Evening star

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that opportunity at the inaug-'

uration. The ceremony formal

ised a presidential term Dr.

Duvalier extended until 1967 in i

a rigged election two years ago.

In an open bid for foreign

aid. Dr. Duvalier told an esti

mated 50.000 peasants the

impoverished Negro republic's

basic problems are economic, j

not political. L

He said Haiti needs money

urgently for a vast national re-

covery effort.

Seeks No Red Aid

Haiti will accept any foreign

aid if it does not carry unde-

sirable conditions. Dr. Duvalier j

said. h

Dr. Duvalier said earlier Haiti

will not seek aid from Com-ft

munist nations.

The United States has cut 1

off economic aid that has l

totaled about 560 million since I

1957. [t

Since that time, Haiti’s na-

THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT

Labor Department and Lodge 12

Ag ree on Model I n-Step Pay Pol icy

By JOSEPH YOUNG

Star Staff Writer

The Labor Department has

established a policy in granting

within-step pay raises to its

employes that could well serve

as a model for other Federal

agencies.

The department signed an

agreement with Labor Lodge 12,

American Federation of Gov

ernment Employes, which gives

Labor Department employes

specific rights and sets up def

inite criteria regarding the

granting of these in-grade pay

raises under the new "accepta

ble level of competence” provi

sion of the pay reform law.

This is in contrast to some

other agencies where employes

have been denied in-step raises

because of the whims or preju-;

dices of supervisors and are not

given any reason why they were

denied the increases, nor given 1

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1963). Washington, D.C., 1963-05-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1963-05-23/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1963-05-23.