things that! fervently hope can
6e accomplished. I feel there 1a
some urgency In accomplishing
them. j
URGENT LEGISLATION
I expect to vote for funds tot
the states to aid- In the con
struction of public school build
ings If the act prohibits, the
Federal Government from any
control, over the education sys
tem of the states and if such ap
prlprluttons are notto be used to
the decision of the
Supreme Count in the school seg
regation oases. In other words, I
think this plan should be along
the Hill-Burton low for hospi
tal construction. I will not vote
for funds for any school con
ducted by any religious denom
ination, because I am a firm
believer In the ancient doctrine
of the separation of church and
<My opinion Is that* a reason
able degree of military aid
Should be provided for those
natter* which .are honestly
struggling against the Oom
nrandat threat and that reason
able funds should be provided
for technical assistance, but I
a xi opposed to economic aid
ether than on a limited scale,
such as to South Korea.
As one who has instated at all
times on the maintenance of an
adequate Army, Navy and Air
Force, I expect to support all
measures designed to enable
to defend herself
against attack from any source.
Historically my position has
been for adequate national de
fense; myj alsdgnmenft to the
Senate Armed Services Commit
tee has provided- facts which
strengthen this view.
AGRICULTURE
I have previously discussed
ttan of any state In the Union
and more Individual fannjp than
any other of the 47 states save
Texas alone. Considerably move
than, hall ofcthe value of North
Carolina agricultural products is
in Hue-cured tobacco, tourney
tobacco, cotton and peanuts, all
at which enjoy the benefit of
price supports. It is impossible
to foretell what ah agricultural
bill'Will contain now, but I feel
that tt win embody the principle
of so percent of parity rigid price
supports on the basic commodi
ties where 'production controls
HIGHWAYS
I believe OoBgreaswW enact a
highways construction measure
conforming, in substance, to the
Gore Bill as passed fay the Sen
ate at the last session. Congress
rejected the Administration’s
plan to build highways because
it contained the provirion for
laming bonds. Congress wants a
pay-as-you-go proposal as pro
vided by the Core BUI.
UNITED NATIONS
Some of the actions of the
United Nations have troubled me
at times. I have been sorely dis
down and think about it and
reach the oonciuston that its
membership is made up of falli
ble human beings and that it
at least represents the only hope
for mankind, for a peaceful
world. I expect to continue to
support the United Nations to
all of its legMMiate efforts to
bring peace to a troubled world.
I do not believe, however, that
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