...as the broad recommendation of the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch that — The W P tE+2MJhe1 R | `#, ( ㌮0 y ~ ŭ {([ ; l Y = ^%... " ƨ¶ ]'^L B & X i s | V x ; | ^ ٴx o|W ^{ _ዟ Department is proceeding with a prudent regard for the view expressed by the Honorable James E. Forrestal,...

...functioning successfully in the past. c. Recommendations Relating to Personnel Recommendation No. 20 The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment...service obligated to serve at home or overseas and conThe State Department and the American embassies, legations, and consulates abroad, which together...

...consideration, among other things, to the recommendation of the Hoover Commission, as follows: "The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment...amalgamated over a short period of years into a single foreign-affairs service obligated to serve at home or overseas and constituting a safeguarded career...

...that. ïo\v do you feel toward the recommendation of the Hoover Commission in 1949 which says: The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment...years into a single foreign affairs service obligated r to serve at home or overseas and constituting a safeguarded career group administered separately...

...personnel system. The Hoover Commission in 1949 expressed itself on this point in these terms. The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment...administered separately from the general civil service. As a direct result of the work of the Hoover Commission, the Secretary of State in December 1949, appointed...

...went into effect. The Hoover Commission In early 1949 the Hoover Commission recommended that — The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment...administered separately from the general civil service. While the Commission laid down only a few general principles, rather than detailed provisions, for...

...The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment in Washing ton and the personnel of tho Foreign Service above certain levels should be amalgamated...administered separately from the general civil service. While the Commission laid down only a few general principles, rather than detailed provisions, for...

...The Hoover Commission, in its 1949 report on "Foreign Affairs," recommended that "The personnel of the permanent State Department establishment in Washington...foreign affairs service obligated to serve at home and overseas and constituting a safeguarded career group administered separately from the general civil...

...The Hoover Commission, in its 1949 report on "Foreign Affairs," recommended that "The personnel of the permanent State Department establishment in Washington...foreign affairs service obligated to serve at home and overseas and constituting a safeguarded career group administered separately from the general civil...

...management since the Hoover Commission in 1949. The first Hoover Commission in 1949 recommended that: "The personnel in the permanent State Department establishment...administered separately from the general Civil Service." A year later in 1950 the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Personnel, consisting of Mr. James H. Rowe,...