The Budget of the United States Government

1962 actual

1963 estimate 1964 estimate

BUREAU OF THE BUDGET-Continued

SALARIES AND EXPENSES—Continued

$23, 908

Other personnel compensation:

Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay.
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details...--

Total personnel compensation..

3, 631

451,080

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total ber salary ber salary ber salary 1 $13,000 1 $14, 560 1 $14, 560

12,854 2 24, 460 1 12,854 2 26, 124

1 13, 270 1 13, 270 12, 450 1 13, 707 2 26, 977 10 126, 940 8 112, 589 10 139, 150 37 411, 100 33 385, 553 46 530, 454 36 332, 160 38 374, 866 40 392, 588 26 203, 816 34 283, 533 31 259, 903

3 22, 838 2 16, 307 2 16, 307 39 266, 721 31 224, 872 23 171, 228 14 91, 729 17 119, 930 17 120, 118 44 266, 550 51 321, 450 51 324, 008 33 181, 481 31 173, 514 35 194, 373 29 142, 044 13 68. 910 18 90, 999 6 27, 248 9 41, 390 8 37, 564

15, 705 6 24. 709 3 12,916 6 23, 170 6

24, 380 6 24, 484 1 3,203

Grades and ranges-Continued
GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245—Continued

Cartographer.
Editor..
Fiscal economist.
Information officer.
Legislative analyst..

Management analyst.
GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070.
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.
GS-11, $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700.
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370-
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.
GS-2. $3,560 to $4,505.

GS-1. $3,245 to $4,190. Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,845..

Total permanent.
Deduct-

Lapses..
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year.. Add net increase due to higher pay scales

for part of year-
Net 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.
Nightwork differential.
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details..

Total personnel compensation..

45, 054 9 51, 376 10 56, 306 465 4, 626, 590 465 5,032, 931 490 5, 393, 498 24. 5 17

12 228, 447 177, 931 132, 498

92,000

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total ber salary ber salary ber salary 1 $20,000 1 $20,000 1 $20.000 5 92, 250 7 130, 250 7 131, 000 2 33,072 5 90,564 5 91,063 1 16, 536 1 18, 512 1

19,011 1 15, 538 1 15, 538

122, 000

1 1 1

1 1

440.5

4,398, 143

11,939 9, 755 7,571

448 4,763,000

66, 000 10.000 20,000

14, 976 13, 270 11, 170 10, 754 8,320 8, 029 35, 652

1 5

45, 052 11, 807 27,862

478 5,383,000

53,000 10.000 32,000 41,000 45, 950

Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $18,000:
Executive secretary.
Aerospace assistant.
GS-17. $18,000 to $20,000:

Aerospace assistant

Assistant to executive secretaryGS-15. $14,565 to $17,925:

Aerospace assistant.. GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245:

Administrative officer.

Aerospace assistant.
G9-13. $11,150 to $14,070..
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.
GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700..
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370..
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.
GS-2. $3,560 to $4,505..

Total permanent.
Deduct-

Lapses..
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year. Add net increase due to higher pay scales for part of year.

Net permanent (average number,

net salary) Positions other than permanent: Inter

mittent employment...
Other personnel compensation:

Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay.
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details.....

Total personnel compensation.....

5, 554 4,742 8, 798 3, 931 3,578

1 1 2

8, 944 4,035

3,578

Grades and ranges: Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total excess of $7,290:

ber salary ber salary ber salary Chairman, Council of Economic Advisers.

1 $20, 500 1 $20,500 1 $20, 500 Council member..

2 40,000 2 40,000 2 40,000 Economist

20 266, 220 20 287, 019 20 287,019 Statistician..

2 23, 608 2 25, 105 2 25, 105 GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.

1 7, 675 GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700.

4 26, 791 5 35, 215 5 35, 652 GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.

3 19, 489

5 33, 986 5 34, 194 GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.

5 28, 662

40, 882 7 41, 643 GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.

4 22, 152

5, 035 1 5, 221 GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.

1 4,410 1 4,722 1 4,722 GS-2. $3,560 to $4,505.

1 3,516 Total permanent.

44 463, 022 44 492, 464 494,056 DeductLapses.

9.1 85, 437 1.7 19, 122 2.6 28, 946 Net decrease due to lower pay scales for part of year.

8, 542 Add net increase due to higher pay scales for part of year.

8, 890 Net permanent (average number, net salary)...

