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Bailey, Thomas D., State superintendent of instruction for the State of

FEBRUARY 26, 1959

Derthick, Lawrence G., U.S. Commissioner of Education, Department of

Health, Education, and Welfare_-.

FEBRUARY 27, 1959

Williams, Hon. G. Mennen, Governor of the State of Michigan; accom-

panied by Donald D. Len...,

Butler, Sally, director of legislation, General Federation of Women's

Hymes, Mrs. Charles, National Council of Jewish Women, Inc., 1 West 47th

Street, New York, N.Y---

Hollander, Edward D., national director, Americans for Democratic Ac-

Oakes, George W., American Parents Committee, Inc_

Martin, Hon. Thomas E., a U.S. Senator from the State of Iowa.---

Biggs, G. A., president, Pennsylvania Farmer's Association, and member,

board of directors, American Farm Bureau Federation; accompanied

by Gene Leach assistant legislative director, and John Datt, assistant

to director, Washington office, American Farm Bureau Federation --

Southall, Dr. Maycie, president of elementary education, George Peabody

College, Nashville, Tenn., representing the American Association of

University Women --

King, Dr. Willford I., professor emeritus, New York University, Committee

for Constitutional Government--

Finney, Robert A., accompanied by Dr. John R. Miles, manager, depart-

ment of education, Chamber of Commerce of the United States_-

Borchardt, Selma M., vice president and Washington representative, Amer-

ican Federation of Teachers..

Hill, Dr. W. W., Jr., Council of State Chambers of Commerce_-

Mitchell, Clarence, director, Washington bureau, National Association for

the Advancement of Colored People---

Randolph, Hon. Jennings, a U.S. Senator from the State of West Virginia--

Staggers, Vernon A., president, and Phares E. Reeder, executive secretary,

West Virginia Education Association.-

Blanshard, Mrs. Paul, executive director, Unitarian Fellowship for Social

Proxmire, Hon. William, a U.S. Senator from the State of Wisconsin ---

Biemiller, Andrew J., director, department of labor, AFL-CIO-----

Schoemann, Peter T., chairman, Standing Committee on Education, AFL-

CIO; vice president, AFL-CIO; president, United Associated of Journey-

man and Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and

Zauder, Arnold, president, American Federation of State, County, and

Municipal Employees.-

Jacobs, Samuel, Washington representative, United Automobile, Aircraft,

and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, AFL-CIO.

Alexander, Dr. William M., professor of education, George Peabody Col-

lege for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn., and president-elect, Association for

Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Education Associa- Page

tion, Washington, D.C., prepared statement -

Bailey, Thomas D., State superintendent of instruction for the State

Biemiller, Andrew J., Director, Department of Labor, AFL-CIO_

426
Biggs, G. A., president, Pennsylvania Farmers' Association, and member,

board of directors, American Farm Bureau Federation; accompanied
by Gene Leach, assistant legislative director, and John Datt, assistant
to director, Washington office, American Farm Bureau Federation ----

308
Blanshard, Mrs. Paul, executive director, Unitarian Fellowship for So
cial Justice -

419
Boehm, Dr. Charles H., State superintendent of public instruction, Harris-
burg, Pa---

222
Borchardt, Selma M., vice president and Washington representative, Amer-
ican Federation of Teachers, prepared statement--

364
Bull, Mrs. F. L., chairman of legislation, National Congress of Parents and
Teachers, on Federal aid to education, prepared statement----

508
Butter, Sally, director of legislation, General Federation of Women's
Clubs_-

283
Daniel, James F., chairman of the National Americanism Commission of
the American Legion, prepared statement--

490
Dawson, Howard A., executive secretary, Department of Rural Education,
National Education Association, prepared statement--

463

Derthick, Lawrence G., U.S. Commissioner of Education, Department of

Health, Education, and Welfare ---

Prepared statement-

Engle, Hon. Clair, a U.S. Senator from the State of California, to the Sub-

committee on Education of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare,

prepared statement_

Flemming, Hon. Arthur S., Secretary, Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare; accompanied by Elliot L. Richardson, Assistant Secre-

tary; Lawrence G. Derthick, U.S. Commissioner of Education; and

Ralph C. M. Flynt, Assistant Commissioner of Education..

