions other than permanent:
294,000
295,000
Temporary employment
298,509
39,000
39,000
Part-time employment
__.
43,308
364,000
364,000
Intermittent employment
350,787
Other personal services:
116,000
Regular pay above 52-week base...
195, 568
216,000
219,000
Overtime and holiday pay
207,714
38,000
39,000
Nightwork differential
35,526
45,000
46,000
Additional pay for service abroad..
42,113
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Conservation and development of
mineral resources"
"Health and safety"
"Construction"
"General administrative expenses"
"Development and operation of helium
properties"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Contributed funds"
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation..
27,680,317
30,580,000
31,124,000
$15,559,708
4,928,436
11,374
1,005,035
$17,191,000
5,570,000
40,000
1,085,000
$17,766,000
5,653,000
2,976,622
1,889,591
761,066
3,772,000
1,877,000
642,000
4,063,000
1,806,000
338,000
102,178
110,000
115,000
1,087,000
133
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
1960 actual
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows— C ont inue d
"Military construction, Army"-..
"Procurement of equipment and missiles, Army"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
Commission.
"Revolving fund, Defense Production
Act," funds appropriated to the President.
"Salaries and expenses," Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization..
1961 estimate
$9,066
1962 estimate
$5,000
1,348
5,675
7,000
223,506
266,000
205,778
15,000
$296,000
934
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
CONSOLIDATED
SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L
SERVICES
PAID FROM
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO THE N A T I O N A L P A R K S E R V I C E
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Assistant to the director
Associate superintendentChief auditor
Chief of Mission 66 staff
Chief of branch
Chief of division
_.
Regional director
Special assistant to the director. _
Superintendent,.
Supervisory landscape architect GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief auditor...
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant regional director
Assistant superintendent
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Chief of section
Deputy chief auditor
Park planner
Regional administrative officer..
Special assistant to the director..
Superintendent
Supervisory architect
.____
Supervisory engineer (general)-..
Supervisory landscape architect..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
....
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,8.60—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-_.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 . . .
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
,,
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
1 $18,512
1
1
1
15,392
1
15,267
15, 267
15,309
14,394
14,061
15,038
14, 706
41, 871
57, 574
75,190
9 127,881
2 30,076
130, 792
30,076
68, 702
1
11,606
59,217
69,097
244,314
220,417
12, 563
11, 606
23,192
57,034
12 142,334
4 49,295
2 24,398
2 24,169
200
2,081,871
243
2,145, 305
381
2,883,853
14 94,014
415
2, 619,400
64 363,708
428
2, 245, 568
116 581,050
390
1, 730, 684
338
1, 373,235
203
776, 391
33 118,563
4 12,627
16,806
15,309
14,061
14,061
15,038
14,394
41, 871
57, 574
75,190
27,352
13,083
12, 771
13, 686
13, 374
12, 771
54, 725
13, 686
117,207
27, 956
16,806
1
1
5
6
18
20
4
1
2
4
1
12
6
2
2
12, 750
12,230
64, 250
75, 960
234,310
252,360
50,210
12, 750
24,460
50,190
12,230
155, 520
78,270
26, 000
26,000
215
2, 414, 563
266
2, 523, 730
400
3,251, 377
15 109,470
434
2, 961,039
71 442,392
464
2, 649, 753
123 669,722
437
2,082,172
338
1, 485,936
223
920, 755
17 61,835
3
9,609
1
1
5
6
18
21
4
1
2
4
1
12
6
2
2
12, 750
12,230
65,020
76, 980
235,620
267,630
50, 710
12. 750
24, 710
51, 250
12,230
157,120
79,060
26, 270
26, 270
229
2, 574,807
277
2, 637, 719
410
3, 372, 400
15 111,259
446
3, 094, 611
71 452,382
484
2,819, 343
128 707,116
487
2, 356, 607
373
1, 647, 052
244
1, 010,215
20 73,836
3
9,921
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
........
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
1 12,578
1 11,350
Chief, U.S. Park Police
1 12,578
135 899,375
110 675,230
Less than $12,210
110 744,368
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
1,438
1, 261
1,296
equivalent to less than $12,210
5, 768, 516
6, 771, 603
6,127, 543
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses. _
4, 311
4, 529
4,878
24,838,826
28,010, 372
30,121,020
244
1, 405, 215
157
975, 691
989, 708
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Deduct—Continued
ber salary
Portion of salaries shown above paid
16 $101, 550
from other accounts
31 $178, 772
17 $107,066
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
4,036
4, 356
4, 700
26,933,131
29, 024, 246
23, 254,839
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
5, 534, 676
5, 649,956
6, 590, 700
2, 298
Part-time employment
3, 000
3, 000
402, 325
Intermittent employment
443, 000
445,000
Other personal services:
177,345
Regular pay above 52-week base
104,000
349,786
Overtime and holiday pay
314,856
380,000
14,138
Nightwork differential
8,000
10,000
22,327
Additional pay for service abroad
23,000
26,000
187,233
Casual workers
65,000
65,000
Total personal services
29,944,967
33,543,943
36,543,946
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Management and protection"
"Maintenance and rehabilitation of
physical facilities"
"Construction"
"Construction (liquidation of contract
authorization)"
"General administrative expenses"
"National Park Service miscellaneous
permanent appropriations"
"Trust funds"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation (transfer to
National Park Service)
$12,591,878
$14,593,000
$16,006,000
9,012,399
2,723,245
10,101,000
2,989,000
11,264,000
3,413,000
3,300,376
1,170,894
3,450,000
1,275,200
3,500,000
1,279,000
24,029
122,149
909,694
31,570
90,273
910,000
14,387
57,559
910,000
90,303
103,900
100,000
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
OFFICE
OF THE
COMMISSIONER
OF F I S H
AND
WILDLIFE
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM FUNDS
A V A I L A B L E TO THE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF FISH A N D
WILDLIFE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, office of program review
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, office of information
Director, office of international relations
Program review officer
Special assistant to the commissioner.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, office of information
Assistant director, office of international relations
Legislative coordinator
Safety officer.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay abo^e 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
$17,500
$18, 500
1
$18,500
14, 435
15, 517
1
15,787
12, 374
14, 706
1
14,706
13, 083
13,083
13, 374
14, 394
14, 394
14, 706
1
1
1
14,394
14,706
14,706
12, 563
11, 835
38
5
17, 222
19, 510
32, 551
11, 856
3, 515
302, 769
34, 646
13, 000
12,230
12, 480
43, 347
10,275
24,253
14, 706
18, 928
16,183
24, 566
8 840
3,869
33 294,894
0. 3 4,095
13, 000
12,230
12, 750
43, 347
10,275
24,253
14, 706
18, 928
16,183
24, 566
8,840
3, 765
33 295,642
0. 4 3, 642
33
268< 123
32. 7 290, 799
32. 6 292, 000
11, 606
11,606
40, 810
9,298
15,288
20, 260
243
1,890
259
270, 515
$267, 712
2,803
1,150
291, 949
292, 000
$291, 949
$292, 000
134
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE—Continued
BUREAU
OF
SPORT
FISHERIES
AND
BUREAU
WILDLIFE
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S PAID F R O M F U N D S
A V A I L A B L E TO T H E B U R E A U OF SPORT F I S H E R I E S A N D WILDLIFE
1960 actual
OF C O M M E R C I A L
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L S E R V I C E S PAID F R O M F U N D S
A V A I L A B L E TO T H E B U R E A U OF COMMERCIAL F I S H E R I E S
1960 actual
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct 1
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $15,621
2
4
5
26,166
52, 311
65, 415
5 57,034
1 11, 606
14 163, 402
14 161, 986
11,357
962, 897
211
1
,010
321
, 367,177
1
7,259
409
, 588,052
2
11, 274
281
, 478, 852
53 266, 743
336
1, 492, 828
257
1, 037,884
119 438,000
18
61,427
5 15, 621
1 $17,056
28. 788
56, 265
71, 970
5 62.670
1 12,750
14 177,130
14 175,840
1 13,520
1 12,230
97
1,070, 397
234
2,183, 217
348
2, 774, 590
1
7,987
441
2, 974.155
3 18,824
306
1, 723,328
62 324,709
354
1, 685,153
259
1,104,448
117 461,269
13 48,919
3 10,649
1 $17,326
2
4
5
29,412
57,222
72,594
5 63,210
1 12,750
14 178,480
14 177,960
1 13,790
1 12.480
111
1, 230,042
266
2, 514,186
344
2, 767, 424
1
7,987
448
3,118, 202
3 19,324
332
1,834,401
62 335.001
389
1, 760,821
273
1,152,633
119 463,199
13 50,068
3 10,961
820
771
738
3, 549,743
3,337, 659
3,113. 6
3, 232
2,892
3,057
19, 449,216
16, 228, 617
18,353,523
152
1.2
214.2
593, 216
867, 523
1, 161, 272
Net permanent (average number,
I. 063. 8
2,905
2, 677. 8
net salary)
18,856,000
17, 486,000
15,067,345
Positions other than permanent:
1. 284.000
1, 267.000
648, 735
Temporary employment
53,000
47, 740
50,000
Part-time employment
504.000
439,404
467,000
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
50, 400
103,122
Regular pay above 52-week base...
48,400
50,000
97.360
Overtime and holiday pay
3,600
3.600
2, 519
Additional pay for service abroad..
20, 749,000
19, 374.000
16, 406, 225
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Management and investigations of
resources"
"Construction"
"General administrative expenses"
"Expenses for sales, etc., in refuges, Migratory Bird Conservation Act"
"Federal aid in fish restoration and
management"
"Federal aid in wildlife restoration"
"Management of national wildlife
refuges"
"Migratory bird conservation account".
' * C ontributed funds"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"General investigations," Bureau of
Reclamation
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
"General investigations," Corps of
Engineers—Civil
"Construction, general," Corps of
Engineers—Civil
1961 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
RUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Chief, division
Regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer._
Assistant chief, branch.
Chief of branch..
Chief, division
Fishery biologist
Regional director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
FISHERIES
$8, 921,016
522,328
522,924
$13,146, 000
742.000
806,000
$14, 615,000
516,000
852. 000
53, 938
76,000
86,000
318, 861
630,678
267,000
751,000
263,000
742,000
662, 415
3, 278, 780
47,338
893, 225
749,000
710,000
62,000
1, 361,000
717,000
762,000
49,000
1, 360,000
94, 492
155,000
171,000
178,604
198,000
226,000
27, 521
38,000
40,000
254,105
313,000
350,000
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Chief, division
Chief, division of administration
Chief, ocean research
Regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Area director
Assistant regional director
Budget andfinanceofficer
Chemist
Chief, branch
Commodity industry analyst
Director, Pacific oceanicfisheriesinvestigations
Fishery biologist
Fishery coordinator
Fishery products technologist
Management analyst
Personnel officer
Procurement and property officer
Regional supervisor
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 _.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 ..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Num- Total Num- Total
salary ber salary
be
$15,621
13,083
38, 937
12, 771
13,374
65, 415
11,357
11,606
46,175
11,357
24,398
162, 944
11,357
1 $17,056
3
3
1
1
5
14,061
41,871
13, 749
14,394
70, 971
12, 230
12,480
49,940
12.230
25. 230
2
13 163, 570
1 12, 480
1
1
4
1
2
23, 201
52 530,108
1 12, 480
13 161,800
24, 960
2
27,040
2
1 12, 750
1 12,480
1 12,230
1 12, 480
56 614, 408
934,210
148
1,087,035
215
1, 352,306
4 23,588
204
1,068, 241
42 207, 397
192 844. 909
141 562, 762
65 240,131
15 51.027
6 20,196
1, 092,020
158
1, 263, 874
219
1, 494, 591
1
6,552
209
1, 204, 603
39 209,059
196 946,661
137 598,169
60 227,115
10 37,334
3 11,065
11,357
104,166
11, 606
12. 563
11,835
11,357
108
1,337,386
116
310
1,241,531
1,591
1,571
9, 683,464
8,883, 776
50 355,204
126 670,073
Net permanent (average number,
1, 465
net salary)
8,213, 703
Positions other than permanent:
773, 677
Temporary employment
35,032
Part-time employment
101,572
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
64, 418
Regular pay above 52-week base
131, 598
Overtime and holiday pay
226,
494
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, Bureau of
9,546,494
Commercial Fisheries
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Management and investigations of
4,336, 406
resources"...
59,992
"Construction"
351,280
"General administrative expenses"
938,128
"Administration of Pribilof Islands". _.
"Construction offishingvessels"
"Promote and developfisheryproducts
and research pertaining to American
2, 733, 790
fisheries"...
"Limitation on administrative ex91,585
penses,fisheriesloan fund"
451,185
"Contributed funds"
"Inspection and grading offisheryprod215,998
ucts"-.
368,130
"Advances and reimbursements"
9,328,260
480,198
41,960
49,457
34, 649
59,089
211,301
10, 204, 914
4, 488,285
59, 726
404,434
966, 284
20,200
3,018,056
101,124
450,966
283,928
411,911
135
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO SMALL BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Loan officer
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
1 $11,835
1
8,590
3 22,530
2
9,880
2
8,460
3 12,145
1 $12,750
1
9,235
3 24,273
2 10,692
2
9,152
3 13,126
12
2
73,440
7,024
12
2
79,228
6,528
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
..
10
66,416
10
72,700
Total personal services, Small Business Administration
513
300
66, 929
73,000
OFFICE OF TERRITORIES
OF
TERRITORIES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Governor of Hawaii
Governor of Virgin Islands
Governor of Guam
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Governor of American Samoa
Secretary of Guam
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Secretary, Territory of Hawaii-..
Secretary of Guam
Government secretary, Virgin Islands
Chief justice of American Samoa
Chief, division of insular affairs
Legislative adviser
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Government comptroller, Virgin
Islands
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Insular area specialist
Special assistant to director
Secretary of American Samoa
Auditor general, Guam
Confidential assistant, Governor of
Hawaii
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to members of the legislatures
of Virgin Islands, Guam, and American Samoa
Total personal services.