34.9 377, 585 42.3 464,800 41. 4 474,000 Positions other than permanent: Temporary employment..

11, 805
28, 500

12,000 Part-time employment.

4,000

4,000 Intermittent employment.......

34, 151 24,500 15,000

Grades and ranges: Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total excess of $20,000:

ber salary ber salary ber salary Executive secretary, National Security Council

1 $20,000 1 $20,000 1 $20,000
GS-18. $20,000:
Deputy executive secretary, National
Security Council.

18, 512
20,010 1

20,010 Senior staff member.

3 55, 536 3

60,030 3 GS-17. $18,000 to $20,000:

60, 030 Internal security coordinating officer. 1 16, 806

19, 011

19,510 Senior staff member..

2 33, 072

18, 512 GS-16. $16,000 to $18,000:

19, 510 Senior staff member.

5 77, 625 4

64,064

64,064 GS-15. $14,565 to $17,925: Information liaison officer..

1 15, 038

16, 973

16, 973 Staff member.

15, 059 GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245:

15,538 Junior staff member.

3 36, 940 4 51, 832

51,832 GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070.

4 43, 640 3 37, 128 3 37,503 G8-12. $9,475 to $11,995.

2 20, 280

22, 444

11,378

1962 actual

1963 estimate 1964 estimate

1962 actual

1963 estimate 1964 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total ber salary

ber

salary ber salary 1 16,016 1 16,016

1 18,013 1 18,013 1 16,037 1 16, 307 1 18,013 1 18,013 1 15, 517

8, 590 64, 190

7,134 79, 538 22, 901 5, 366 4, 110

1
1

29, 728

42, 494

38,658

Grades and ranges-Continued

GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700.
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370.

Total permanent.
Deduct-
Lapses..
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year.
Add net increase due to higher pay scales
for part of year..

Net permanent (average number,

net salary). Positions other than permanent: Inter

mittent employment.
Other personnel compensation:

Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay,
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details...--

Total personnel compensation.

Grades and ranges-Continued
GS-16. $16,000 to $18,000:
Assistant chief, resource analysis di-

vision..
Assistant chief, resource management

division.
Deputy director, economic stabiliza-

tion.
Deputy general counsel..
Director, classified location..
Director, emergency measures divi-

sion.
Director, manpower division.
Director, national resource evalua-

tion center
Director, radio spectrum division..
Manpower specialist..
Mobilization planning specialist.

Program priority officer..
G8-16. $14,665 to $17,925:

Administrative service officer...
Assistant director of operations, classi-

fied location...
Attorney...
Chemical, biological, and radiological

defense officer...
Civilian requirements officer-
Communications specialist.
Continuity of Government officer-
Continuity of leadership specialist.
Coordinator, national defense execu-

tive reserve.
Damage assessment analyst
Deputy director, classified location.
Deputy director, health services.
Director, classified program.
Director, emergency agencies division.
Director, energy and water resources

division.
Director, Government continuity di-

vision.
Director, plans and projects division..
Director, production and distribution

division.
Director, research and production

office
Director, special facility.
Director, survival services division.
Director, women's activities..
Economic program development offi-

cer..
Economist.
Electronic engineer.
Emergency facilities planning officer..
Engineer, electronic
Executive assistant.
Executive secretary.
Industrial specialist
Information specialist..
Intelligence analyst..
Legislative, labor, manpower special-
Management analyst.
Manpower specialist.
Medical supply officer.
Operations analyst.
Physical science administrator.
Physical security officer.
Physicist...
Planning officer.
Program evaluation officer.
Program officer.
Readiness development officer.
Regional office director.
Research analyst ..
Research specialist..
Resources management officer.
Resources and production officer.
Special assistant.
Special assistant (power).
stabilization specialist..
State representative..
Statistician.
Stockpile management officer.
Supervisory security specialist..
Survey statistician. -
Systems analyst...

Transportation specialist.
GS-14, $12,845 to $16,245:
Administrative officer.
Analytical statistician..
Assistant director, classified program
Budget officer...
Chief, operations section..
Chief, physical readiness section..
Communications specialist.
Congressional liaison officer.
Continuity of leadership specialist.
Contract specialist...
Deputy director, special facility
Director of personnel..
Economist..
Engineer (electronic).
Engineer (general).
Executive assistant.
Industrial specialist.
Information specialist.
International organization officer.
Liaison officer
Management analyst..
Management analysis officer.

