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SAM ERVIN
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restated - his Senatorial nositiou
<b*t he was opposed, to federal aid
tor ©arochial; schools. Ttys is a
■natter that m&ybe.eoon defaatedin
to* Senate. ItoouW, like to&tate.the
Mounds udoo which I join with the
President in, , .parochial
reboot aid. The ancestors of nvoet
•bmertoans canoe to to» oountey
fa order to enfaxy religious freedom.
Which they cteariy believed em
braced the right not . to pay ^axes
tor the direct or todiroct teaching
oi religious doctrines which they
disbelieved.
SltoaiOTC® OF BOWWOW
1WE8DOM — Their attitude rets
dearly reflected to toe Vingtoto
Statute for Reltowus Freedom.
That Statute declares “tTaat . to
fittBDel a man to' Jaxsodiathr oofite
tortious «f merey lor toe ptel»0«r
K*ft of ostiotons which he dwbe
itowea is atoM-aod tyrannical.”
- :QtimBXWffiSY —'-The «wtto
yw»y ever aid to parochial school*
tea heeoi touched off *y some
kadem mlo have called
for toe inclusion of parochial and
private schools to any Midi aid
program for education. There <*p«»
be no doubt of the fact that paro
■kOiiftii arfuvdg constitute institutions
oC toe OftfH'ite church nod. teach
its tenets and faith. ,
' iFTlIRST AMENDMENT —,v Thff
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institutions, vdtatoner they ,b&
waited, or what ever fomn they,
an a y adapt to teach or practice
religion . .
UNFORTUNATE ISSUE — The
Stajes haye ea^lished /ppbiic
schools lor the education vt the
Children of. parents ef all faiths
and support foeoescbools by tax
ation. It ,i» twe, tf «n*rse, that
many parents for various reasons
prefer to send their children, to
private schools or to school* oper
ated by various church, bodies. The
UTijart. foe
use of tax funds.,to sujjpprt these
Church schools, regardless of
Ufhdfoer they, are established by
tCWhoJfos,' Presbyterians, Mefoo
dfot, , Baptist, or persons of any
other faith. It is unfortunate that
tips religious issue has been in
jected into foe debate over ;aid to
education. All Americans should
be interested in the preservation
of the religious freedom establish
ed by the Constitution.
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For Spanish
Ameriran Vefo^na
A reminder to any of the re-,
staining Spanish-American War
veterans who desire out patient
care from private physicians at
Veterans Administration
Report From Washington I
beKrtap as a result of new or in
creased Federal Activities. Pub
lic Law 874, pawvidea financial
assistance for maintenance and
Operation of schools in districts
affected toy Federal Activities. Otoe
National Defense Education Act,
provides federal funds for guidance
and equipment for teaming miath
toatics, defence and modem
foreign lanuage.
As of the end of fiscal 1960, Car
teret County had received a total
Of $736,72(7.91 under Public Law
816, Craiven County $1,397,72498
Wtih an additional $823,681 ap
proved; Onslow County $2,302,190;
and Wayne County $800,000.00 with
and additional $280,000.00 ap
proved. •
Under Public Law 874, for fis
cal I960 alone, net entitlements
for the nine counties were:
Oanteret-$105,120.00; Craven $325,
235; New Bern City Unit $58,517.
00; Duplin $44,396.00; Jones $27,
067.00; Onslow $028,001.00; Pam
from the date treatment began.
Veterans Administration records
show 'that there were 34,000 liv
ing Spanish ^Tar veterans as of
November 30, 1900* Mr. DaRawius
aaW.
Federal Aid to puddle schools.
Alt tfeis time it is wnpowrifeie to
know wbat kind of Federal Aid
Legislatkm will bp reported out
of the Committee on Education
and Labor and whether it will be
as beneffieial to the public schools
of the Thud District as existing
laiws baive been. There is some talk
of abohshiiig Section 2 of P. L.
874, as such, and incorporating
aid formerly available under it
into a general bill.
1 campaigned on a platform
favoring Federal Aid to education
and have subsequently stated for
publication that 1 still faivor it. I
have always taken the position,
however, that Federal Aid leg
islation not be accompanied by
federal controls or provisions
which would destroy our traditional
system of educating our children
in North Qarolina and any mu
Containing the so-called “Powell
lAdmendment’ could certainly do
this and I would oppose the sa me.
1 would be a shame to see much
needed Federal Aid legislation
die again in this session of the
Oongress due to certain; special
interest groups trying to solve
Oval Rights problems and every
As took, of God
in a deeper and
it way in the life
>f Jesus. i
the scene, the
or customs, may
an incident, but
they do not affect the heart off
the truth- Truth applies equally
to every time and place.
V Una is seen particularly in
the Parables of Jesus. The
woman searching for a lost
piece of silver (Luke 15) might!
be any woman, anywhere; tnei
Smaritan helping a victim of
thieves on the road to Jerico
might be a driver of today
jjitogping to^id^tbe victim^of a
Jesus m for all the truth,
because His life and truth were
for all the world.
He was not a Galilean pro
vincial, but a Teacher and
Savior, with a world mission
sending forth His disciples to
make disciples of all nations.
thing else in the one package ot
the federal aid bill.
It is my fervent hope that we
in the Congres will have an oppor
tunity to vote on a Federal Aid
bill which will prove to be as
helpful (and harmless) to the
schools in the Third Congression
al District as Public Laiws 80S,
874, and the National Defense Ed
cuation Act have been. I expect to
Vote for the Federal Aid Bill if it
Is one that I believe the people f
the Third District would want en
acted for the benefit of their chil
dren.
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