TERRITORY
OF
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
$19,000
19,000
19,000
1
1
1
$19,000
19,000
1
1
$19,000
19,000
16,099
17,326
1
17,576
15,163
14,685
16,307
15,787
15, 787
1
1
1
16,307
16,037
15,787
14,061
15,558
14,394
15,038
1
1
1
14,061
15,558
14,394
13,978
13,083
12, 771
14,227
12,771
13,978
1
1
1
1
1
1
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
High commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy high commissioner...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief justice
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrati ve officer
Attorney general
Associate justice
Director of public health
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to £4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
6
11
2
10
3
1
12, 500
12,500
11,357
12,085
12,563
12,085
12, 230
12,230
11, 606
11,357
20,280
36, 484
43, 637
68, 014
11,856
44,428
20, 717
39, 935
32,759
35, 982
9, 798
2,974
1
1
13,270
12,480
1
1
13,270
12,780
1
4
5
1
4
10
3
1
10, 899
38,480
39,895
74, 546
12, 938
43, 223
17, 306
38.606
35,048
39,439
11.607
3,307
3
3
1
10,899
38, 750
78, 270
42,141
13,104
75, 918
17, 472
65, 520
35,464
12, 564
11,919
3,411
11
2
7
3
8
8
10
6,240
6
2
13
3
14
8
6,240
6,240
89
21
640,412
152,787
79
5
584,272
36,702
83
5
610,172
32,918
68
487, 625
74
547, 570
78
577,254
7, 218
10,659
19, 754
4,371
997
47, 740
2,347
800
51, 764
800
58, 397
36, 727
50, 350
41, 500
584, 678
663, 490
697, 705
PACIFIC
$17,500
1
14,206
1
12,771
1
5
1
1
1
11
58, 920
12, 085
12, 085
12. 563
115,169
116, 775
168, 744
45, 570
364, 220
18
89,856
35, 944
26.021
6
1
1
1
9
15
24
7
54
4
60,812
8
14
14
24
7
54
4
8
14
$18,500
15,449
18
79,065
59,755
6,532
21
17
2
20
16
1
102, 216
110, 390
183, 428
57, 406
348,192
14, 225
103,123
39, 667
62, 672
64,392
60,240
3,827
66,610
9
84,155
318,555
59
329,697
271 1,693,758
33 207,061
270 1, 725, 555
23 146,504
238 1,486,697
247 1, 579,051
13,800
15,000
13,530
23,464
235,107
8,000
50,000
223, 949
1, 772, 598
1,876,000
1,663, 711
1, 754,780
PUBLIC
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Terminal leave
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
732
231
231
510
7
108, 887
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses..
14,272
75,
12,
12,
13,
59
121,220
WORKS
1960 actual
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
1
Total personal services
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Public works adviser
District director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy public works adviser..
Chief engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
ISLANDS
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Subtotal
Deduct amounts for Federal employees
paid from grants to Trust Territory
ALASKA
12, 500
THE
1960 actual
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
ADMINISTRATION
TRUST
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
$14, 456
13, 083
11,357
12,563
55, 535
47, 007
62,068
7, 426
19,489
12,335
10, 358
43,054
12, 435
3, 515
3,266
1
1
$15,558
14,061
1
1
1
5
13,520
11,939
10,005
50,335
20, 987
13,312
6,157
10, 692
4, 056
44
15
327,947
110,523
19
170,622
29
217,424
19
170,622
12, 500
2,500
2,002
1,186
41, 725
9, 578
1, 000
500
35, 000
262,337
231, 700
136
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
OFFICE OF TERRITORIES—Continued
ADVANCES
AND
REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295
Deduct lapses
1 $14,435
0.8 11,715
_
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv- Num- Total Num- Total
alent to—Continued
ber salary ber salary
$12,210 or above—Continued
$13,630
$14,175
Chief engineer
13,630
14,175
Chief mechanical officer
14,190
14,758
Comptroller
12,630
13,135
General traffic manager
12,130
12,615
Master mechanic
12,130
12,615
Personnel officer
14,190
14, 758
Superintendent of operations
15
Less than $12,210
9,140,207
9,338,121
Total permanent
2, 720
Total personal services
9,318,342
167 435,650
Deduct lapses
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
LIMITATION
ON
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPENSES,
CORPORATION
1960 actual
Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$12,210 or above:
President
Manager, sugar department
Factory superintendent
Manager, power department
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourlv rates equivalent to less than $12,210
ISLANDS
1
1
1
$18,000
16,500
14,080
155
556,505
421
601,847
Net permanent,field (average number, net salary)...
Temporary employment: Farming, manufacturing and other seasonal labor,
chiefly per diem and piece-rate employees
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
annual leave taken
Total personal services
560.7
1,141,745
1
1
1
$19,350
17,740
15,140
1
1
1
$19,350
17,740
15,140
2
25,800
2
25,800
151
584,115
151
602,375
438 625,625
594 1,287,770
5
20,770
449 641,830
605 1,322,235
6
23,235
589
599
1,267,000
1,299,000
190,000
192,000
28,202
32,000
33,000
6,257
10,000
7,000
1,323,522
1,499,000
1,531,000
$117,438
192,946
70,423
$122,000
233,000
126,000
$132,000
230,000
61,873
84,001
8,033
19,244
12, 365
29,839
49,442
16,073
22,409
109,642
70,000
90,000
9,000
72,000
92,000
10,000
15,000
32,000
52,000
17,000
32,000
54,000
19,000
26,000
120,000
126,000
21,000
22,000
18,000
25,000
118,000
155,000
164,000
148, 385
149,255
103,367
128,787
160,000
170,000
114,000
135, 000
111,000
138,000
ALASKA RAILROAD
ALASKA
RAILROAD
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
General manager
Assistant general manager
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to—
$12,210 or above:
Assistant chief engineer
Assistant to the general manager, Seattle
Assistant to the general manager,
Washington, D.C
Chief, branch of accounting
REVOLVING
1960 actual
FUND
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num- Total Num-• Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $22,000
1 15,375
9,543,692
1,300,000
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
147,318
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Administrative expenses
Growing and harvesting sugarcane
Manufacturing sugar
Overhead:
Growing and harvesting sugarcane. _.
Manufacturing sugar
Carpenter shop
Machine shop
Garage
Tractor rep-air shop
Tractors, operation
Trucks, trailers, etc., operation
Storeroom
Construction work
Operations, development department,
St. Thomas
Power program, direct
Power program, overhead
Miscellaneous activities
1,300
9, 522, 500
200 860,500
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1,131
1,100
8,882,692
8,662,000
Other personal services:
74,000
Regular pay above 52-week base
38,000
587,000
Overtime and holiday pay
600,000
Total personal services
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
579 1,206,932
18.3 65,187
Total permanent, field
Deduct lapses
VIRGIN
1961 estimate
1 $22,000
1 15,990
1 $22,000
1 15,990
1
1
12,615
12,615
1
12,130
1
11,985
1
12,464
1
12, 464
1
1
11,985
12,130
1
1
12,464
12, 615
1
1
12, 464
12, 615
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
I960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary
$25,000
$25,000
Under secretary
21,000
21,000
Assistant secretary
99,000
99,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant to the secretary
17, 514
18, 512
GS-17. $16, 530 to $17,570:
34,376
Special assistant to the secretary
30, 784
16, 536
Special assistant to the under secretary.
16, 536
Special assistant to assistant secretary15,392
17,056
Director, technical review staff
15,621
Director, division of budget and finance
16,099
17,326
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Special assistant to the secretary
15,163
15, 267
Special assistant to under secretary._
14,685
Special assistant to assistant secretary,
water and power
14, 435
15, 787
Special assistant to assistant secretary,
15, 267
mineral resources
14, 685
Special assistant to assistant secretary,
15, 787
fish and wildlife
14, 435
Assistant director, technical review
15, 517
staff
14,435
Special assistant to administrative
16,037
assistant secretary
14,685
Director, division of management
14,435
15, 787
research
14, 685
16.037
Director, division of personnel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
15.038
13,
978
Assistant to the secretary
15, 558
Staff assistant
Deputy director, division of informa14, 706
13,374
tion
14,394
13,083
Electrical engineer, water and power. _
14,394
13,083
General engineer, water and power
14, 706
13,
686
Industrial specialist, water and power.
29, 432
Staff assistant, water and power
45,114
2
27,956
Staff assistant, mineral resources
Staff assistant, public land manage86,341
3
38,937
ment
28,455
Staff assistant, technical review staff. _ 10 136,053
13,749
International activities assistant
Chairman, Pacific Northwest field
14,394
13,083
committee
Assistant director, division of budget
14,061
13,083
and finance
14,394
13,083
Chief, branch of finance
Assistant director, division of man12,771
14,061
agement research
Director, division of property man15,309
14,227
agement
Chief, branch of compensation and
14,706
13,374
labor relations
14,394
13,083
Chief, branch of employment
Director, division of administrative
14,227
15,309
services
13,978
15,038
Director, division of security
13,978
15,038
Director, division of inspection
13,083
14,394
Correspondence control officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
14,030
Staff assistant
13,520
12,563
General economist, water and power _ 1
13, 520
Staff assistant, mineral resources
12,230
1
11,357
Business economist, mineral resources.
Special assistant to assistant secre12,230
1
11,357
tary, public land management
2
22,714
24,460
Staff assistant, fish and wildlife
3
36,962
24,460
Staff assistant, technical review staff—
15,309
15,038
15,038
14,394
14,030
13,520
13, 520
12,480
12,230
24,460
24,460
137
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Staff assistant, Boston field office
Staff assistant, Oklahoma field office..
Budget examiner
Finance examiner
Assistant director, division of property management
Property management analyst
Assistant to director, division of personnel management
Employee development officer, division of personnel management
Supervising safety engineer, division
of personnel management
Assistant director, division of administrative services
Finance officer, division of administrative services
Personnel officer, division of administrative services
Investigator general, division of inspection
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,315 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
1
1
1
$11,835
11,606
11,357
11,835
1
1
1
1
$13,000
12,750
12,230
13,000
1
1
1
1
$13,000
13,000
12,480
13,000
1
1
12, 563
11, 357
1
1
13,520
12,230
1
1
13, 520
12, 480
1
11,606
1
12, 750
1
12,750
1
12, 563
1
13, 520
1
13, 520
1
12, 563
1
13, 520
1
13, 520
1
12, 563
1
13, 520
1
13,520
1
11, 357
1
12, 480
1
12, 480
1
11, 606
1
12, 750
1
12, 750
1
24
18
22
21
3
31
24
34
12
13
12
12, 563
254,340
157, 621
162, 731
131, 535
19,136
173, 907
121,931
155.148
48, 941
52,063
43, 618
1
24
20
19
23
2
29
25
27
15
14
12
13, 520
274,156
189, 490
152. 588
155, 894
13, 769
173, 701
137, 946
134,015
65, 520
60, 595
47, 276
1
24
20
19
23
2
29
25
27
15
14
12
13, 520
277, 236
191, 320
155, 439
159,183
13, 936
176, 366
140,564
137, 016
66, 456
61.011
47, 796
6
27, 395
6
27, 519
6
27, 519
294 2.388, 866 291 2.559,522 291 2.586,013
21.7 176,338
14 123, 822 15.4 137, 013
Total permanentl y duct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable detail
272.3
277
2, 212, 528
2,435,700
275.6
2, 449,000
21,051
1,800
15, 000
900
15,000
16, 741
14, 089
9, 300
6, 000
6,000
268, 079
2, 467, 800
2, 470, 900
$2, 228,109
39, 970
$2, 445, 800
22,000
$2, 448, 900
22, 000
2,
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
CAPITAL
FUND
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Librarian..
___ __ __
Deputy executive director, youth fitness program_ _ __
.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,820-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,260
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,710
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,180
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,655
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,170
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,565
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,285
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,025
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,710
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Wage board rates:
WB-18. $6,302 to $7,051
WB-17. $6,094 to $6,718
WB-16. $5,866 to $6,490
WB-15. $5,658 to $6,240
WB-14. $5,429 to $6,011
WB-13. $5,221 to $5,762
WB-12. $4,992 to $5,533
WB-10. $4,555 to $5,034
WB-9. $4,326 to $4,784
WB-7. $3,890 to $4,098
WB-5. $3,453 to $3,827
WB-4. $3,245 to $3,578
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable detail
Deduct excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
$13,083
1
$14,394
1
$14,394
1
5
3
2
13,374
51,189
25,521
14,810
8
2
9
4
50,648
11,856
49,875
20,696
1
5
4
1
1
7
2
10
5
14,394
55,557
36,650
8,341
7,342
49,089
12,771
61,754
27,997
1
5
4
1
1
7
2
10
5
14,706
56,055
37,190
8,341
7,509
49,920
12,938
62,919
28,309
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$49,608
58,734
115, 756
49,980
7,238
$50,587
50,770
111,564
46,008
6,614
21, 425
21, 425
1
1
4
2
3
2
2
1
10
8
5
12
7,051
6, 718
26, 208
12, 563
17, 514
11, 604
11,066
5,096
48,107
34,156
19,074
41, 954
1
1
4
6,302
6, 718
26, 208
3
12,563
18,096
11, 607
1
10
9
5
5,096
48, 398
38, 563
19, 387
43,144
2
2
2
12
11,066
156 779,131
8.9 44,462
158 838,178
5.5 29,268
147.1 734, i
152. 5 808, 910
12, 513
381
12,000
400
5, 885
39, 566
892
3,140
40, 500
850
18,000
18,000
2, 238
Total personal services
809, 668
883,800
ADVANCES AND R E I M B U R S E M E N T S
1960 actual
3. 670
Total personal services..
WORKING
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, research branch
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Chief, regional research section. __ ...