32,032

14, 394 45, 012 15, 309 15, 309 103, 210 43, 161

32,032

Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
excess of $20,000:

ber salary ber salary ber salary
Director, Office of Emergency Plan-
ning-

1 $25,000 1 $25,000 1 Deputy director, Office of Emergency

$25,000 Planning.

1 21,000 1 21,000 1 Assistant director for Federal-State

21,000

20,000 relations. Assistant director for resources and economic affairs.

1 20,000 Assistant director, Office of Emergency Planning.-

2 40,000 2 Assistant director/Director of tele

40,000 communications management.

1 20,000 1 20,000 1 GS-18. $20,000:

20,000 Director, civil affairs office..

1 20,010 1 Director, economic affairs office.

20,010

20,010 Director, economic development divi

20, 010 sion

1 20,010 1 Director, economic stabilization

20,010

1 18, 512 Director, emergency plans and readiness.

1 18, 512 Director, Government readiness office

1 20, 010 1 Director, industry and finance office..

20,010

1 20, 010 1 Director, manpower and services

20, 010 office

20, 010

20, 010 Director, policy development office.

1 20, 010

20, 010 Director, program evaluation office..

1 20, 010 1 Director, research, policy and review.

20, 010

1 18, 512 Director, resources planning and mobilization

1 18, 512 Director, special liaison..

1 18,512 Director, telecommunications.

1 18, 512 1 20, 010 1 20, 010 Fuel and energy specialist.

18, 512 General counsel.

18, 512 1

20, 010 Manpower specialist..

20,010

1 18, 512 Production and material specialist - 1 18, 512 Special assistant for telecommunications....

1 20,010 1 GS-17. $18,000 to $20,000:

20,010 Area director.

8 134, 178 Deputy director, mobilization base analysis.

1 17,576 Deputy director, telecommunications. 1 17, 056 1 19, 510 1 Director, economic stabilization divi

19,510 sion..

1 18,512

18,512 Director, emergency measures branch. 1 16, 806 Director, information..

1 16, 536 1 20,010 1 20,010 Director, liaison

1 20,010 1 20,010 Director of administration..

17, 326 1 18, 013 1 Director, policy formulation branch..

18,512 1

16,536 Director, preparedness measures division.

1 Director, readiness review branch.

18, 512

1 16, 536 Director, research office.

1 18, 013 1 18,013 Director, resource analysis division..

1 20,010 1 Director, resource management divi

20,010 sion..

1 18,013 1 Director, resource mobilization plans.

18,013

1 17,576 Food and water specialist.

1 16, 806 Director, transportation division.

20,010 20,010 650100—6363

1 4 1

15, 538 61, 634 14, 581

15,538 62, 152 15,059

15, 309
15, 038
15, 038

1
1
1
1

13, 707
13, 707
13, 707
12,854

12, 480

13, 270 29, 536

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total ber salary ber salary ber salary 2 $27, 310 1

$15, 413 $15, 413 1 13, 520

12, 854 1 12, 480 1

13, 707

1 13, 707 1 12, 230 4 52, 540

6 78, 393 9 117, 371 1 13, 520

15, 413

1 15, 413 5 63, 480

1 13, 707 1 14, 123
1
12, 854

1 12, 854 1 13, 520

1 12, 854 13, 520 1

14,976

1 15, 413 1 12, 750

1 12,854 1 12,854 18 242, 024

18 244, 841 1 13, 520

1 15, 413 1 15, 413 12,854

1 12,854 1 12, 480 1

13, 520 82

921, 440 51 607, 646 46 536, 901 15 143, 125 11 110, 221 14 139, 571 15 120, 005 18 151, 965 21 176, 365

5 38, 334 3 24, 336 3 24, 336 25 175, 056 23 170, 131 26 183, 402 12 80, 621 9 65, 587 9 65, 997 31 187, 783 39 235, 700 40 248, 650 62 340, 751 54

309, 411 57

325, 223 58 290, 104 41 208, 814 55 270, 290 17 76, 232 8 36, 692 8 36, 832 6 24,067 1 4,597

1 4, 597 6 24, 210 5

21, 655

5 21,655 7 32, 925 6 30, 842 6 30, 842 500 4,830,700 413 4, 276, 980 460 4,718, 588 36 320, 700 23

196, 645

17 169, 878 74, 335

Grades and ranges:

GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565..
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370.
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830..

Total permanent..
Deduct-

Lapses.
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year. Add net increase due to higher pay scales for part of year..

