...$6,500,000 to enable the Public Health Service to make special construction grants to the Territory for the construction of facilities for the care and treatment of the mentally ill ; and (e) make a grant of land to the Territory of not to exceed 1 million acres to enable...

...$6,500,000 to enable the Public Health Service to make special construction grants to the Territory for the construction of facilities for the care and treatment of the mentally ill; and (e) make a grant of land to the Territory of not to exceed 1 million acres to enable...

...necessary cost of construction. HR 4663 would also authorize grants to public and nonprofit institutions for the construction of facilities for the care and treatment of the mentally retarded, including facilities connected with college and university hospitals or other appropriate...

...in 1854 when President Franklin Pierce vetoed legislation which would have provided federal aid to states in the form of land for the construction of facilities for the care and treatment of the insane Pierce felt that the legislation would establish a precedent in the care of the indigent that...

...message on welfare was President Pierce's veto in 1954 of legislation which provided for federal aid to states in the form of land for the construction of...care and treatment of the insane. President Pierce vetoed the bill on the grounds that it would set a precedent •which might lead "to transfer to the...

...with the problem of the mentally ill led to the passage of legislation in Congress in 1854 to provide federal aid to the states in the form of land for the construction of facilities for the care of the insane. President Franklin Pierce vetoed the bill on the grounds that it would set a precedent...