Chief, linguistics and history section.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Net permanent, departmental (average number, net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
$13,686
1
$14,706
1
11, 606
1
12,750
1
1
1
11,170
11.419
9,485
102,252
109,492
6,053
77,956
5,346
93,770
40,976
13, 750
3,723
1
1
1
12
16
15
3
18
9
3
1
10.150
10,379
8,590
92.849
101, 670
79,166
14,706
81,639
39,199
11,835
3, 350
12
16
1
14
1
20
9
3
1
82 478,325
11.9 69,838
82 512,848
10.4 65,548
70.1 408,487
71. 6 447,300
3,976
16,200
3,366
13,327
1,700
429,156
465,200
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S , G E N E R A L
ADMINISTRATION
Deduct lapses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
$25,000
1 $25,000
1 $25,000
Attorney General
21,008
1
21,008
1
21,008
Deputy attorney general
20,010
Assistant attorney general
Administrative assistant attorney
19,011
general
1
19,011
19,011
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant to the deputy attorney
2
35,028
37,024
37,024
general
Executive assistant to the attorney
general
18, 512
18,512
1
17,514
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy Director, Office of Alien
Property
1
15,870
17,326
17,576
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1
14,914
Attorney
16,307
16,307
Chief, executive office for U.S. attorneys
1
14,206
15,267
15,267
15, 787
Chief, personnel office
1
14,435
16, 037
15, 787
Director of public relations
1
14,435
16, 037
Executive assistant to the deputy
attorney general
1
15,163
16,307
16,307
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14,061
Assistant chief, personnel office
1
13,083
14, 394
87,943
Attorney
8 107,617
74, 214
15,038
Business analyst
15,038
1
13,978
Chairman, Board of Immigration
Appeals
13,978
15, 309
15,309
13,083
14,394
Chief, budget and accounts office
14, 706
12, 771
13, 749
14,061
Chief, management office
14, 456
15, 558
Comptroller
15, 558
13,083
14, 394
Pardon attorney
14, 706
13,083
14,394
14, 061
Executive officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, budget and accounts
11, 835
13,000
office
1
13, 000
1
11, 357
12, 230
Assistant director of public relations..
1
12, 480
1
206, 790 15 195, 810
24 281, 965
Attorney
25, 605
2
14, 310
14,310
Business analyst
1
11, 606
1
12, 480
12, 750
Chief, administrative services office...
1
11,357
1
12, 480
1
12, 750
Chief classification officer
11, 835
1
1
Chief examiner
13, 000
13, 270
11, 606
1
1
Chief, legal and legislative office
12, 750
13,000
11,606
1
1
12,480
Chief, records administrative office.
12,750
Chief, recruitment and placement
office
12,480
12,750
1
11,357
1
Director of libraries
12,480
1
11,357
12,750
1
Hearing examiner
42,930
28,620
3
39,126
2
Member, Board of Immigration
54,350
Appeals
54,890
4
50,003
4
12, 230
12,480
Staff director
1
364,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
24 267, 677 24 272,379
247, 210
256,
251, 450
26
26
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
28
211,
20 163, 590 22 182,022
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
2
14,
15, 974
15,974
2
2
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,98534 236, 626
37 238,
30 208, 210
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
68,018
67, 351 10
10
10
61,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
47 288,102
54 304,
47 284,127
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
51 286, 542
52 288,539
47 242,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
551,716 110 567,730
147 —
108
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
423, 530
93 420,139
103 427,
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
294,031
291,493
273,
68
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
57,509
56,677
15
49,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
53,869
53, 245
15
58,
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.
Grades established by Interdepartmental Lithographic Wage Board,
Washington, D.C. area:
6,968
WB-18. $6,302 to $6,968
6,718
6,718
6,718
WB-17. $6,094 to $6,718
6,490
6,490
6,490
WB-16. $5,866 to $6,490
6,011
6,011
6,011
WB-14. $5,429 to $6,011.
10,254
11,066
10,795
WB-12. $4,992 to $5,533.
5,033
5,033
5,033
WB-10. $4,555 to $5,034
12,918
12, 918
12,918
WB-7. $3,890 to $4,306
7,654
7,654
7, 654
WB-5. $3,453 to $3,827
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210
or above:
142,116
8 142,116
8 135,130
Member, Board of Parole
Special assistant to the deputy attorney
1
8,008
1
8,008
general
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv32 148,283
32 147,597
32 148,719
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
570200—61— - 1 0
717 4,488,326
623 4,142,775
627 4,191,559
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
66.3 $404,737
43.6 $281,379
31.4 $209, 559
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
578.4
594.6
649.7
United States and possessions
3,848,916
3,969,250
4,072,232
1
12,480
1
12,750
1
11,357
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
15,000
43,024
15,000
United States and possessions
11,599
Foreign countries: Local rates
6,969
Part-time employment
"25,666
18, 544
25,000
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
32,398
15,004
Regular pay above 52-week base
8, 592
Overtime and holiday pay
2,110
Living and quarters allowance
1,500
1,475
1,500
Nightwork differential
Education allowance
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Advances and reimbursements," legal activities and general administration
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
4,208,958
3,917,900
4,023, 500
$2,999,359
1,201,514
$3,320,200
597,700
$3,468,800
554, 700
8,085
GENERAL LEGAL
1960 actual
ACTIVITIES
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
$20, 509
1 $20,509
1 $20, 509
Solicitor General.
140,070
7 140,070
7 140,070
Assistant attorney general
GS-18. $18,500:
18, 512
1 18,512
1 17, 514
First assistant
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
120,182
7 120,702
7 110, 552
First assistant
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1 15,517
15, 517
1 14, 206
Assistant to assistant attorney general1 15,787
15, 787
1 14, 435
Attorney. . .
1 16,037
15, 787
1 14, 435
Chief, admiralty and shipping section1 16,037
15, 787
1 14, 685
Chief, appeals and research section
2 31,824
31, 304
2 29, 349
Chief, appellate section
15, 517
1 15,787
1 14, 435
Chief, court of claims section.
1 15,787
15, 517
1 14,206
Chief, criminal section
1 16,037
15, 787
1 14, 685
Chief, general litigation section... ___
1 16,037
15, 787
1 14,435
Chief, patent section
___
1 15,787
15, 517
1 14, 435
Chief, trial section
1 15,787
15, 517
Confidential assistant
__
1 14, 206
3 47,091
3 46, 551
3 42, 618
Executive assistant
4 64,708
4 64, 438
4 59,177
Second assistant
3 47,861
3 47,361
Trial attorney _ ._
3 43, 804
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
99
99
97
Attorney
1, 452, 954
1, 439, 519
1,297, 632
1 15,038
1 15,038
1 13, 978
Chief appraiser1 15,038
1 14, 706
1 13, 686
Security officer
22 325,815
22 323,652
Trial attorney
22 301,558
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
3 38,750
3 38, 500
3 35, 277
Administrative officer
1 12,480
1 12, 480
1 11, 357
Appraiser
110
110
107
Attorney
1, 433, 520
1,420, 370
1, 274, 664
22 289,470
22 286, 370
Trial attorney
22 264, 348
138
138
139
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1, 592, 578
1, 575, 650
1, 461, 830
96 918,130
108
97 850, 558
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1,038, 460
146
110 785, 497 125 970,835
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—.
1,144, 876
2 15,496
2 15,329
2 14, 082
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
94 627,197
94 636,316
80 492,272
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
4 27,373
4 27,540
4 25,086
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
73 452,104
73 458,909
69 390,171
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
74 412, 764
74 421,576
76 387, 776
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
278
270
272
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1,437,356
1, 383,114
1,270,614
139
140
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION—Continued
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S , G E N E R A L L E G A L
ACTIVITIES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Special assistant to the attorney
general
Less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
105 $430,219
30 109,135
16 56,786
28 94,289
115 $506,959
36 141,698
16 61,960
28 102,580
65,000
10,000
128 $565,407
36 144,839
16 62,688
28 104,244
2
1
30,000
12,000
2
1
30,000
12,000
1,325
1,371
1,425
11,433,775
11,925,227
10,263,571
79.4
79.9
138.8
661,795
668,669
1,067,400
10, 573,074
12,175,939
12,922,258
$10,453,170
$12,105,700
$12,851,500
70,239
119,904
ANTITRUST
1960 actual
70,758
Total personal services..
SALARIES
AND E X P E N S E S , U N I T E D STATES
MARSHALS
DIVISION
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
518 4,038,313
60 467,950
539 4,528,856
43.3 363,856
575 4,824,529
43.4 363,829
458
495.7
4,165,000
531.6
4,460,700
47,923
13,980
15,855
45,000
6,500
45,000
6,500
28,167
19
14,145
16,300
12,000
12,000
1,452
4,244,800
4,524,200
3,570,363
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Marshal
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Marshal
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.—
GS-10. $6,955 to $7,985..„
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
6 $79,059
29
44
24
23
33
48
338,118
447,820
216,134
177,070
231,293
308,357
61 371,805
573
, 209,523
523
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
29l'
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
$20,000: Attorney
$19,400: Attorney
$18,000: Attorney.
$17,700: Attorney
$16,500: Attorney
$16,100: Attorney
$15,000:
Assistant attorney
$14,700: Attorney
$14,300: Assistant attorney
$14,200: Assistant attorney.
$14,000: Assistant attorney
$13,700: Attorney
$13,400:
Attorney
Assistant attorney
$13,200: Assistant attorney
$13,000: Assistant attorney
$12,900:
,101,169
, 474,723
,199,068
336,040
24,940
20,093
80,000
~108~666
23 379,500
26 390,000
60,000
4
2
28,600
1 14,000
26 356,200
66,000
26,000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
AND
1961 estimate
6 $86,322
29 370,690
44 491,780
21 206,295
23 194,523
33 253,012
44 309, 545
51 343,143
568
3,472,204
231
1,252,010
525
2,722,908
280
1,259,613
87 357,409
7 27,413
6 22,130
4 80,000
6 116,400
23 407,100
26 418,600
7 105,000
27 396,900
5
71,000
4
5
53,600
67,000
2
28,000
11 143,000
1 12,900
11 141,900
Attorney
Assistant attorney
$12,500:
Attorney
Assistant attorney
$12,400: Assistant attorney
Less than $12,210
ATTORNEYS
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
Attorney
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary ber
Special positions at rates equal to or
in excess of $16,530:
1 $20,010
$20,010
$20,010
Assistant attorney general
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
16,536
1
16,806
15,392
First assistant
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
15,267
15,267
1
14,206
1
Second assistant.
15,787
15,517
1
14,206
1
Chief, trial section
15, 517
15,267
1
14,206
1
Chief, special litigation section
15, 517
15,267
1
14,206
1
Chief, special trial section
16,307
16,037
1
14,914
1
Chief, appellate section
..
Chief, judgments and judgment en15, 517
1
1
15,517
14,206
1
forcement section
15, 787
1
15,517
1
14,206
1
Chief, general litigation section...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
43 639,357
632,888
42 569,788
Attorney.
42,828
42,204
38,916
3
Economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
13,270
13,270
12,085
1
Administrative officer
682,790
677,030
Attorney
54 643,469
134,720
133,930
Economist
10 123,239
600,388
593,782
52 535, 519
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
499,840
494,810
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
51 444,854
515,446
312,810
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
36 258,700
419,736
411,608
51 314,025
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
174, 595
171,161
26 145,201
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
151, 589
149,804
28 145,976
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
—
403,968
396,814
76 358,686
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
262,288
219,232
50 209,199
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
87,240
85,243
57,905
16
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
15,620
15,412
14,186
4
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
34,339
33,923
31,013
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815...
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Nightwork differentialOvertime and holiday pay
$4,524,200
9,499
1960 actual
4
1
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
$4,244,800
$3,680,953
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Total personal services
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
1962 estimate
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Net permanent (average number,
1,291.6
1,186.2
1,345.1
net salary)
11,256, 558
10,771,980
9,196,171
Positions other than permanent:
123,900
123,900
218,661
Temporary employment
—
11,000
11,000
16,219
Part-time employment...
33,800
33,800
51,723
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
42,259
70,670
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,000
1,000
5,827
Overtime and holiday pay
1,137,000
1,396,000
959,977
Experts
55,000
100,000
53, 826
Foreign counsel
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements," legal
activities and general administration. _
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements," legal
activities and general administration..
1961 estimate
50,000
62,500
628
1,997,200
31,117
2,720
17,184,329
86.6 537,883
7 86,800
594
4, 938,200
6
31,117
18, 466, 514
85.9 591,514
Net permanent (average number,
2, 608.1
net salary)
2, 633.4
17,875,000
16,646,446
Positions other than permanent:
14,000
Temporary employment
46,141
Temporary deputy marshals (in lieu of
50,000
40,432
bailiffs)
12,000
Part-time employment
9,305
6,700
Intermittent employment
__.
6,902
Other personal services:
69,300
131,695
Regular pay above 52-week base
30,200
23,697
Overtime and holiday pay
100
64
Nightwork differential
400,000
357,030
Premium compensation
400
526
Living and quarters allowance
265,000
238,764
Guard hire
200,000
165, 598
Condemnation commissioners
Additional pay for service abroad
135,000
139,411
(Alaska, Hawaii, etc.)
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements," legal
activities and general administration..
17,806,011
19,057,700
19,350,900
$17,779,986
$19,028,200
$19,321,400
26,025
29, 500
29,500
141
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
1960 actual
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Director
Associate director
The assistant to the director
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant to the director
Assistant director
Special agent in charge
Chief inspector
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director
Inspector
Special agent in charge
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Inspector
Senior administrative officer
Technical specialist
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Inspector
Senior administrative officer
Technical specialist
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge-..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Senior administrative officer
Technical specialist
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge..
1 agent
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860....
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985—.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by Interdepartmental
Lithographic Wage Board, Washington, D.C. area:
WB-24. $7,925 to $9,651...
WB-22. $7,467 to $9,090
WB-20. $7,010 to $8, 549
WB-19. $6,802 to $8,278
WB-18. $6,552 to $7,987
WB-17. $6,344 to $7,717
WB-16. $6,136 to $7,467
WB-15. $5,886 to $7,176
WB-14. $5,678 to $6,906
WB-13. $5,450 to $6,635
WB-12. $5,221 to $6,344
WB-10. $4,763 to $5,803...