Net permanent (average number,

net salary)...
Other personnel compensation:

Overtime and holiday pay
Regular pay above 52-week base..

Total personnel compensation...

Grades and ranges-Continued
GS-14. $12,485 to $16,245—Continued

Manpower specialist.
Operations analyst
Operations plans officer.
Personnel officer...
Planning officer.
Program officer.
Program planning officer
Project director.
Regional office director.
Resources and production officer
Resources management analyst.
Special assistant, labor.
Stabilization specialist.
Staff assistant.
State representative.
Storage specialist.
Supervisory security specialist.
Tests officer..
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070.
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.-
GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700..
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
G9-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370.
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.

GS-2. $3,560 to $4,505. Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,845.

Total permanent...
Deduct-

Lapses.
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year. AddNet increase due to higher pay scales

for part of year Portion of salaries carried in other posltion schedules paid from this account Net permanent (average number,

net salary). Positions other than permanent:

Temporary employment..
Intermittent employment.
Other personnel compensation:

Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay.
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details...

Total personnel compensation...

21, 529

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total ber salary

ber salary ber salary 1 $22, 500 $22, 500 1 20, 500 20.500 5

100, 050 7 140, 070 3 57, 033 7 134, 075 1 18,000

5.565, 000

Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $20,000:
Director..

Deputy Director
GS-18. $20,000:

Technical staff member..
GS-17. $18,000 to $20,000:

Technical staff member.
GS-16. $16,000 to $18,000:

Technical staff member
GS-15. $14,565 to $17,925:

Technical staff member
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700..
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370.

Total permanent..
Deduct-

Lapses -
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year.. Add net increase due to higher pay scales for part of year --

Net permanent (average number,

net salary). Positions other than permanent: Inter

mittent employment.Other personnel compensation: Overtime and holiday pay...

Total personnel compensation...

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF

AGRICULTURE

Portions of salaries carried in other posi

tion schedules paid from this account (net permanent, average number, net

salary). ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,

EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Grades established by act of July 1, 1944

(42 U.S.O. 307): Assistant surgeon general.. Add portions of salaries carried in other

position schedules paid from this account.--

Net permanent (average number,

net salary).

318, 589 82,000 16,000 416, 589

401, 515 127,000

18,000 546, 515

FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT-PERSONNEL COMPENSATION

DISASTER RELIEF

1962 actual 1963 estimate 1964 estimate

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PLANNING

Positions other than permanent: Tom

porary employment.
Other personnel compensation:

Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay...

Total personnel compensation..

FOREIGN ASSISTANCE

Num. Total Num- Total Num- Total ber salary ber

salary ber salary 1 $13, 730 1 $15, 059 1 $15, 538

14, 581 1 15, 059 13, 570 1 14,976 1 14, 976 12, 210 1 12,854

13, 270 1 13, 707 1 14, 123 42, 540 5 61, 149 5

61, 506 39, 200 42, 662

42,989 1 8,091 1 8, 590

1 5, 554 1 5, 741 1 4,830 1

5,054

1 5, 221 4 18, 700 4 20, 542

20, 542 17 152, 871 21 214,728 20 208, 965 5.6 50, 627 1.8 17, 293 1

10, 629 3, 973

Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $14,565 to $17,925:

Engineer, general..

Program officer
GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245:

Program officer.
Engineer, general..

Auditor
GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.
GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005..

Total permanent..
Deduct-

Lapses...
Net decreases due to lower pay scales

for part of year. Add net increases due to higher pay scales for part of year.

Net permanent (average number,

net salary). Positions other than permanent: Tempo

rary employment.-
Other personnel compensation:

Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay.

Total personnel compensation.

MILITARY ASSISTANCE

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total ber Salary ber salary ber salary

1 $18, 512

1 18, 512

1 16, 536

1 $19,011

1 1

15, 267 15, 267

1 15, 038 1 14, 061 2 28, 455 2 27, 498 1 15, 038 6 86, 321 1 13, 749 10 143, 252

1 16, 494 1 15, 538 2 29, 640 3 44, 221

16, 973 5 81, 036 1 14, 581 10 155, 856 1 14, 560 1 13, 270 1 12,854

16, 494 1 16, 016 2 30, 597 3 45, 656 1 16, 973 5 81, 514 1 15, 059 10 159, 203 1 14, 560 1 13, 707 1 13, 270