Flemming, Hon. Arthur S., Secretary, Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare, prepared statements.-

157, 178, 181, 184

Finney, Robert A., general manager, Humbolt Brick & Tile Co., Hum-

Prepared statement..

Fuller, Dr. Edgar, executive secretary, Council of Chief State Officers. 209

Heller, Dr. Walter W., chairman, department of economics, University of

Minnesota, and economic consultant, National Education Association - 69

Prepared statement-

Herndon, Joe, superintendent, Raytown, Mo., information about Consoli-

dated School District No. 2, Jackson County, prepared statement---- 484

Hill, Dr. W. W. Jr., Council of State Chambers of Coinmerce_.

Prepared statement.--.

Hollander, Edward D., national director, Americans for Democratic Ac-

tion, prepared statement-

Humphrey, Hon. Hubert H., a U.S. Senator from the State of Minnesota,

prepared statement -

Hymes, Mrs. Charles, National Council of Jewish Women, Inc., New
York, NY

288

Investment Bankers Association of America, re Federal aid for the con-

struction of public elementary and secondary schools, prepared state-

Jacobs, Samuel, Washington, representative, United Automobile, Aircraft,

and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, AFL-CIO--

Javits, Hon. Jacob, a U.S. Senator from the State of New York, prepared

King, Dr. Willford I., professor emeritus, New York University, Com-
mittee for Constitutional Government..

324

Krettek, Germaine, director, Washington office, American Library Asso- Page

ciation, prepared statement--

McNamara, Hon. Pat, a U.S. Senator from the State of Michigan, pre-
pared statement_.

47

Martin, Hon. Thomas E., a U.S. Senator from the State of Iowa---

Michigan school bond loan program, Clair L. Taylor, superintendent of
public instruction, prepared statement-

186

Miles, Dr. John R., manager, department of education, Chamber of Com-

merce of the United States..

Mitchell, Clarence, director, Washington bureau, National Association for

the Advancement of Colored People----

Moss, Hon. Frank E., a U.S. Senator from the State of Utah, prepared

Morse, Hon. Wayne, a U.S. Senator from the State of Oregon, prepared

National Association of Manufacturers, prepared statement_

Oakes, George W., American Parents Committee, Inc., prepared statement- 299

O'Mahoney, Hon. Joseph C., a U.S. Senator from the State of Wyoming--- 121

Pagel, Mrs. Betty Lou, teacher, Cheyenne, Wyo----

Proxmire, Hon. William, a U.S. Senator from the State of Wisconsin---- 423

Randolph, Hon. Jennings, a U.S. Senator from the State of West Virginia__ 389

Reeder, Phares E., executive secretary, West Virginia Education Associa-

Exhibits II-IV-

Rumph, Dr. Mal, president, Association of American Physicians and Sur-
geons, Inc., prepared statement-

492

Schoemann, Peter T., chairman, Standing Committee on Education, AFL-

CIO; vice president, AFL-CIO; president, United Association of Jour-

neymen and Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States

Southall, Dr. Maycie, president of elementary education; George Peabody

College, Nashville, Tenn., representing the American Association of Uni-
versity Women.

315
Staggers, Vernon A., president, West Virginia Education Association - 396
Prepared statement -

397
Stitt, Louise, vice chairman, board of directors, National Consumers League,
prepared statement--

497
Stout, Dr. Ruth, president, National Education Association, Topeka,
Kans.

49, 120
Symington, Hon. Stuart, a U.S. Senator from the State of Missouri, pre-
pared statement----

476
Tompos, Bill, Weirton, W. Va., prepared statement-

490
Wiley, Tom, State school superintendent from New Mexico, prepared state-
ment on Federal grants for education---

239
Williams, Hon. G. Mennen, Governor of the State of Michigan, accompanied
by Donald D. Leu_--

267

Wine, Emery, Kingman, Kans., prepared statement---

Zander, Arnold, president, American Federation of State, County, and

Municipal Employees---

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Articles entitled :