WB-9. $4,555 to $5,554
WB-8. $4,326 to $5,262
WB-6. $3,869 to $4,722
WB-4. $3,411 to $4,181
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num - Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $22,006
20,010
19,011
1 $22,006
1 20,010
1 19,011
1 $22,006
1 20,010
1 19,011
17,513
35,027
17,513
17,513
1
3
2
1
18,512
55,536
37,024
18,512
1
3
2
1
79,910
93,804
78,292
4
69,356
18, 512
55, 536
37,024
18, 512
8 133,725
4 69,855
6 101, 546
8 134,696
1 15,163
11 159,077
9 127,1
3 42,852
18 263,538
4 58,083
1 16,307
15 232,335
8 122,390
2 30,784
20 314,256
4 62,515
1 16,307
15 234,107
8 123,446
2 31,034
20 316,707
4 63,000
4 53,287
35 458,134
3 38,314
30 405,366
4 52,570
4 54,996
28 392,316
4 54,996
24 346,040
12 169,832
4 55,293
28 394,435
4 55,346
24 347, 910
12 170, 750
180
2,131,021
45 545,271
1 12,085
47 554,201
113
1,337,273
2,736
29,076,670
2,066
17,830,909
673
4,910,295
390
2,678,625
153
1,011,170
155
952,306
316
1,749,913
450
2,247,489
1,520
6,759,607
2,004
7,895,019
2,089
7,542,272
634
2,074,530
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
4
1
6
1
17
2
21
10
8,029
7,571
7,467
7,966
6, 968
13,437
39, 645
6,240
24,045
6,344
33,291
5,034
80, 680
9,101
82, 998
36,385
88 439,873
6
100,820
191
203
2,438,357
2,610,196
45 589,598
47 619,833
2 25,480
2 25,750
43 549,990
43 555,270
119
127
1,519,268
1,633,007
3,223
3,677
681,562
41, 869,126
1,709
1,185
15,917,135
11,175,938
448
394
3,532,334
3, 137,282
488
639
3,556,463
4,647,783
154
163
1,
1,099,920
1,163,889
164
171
1,084,223
1,128,502
328
348
1,957,253
2,071,174
464
500
2,508,471
2,703,155
1,621
1,652
7,744,883
7, 860,768
2,217
8,609,917
9, 280,690
2,274
2,128
8,1,795,172
8, 206.306
485
363
1,704,290
1,275,020
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
4
1
6
1
17
2
21
10
8,341
7, 862
7,758
8,278
7,259
14,020
42,058
6, 510
25,043
6,635
35,152
5,262
85,142
9,110
87, 628
38, 541
88 449,739
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
4
1
6
1
17
2
21
10
8,757
8,258
7, 758
8, 278
7,259
14,020
42,058
6, 510
25,043
6,635
34,882
5,262
85,011
9,339
88,279
38, 559
88 450,474
13,882
14,114
14,173
92,198,571
101,449, 933
103,115,114
474.5
480.1
480.1
2,748,604
2,953,228
2, 944,903
7,141
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
13,572.9
97,915,362
61 589,668
13,631.9
99, 562,243
61 599,643
15,466
19, 550
19, 550
696,233
5,443,614
217,919
143,588
378,957
5,770,136
233,533
141,128
5,790,598
233,846
141,314
95,973,928
105,048,334
106,347,194
1962 estimate
$103,808, 293
1,240,041
$105,305,951
1,041,243
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
1 $20,000
1 $20,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Associate commissioner
2 37,024
2 35,028
Executive assistant to the commissioner
1 17,514
18, 512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief special inquiry officer
15,392
16, 536
66,144
Deputy associate commissioner
61, 568
16, 536
15,392
Assistant executive assistant
16, 536
15,392
General counsel
61, 568
Regional commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
1 14,206
1 15,267
Assistant commissioner
4 61,838
Deputy regional commissioner
4 57,303
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
2 27,810
2 25,854
Attorney
1 14,061
1 13,083
Assistant commissioner
1 14,061
1 12,771
Assistant executive assistant
Associate deputy regional commis8 111,552
8 102,168
sioner
8 102,480
8 111,552
Deputy assistant commissioner
1 14,394
1 13,083
Deputy district director
14 200,638
14 185,015
District director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
3 34,071
3 36, 690
Assistant district director
21 245,774
21 266, 860
Assistant regional commissioner
81,432
Attorney
7
7 88,170
Chief field inspector
1 11,357
1 12, 230
45,428
4
4 49, 670
Chief of branch
12 142,353
12 154, 750
Deputy district director
7 88,690
District director
7 80,953
1 12,480
Employee development officer
1 11,357
1 12,480
Legal assistant
1 11, 606
2 24,460
2 22,714
Management analyst
8 99,340
8 91,354
Officer in charge
1 12,563
1 13,520
Personnel officer...
4 50,710
4 46, 654
Special inquiry officer
2 24,710
2 22, 714
Supervisory deportation officer.
1 12, 563
1 13,520
Supervisory engineer.
23,192
2 25,230
2
Supervisory immigrant inspector
2 24,960
2 23,212
Supervisory immigration patrol officer.
4 49,420
4 45,428
Supervisory investigator
1 12,480
1 11,357
Supervisory naturalization examiner „
166
166
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1, 686,665
1,834,144
338
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
193
3,119,416
1, 661,787
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
760
630
, 108, 799
, 763,236
33 260,342
71 499,889
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.__
1,621
1,280
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
11, 646,166
i , 562,322
1,072
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
1,568
892,160
,442,090
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
329
i 832,217
1,063,986
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
130
130
713, 773
651,228
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
712
752
735,090
3,258,726
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
833
833'
777,364
3,475, 576
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390697
663''
2,688, 917
, 798,253
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
118 412,112
118" 448, 609
7 22,234
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
__._
7 24, 441
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
5 71,030
5 77, 585
Assistant commissioner
1 15,267
District director
1 14,206
20 47,223
Less than $12,210
20 45,964
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
122 621,395
122 625,035
Total permanent.
13,346.7
88,908,691
60.8 548,417
$94,709,282
1,264,646
1961 estimate
Deduct lapses
7
1
1
2
8
1
4
2
1
2
2
4
1
167
1,
342
3,
761
,895
7,109
7,205
45,845,669
40,685,262
47,085,978
483
524
461
3,009,750
3,174,469
2,996,478
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions... 6,287
6,530
6,633
42,007,600
37,095,465
43,336,400
Foreign countries:
United States rates
66 538,547
76 618,600
Local rates
20 45,000
18 41,500
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment.
3,154
3,400
Temporary employment.
585, 900
285,376
Intermittent employment
379,300
225,817
142
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
SERVICE—Continued
1960 actual
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Extra compensation (act of Mar. 2,
1931):
Reimbursable
Nonreimbursable
Additional pay for service abroad
Casual workers
Pay of detainees
Rewards
Witness fees
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
1962 estimate
$289,000
2,217,331
191,365
$165,000
2,374,600 ""$2,"387,"666
218,500
206,500
1,041,027
1,298,245
29, 863
81, 690
1,722
76, 520
15,987
1,305,100
1, 518,800
31,300
88,000
1,700
76,500
16,000
1,305,100
1,647,700
31,300
88,000
1,700
76, 500
16,000
4,740
5,000
5,000
43,437,349
49,428,300
50, 444,100
$42,387,413
1,049,936
$48,119, 200
1,309,100
$49,135,000
1,309,100
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
BUREAU OF PRISONS—continued
SALARIES AND EXPENSES—Continued
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
BUREAU OF PRISONS
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500: Grade established
by act of July 31, 1956 (5 U.S.C.
2205(a) (32)):
Director
Grade established by the Attorney
General comparable to:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy assistant director
Warden
GS-18 $18,500:
Deputy director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director
Attorney-adviser
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Warden
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030
Warden
GS 14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney-adviser
Supervisory architect
.
Budget officer
Personnel officer
Chief, fiscal and business branch.
Correctional research officer
Warden
Associate warden
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $20,000
1
2
1
14,206
28,412
$20,000
1 $20,000
15,467
30,603
15,527
30,878
18,512
18,512
3
46,405
3
50,248
3
50,658
1
15,621
1
17,036
1
17,056
2
28,412
2
30,580
2
31,004
4 56,433
4 55,782
4 51,708
1 13, 520
1 13, 530
1 12, 563
1 13, 520
1 13. 520
1 12, 563
1 12,540
1 11, 357
1 12. 410
1 12,490
1 11, 357
1 12. 290
1 12, 740
1 11, 606
1 12, 720
1 13,090
1 11, 835
1 12. 960
13 166,890
13 152, 982
13 165, 250
1 12,460
1 11, 357
1 12, 230
42 466, 379
40 405, 505
39 428, 641
77 727, 645
76 653,160
76 705, 563
137
137
137
, 112, 625
1,002,840
1.089,745
730,007
87 584.024
87 638,731
381
360
360
658,474
2, 270. 504
2.473.950
365,135
55 328, 725
55 357,895
(8
1,485
8,867,339
I, 612,550
7,919,908
1,468
1,518^
18
, 761,415
7,422,671
, 828, 571
127 636,320
130' 663,143
128 590.025
42 183,125
74 315, 256
42 168, 749
14 60,059
14 54, 579
14 59,380
7,952
2
2
2
7,879
7,290
824
5,676,941
832
5 801,170
4,751
4,786
28,786,519
26,812,371
267
98
1,333,288
591, 519
30,033,927
123
755,927
825
5,558,107
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
4,653
4,771
4,519
28,195,000
29,278,000
25,479,083
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment
643,000
650,000
587,366
$104,000
790,000
490,000
27,439, 774
30.222,000
9 78,330
20 141,320
11 74,255
71, 085
11
71 421,670
6 34,680
24 112, 600
7 33,230
7,510
2
86,315
156,660
81,400
78,210
569,804
38,730
33,990
36,810
8,290
ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Positions other than permanent: Parttime employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
B U R E A U OF P R I S O N S
$197.717
726,821
448,787
Total personal services, Bureau of
Prisons
_*_
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM
1961 estimate
Total personal services,
Health Service.
14
18
17
48
7
228,666
222. 780
162, 412
390,454
43,335
14 234, 486
18 228, 480
17 166, 762
51 423, 774
4 22,645
265
2, 022, 327
25 155,315
265
2,166,356
5 40,351
240
1,867,012
260
6,000
4,020
19, 073
7,063
2, 000
20, 000
11,000
1,902,930
2,165,005
$26,790,342
649,432
1,902,930
$29, 542,000
680,000
2,165,005
Public
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
Public Health Service
BUILDINGS AND
FACILITIES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
—
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
2,126, 005
5,762
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1
2
2
1
$9,547
13,812
9,984
4,056
1
2
2
1
$10.275
14.852
10,798
4,347
1
2
2
1
$10,275
14,852
11,084
4,468
41
260,018
40
265,435
40
269,766
47
13
297,417
66,499
46
6
305,707
35,707
46
6
310,445
36,445
34
230,918
40
270,000
40
274,000
Total personal services
8,727
12,000
12,000
1,901
4,257
2,000
5,000
500
5,000
500
245,803
289,500
291,500
FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES,
INCORPORATED
LIMITATION ON ADMINISTRATIVE AND VOCATIONAL E X P E N S E S ,
FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, I N C O R P O R A T E D
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate commissioner
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Secretary
Deputy associate commissioner
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $15,392
1 $16,536
1 $16,806
1
1
1
1
1
1
13,374
13,083
14.394
13,749
14,706
13,749
143
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant commissioner
Assistant secretary
Superintendent of industries
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at rates equivalent to
less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employmentPart-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay—
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Payments to prison inmates
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
ANALYSIS OF CIVILIAN SERVICES
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $12,230
1 12, 750
4 51,480
12 133,702
23 216,175
58 461, 700
21 157,358
103 687,127
18 113,959
27 156,340
19 102,186
17 83, 219
7 31, 720
4,410
1
4,035
1
1 $12,480
1 12, 750
4 51,990
12 134,764
28 263, 111
55 447,308
19 134,975
103 707, 719
18 116,940
26 153,966
20 108,698
17 85, 546
6 27,456
4,410
1
4,139
1
296
2,098,795
295
2,117,8
597
3,999,546
63.1
486,539
612
610
533.9
3,513,007
601
4,293,705
30,455
42,832
586
20,000
48,414
3,000
27,885
14,130
3,739
17,607
12,680
4,651
13,130
4,709
328,892
1,670,201
336, 289
1,852,185
341,478
1,882, 601
42,890
50, 522
47,486
5,674,617
6,639,053
1 $11,357
4
10
24
51
24
92
47,187
105,040
206,563
375,186
158,709
573,262
12 69, 747
38 203,662
23 118, 682
18 81,076
7 28,994
1
4,077
1
3,640
1,970,515
4,371,865
11
78,160
4,429,403
4
35,457
606
4,393,9
21,268
49,651
4,000
6,758,:
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
597
612
610
12
546
569
9.0
$6, 566
$6,842
10
611
627
9.2
$7,193
$7,091
10
616
632
9.2
$7,338
$7,179
$3, 513,007
73,873
374,646
$4,293, 705
71,414
371,227
$4,393, 946
74, 919
359,317
1960 actual
Total number permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average ungraded salary
Civilian personal services:
Permanent positions
Positions other than permanent.
Other personal services.
Add excess of leave earned over leave
taken
Total civilian personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Civilian personal services:
Administrative
Vocational
Construction
Industrial..
Total civilian personal services
Payments to prison inmates:
Construction
Industrial
42,890
50, 522
47,486
4,004,416
4,786,868
4,875,668
49 $342,499
97 603,230
17 156,614
383
2,902,073
54 $411,000
115 799,338
21 179,540
421
3,396, 990
54 $420,000
122 847,966
18 175,000
422
3,432, 702
546
4,004,416
611
4,786,868
616
4,875,668
182 68,490
182 69,000
166 64,011
4,618
4,668
4,272
1,606,190
1,783,695
1,813,601
Total payments to prison inmates. __ 4, 438
4,800
4,850
1,852,185
1,882,601
1,670,201
Total personal services
4,984
5,411
5,466
5,674,617
6,639,053
6,758,269
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1960 actual
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
excess of $16,530:
$25,000
Secretary of Labor
1 $25,000
$25,000
21, 000
Under secretary of labor
1
21,000
21,000
40,000
Assistant secretary of labor
2
40,000
40,000
19,000
1
19,000
19.000
Administrative assistant secretary
GS-18. $18,500:
1
17.514
18, 512
Deputy under secretary
18, 512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
2
31,013
33,072
Deputy assistant secretary
33,072
16, 806
Assistant to under secretary
16,806
15, 621
33, 592
Special assistant to the secretary
33. 592
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Executive director of office of manpower administration functions
1
15,267
1
15,267
Director of information
14, 206
1
15,267
Director of personnel
14, 914
1
16,037
1
16,037
Special assistant to the secretary
14, 206
Deputy administrative assistant secretary
14,435
15,787
15.787
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13, 749
Assistant to the under secretary
13, 749
15,038
Special assistant to the secretary..
13. 978
15.038
13.749
Manpower development officer.