1 13, 270 1 12, 480 2 25, 750 1 13, 520 3 37, 980 1 13, 270 10 110, 616 9 82, 515 2 15, 142 1 7, 987 11 79, 145

9 59, 967 31 186, 329 67 373, 530 29 139, 216 17 72, 384 3 12, 044

4 53, 538 1 14, 560 10 118, 583 8 77, 752 1 8,050 1 8,778 9 68, 890 8 56, 200 33 205, 716 67 386, 762 22 109, 948 14 61,855 3 11,897

Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $20,000:
Deputy assistant secretary (regional

affairs).
Senior project director (systems

selections) GS-17. $18,000 to $20,000: Assistant general counsel (interna

tional affairs). GS-16. $16,000 to $18,000:

Staff officer (collateral activities).

Staff officer (politico-military affairs).
GS-15. $14,565 to $17,925:

Accountant..
Attorney..
Auditor..
Budget analyst..
Construction engineer.
Foreign affairs officer.
Infrastructure specialist.
Program analyst..
GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245:

Accountant.
Attorney.
Budget analyst.
Foreign affairs officer.
Program analyst.

Statistician..
GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070..
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.
GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700.-
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370.
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.
Positions established by the Secretary

of Defense: Assistant international logistics ne

gotiations. Deputy assistant director for foreign

programs. Deputy chief, programingDeputy director, office of military

assistance
Deputy military assistance comp-

troller...
Director, military assistance planning.
Director of policy review
Director of weapons production and

sales.
Military assistance comptroller...
Principal deputy assistant secretary

(international security affairs). Grades established by the Secretary of

Defense:
DEF-1. $18,050 to $19,650:
Defense adviser, USRO and

DEFREPNAMA.
General manager, NATO mainte-

nance supply services system..
DEF-2. $16,320 to $18,050 for 1962:

$15,900 to $18,900 for 1963

and 1964: Air defense and technical adviser.. Director, multilateral finance divi.

sion.. Director, mutual weapons develop

ment team. Director, production and logistics division

4 55, 223 1 14, 560 10 120, 723 8 79, 936 1

8, 320 1 8, 778 9 69, 576 8 56, 200 34 213, 327 68 395, 149 22 112, 358 14 63, 315 3 12, 209

18, 512 15, 517

1 1 1

20, 010

15, 413 14, 560 13, 707 14, 123

1 1 1

Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $16,000 to $18,000:

Director, Nicaro project..
GS-15. $14,565 to $17,925:

Assistant chief counsel..
Assistant director, project adminis-

tration....
Chief counsel.
Commodity analyst.
Director, defense lending..
Regional director, defense materials

service...
Supervisor, strategic materials man-

agement
GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245:

Business economist.
Commodity analyst.
Contract specialist.
Loan examiner.
Regional director, defense materials

service...
GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070.
GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.
GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700.-
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS4. $4,110 to $5,370.
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,845...

Total permanent...
Deduct-

Lapses.
Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

part of year. Add net increase due to higher pay scales for part of year.

Net permanent (average number,

net salary)

17, 514 16, 016 20,010

2 5 5 5 14

13, 520 13,000 12, 480 13,000 26, 250 60, 028 49, 795 41, 475 97, 824 31, 450 23, 795 61, 817 27, 560 8, 716

1 2 1

16, 494 15, 413 14, 560 13, 707 14, 123 29, 973 36, 400 53, 728 36, 441 98, 696 38, 273 29, 680 48, 294 25, 480

7, 654 10, 088

14,560 23, 421 10, 421

3 5 4 13 6 5 9 5 2

16, 016 17,763

1 17, 514 1 16, 515 1 20,010 1 16, 515 1 17,763 1 20,010

8 5

4 12 6 2

60, 736 30, 722 23, 941 32, 885 14, 996 11, 481

6 3 3

1 17, 264

19, 009

10, 855

1 18, 054 1 18, 054 1 17,264

1962 actual

FOREIGN ASSISTANCE-Continued

1963 estimate 1964 estimate

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

continued Grades and ranges--Continued

Num- Total Num- Total Num. Total Grades established by the Secretary of ber salary ber salary Defense--Continued

ber salary DEF-3. $14,900 to $16,320 for 1962:

$13,440 to $17,000 for 1963

and 1964: Administrative officer...

1 $15, 683 1 $15, 683 Attorney.

