Word: saltzman
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Enumerating current misconceptions of the Department, Saltzman mentioned the present security program. "It is certainly time," he admitted, "that mistakes were made in the early stages of the 1958 program, when everybody's record had to be rechecked. But these errors occurred under a new set of rules which were not fully understood...
Charles H. Saltzman, former Under Secretary of State, speaking at a Littauer lecture yesterday, attributed a part of the State Department's problems to the fact that it has not had public and congressional confidence...
...Saltzman praised the Wriston committee's proposal for the integration of the foreign service with civil service employees as a solution to another of the former's immediate problems; that of creating a larger and more competent diplomatic corps. He predicted that if the plan is carried out the openings in the field would increase to 400 or 500 annually...
...speakers include John W. Macy, Jr., Director of the Civil Service, Roswell Perkins, Assistant Secretary in the Department of Health, Welfare, and Education, and Charles E. Saltzman, former Assistant secretary of State...
...have been under sharp scrutiny by the Secretary of State's Public Committee on Personnel, headed by Brown University's President Henry M. Wriston. Last week John Foster Dulles 1) published the Wriston Report, 2), ordered its recom mendations put into effect, and 3) appointed Charles Eskridge Saltzman, a Wriston committee member,* Under Secretary for Administration, with full authority to revamp the Foreign Service along the lines laid out by the committee...