12, 771
13, 749
13, 749
Assistant to the assistant secretary
13, 374
13, 749
Labor-management relations specialist
13, 749
1
13,749
Management analysis officer
13,749
12, 771
Associate director of personnel
1
13,749
13,749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
12, 230
Assistant to the secretary
12, 230
11, 606
Administrative assistant
12, 085
13, 270
Social service research analyst
1
~~13~275
11, 357
12, 480
Accountant
1
12, 480
36, 233
39, 520
39, 520
Administrative officer
3
11, 835
13,000
13,000
Librarian
1
11, 835
13, 000
Chief of division
1
13, 000
11, 835
13, 000
1
Procedures and methods specialist
13, 000
12, 480
1
11, 357
Employee development officer
12, 480
1
12, 085
13, 270
Publications officer
13,270
1
11, 357
12, 480
Personnel employment officer
12,480
1
12, 230
Management analyst
12, 230
1
12, 480
Radio and TV scriptwriter
12,480
1
11,357
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
12
119, 539 11 119, 435
130, 085
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
12 104, 955 12 113, 630
113,630
96, 262
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
13
94, 346 12
96, 262
30,825
4
28,164
4
GS-10. $5,995 to $7,985
30,825
15
98, 012 17 119, 662
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
126,110
31, 595
5
29, 641
5
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
31, 595
87, 819
15
80, 370 15
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
98, 551
33, 301
7
35. 527
6
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
33, 301
88, 236
18
18
81, 618
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
96, 930
84, 032
17
68. 265 19
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
108, 368
32, 679
8
8
30. 053
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
•
32, 679
7, 030
2
2
6, 532
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
7, 030
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv.12, 855
13, 914
3
13,914
lent to less than $9,890
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
161 1,222,622
15
93,675
166 1, 375, 716 180 1, 465, 592
11.9 92,970
11.9 93,036
2,260
146
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
1,128,947
154.1
1, 372, 556
6, 066
5,184
6, 670
6, 670
1,138,153
1, 292, 340
1,379,226
3,140
Total personal services..
168.1
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Positions other than permanent
Regular pay above 52-week base
Nightwork differential
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
$39,770
$41,205
7,010
14,207
12,105
36,607
27,809
63,504
113,465
109,920
53,058
20,779
6,822
13,042
10,920
32,947
19,957
46, 564
63,708
86,466
39,126
15,807
239,143
51
249,661
135 643,008
1. 2 5,963
49
161
3
802,495
14,795
133.8 637,045
158
787,700
7,473
4, 111
1,949
24,152
Total personal services
8,000
3,090
2,065
27,020
615
4,525
675,345
832,400
ADVANCES AND REIMBURSEMENTS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Executive vice chairman
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive director
International relations officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Contract compliance adviser
Information officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
G$-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820,
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num- Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$15,392
1
$16,536
1
$16,536
1
1
14,706
13,083
n
1
13,749
13,749
1
1
13,749
13,749
1
1
7
2
4
2
1
3
4
8
5
1
11,357
12,563
73,146
17,160
28,370
12,287
5,637
15,413
18,893
36,773
19,220
4,077
1
1
13
1
5
4
1
3
7
4
8
3
12,230
13,520
143,584
9,485
39,395
26,623
6,219
17,098
37, 525
19,553
33,800
13,230
1
1
10
1
3
3
1
2
7
4
5
1
12,230
13, 520
111,634
9,485
22,963
20,009
6,219
11,565
37, 525
19,553
21,112
4,410
42
298,077
1,038
54 416,296
1.5 12,336
42 334,259
1.4 10,811
42
297,039
52. 5 403,960
40. 6 323, 448
1.9 13,951
Total personal services.
1
7,500
2,388
1,588
313,378
413,048
1
7, 500
330,948
BUREAU OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT REPORTS
WORKING
CAPITAL
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division of administrative
management
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
FUND
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
2
$10,370
18,366
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
1
3
$12,230
11,170
29,765
1
1
3
$12,230
11,170
29,765
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1 [$17,514
1
$18,512
1
$18,512
1
1
16,806
1
16,806
15,392
145
146
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
BUREAU OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT
REPORTS—Continued
SALARIES AND
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner
Chief of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant commissioner
Chief of division
Deputy assistant commissionerGeneral investigator
Director
Regional director.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Area director
Assistant chief of division
Assistant regional director
Chief of branch
Field liaison officer.
General investigator
Director..
Management officer
Supervisory investigator
Technical assistance officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent.
Deduct 1
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3
1
$43,326
14,206
3
1
$46, 571
15,267
3
1
$46,571
15,267
1
6
12,771
78,457
~~~6
1
4
77,54l"
12,771
51,396
1
5
1
6
1
4
13,749
70, 658
14,061
83, 451
13,749
55,953
1
7
1
6
1
5
13,749
98,156
14,061
83,451
13,749
69,702
1
22
1
6
7
1
13,520
270,350
12,230
73,380
86,900
12, 480
134, 530
1
22
1
10
13
1
5
13, 520
270,350
12,230
122,300
12,563
251,060
11,357
68,142
103, 419
11,606
124,927
11,357
2
78
115
29
22
1
23
17
72
68
25
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
11
160,280
12,480
61,150
"12,230"
1
12,230
2
24,460
22,714
3
36,690
3
36,690
776,146
72 772,974
80 870,624
964, 556 119 1,072.115 127 1,170, 645
207,304
215, 597 26 206, 515
133, 612
157,727
26 173,758
6,240
6,718
1
6,885
118,416
122,884
23 131,914
79,292
80.637
92,499
18
309,649
330,316
82 386,731
266,742
307,781
94 400,138
94,370
109,690
30 122,865
9,484
10,443
10,653
3
531 3,906,330
380.8
2,800,330
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
532 4,187,969
73.7
573,969
596 4,688,911
13.2
103,911
150.2
1,106,000
458.3
3,614,000
582.!
4,585,000
164,115
176,000
1,000
15,787
73,200
2,013
4.000
3,881,000
4,590,000
195, e
1,554,681
BUREAU OF INTERNATIONAL LABOR AFFAIRS
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Grades and ranges:
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
1 $20,000
$20,000
1 $20,000
Assistant secretary of labor
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
15,870
1
17,056
1
17,056
Deputy assistant secretary.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Special assistant to the assistant secre15,267
1
1
15,267
tary
Director, office of international organ15,267
14,435
1
1
15,267
izations affairs
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Special assistant to the assistant secre13,978
1
13,749
tary
Director, office of country programs
13,749
1
13,749
1
affairs
Director, office of international per14,061
13,083
1
14,061
1
sonnel and management
Associate
director, international
1
15,038
13,978
15,038
1
labor organization
1
15,558
15,558
1
Economist (international)
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges—Continued
Num- Total Num- Total
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030—Continued
ber salary ber salary
Associate director, office of international organizations affairs
1 $13,083
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Country program specialist2
22,714
$49,690
Deputy office director
12,230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
22,589
10,858
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
8,965
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
7,010
6,510
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
35,174
26,541
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
24,606
17,367
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
27,332
13,936
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
13,208
10,192
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-.._
8,424
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
23
212,545
1.5 14,301
36
335,224
1.3 10,564
500
21.5 198,244
Total personal services..
34.7 324,160
1,634
1,290
199,878
15,450
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR
SALARIES AND EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Solicitor of labor
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy solicitor of labor
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant solicitor
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant solicitor
Deputy assistant solicitor
Special assistant to solicitor
Regional attorney
Territorial attorney (Puerto Rico)
Hearing examiner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,520:
Special assistant to solicitor
Administrative officer
Deputy regional attorney
Associate regional attorney
Assistant to assistant solicitor
Branch chief.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,335
GS-5. $4,345 to $4,670.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,130
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
Total permanent.
Deduct—
367 2,409,630
390 2,903,649
11.8 78,207
31.8 139,89(
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Additional pay for service abroad
Compensation of witnesses
Total personal services.
1
$19,000
1
1
15,375
1
16,806
2
28,620
3
46,841
5
1
1
10
1
2
65.082
12,771
12,771
140,037
13.083
5
3
1
70,659
41,559
13,748
152, 506
14,061
28,788
2
1
24,336
26,166
12,168
90,856
11,357
187,523
155,292
388,648
234,946
6,506
158,053
5
20
39
70
55
3
26,4S8
103,459
172,315
279,658
207,637
10,733
6,780
10
1
2
4
1
10
3
1
13
29
48
30
1
30
1
16
21
42
66
41
4
2
$20,000
53,040
13, 520
123,300
38,750
12,480
162,850
316,436
441,380
230,729
7,010
197,756
6,386
89,157
115,777
203,114
293,775
170,363
15,516
7,342
4,324
355.2
2,331,423
358.2
2,759,429
11,500
1,650
17,494
6,854
10,572
10,613
5,452
12,224
2,377,843
2,789,368
147
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
1960 actual
BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS
SALARIES A N D E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director
Director, President's Committee for
the Physically Handicapped
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant director for safety
Assistant director for State services.
Assistant director, President's Committee for the Physically Handicapped
Chief, division of welfare and pension
reports
Director, President's Committee on
Migratory Labor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area safety supervisor
Assistant chief, division of State servAssistant chief, division of welfare and
pension reports
Chief, division of child labor and
youth employment
Chief, division of reports and public
service
Deputy chief, division of safety
Field representative
Information specialist
Safety engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$15,615
1
$17,056
$17,056
14,190
1
15,267
15,267
14,670
1
16,037
16.037
13,749
15.038
15,038
14,456
13,978
13,686
1
1
15,038
15,038
1
13,283
1
14,394
1
14,394
1
13,978
1
15,038
1
15,038
1
12,771
1
13,749
1
13,749
4
46,424
4
49,920
5
62,150
1
11,357
1
12,230
1
12,230
22,714
2
24,710
2
24,710
11,357
1
12,230
1
12,230
12,563
11,357
13, 520
12,230
12,480
12, 750
38,480
302,952
296,666
211, 586
79,849
6, 552
119,513
48,859
245,230
225,186
122, 596
19,946
1
1
1
1
3
30
39
36
14
1
23
13, 520
12,230
12,480
12, 750
38,480
334, 902
359,421
279, 725
92, 745
6,552
130, 245
48,859
266,965
261,399
122, 596
19, 946
1
1
1
1
3
27
31
26
35,775
290, 282
264, 597
189,128
1
1
1
1
3
27
32
27
11
68,160
12
1
20
10
50
58
32
11,606
11,606
6, 074
104,915
49,962
222, 538
236,115
115,645
18,407
1
21
9
51
51
30
296 1,867,209
290 1,989,102
329 2,259,501
41.5 272,820
6.9 42,902
8.9 55,301
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Additional pay for service abroad..
60
3,500
254.5
1,594,389
283.1
1,942,700
320.1
2,204,200
9,076
4,000
11,500
4,000
11, 500
13,562
7,700
Total personal services..
1,617,027
2,000
1,965,900
2,221,700
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
_
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
1.2 $36, 674
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Deputy director
GS-14. $11,355 to $12,555:
Chief, division of field operations
Chief, division of military liaison and
reserve activities
Regional director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.,.
1
$15,787
1
$15,787
12,771
1
13,749
1
13,749
11,357
1
12,750
1
12,750
114,480
33,759
85, 675
30,284
6,386
35,360
17,306
70,679
9
3
9
4
1
6
3
14
114,480
33,759
85, 675
30,284
6,386
35,360
17,306
70,679
38,896
12,793
1
9
3
7
3
1
6
3
17
7
5
105,162
32,573
61,547
21,590
5,782
32,345
15,912
76, 546
30, 512
18,969
3
12,793
65
451,107
64
487,904
11,606
64
487,904
1.4 $10,958
63.8 414,433
62.6 476,734
32,020
16,125
3,129
1,822
449,582
494, 681
62. 6 476, 946
16,125
493,071
BUREAU OF APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING
S A L A R I E S AND E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
Special assistant to director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Executive director, apprenticeship
service
Executive director, technical services.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive director, technical servicesDivision chief..
Special assistant to director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant division chief
Division chief.
Regional director
Special assistant to director.
Training technician.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1
1
4
1
$15,870
16,349
1
1
$17,056
16,536
1
1
$17,056
16,536
15,163
1
1
16,307
15,267
1
1
16,307
15,267
12,771
55,017
13,978
5
1
71,323
15,038
5
1
71,323
15,038
3
1
38,750
12, 230
159, 680
13,520
13,000
221,481
644,425
1,283,692
3,450
6,718
29,328
99,799
301,916
592,280
38,150
3,515
3,203
3
35,775
3
38,750
24,169
1
12,230
147,159
12 159.680
1
12,563
1
13,520
1
11,835
1
13,000
7
74,380
20
221,481
73 677,354
64 635,460
151 1,181,847 147 1,245,837
14
91,166
83,450
12
1
6,074
6,718
1
2
11,336
29,328
5
17
87,321
99,799
18
53 248,369
59 301,916
134 561,716 127 576,056
11
42,161
38,150
9
1
3, 827
3,515
1
1
3,640
3,203
1
1
1
20
65
152
12
1
5
18
59
131
9
1
1
493 3,349,840
22 155,648
492 3,633,620
17.8 128,275
502 3,696,664
18.2 124,739
471
474.2
3,505,345
483.8
3,571,925
2
12
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
3,194,192
25,770
13,980
3,219,962
3,519,325
12
3,571,925
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
ON SALARIES
AND
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$14,435
1.4 $10,280
890
Total personal services
LIMITATION
Num- Total Num-. Total Num-• Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Total personal services..
BUREAU OF VETERANS' REEMPLOYMENT
RIGHTS
1961 estimate
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Chief, veterans employment service
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of service
Chief of division
Chief of office
Civil defense manpower adviser
Deputy assistant director
Employment security adviser.
Executive secretary, interstate conference
Manpower development officer
Regional director.__
Secretary, advisory council
(TRUST
FUND)
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-• Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$17,514
1
$18,512
1
$18,512
2
31,242
2
33,612
2
33,612
4
1
57, 532
14,914
4
1
62.088
16,037
4
1
62,088
16,0o7
1
2
2
1
5
13,374
25, 542
27, 227
12, 771
65, 061
1
1
2
14,394
13, 749
29,307
3
"70,347
41, 559
5
3
70,347
41,559
1
1
11
1
14, 061
13, 749
163, 761
14, 706
1
1
11
1
14,061
13,749
163,761
14,706
1
13,083
11
1
152,215
13, 686
14,394
13, 749
29,307
148
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY—Con.
LIMITATION
ON SALARIES
AND EXPENSES
(TRUST
1960 actual
1
1
20
3
11
2
3
1
1
1
1
118
172
64
38
4
32
27
94
162
33
5
5
Total permanent..