1 13,894 1 Director, combat development test

14,331 center

1 17,014 1 Deputy director for NATO main

17, 014 tenance supply services system

and armament committee affairs.. 1 $15, 974 1 17,014 1 Production specialist (Starfighter

17,014 program).Production specialist.

16, 120 1 16, 120

14, 789 1 Program analyst.

14, 789

1 14,914 1 16, 120 1 Project officer

16, 120

1 16, 557 1 Security specialist.

16, 557

1 13,894 1 14,331 Supply specialist

2 30,014 2 Traffic specialist.

30, 472 DEF-4. $13,600 to $14,900 for 1962;

1 14,331 1 14,789 $11,150 to $14,070 for 1963 and 1964: Administrative officer.

1 13, 957 Budget analyst..

1 11, 170 1 Contract specialist..

11, 523

2 25, 230 2 Industrial engineer.

25, 230

1 11, 523 1 Procurement officer.

11,898

1 11,523 1 Production specialist.

11,898

1 13, 582 Supply specialist..

1 14, 310 1 12, 979 1 DEF-5. $11,740 to $13,030 for 1962;

12, 979 $9,315 to $11,755 for 1963 and 1964.

50, 207 DEF-6. $10,785 to $12,025 for 1962;

40, 663 4 41,579 $7,705 to $9.745 for 1963 and 1964.

6 66, 570 1 DEF-7. $9,025 to $10,325 for 1962;

8,736 1 8,736 $6,910 to $8,980 for 1963 and 1964.. 2 DEF-8. $8,270 to $9,420 for 1962;

18,050 $6,225 to $8,115 for 1963 and 1964.

6,864 1 DEF-9. $7,515 to $8,665 for 1962;

6,864 $5,610 to $7,320 for 1963 and 1964.

1 DEF-10. $6,760 to $7,910 for 1962;

7,987 $5,060 to $6,590 for 1963 and 1964.

1 5,928 1 DEF-12. $5,650 to $6,640 for 1962;

5,928 $4,110 to $5,445 for 1963 and 1964.

1 6, 261 DEF-13. $5,000 to $5,930..

1 Ungraded positions at daily rates equiva

5, 636 lent to $12,845 or above: Military assistance evaluation officer.... 2 26,000

2 26,000 2 26,000 Total permanent..

265
252

254 Deduct

2, 214, 173 2, 258, 261 2, 299, 903 Lapses..

23 222, 871 4 23,001 1 Net decrease due to lower pay scales for

12, 612 part of year... Add net increase due to higher pay scales

34, 160 for part of year. Net permanent (average number,

46, 868 net salary): United States and possessions.... 184

174

179

1,479, 702 1, 492, 107 Foreign countries: U.S. rates.

1, 590, 323 Positions other than permanent: Inter

58 511,600 74 708, 993 74 743, 836 mittent employment: United States

and possessions.. Other personal services:

34,897

41,000 41,000 Regular pay above 52-week base.... Overtime and holiday pay..

18, 441

97,732 Post differentials and cost-of-living al

115, 300 116,000 lowances.... Payments to other agencies for reim

16, 900

17,800 16,700 bursable details...

2,546
Total personnel compensation, Of-
fice of the Secretary of Defense... 2, 142, 377 2,375, 200 2,526, 300

ARMY
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $18,000 to $20,000:
Special assistant for international
logistics..

1 18,000 1 GS-16. $16,000 to $18,000:

18,000 Administrative officer..

1 GS-15. $14,565 to $17,925:

16, 295 Administrative officer.

3 43, 140

1 Budget officer..

16, 485 1 16, 485 1 15, 030 1

16, 485

1 Engineer..

16, 485

2 28, 760 Military operations specialist.

2 28, 760 Program progress analyst..

1 14,380 Supply requirements and distribution officer.

4 57, 520 6 Technical consultant.

91, 045

6 91, 710 1 16, 485

1 GS-14. $12, 845 to $16, 245:

16,485 Accountant...

2 24, 940 2

26, 965

2 Administrative officer.

27, 815 6 75, 360 2

27, 390

3 Auditor..

41, 935

1 13, 250 1 14, 970 1 Budget analyst.

15, 395

3 41, 770 4 61, 155 4 Business analyst...

63, 705

1 12, 730 1 13, 695 1 Communications officer.

14, 120 1

12, 990 Comptroller...

1 13, 695 Digital computer administrator.

1 14, 120 1 Digital computer programer..

14, 120

1 14, 120 1 Digital computer systems operator.

