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MNATOft;# ter,, 'WASHINGTON — The Senate Pybjlc Works Subcommittee o the Appropriations Committee has been conducting, hearings on water pro jects. Senator Jordan and I have submitted requests for appropria tions for North Carolina water pro jects for $2,902,200. Recommended projects include five flood control gad'navigation projects, three com bined beach erosion and hurricane projects, four comprehensive river basin studies, four hurricane studies requiring some additional funds, and one small flood control pro ject which is within the purview of Section 205 of the Flood Control Act of 1982. , Navigational and flood control requests centered on funds to ini tiate plans "for construction of the New Hope Dam on the Haw River, projects for jetties at Masonboro and Beaufort Inlets, and’ the Rolli aDn Channel, and a re-evaluatlon Study for a project at Wilmington. '' Combined beach erosion and; hur ricane projects were recommended for Carolina, Wrightsville, and Fort Macon - Atlantic Beach areas, ijjasic river basin studies were re commended for the Neuse, Cape fear. Tar:- Pamllico, and Yadkin Pee Dee Rivers. Hie small flood control project requested was for the Swift Creek project in Pitt and Craven Counties. These projects are fundamental to the protection and development of North Carolina’s water resour ces. They would* contribute mater ially to the welfare of our State. North Carolina has large amounts of rainfall, but Investigations show that our growing industrialization and population needs require larger supplies of readily accessible water. Moreover our river and 'harbor are becoming increasingly important adjuncts of our economy. For these reasons, I have supported appro priations for North Carolina water projects. AMERICAN LIBERTY — The American system of government resting as it always does upon the will of the governed is confronted today with many grave challenges at home and abroad. Recent events which have filled the news media give reason for all Americans to re flect on same advice Daniel Web ster gave to us in a plea for con stitutional liberty more than one hundred years ago. He plead with the nation as follows: •‘Other misfortunes may be borne, or their effects overcome. If disastrous war should sweep our commerce from the ocean, another generation may renew it; if it ex haust our treasury, future industry may replenish it; if it desolate and lay waste our fields, still, un der a new cultivation, they will grow green again, and ripen to future harvests. “It were but a trifle even If the walls of yonder Capitol were to crumble, if its lofty pillars Should fall, and its gorgeous decorations be all covered by the dust of the the** might be rebuilt shall reconstruct the fab ric of demolished Government? Who shall reaf again the Well-pro portioned columns of constitution al liberty? Who shall frame toge ther the skillful architecture whle.i unites national sovereignty with State rights, Individual security, and public prosperity? No., it these columns fall, they will be raised not again. Like the. Coliseum and the Pathenon, they will be destined to a mournful, a melancholy im mortality. Bitterer tears, however, will flow over them, than were ever shed over the monuments of Ro man or Grecian art; for they will be the remnants of a more glorious edifice than Greece saw, the edifice America liberty." Rome ever constitutional About 51 cotton is mechanically harvested. Consumer expenditures ' increased 2.5 Farmers millon anually for North Carolina N. C. State student enrollment for the 1962 Fall Semester numbered 5,416; residents 900; and tries, 124 i1 HAVE TAKEN THE m&woM H OUT OF PAINTING! fMMf, AT tAST, NO MORE GUESSING ABOUT THE PAINT TO USE OR HOW TOUtt S’.^BECAUSE ALL OF MY FAINTS HAVE BEEN "JOB CLASSIFIED!'* WHETHER A KITCHEN WALL, JR.'S WAGON OR BROTHER^ BUREAU, MY NEW, UNIQUE "SERVICE" TELLS YOU THE PAINT TO USE FOR THE JOB YOU HAVE IN MIND, PLUS, EACH STEP TO TAKE FOR PROFESSIONAL-LIKE RE SULT SEE YOUR MARY CARTER PAINT SPECIALIST AND TAKE THE "GUESS WORK** OUT OF PAINTING. 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