1962 estimate
$11, 357
11, 606
1 $12,480
1 $12, 480
237,038
267, 960 21 267,960
21
35, 775
24, 710
2
24, 710
2
132,183
11
142, 770 11 142, 770
24, 648
2
2
26, 520
26, 520
36,005
38, 750
38, 750
3
3
11, 357
12, 230
12. 230
1
1
12,085
13,000
1
1
13, 000
11, 357
12, 230
1
1
12. 230
11,357
12, 230
1
1
12, 230
1, 242, 532 120 1, 344,632
124 1.387, 232
1, 541, 788 174 1, 662, 820 1951; 851,085
481, 618 61 488,925
66
526, 780
237,194
34 227, 967 35 234, 415
24, 774
26,
708
26, 708
4
4
170,856
32 182,869
32 182,869
139,070
26
143, 914 26 143, 914
434,113
93 458,371
95 467,065
676,041 171 762,819 179 795, 267
125, 505 34 139,224
34 139,224
17,639
19,031
5
19,031
5
16,472
17, 783
5
17, 783
5
831
1,531
6,1
Deduct—
LapsesEstimated savings due to use of former
pay scale for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
837
878
6, 543,825
24.3
40.1 390, c
4,000
4, 000
47,314
18,373
7,547
25,200
12,000
7,800
12,000
7,800
6, 402, 500
6, 723, 500
UNEMPLOYMENT
ADMINISTRATION
1961 estimate
COMPEN(TRUST
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1
3
11
24
68
1
14
15
26
3
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
..
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
72
1
9
61, 628
18
99, 800
9,765
31
4
1
1
3
11
26
72
1
9
18
31
4
$13, 510
11,690
31,075
90, 471
182, P72
430, 285
5, 990
41,287
81, 744
128,308
14,268
912,578
177 1,046,600
177 1,046, 690
12.4 72,600
12.4 72,600
1,000
155. 6 850, 561 164.6 973,000
164.6 974,000
7,153
Total personal services..
6,923
2,430
4,000
2,000
2,000
867,067
979,000
976,000
MEXICAN
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural employment specialist.
Chief of division
26
$13,510
11, 690
31,075
96, 471
182,972
439, 285
5, 990
41, 287
81, 744
128, 308
14,268
11.4 62,017
167
Estimated savings due to use of former
pay scale for part of year
1
I
3
11
$12,315
10, 850
28, 350
87, 890
155, 790
382, 290
5,540
58, 360
FARM
1960 actual
LABOR
PROGRAM
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1
$12,563
1
$13,520
7
15
26
$72,198
138, 092
84,384
109, 989
153,254
111, 842
114, 728
143, 082
87,431
13
45,006
11
17
28
26
28
39
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
17
95,967
7
12
10
18
28
27
28
38
13
$78,168
118,270
83,470
125,965
165, 711
125,195
123,448
150, 767
94, 510
7
12
10
18
28
28
28
$78,168
118, 270
83,470
125,965
165, 711
129, 542
123,448
150, 767
94, 510
45,006
13
45,006
208 1,124, 030 210 1,140,607
10.2 55,230
9.9 56,007
1,900
177.9 883,134
16.1 93,468
181.4 964.500
16.4 102,400
183. 7 982, 000
16.4 102,600
91,127
151, 000
151, 000
5,686
24,872
4,586
18,927
3,000
29,400
4, 700
19,000
29, 400
4, 700
19, 000
1,121,800
1,274, 000
Total personal services..
COMPLIANCE
ACTIVITIES,
MEXICAN
FARM
1960 actual
8,371
1960 actual
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Estimated savings due to use of former
pay scale for part of year
10,600
LIMITATION
ON GRANTS
TO STATES
FOR
SATION
AND
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
FUND)
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
211 1,072,569
Total permanent.
Deduct—
790.9
812.7
857.7
6,353, 500
5, 695,605
6, 699, 700
5, 777,210
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Employment service officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $19,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1,700
6,860,135
20.3 160,435
179,725
Total personal services.
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of division
Chief of branch
Chief of division.
Chief of office
Deputy regional director
Employment service adviser
Field representative
Information officer
Minority groups consultant
Social insurance adviser
Vocational rehabilitation officer..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S ,
FUND)—Con.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
1
1
$12,230
13,520
LABOR
PROGRAM
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1
2
5
15
51
10
2
14
14
2
$11,357
20,759
41,954
107,950
326,807
49,920
9,464
57,801
51,063
6,823
1
2
5
18
54
23
2
24
14
2
$12,230
22,340
45,511
139,318
373,058
123,752
10,192
103,168
54,936
7,342
1
2
5
18
54
23
2
24
14
2
$12,230
22,340
45,511
139,318
373,058
123,752
10,192
103,168
54,936
7,342
Total permanent
— 116 683,898
Deduct—
Lapses
.
8.8 55,549
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
145
891,847
145
891,847
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
4.8 27,547
7.8 45,747
1,400
107.2 628,349
140.2 862,900
3,316
101
3,100
400
400
631,766
866,400
846,500
Total personal services
137.2 846,100
BUREAU OF EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION
SALARIES A N D E X P E N S E S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director
Chairman, employees' compensation
appeals board
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director
Board member, employees' compensation appeals board
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Chief, FECA program management..
Chief, LSHW program managementDeputy commissioner
Program analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255—.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
$15,621
1
$17,056
1
$17,056
1
15,267
1
15,267
1
15,267
1
15,267
1
13,374
2
26,457
2
23,441
2
27,810
1
11,606
1
1
1
4
12,480
12,230
12,230
52,000
47,362
138,133
129, 040
207, 623
470,055
24, 794
149,740
97,887
390,144
372,178
27, 810
1
1
1
4
1
20
169,337
139, 965 18
203, 445 21
492,385
76
27, 207
4
156, 871 33
107,245
21
437, 749 97
400,712 121
12,480
12,230
12, 230
52,000
12,230
222, 587
160, 764
172, 391
530, 095
27,207
192,123
116,292
481,423
536,536
149
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses _
Savings due to use of former pay scales
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
90 $350,829
3
10,233
1
3,349
455 2,481,866
19
100,040
92 $387,553
2
7,134
1
436
2,381,826
Total personal services
455 2, 697,354 527 3,031,705
11
67,442
15.7 88,665
444
2,625,131
511.3
2, 943,040
10,371
5, 817
6,002
104, 001
99,379
121, 219
2, 531, 354
2,740,698
3, 070, 261
SALARIES AND E X P E N S E S
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses..
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services..
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
1 $17,514
1 $18,512
1 $18,512
1
1
1
15,392
16,349
15,870
1
1
1
16,796
17,576
17,326
1
1
1
3
4
44, 513
57; 053
3
4
48,371
61.838
48,371
61, 838
1
5
5
4
3
14, 456
66, 579
66, 891
51, 999
39, 520
26, 457
15, 558
86, 675
71, 616
70,339
83, 768
29,113
15, 558
86, 675
71, 616
70, 339
83, 768
29,113
35, 027
21 241, 654
1 11, 606
4 48, 567
6 68,889
77 784, 885
596, 795
640,018
2 25,230
28 348,330
25, 230
29 360, 560
98,090
37, 730
818,711
539, 890
609,118
7, 509
726, 062
12, 439
883, 975
187, 574
780, 460
110, 320
3 37, 730
882,
611
81
67 620, 575
654,
544
84
7, 509
1
803,
272
119
12, 439
2
165 942, 881
34 187. 574
167 814, 570
263
1,195, 588
102 417,949
8 31,346
6 22,755
2
123 762, 978
2 12,002
140 745, 859
35 177, 613
152 684, 608
257
1, 074,168
9! 352,977
5 19,094
5 17,888
3
11,535
3
75
58
78
1
107
2
154
34
159
255
1,163, 452
97 399,124
8 31,346
6 22,755
3
12,271
2
3
482, 603
226, 806
12,271
39.6
240,140
11,400
1,141. 4
1,076. S
13.3
7,003,348
7,437,072
6,236,153
109,390
151,896
27,215
135,405
27, 215
117, 512
48,155
86,832
6,124
26, 700
32, 400
4,740
32,400
4,740
16,291
6, 654, 841
7,229, 808
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
7,618,939
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber
1
$16,099
1
1
2
3
11,357
$17,326
23,212
32,364
97,800
39,999
40,041
10,130
26,437
51, 915
32, 946
18, 969
4
14
5
5
12,230
12, 750
25,230
33, 759
103,875
47, 756
41, 642
11,398
22, 318
72,346
22,152
20,198
412,875
61
442,980
1
1
11,606
11
5
6
2
5
11
61
2
3
11
6
6
2
4.5 41,387
1.1 10,780
700
56.5 371,4
59.9 431,500
3,102
9,480
Total personal services..
16,796
17,576
17,326
1,114
1,181
1,114
7,241, 554
7,677,212
6,718,756
37.2
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy director
Special assistant to the directorChief of division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
3
1960 actual
3,411
19,088
20,408
6,031
1960 actual
SALARIES A N D E X P E N S E S
99 $411,890
1
3,827
4,781
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wreek base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Additional pav for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner
Special assistant
Chief, research and development.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner
Chief of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant commissioner.
Chief of division or office
Regional director
Assistant chief of division
Economist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division or office
Chief of branch
Assistant chief of division..
Economist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
...
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,869...
GS 10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
WOMEN'S BUREAU
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3,040
1,500
387,110
433,000
WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION
S A L A R I E S AND
EXPENSES
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the administrator-.
Chief of division
Regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer.
Administrator's field representative.
Assistant regional director.
Chief of branch
Information officer
Territorial director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815...
Total permanent - . .
Deduct—
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1 $20,000
1
15,392
2
27,206
1 $20,000
16,806
2
31,054
1 14,227
4 51,708
10 134,867
1 15,309
4 56,265
10 146,973
11,357
46,175
119,869
6 71,281
1 11,835
1 11,357
12,230
50,210
130,040
75,690
1 13,000
1 12, 480
117
1,278, 472
1
4
10
116
163,259
819,880
560
4
4,120,475
7,114
1
57 363,912
3 17, 660
67 354,784
28 145,872
144 651,551
139 581,020
334,779
7,093
11,481
1
4
10
6
8
1,077,000
520
4,183,975
1
7,821
32 216,547
3 19,323
137 756,016
31 174,242
122 612,732
133 598,291
81 339,168
7,030
2
3 12,417
1,342
1,344
9,114,154
9,863,091
52.4
40.3
355,215
295, 891
15,500
Net permanent (average number,
1,301.7
1,291. 6
net salary)
l, 758,939
9, 551,700
150
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION—Continued
ADVANCES
AND
1960 actual
SALARIES AND EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
P egular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
REIMBURSEMENTS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
$23,700
$43,900
67, 742
8,335
47, 576
38,100
42,400
42,400
8,906,292
9,676,100
9,653,500
$43,900
Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
5 $29,950
2.3 14,020
5 $33,070
270
5 $33,070
170
2.7 15,930
5
5
32,800
123
100
16,053
32,900
32,900
32,900
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
CURRENT
AUTHORIZATION
FUND
CONSOLIDATED
FUNDS
SCHEDULE
AVAILABLE
OF P E R S O N A L
TO
POST
OUT OF POSTAL
1960 actual
SERVICES
OFFICE
1960 actual
PAID
FROM
DEPARTMENT
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Postmaster General..
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
Deputy postmaster general
21,000
21,000
21,000
Assistant postmaster general..
100,000
100,000
100,000
Chief postal inspector
19,000
19,000
19,000
General counsel
19,000
20,000
20,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant postmaster general.
35,028
37,024
37,024
Deputy assistant postmaster general
and controller
17, 514
18, 512
18, 512
Director, office of research and engineering
18, 512
18, 512
17, 514
Executive assistant to postmaster
general.
18, 512
18, 512
17, 514
First deputy assistant to postmaster
general
18, 512
17, 514
1 18,512
Special assistant to postmaster general.
18, 512
17, 514
1 18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy assistant postmaster general..
50,938
46, 654
3 50,938
Deputy chief postal inspector
15,392
16,806
1 17,056
Deputy director, office of research and
engineering
15,392
16, 806
1 17,056
Deputy general counsel
16, 806
15,392
1 17,056
Executive assistant to postmaster
general
17, 576
16,349
1 17,576
Judicial officer
16, 536
1 16,806
Special assistant to postmaster general.
17, 576
16,349
1 17,576
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief postal inspector
15,267
1 15,267
Assistant controller
47,611
3 44,283
3 47,871
Assistant director of division
63,128
4 58,239
4 63,908
Assistant to chief postal inspector
15, 517
1 14,435
1 15,787
Associate general counsel
46, 571
2 28, 641
3 46,831
Director of division
189,014
12 173,990
12 190,574
Director, internal audit
16,037
1 14,685
1 16,037
Executive assistant
16,037
1 14,914
1 16,307
Finance officer
15, 787
1 14,685
1 16,037
Judicial officer
1 15,163
Manager, field engineering
15,267
1 15,517
Personnel officer.
15,267
1 15,267
Special assistant
15,267
1 15,517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer.
14,061
1 12,771
1 14,061
Assistant director of division
55,932
4 57,227
4 52,020
Assistant general counsel
68,745
5 70,370
5 63,855
Assistant to executive assistant to
postmaster general
15,038
1 13,978
1 15,038
Branch director—
214,260
14 183,391
15 216,466
Chief of branch..
14,706
1 13,374
14, 706
Chief of division
39. 794
3 40, 727
39,856
Control officer
1 13,978
15,038
15,038
1 13,374
14,394
Deputy director, internal audit
14, 706
Deputy executive assistant to post14,394
1 14,394
1 13, (
master general
Deputy special assistant to special
14,061
13,083
1 14,394
assistant postmaster general
249,203
229,129
17 251,478
Director of division
30, 596
27, 956
2 30, 596
Electrical engineer
14,061
12,771
1 14,061
Executive assistant to controller
14,061
13,083
1 14,394
Finance control officer
88,690
68,683
6 89,314
Industrial engineer
15,038
13,978
1 15,038
Management analyst
15,309
13, 978
1 15,309
Materials handling analyst
13, 749
1 14,061
Mechanical engineer
28, 793
2 29,118
26,145
Personnel officer
14,706
1 15,038
13,374
Personnel security director
13, 749
1 14,061
12,771
Postal rate economist
83,401
6 84,376
65, 706
Special assistant
14,394
1 14, 706
13,083
Supervisory architect
Supervisory employment develop15,038
15,038
13,978
ment officer
15,038
15,038
13,978
Supervisory general engineer
14,394
14,394
13,083
Supervisory mechanical engineer
15,038
15,038
13,978
Supervisory placement specialist
Supervisory wage and salary admin14,394
14,061
12,771
istrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 13,520
13,520
1 12,334
Accountant
1 12.480
12,230
1 11,357
Administrative assistant
11 139,140
138,320
9 104,894
Administrative officer
" 75,290
75,020
5 57,761
Assistant branch director
13,000
12,750
1 11,835
Assistant chief of branch
25,230
24, 710
1 11,357
Assistant control officer
247,080
19 250,200
Assistant director of division
19 228,152
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Assistant general counsel
Assistant manager, programing and
control
Attorney adviser.