14, 120 i 14,120 1 14,120

ARMY-continued

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total Grades and ranges-Continued

ber salary ber salary ber salary GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245-Continued Engineer.

7 $90, 250 Industrial specialist.

1 12, 730 1 $13, 695 1 $14, 120 Inspector..-

1 12, 990 Management analyst.

3 38, 190 1 13, 270 1 13, 270 Policy and regulations specialist.

1 13, 695 1 13,695 Program progress analyst.

2 28, 580 2 32, 490 2 32, 490 Security officer.

12, 210 1 13, 270 1 13, 695 Super. Gen, supply officer.

3 39, 810

3 Statistician.

41,085

2 25, 980 Supply requirements and distribution officer.

20 254, 160 22 305, 540 22 310, 640 Transportation officer..

1 12, 730 GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070.

76
82

83
859, 825

972, 335 GS-12. $9,475 to $11,995.-

1,016,335 156 136

137

1, 533, 080 1, 443, 580 1, 427,540 GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165..

213
189

186

1, 740, 010 1,667, 050 1,647, 420 GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.

40' 306, 200 28 232, 295 31 263, 965 GS-9. $6,675 to $8,700..

137
134

131
964, 580

1,021, 800 1,027, 425 GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.

29 185, 290 22 156, 530 22 160,015 GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205..

133 798, 305 127 812, 360 135 862, 600 GS-6. $5,035 to $6,565.

90 490, 645 85 485, 775 83 488, 455 G8-5. $4,565 to $6,005..

218
181

179
1,060, 960 942, 105

958, 735 GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370.

164 719, 325 117 549, 050 119 570, 990 GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830.

51 216, 280 14 59, 360 11 GS-2. $3,560 to $4,505.

47, 795

2 7,030 Grades established by the Secretary

of Defense: DEF-1. $18,500 for 1962: General manager

1 18,500 DEF-2. $16,530 to $17,570 for 1962

$15,900 to $18,900 for 1963 and

1964:
Public affairs adviser.

1 16, 675 1 17,250 1 17,650 DEF-4. $13,730 to $15,030 for 1962: Director of plans...

2 28, 110 Director of administration.

2 24, 460 DEF-6. $10,650 to $11,935 for 1962: Deputy director of procurement

3 34,800 DEF-12. $5,355 to $6,345 for 1962: Contract administrator..

2 12, 690 DEF-13. $4,830 to $5,820 for 1962

1 5, 160 Ungraded positions at hourly rates equivalent to less than $12,845..

|1,387

907

2,524, 633 1, 409, 054 1, 430, 841 Total permanent..

2,774
2,078

2, 080

12, 419, 303 10,559, 044 Deduct

10,723, 256 Lapses...

232.9

1, 170, 395 253, 786 174, 327 Net decrease due to lower pay scales for part of year.

154,911 Add net increase due to higher pay scales for part of year..

194, 193 Net permanent (average number,

net salary) United States and
possessions...

506
489

489

3,826, 230 4,037, 704 Foreign countries:

4,141, 747 U.S. rates.

819.6
704

716

5,898, 763 5, 140, 134 5,600, 939 Local rates.

1,215.5

841

1, 523, 915 972, 509 Positions other than permanent:

1,000, 436 Temporary employment: United States and possessions.

7, 682

600 Other personnel compensation: Regular pay above 52-week base.

48,676 Overtime and holiday pay.

173, 719
61, 718

85, 345 Nightwork differential

7, 296

836

850 Post differentials and cost-of-living allowances...

320, 895 209, 251

215, 922 Total personnel compensation, Army

11, 758, 500 10, 422, 752 11,094,515

NAVY

Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,845 to $16,245:

Industrial specialist.
Program analyst..
Administrative officer.
Contract specialist.
Education specialist.
Aero-space engineer..

Naval architect..
GS-13. $11,150 to $14,070.
GS-12. $9,475 to $11.995.
GS-11. $8,045 to $10,165.
GS-10. $7,290 to $9,495.
G8-9. $6,675 to $8,700.
GS-8. $6,090 to $7,935.
GS-7. $5,540 to $7,205.
G8-6. $5,035 to $6,565.
GS-5. $4,565 to $6,005.
GS-4. $4,110 to $5,370
GS-3. $3,820 to $4,830..
G8-2. $3,560 to $4,505...
Grades established by the Secretary of

Defense:
DEF-5. $11,740 to $14,900 for 1963

and 1964

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