How Do You Measure a Congressman?
By His
Record!
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Walter James Stands On His Independent
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LOOK AT HIS RECORD
Voted Against—President's bllT t6 ill
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star* excise taxes an automobiles and
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Voted For—Supplemental appropriation
for Armed Services in Viet Nam and
other foreign countries.
Voted For—Cotton Growers bill to es
tablish, financially aid, and carry out
programs of research and promotion.
Voted Against—Act providing additional
Federal Judges.
Voted For—Bill to improve the mailing
privileges of U. S. Armed Services
overseas.
Voted Against—Bill to provide luxurious
mansion for the Vice President of the
United States.
Voted For—Bill to extend the time for
elderly citizens to qualify for medi
cal insurance benefits.
Voted For—Agriculture Appropriation
bill with amendment to prohibit sales
to Nations doing business with North
Viet Nam as long at is is under Com
munistic regime.
Voted Against—Amending the Fair Em
ployment Act.
Voted Against—Rent Subsidy Act.
Voted For—Bill to insure adequacy of
the National Railroad Freight Car sup
ply.
Voted Against—Bill to include farmers
under the Minimum Wage Bill.
Voted For—Bill to permit small mer
chants and independent businessmen
to create pensions and other benefits
with tax deductible audits.
Voted Against—Bill to increase the Na
tional Debt Ceiling.
Voted For—“Food for Freedom” Bill—
use food surplus for underprivileged
Nations.
Voted Against—Bail Reform Act of
1966—liberalize the release of accused
without bond.
Voted For—Allied Health Professions
Training Act—designed to- increase
the number of student loans. > *
Voted For—Bill to equalize the rigjbiit^fci
increase the size and weight of par-*
cel post packages.
Voted Against—President's Recommen
dation on Foreign Aid Appropriation
—providing for a $13.8 billion for for- *
eign countries.
Voted For—3.2% pay increase for Arm
ed Services personnel and 3.9% for
Government employees.
Voted Against—Reclamation Act, which
would remove soH conservation and
water shed appropriations, etc./ from
the Committee on Agriculturo to Com
mittee on interior.
Voted For—Bill to improve health bene-,
fits for retired members and members
of the uniformed services and their
dependents.
Voted Against—Civil Rights Bill of
1966 — Congressman Jones stated,
along with many others, that- the pro
visions of. this bill are in direct conflict
with the Unitod States Constitution.
Voted For—Bill to authorize highway
construction in 1868 and 1969. ' ” '
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• MEMBER STATE HOUSE OP REPRE*
[ SENTATIVJES, 1955, 1967, 1959
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> • STATE SENATOR — PITT-GREENE,
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• GRADUATE NORTH CAROLINA
STATE UNIVERSITY, RALEIGH
MEMBER BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO
LINA, AND CAMPBELL COLLEGE
• INTRODUCED LEGISLATION
CREATING FOUR YEAR SCHOOL
OF NURSING AT EAST CAROLINA
COLLEGE.
INTRODUCED BILL TO CREATE
MEDICAL-SCHOOL AT EAST CARO
LINA COLLEGE
• CO-SPONSORED BILL TO PROHIB
IT SALE OF LEWD COMIC BOOKS
• CO-SPONSORED LEGISLATION
CREATING TWO YEAR SCHOOL OF
AGRICULTURE AT NORTH CARO
LINA STATE UNIVERSITY
• FOUNDER OF BOYS HOME BOWL
FOOTBALL GAME WHICH BENE
FITS THE BOYS HOME AT LAKE
WACCAMAW
CHAIRMAN OF STUDY COMMIS
SION WHICH WILL LOCATE AL
COHOLIC REHABILITATION CEN
TERS
• INTRODUCED ENABLING LEGIS
LATION TO ESTABLISH THESE
CENTERS
• SPONSORED EQUAL RESPONSI
BILITY AUTO LIABILITY IN
SURANCE BILL
• SECURED APPROVAL FROM STATE
TO SET UP AREA MENTAL HEALTH
. OUT-PATIENT CLINIC WHICH
SERVES 20 EASTERN CAROLINA
COUNTIES
• SERVED AS CHAIRMAN STATE
SENATE COMMITTEE ON EDUCA
TION “
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• CONSISTENTLY SUPPORTED PAY
“Jcheases FOR teachers AND
STATE EMPLOYEES
♦ INTRODUCED BILL TO PROVIDE
FUNDS FOR STUDY ON CUCUM
BER CULTIVATION
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•■ CHEATED THE N. C. POLICE VOL.'
UNTARY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
DEMOCRAT — BAPTIST —
ELK - MOOSE — ROTAAIAN
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November 8th, Vote
Candidate 1st District
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