Branch director
Budget and assistant control officer.-.
Business economist
Chief communication officer
Chief of branch
Construction management engineer. _
Cost analyst
Customer relations officer
Defense coordination officer
Director of division
Electronics engineer
Employee relations officer
Exhibits officer
Executive assistant to assistant postmaster general
Facilities planner
General engineer
General transportation officer
Hearing examiner
Industrial engineer
Information officer
Management analysis officer
Management analyst
Mathematical statistician
Personnel officer
Postal operations analyst
Safety director
Service improvement coordinator
Space requirements officer
Special assistant
Special associate general counsel
Staff assistant
Suggestions and awards officer
Supervisory architect—
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory employee development
officer
Supervisory mechanical engineer
Supervisory placement specialist
Supervisory wage and salary administrator
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.._
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by industrial wage
board:
IWB-15. $7,176.00 to $7,924.80..
IWB-13. $6,302.40 to $6,968.00. _
IWB-11. $5,532.80 to $6,115.20
IWB-10. $5,304.00 to $5,844.80
IWB-8. $4,867.20 to $5,366.40
IWB-5. $4,180.80 to $4,638.40
IWB-3. $3,952.00 to $4,368.00
Grades established by lithographic wage
board:
LWB-22. $7,196.80 to $7,945.60
LWB-17. $6,094.40 to $6,406.40
LWB-15. $5,657.60 to $6,240.00
LWB-14. $5,428.80 to $6,011.20
LWB-12. $4,992.00 to $5,332.80
LWB-9. $4,326.40 to $4,784.00
LWB-8. $4,118.40 to $4,534.40
LWB-7. $3,889.60 to $4,305.60
Postal field service rates:
PFS-20. $17,200
PFS-19. $16,585 to $17,095.
PFS-18. $15,165 to $16,965PFS-17. $13,505 to $15,695—
PFS-16. $12,205 to $14,395.
PFS-15. $11,075 to $13,265..
PFS-14. $10,075 to $12,085..
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
1 $11,357
1 12,480
1
11,357
11,835
11,357
12, 563
11,357
35, 527
24,169
12, 563
11, 606
11,357
47, 610
1
1
11,835
11,357
12,563
11,835
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,480
13, 520
12,480
39,010
26,260
13, 520
12, 750
12,480
51, 770
12,480
13,000
12,230
22,714
11,835
34,818
23,212
1
3
2
13,520
12,750
12,750
25,240
25,030
158,910
26,270
12,750
12,750
13, 520
13,000
12,480
14,310
49,180
24,460
12,230
12,750
24,960
12,480
38,220
25,500
11,606
35,775
11,357
1
4
1
12,750
50,960
12,480
11,606
23,192
23,441
112,360
23,920
11,606
11,835
12,563
11,835
11,606
13,042
22, 714
11,357
11,606
1
3
1
1 $12,480
2 22,714
2 23,441
143
1,488,855
89
787,260
94 704,255
12 86,176
124 797,088
26 157,042
182
2
2
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
2
2 23,961
153
1, 722,779
91
870,835
102 825,906
13 101,481
125 874,345
27 177,898
181
1,026,794
105 552,619
186 873, 601
123 518,007
399,327
15 53,541
5 15, 723
1,113,271
110 628,223
187 955,303
132 597,710
50 212,943
9 36, 211
13,748
7, 551
26,873
6,115
17, 535
5,366
9,276
17,472
7,925
27,872
6,115
17, 535
5,366
9,276
17,472
7,946
13,436
5,949
23,753
5, 533
38,043
7,946
13,436
6, 240
24,044
5, 533
38,272
9,068
15 243,700
2 31,660
12 182,855
40 563,935
145
1, 864,829
315
3,710, 769
704
7,494,884
15 261,700
2 34,426
12 197,954
40 614,271
146
2,051,115
314
4,057, 900
716
8,401,173
8,860
8,612
8,612
151
152
CURRENT
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
AUTHORIZATION OUT OF
FUND—Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF P E R S O N A L SERVICES P A I D
F U N D S A V A I L A B L E TO P O S T O F F I C E
Postal field service rates—Continued
PFS-13. $9,160 to $11,020
PFS-12. $8,320 to $10,030
PFS-11. $7,560 to $9,120
PFS-10. $6,870 to $8,310
PFS-9. $6,255 to $7,605
PFS-8. $5,790 to $7,020
PFS-7. $5,370 to $6,480
PFS-6. $4,975 to $6,025
PFS-5. $4,605 to $5,565
PFS-4. $4,345 to $5,305
PFS-3. $3,955 to $4,825
PFS-2. $3,670 to $4,480
FROM
DEPARTMENT—Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1,028
$9,970,402
1,310
11,578,532
1,754
14,260,303
3,450
26,086,697
7,218
50, 111, 765
10,484
67,443,228
17,437
103, 555,074
10,897
58,186,310
22,008
112,289,583
253,825
1,225,312,430
26,052
113,057,589
6,037
23,664,087
1,055
$11,233,253
1,324
12,751,873
I,898
16,677,251
3,555
29,161,818
7,387
55,958,272
10,719
74,722,136
17,569
112,954,906
II,057
64,516,621
22,013
122,195,770
261,423
1,369,205,397
26,883
126,346,001
6,444
27,416,762
1960 actual
POSTAL
1,045
$11,393,276
I,335
13,006,384
1 945
17,262,089
3,590
29,768,268
7, 581
58,087,152
10,898
76,969,156
17,685
114,935,176
II,285
66,659,762
21,963
122,390,317
269,297
1,413,463,617
27,426
129,157,067
6,901
29,472,188
Postal field service rates—Continued
PFS-1. $3,415 to $4,195
Ungraded positions—
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
-
Net permanent
Positions other than permanent: Temporary, substitute, and part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime pay
Nightwork differential
Clerical allowance, 4th-class offices
Payments for special delivery fees
Payments to unclassified cleaners
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as follows:
"Administration, regional operation,
and research".
"Operations"
"Facilities"
"Advances and reimbursements"
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
2,014
6,999,056
42,772
$188,728,356
2,014
7,643,599
42,281
$205,355,202
1,971
7,526,327
41,832
$205,860,648
408,994
427,525
418,337
2,036,007,271 2,263,637,400 2,324,429,181
2,088.3
1,943.5
1,969.5
12,634,271
11,585,181
14,000,400
406,905.7
425,581. 5
416,367.5
2,023,373,000 2,249,637,000 2,312,844,000
628,745,000
698,233,000
717,478,000
15,040,000
49,042,000
43,518,000
18,000
299,000
5,480,000
378,000
664,000
938,000
298,000
942,000
8,386,000
55,083,000
49,722,000
16,000
297,000
6, 565,000
2,765,515,000
3,065,106,000
3,150,391,000
$55,427,000
2,702,092,000
6,462,000
1,534,000
$62,728,000
2,993,575,000
7,295,000
1,508,000
$64,244,000
3,077,406,000
7,232,000
1,509,000
16,000
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
ADMINISTRATION OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SALARIES AND
1960 actual
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary ber salary ber salary
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of State
1 $25, 000
$25,000
1 $25, 000
Under secretary of state
1 22, 506
22, 506
1 22, 506
Under secretary for political affairs
1 22, 000
22, 000
1 22, 000
Deputy under secretary
2 41,018
41, 018
2 41, 018
Adminis tr ator. _ _
1 20, 010
20, 010
2 41, 010
11 220,110
220,110
Assistant secretary.
11 220,110
1 20, 010
20, 010
Counselor
1 20, 010
1 19,011
19,011
Deputy administrator
2 39,021
1 19, 011
Deputy coordinator. _ _
19, 011
1 19, 011
1 19, 000
Legal adviser
1 20, 010
20, 010
1 17, 514
Special assistant
1 18, 512
18, 512
1 17, 826
Director
1 19,261
19,261
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant coordinator
1 17,514
1 18,512
1 18,512
Science adviser
1 17,514
2 37,024
2 37,024
Special assistant
1 17,514
1 18,512
1 18,512
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief of protocol
16,349
17, 576
17, 576
Deputy administrator. _.
31,342
17, 056
17, 056
Deputy assistant secretary
62, 046
66, 664
66, 664
Deputy legal adviser
__
15, 855
17, 056
17,056
Deputy special assistant
16,349
17, 576
17, 576
Director
16, 099
17,326
17,326
Regional coordinator-16, 806
16, 806
Special assistant
16, 536
15,392
16, 536
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Adviser to administrator
15,267
1 14, 206
15, 267
Assistant legal adviser
109, 719
7 101, 970
109, 719
Deputy Dudget andfinanceofficer
15,267
14,206
1
15, 267
Deputy director
31, 574
1 14,206
15,267
15, 517
Deputy office director
1 14, 435
15, 517
16,307
Deputy science adviser
1 15,163
16, 307
Director.
2 29, 598
47, 861
31, 554
1 14,435
Management analysis officer
15, 517
15, 517
2 30,326
Office director..
32, 614
32, 614
1 14,206
Planning officer
15, 267
15,267
1 14, 539
Regional coordinator.Special assistant
14 204, 087
15 234,653
15 234,653
Special assistant to secretary
1 14, 914
1 16,037
1 16,037
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Adviser
74,484
5 69, 222
5 74,484
Assistant chief
_._
15, 038
1 13, 978
1 15,038
Assistant chief of division
71,304
6 78, 747
5 71, 304
Assistant chief of staff
14, 061
1 13,083
1 14, 061
Assistant deputy administrator
1 14,456
15, 558
1 15, 558
Assistant legal adviser
1 13,374
14,380
1 14,380
Associate dean.
2
25,854
27,810
2
27,810
Attorney-adviser
10 134,673
10 146,391
10 146,391
Auditor
1 13,083
14,061
1 14,061
Chief of branch
4 52,914
4 56,910
56,910
Chief of division
33 442,225
34 489,917
33 476,168
Dean.
1 13,374
1 14,394
14,394
Deputy director
6 79, 958
99, 759
7 99,759
Deputy director of office
..
43,368
3 40,310
3 43,368
58,219
Director
4 55,786
4 58,219
30,076
Doctor
27,956
2
2 30,076
43^64
Executive director.
3 40,434
2 30,015
Foreign affairs officer
11 14974
8 101,080
9 121,990
General manager
15,517
1 13,083
1 15,517
Geographer
13,749
1 12,771
1 13,749
Historian
42,516
3 42,516
Information officer
13,978
28,787
2 28, 787
14,061
Information specialist
13,083
1 14,061
3 43,161
Intelligence research officer
40,143
3 43,161
58,843
International economist 68,099
4 58,843
70,347
International relations officer
77,853
5 70,347
44,990
Liaison officer
41,808
3 44,990
29,744
Officer in charge
13,978
29, 744
2
15,038
Regional coordinator.
13,978
1 15,038
15,038
Security counsel
13,978
1 15,038
19 267,950
Special assistant
209,785
19 267,950
Staff assistant
12,771
1 13,749
1 13.749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative management officer...
2 23,442
12,230
1 12,230
Administrative officer
13,270
1 13,270
Adviser
3 36,150
24,980
1 12.750
Assistant chief9 103,221
65,020
5 65,020
Assistant dean
1 12,563
13,520
1 13,520
Attorney.
3 36,753
36, 690
3 36,690
10 118,112
10 127,190
Attorney-adviser
10 127,190
2
22,714
Auditor
24,460
2 24,460
7 82,204
Budget examiner.
75,190
6 75,190
27 313,807
Chief of branch.
26 325,S
325,930
1 12,334
Chief of division.
25,230
13,000
1 11,835
College professor
12,750
12,750
1 11,606
Conference officer
12,480
12,480
1960 actual
EXPENSES
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510—Continued
Cryptographer
Data processing systems officer
Deputy director
Deputy division chief
Deputy executive director.
Deputy special assistant
Doctor
Education specialist
Executive director
Foreign affairs officer
Foreign exchange officer.
Foreign management officer
General counsel
Historian
Information specialist
Intelligence research specialist
International administrative officer. _.
International economist
International relations officer
Librarian
Management analyst
Officer in charge.
Personnel officer
Scientific linguist.
Special agent
Special assistant..
Staff assistant
Systems accountant...
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670—
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C.
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
1 $11,606
3 34,089
2
24,170
5 58, 707
2
23,192
1 11,606
1 12,563
1 13,042
1 11,357
26 305,352
1 12,563
1 11,835
1 11,606
4 50,502
5 60,403
5 59,925
23,192
2
10 117,437
22,963
2
1 12,334
1 11,606
1 12,085
1 11,835
22,714
2
22,714
2
13 157,722
1 11,357
3 34,089
194
2,028,411
274
2,404,120
294
2,197,941
5 35,131
372
2,354,930
44 270,455
518
2,863,246
323
1,617,259
703
3,146,320
589
2,392,642
343
1,277,771
51 181,703
48 157,598
5
2
9
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
14
1
3
$12,480
36, 690
12, 230
124,486
24,980
12,480
13,520
14,040
12,230
342,472
13,520
12,750
12,480
50,460
77,250
64,520
24,980
114,730
24,710
13,270
12,480
13,000
12,750
24,460
24,460
183,290
12,230
36,690
$12,480
36,690
12,230
124, 486
24,980
12,480
13,520
14,040
12,230
342,472
13,520
12,750
12,480
50,460
89,460
64,520
24,980
126,940
24,710
13,270
12,480
13,000
12,750
24,460
24,460
183,290
12,230
36,690
2,240,008
217
2,420,953
2,546,259
292
2,324,530
5 37,835
369
2,525,406
46 302,722
515
3,044,480
340
1,836,418
698
3,338,237
601
2,617,300
342
1,376,537
46 177,954
36 130,493
2,655,499
308
2,446,900
5 37,835
378
2,583,405
47 308,608
524
3,092,792
338
1,825,581
725
3,455,729
620
2,690,358
350
1,406,647
46 177,954
36 130,493
200
281
801-1158):
Chief of mission:
Class 1. $27,500
Class 2. $25,000
Class 3. $22,500..