“A School Superintendent's View on the Growing Intrusion of the Na-

tional Government in the Field of Education,” from News and Cues,

education department, Chamber of Commerce of the United States,

special issue, February 1959----

“Governors Messages Contain Numerous Tax Proposals,” from the Tax

Administrators News, volume 23, No. 2, February 1959_

"Human Wealth and Economic Growth,” by Theodore W. Schultz---

“Washington Tells Us," from the Norfolk Daily News, Tuesday, Janu-

ary 13, 1958_---

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Excerpts from pages 63 and 64 of hearings, “Grants for School Construc-

tion and Teachers' Salaries" (S. 3311), before the Subcommittee on
Education, July 16, 1958, by Allen P. Burkhardt, superintendent, Norfolk

public schools, Norfolk, Nebr.--

Alexander, William M., president, The Association for Supervision

and Curriculum Development, Washington, D.C., letter dated April

30, 1959, to Senator Murray-
Anderson, W. R., superintendent, Saco public schools, letter dated

April 28, 1959, to Senator Murray---

Bacon, Mrs. Mary E., Crestview Junior High School, District R-6,

Glencoe, Mo., letter dated January 9, 1959, to Senator Symington.-
Clouse, John L., West Carrollton, Ohio, letter dated April 1958, to

editor, “Better Schools”.

Cohen, Eli E., executive secretary, National Child Labor Committee,

New York, N.Y., letter dated March 11, 1959, to Senator Murray--
Crandell, Warren C., legislative chairman, Greece Central School Dis-

trict No. 1, Hoover Drive School, Rochester, N.Y., letter dated

March 18, 1959, to Senator Murray--
Edmonds, Arnold L., executive director, Pennsylvania State Chamber

of Commerce, letter dated February 19, 1959, to Senator Murray--
Evanko, John, secretary, Cascade County Trades and Labor Assembly,

Great Falls, Mont., letter dated April 21, 1959, to Senator Murray--

Flemming, Hon. Arthur S., Secretary, Health, Education, and Wel-

fare, letter dated February 20, 1950, to Senator Javits_-

Fuller, Dr. Edgar, executive secretary, Council of Chief State School

Officers, letter dated February 26, 1959, to Senator Murray---

Heller, Dr. Walter W., chairman, Department of Economics, Univer-

sity of Minnesota, letter dated April 2, 1959, to Senator Murray

and Representative Bailey-

Hymes, Mrs. Charles, president, National Council of Jewish Women,

Inc., New York, N.Y., letter dated March 12, 1959, to Senator

Lachenbruch, (Mrs.) Leah H., legislative chairman, Santa Clara Chap-

ter National Association of Social Workers, San Jose, Calif., letter

dated March 8, 1959, to Senator Murray-

Lindman, Erick L., chairman, Department of Education, George Pea-

body College for Teachers---

Lutz, Jack L., chairman, salary committee, Durham Unified School

District, Durham, Calif., letter dated April 22, 1959, to Senator

McKeehan, James E., assistant professor of physics and mathematics,

Eastern Washington College of Education, Cheney, Wash., letter

dated February 16, 1959, to Senator Jackson -
Meyer, Albert G., Archbishop of Chicago, chairman, department of

education, National Catholic Welfare Conference, letter dated May

4, 1959, to Senator Murray--
Rosellini, Albert D., Governor from the State of Washington, letter

dated February 10, 1959, to Senator Jackson----

Spade, Clara B., secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Sheffield, Pa.,

letter dated April 25, 1959, to Senator Murray--

Staiger, Carolyn, secretary, Montana Education Association, Laurel,

Mont., letter dated April 19, 1959, to Senator Murray--

Stansbury, H.A., managing director, West Virginia Chamber of Com-

merce, letter dated April 11, 1959, to Senator Murray--

Symington, Hon. Stuart, a U.S. Senator from Missouri, Committee

on Armed Services, letter dated March 13, 1959, to Senator Murray-

Walsh, Michael F., commissioner of education, Department of Edu-

cation, Providence, R.I., letter dated March 23, 1959, to Senator

Wiley, Tom, state superintendent of public instruction, letter dated

February 25, 1959, to Dr. Edgar Fuller--
Wright, J. C., state superintendent of public instruction, State of Iowa,

letter dated March 5, 1959, to Senator Murray-

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