Riddle me this...

The first description points to a 2bbl carb, and depending on your speed/rpm at the moment you floored it could be considered normal.
If the TC jumps to 3300 from 3000 that is about 10% slip and could also be considered normal.
Therefore, I would get a second opinion on either the tach or the speedO. Either the trans is slipping or One of them is a liar. And I really doubt your trans is slipping; Cuz your TC is right at 10%. This might be a little high, but you can't get to 3000 from 2461 with that TC alone,cuz this is a 22% slippage factor.So that would put the direct clutch at 12% slippage. Transmissions,don't slip 12% and then suddenly stop slipping, at that 12%.
So I'm sticking to a liar in the hen-house.
Here is your speed to rpm formula.
(65mphx1056conversion factor x2.76gear)/ 24.5tire height x3.1416 converts to tire roll-out =2461rpm at Zero-slip.
Depending on the power the engine makes and the drag on the chassis, Your actual observed rpm could be a few percent either way from that. I estimate from 2400 to 2580. Unless your engine is in a really,really,poor state of tune, then a maximum of 2700.
That's my best guess.
318 has a 4bbl and cam. Some of these numbers are average. If I floor it the rpms "stall" higher before it picks up and goes. My gut is telling me the torque converter because it shifts hard and doesn't feel like it's slipping. The torque converter feels like it's "loose"...