Class 4. $20,000
Career ambassador $20,000
Foreign Service officer:
Career minister $19,800
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345..
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665.
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555._
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655...
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345....
17
25
24
19
3
_ .
467,806
625,050
540,144
380,190
62,010
17 327,437
192
3, 239, 664
385
5, 606, 752
7, 330, 280
645
6, 736, 484
707
)7
6,
6.090,379
461
I
3,272,838
288
1, 711,145
286
1, 617,150
29 491,191
64
932,073
141
1, 759,407
188
1,976,454
254
2,238,763
202
1,449,337
141
850, 756
6 32,740
17
25
25
20
3
467,806
625,050
562,650
400,200
62,010
19 375,697
191
3,460, 684
6, 030,351
587
7, 963, 715
655
7,380, 703
!1
6, 290,419
481
3,697,590
313
2,020.508
19
1,752,864
72 642,801
1,
143
31,130,186
1,923, 618
202
2,308, 687
262
2,493,064
193
1,512,734
148
960,038
5 29,454
17
25
26
35
3
467,806
625,050
585,156
700,350
62,010
19 375,697
194
3, 511, 635
394
6,190,308
604
8.179, 405
716
8,i, 034, 055
762
7,017,827
544
4,159,058
346
2, 220, 257
296
1,789,430
35 635,210
72
1,130,082
149
2,001.977
199
2,274,410
257
2, 456, 912
196
1, 542,188
155
1,004,309
6 29,454
153
154
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
ADMINISTRATION OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS—Con.
SALARIES AND
EXPENSES—Continued
1960 actual
Grades and ranges—Continued
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C.
801-1158)—Continued
Foreign Service staff:
Class 1. $12,655 to $14,155
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665
Class 8. $6,760 to $7,910
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber
9 $117,808
11 128,750
10 107,265
18 177,404
15 132,160
22 182, 441
41 310, 840
138
941,768
256
1, 565, 710
547
3. 048, 221
8
4, 545,958
921
II
4,041, 322
395
1, 517, 027
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $126, 736
9 $126,736
11 138,718
11 138,718
11 127,973
10 115,438
20 209,895
19 198.330
31 285,392
15 140,920
26 229,624
23 204,814
59 468,822
40 326,635
145
145
1, 065,169
1,065.169
270
276
1, 781,869
1,818,850
585
560
3, 379, 290
3, 519,004
943
977
5,199, 255
5,028,813
921
1, 001
4, 713, 882
4, 352, 977
423
399
1, 742, 902
1, 646, 733
Consular agent:
8 11,400
8 11,400
8 11,400
Class 1. $1,425
7
7,483
7
7,483
7
7,483
Class 2. $1,069
11
7,832
11
7,832
11
7,832
Class 3. $712
Grades established by the Secretary
of State:
U.S. member, Board for Validation
of German Bonds in the United
1 17,100
17,100
17,100
States
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210:
189 909,053
199 951,712
190 913,473
Wage board employees
9,183
9, 216
9, 474
Local employees
19,087, 366
17, 663, 672
16, 946, 363
22, 570
21, 654
21, 548
117,131, 206
123, 345, 866
108,342, 544
544.6
600.8
456.1
2, 497, 868
2, 604, 866
4, 467,142
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
5, 347. 8
5,192. 3
5, 388. 8
United States and possessions
41,339, 551
40,114, 344
36,114,374
Foreign countries:
7, 396. 2
U.S. rates
6, 946.1
6,771. 7
60, 974, 241
57, 474, 916
51, 643, 662
9, 225. 2
8, 971.0
8,927. 4
Local rates_
18,427,208
17,044, 078
16,117,366
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment (United States
721, 738
609, 989
126, 761
and possessions)
125, 285
138,162
102, 237
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
417,
663
819,
249
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,190, 562
1,197, 529
1,129, 812
Overtime and holiday pay
92, 959
96. 317
79, 496
Nightwork differential
2, 569, 619
2,818, 990
2, 310, 425
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim61, 244
61, 244
67,011
bursable details
108, 510. 393
Total personal services.
ACQUISITION,
OPERATION,
AND M A I N T E N A N C E
ABROAD
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-17 $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $15 255 to $16,295:
Assistant director for architecture and
engineering
Assistant director for operations
Assistant director for planning.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Architectural adviser
Assistant director for operations
Foreign buildings officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Architectural engineer
Chief of branch
Foreign buildings officer
Supervising architect
Supervising architectural engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
119, 700, 659
OF
125, 774, S
BUILDINGS
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
ber salary
1
$15,621
1
$16,806
1
15,267
15,267
15,267
15,267
1
1
4
13,978
13,374
52, 623
2
3
2
23, 774
34, 569
23, 961
24, 689
2
1
12
11, 606
126,316
50,773
1
15,038
71, 637
~5""""71,"304
1
3
1
2
1
14
5
$17,056
13, 520
37, 710
13,000
26, 520
12, 480
157, 830
45, 365
1
4
1
2
1
13
5
13, 520
50,210
13,000
26, 790
12,750
147, 722
46,425
Grades and ranges—Continued
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service staff:
Class 1. $12,655 to $14,155
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665
Class 8. $6,760 to $7,910
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct 1
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Terminal leave, etc
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary
3
5
1
8
1
15
10
4
$21,090
32,823
6,074
43,847
5,096
69,470
39,645
14,060
1
3,266
7
8
9
7
14
6
5
4
112
3
8
1
6
2
16
8
3
1
$22,713
55,537
6,718
35,860
11,149
78,625
34,320
11,295
3,619
3
9
1
5
2
16
8
2
1
$23,213
62,962
6,885
30,658
11,482
79,438
34,840
7,530
3,723
93,161
91,851
94,120
65,998
119,389
47,258
35,466
25,624
7
12
6
8
12
8
5
2
100,943
148,161
67,266
82,036
112,550
68,284
37,878
14,248
9
9
6
7
9
7
7
1
127,755
110,637
67,578
73,487
84,136
59,778
53,851
7,238
273,000
105
262,000
100
258,000
255 1,472, 522 248 1, 578,042 238 1, 548,102
34 213,042
41 192,724
24 183,102
76
583,683
78
650,000
78
650,000
48
90
463,432
232,683
45
91
488,000
227,000
45
91
488,000
227,000
Total personal services-
10.224
5,627
17,467
2,769
5, 345
2,000
19,000
7,655
2,000
19,000
13,000
1,315,885
1,399,000
1,399,000
ADVANCES AND R E I M B U R S E M E N T S
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Intelligence research officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Intelligence research specialistGS-13. $10,635 to $11,935—.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Foreign Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,2)i to $8,655
Class 7. $6,0§l to $7,115
Class 8. $5,085 to 6,345
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345
Foreign Service staff:
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
Total permanent positions
Deduct lapses
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary
1
$15,038
1
$13,978
11
33
38
41
31
34
6
43
47
7
1
130, 727
343,195
336,462
302, 263
193, 766
182,896
30, 452
195,829
189,881
24, 875
3,266
1
7
19
11, 669
71, 345
159, 996
71,050
113,105
90,436
15
16
12, 542
66,104
136,180
76,481
115,422
97,344
2
9,901
17, 867
22, 568
5,408
1
1
3
1
10, 650
8,965
24, 336
5,824
1
2
2
1
12,022
7,696
1
2
8, 507
12, 938
12, 896
4,659
10
18
16
1
3
1
11,980
4,326
128,480
347,361
269, 840
287,196
188, 928
167, 786
37, 668
215,406
183, 352
15, 372
3,515
10
17
377 2,556,959 338 2,452, 790
94,089
36.2 246, 976 13
Total permanent (average number,
340.8
325
net salary)
2,358,701
2,309, 9
Positions other than permanent: Inter11,000
20,003
mittent employment
Other personal services:
9.434
19, 667
Regular pay above 52-week base..
19,000
30,427
Overtime and holiday pay
4,640
3,361
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
2,383,441
2,402, 775
155
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND
CONFERENCES
M I S S I O N S TO I N T E R N A T I O N A L
INTERNATIONAL
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
excess of $16,530:
ber salary
ber salary ber salary
U.S. representative to the United
Nations
$27,518
$27, 518
$27,518
Deputy U.S. representative to the
United Nations
25,002
25,002
25, 002
U.S. representative to Economic and
Social Council
22, 506
22, 506
22, 506
U.S. representative to Trusteeship
Council
22, 506
22,506
22,506
Counselor of mission
22, 506
22, 506
22, 506
U.S. representative to International
Atomic Energy Commission
22, 506
22, 506
22, 506
Deputy U.S. representative to International Atomic Energy Agency....
20,010
20, 010
20,010
U.S. representative on the Council of
the Organization of American States.
19,802
19,261
19,802
U.S. representative on the InterAmerican Economic and Social
Council of the Organization of
American States
19, 261
19,802
19,802
Senior scientific adviser
19,011
19,011
19,011
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy to the counselor
16,806
15,392
16,806
International organization affairs offi16,806
15,392
16,806
GS-16. $15^255 to $16",295:
Chief administrative officer
14,206
Alternate representative, International Civil Aviation Organization..
15,267
14,851
15, 517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
13,749
Political officer
25, 542
14,061
13,749
Chief administrative officer
13,749
Deputy administrative officer
12,771
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Political officer
...
22,714
49,170
61,650
International organization affairs officer
11,357
24,710
24,710
12,230
Administrative officer
12,480
Executive assistant
11,357
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
29, 703
21,300
32,199
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
51,750
47,465
47,965
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
50,960
47,716
48,776
7,426
7,987
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
7,987
93,806
101,879
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
104,000
23,879
31,428
31,761
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
69,077
75,755
77,728
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
66,437
74,192
75,191
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
50,106
43,619
62.004
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
36,628
39,728
40,248
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
4,077
4,410
4,410
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
17,764
19.239
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
19, 551
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 8011158):
Foreign Service officer:
38,272
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
36,650
38, 668
30, 535
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
14,206
48,276
69,825
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665. _.
70,908
64,626
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
24, 918
24,918
22,859
9,069
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
8,154
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345..6,365
5, 574
6,365
Foreign Service reserve officer:
1
19,261
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
1
19,261
19,261
4
61,070
4
56,493
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
62,129
1
12,896
2
24,669
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
13,250
Foreign Service staff:
21,236
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155.
3
19,552
21,465
18,241
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640
3
16,765
18,616
38,022
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930...
7
34,757
38,958
14,602
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
3
13,416
14,914
4,326
1
4,160
4,493
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
3
14,250
3
14,250
15,270
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Total personal services..
570200—61
146 1,281,262
10.8 102,694
152 1,346,259
10. 6 113,454
109 836,561 109 873,755
26.2 274, 560 26.2 304,813
114 918,620
27.4 314,185
17,800
17,300
148 1,220,674
12.8 109,553
11
36,161
2,497
1,166,746
4,827
30,900
NEGOTIATIONS
1960 actual
ORGANIZATIONS
1960 actual
TARIFF
2,200
32,200
2,400
1,234,295
1,284,705
Grades established by the Foreign Service
Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345
1961 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
1
1
1
1
Total permanentDeduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
STATES
1
1
11,700
0.8 13,000
0. 6
COMMISSION
1960 actual
$17,035
1
17,035
0. 4 8,865
22,600
CITIZENS
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or aboveLess than $12,210
$16,682
11,565
7,467
5,283
4
40,997
2.2 16,297
Total personal services..
UNITED
1962 estimate
8,170
8,000
5,300
1,830
52,600
18,000
ON
N A T O
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
6
4
_
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
$77,809
25,791
6
4
$77,809
25,791
10 103,600
4.6 54,150
10 103,600
5.7 60,710
49,450
42,890
Total personal services
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS
INTERNATIONAL
BOUNDARY
AND
WATER
COMMISSION,
S T A T E S AND M E X I C O
SALARIES AND
UNITED
EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Commissioner
1 $19,802
$19,261
$19,802
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Principal engineer (supervising)
13,978
1
15,038
15,038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Principal engineer (planning)
12, 563
1
13,520
13,520
66,164
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
71,385
71,927
6
54,641
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
59,280
59, 550
6
6
89,419
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
87,070
88,130
11
10
10
46,051
42,972
43,619
7
6
6
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
59,818
76, 586 12
77,209
10
12
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
10,358
11,315
11,482
2
2
2
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
30,617
33,406
33,406
6
6
6
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
41,453
49,608
50,336
10
11
11
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
22,214
20,115
20,635
6
5
5
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
16,995
21,922
22,130
5
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
9,201
9,340
9,340
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reimbursable details
Total personal services
74
492,733
75
531,359
75
536,124
3.9 19,977
4
24,444
3
17,470
71
506,915
72
518,654
0.2
1,513
69. 9 471,243
297
1,000
3,374
3,354
2,000
1,000
17,964
19,335
19,261
496,232
529,250
538,915
156
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOB, FISCAL YEAR 1962
1960 actual
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS-Continued
INTERNATIONAL
BOUNDARY
STATES
AND
OPERATION
AND
WATER
COMMISSION,
UNITED
MEXICO—Continued
AND
MAINTENANCE
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, operations section
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary
ber salary
ber salary
$13, 520
34, 528
72,425
43,805
7, 987
36, 338
7, 218
72, 674
57,970
39, 272
48, 568
28,144
60.109
$12, 563
33, 321
66.580
40, 498
7,426
33,301
6, 677
51, 355
57, 597
45,157
32, 877
25, 980
72, 303
170
778,072
187
875,953
258 1,263, 707 273 1,398,511
4.2 19,985
1.2
13
68,421
$13. 520
34. 528
72, 675
44,595
7, 987
36, 837
7. 384
73.320
58. 760
39.937
49.192
28, 706
61,045
181
848,830
267 1,377,316
7
41,866
6.027
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
1,330,090
1, 335.450
21, 785
18, 400
18.400
8, 851
47,354
1,838
5,360
15,200
15,200
1/317, 523
1,371,250
1,371,250
2,200
2,200
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other position schedules paid from this account. _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
SECTIONS,
1961 estimate
@FedFRASER