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United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1961

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Walker Robert B assistant superintendent of schools Fairfax County	113

Watson Dr K Brantley Chamber of Commerce of the United States	133

receive Federal funds through grants or loans	139

Hypothetical effect on salaries of instructional staff if all states used 90	174

Carr Dr William G executive secretary National Education Association Pago	190

Rose Oscar V superintendent of schools Midwest City Okla Dr Ralph	773

Assistance for school construction federally affected areas Public Law 815 as amended fiscal year 1962 by State	778

Assistance for payments to school districts federally affected areas Public Law 874 as amended fiscal year 1962	779

Estimated allotments to States under the proposed administra tion School Assistance Act of 1961 fiscal years 1962 1963 and 1964	780

The effect of a 50percent reduction of payment for B category children in section 3b of Public Law 874 on applicant districts in Page California base...	795

data_	804

Summary by counties of average daily attendance reported by applicants under Public Law 874 195859	805

San Diego Unified School District summary of federally con nected pupils under Public Law 874	806

State administration costs of collecting 100 of sales and use Page	197

Nonpublic school enrollment as percent of total enrollment	225

Level of school completed by persons 25 years old and older	271

Public school enrollments and related figures 20 largest cities	284

Willis Dr Benjamin C presidentelect of the American Association	327

How States would fare during fiscal year 1962 net aid	344

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION	355

Lutheran Church Missouri Synod St Louis Mo prepared statement_ 1211	373

Upward trend in classroom salaries	376

Teachers salaries versus school construction needs 405406	405

Metcalf Hon Lee a U S Senator from the State of Montana	410

Number of children counted for payment under sections of Public	422

Lindahl Dean State administrator of Public Laws 815 and 874 State	423

Root Margaret executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Federation	440

Pincus Celia president of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers	446

Kampelman Max M counsel for the American Jewish Congress accom	456

E executive director Baptist Joint Committee on Public	472

AFTERNOON SESSION	482

Stanley associate director of Protestants and Other Americans Page	483

Blanshard Mrs Paul executive director Unitarian Fellowship for Social	496

Bell Mrs Alison legislative staff American Association of University	505

Little MV consultant to Americans Unlimited and other organizations_	517

Mercano Hipolito grand master of Masonic Lodge Puerto Rico recalled_	523

Meyer Agnes E	527

Goldwater Hon Barry a U S Senator from the State of Arizona	538

Metcalf Hon Lee a U S Senator from the State of Montana	560

Tables relating to local contribution rate under Public Law 815	570

Cooper Hon John Sherman a U S Senator from the State of Kentucky__	580

Educational expenditures and enrollment 194060	590

Estimated State allotments 1st through 4th year	597

State comparison income public school pupils and current ex penditures	598

AFTERNOON SESSION	601

Freeman Roger A research associate Institute for Studies in Federalism	620

1960 bond elections elementary and secondary schools by State	630

Failures in Armed Forces tests and school expenditures	641

Fulbright Hon J W a U S Senator from the State of Arkansas 56	655

Employment in public education and in private industries 1929	656

Number of earned college degrees 195859 196869	657

Educational expenditures and enrollment 194061 public and nonpublic elementary secondary and higher	658

School revenues and State support in selected years 18901960	659

Sources of school revenues 195960	660

Rates of increase in Federal and Statelocal revenues in peace time periods 190259	661

Sources of public school revenue in 1958	662

Tax collections in the United States 1932 1940 1959	663

Sources of public school revenue in 1958	662

Increase in tax collections National State local 194459 664	664

Engle Hon Clair a U S Senator from the State of California_	682

Amendment intended to be proposed by Senator Gruening to S 1021 737	689

OBrien Father William S J assistant professor of government	701

Shore Frederick administrative assistant East Meadow Public Schools	717

Summary of effects of Public Law 874 New York State 1960	718

Hardin County Board of Education Elizabethtown Ky statement	720

Comparable data concerning public schools of Oklahoma 1909	726

Sources of revenue and amount collected from each source by the common schools of Oklahoma for fiscal years 195160_	727

School expenditures by poor States	729

Gruening Hon Ernest a U S Senator from the State of Alaska accom	729

Megel Carl J president American Federation of Teachers AFLCIO Page	729

Stanley associate director of Protestants and Other Americans Page	729

Letters and telegrams fromContinued	729

Memorandum submitted by Carlisle P Runge Assistant Secretary	729

Estimated State allotments per child 596	729

Employment opportunities in various occupational groups Page	730

panied by George Rogers professor of economics University of Alaska_	731

Comparison of State allotments under School Assistance Act of 1961 S 1021 and amendments proposed by Senator Ernest Gruening	738

State allotment ratios under amendment proposed School Assistance Act of 1961__ _	739

Data for estimating unadjusted State allotments under amend ments proposed to the School Assistance Act of 1961	740

Data for estimating adjusted State allocation under amendments proposed by Senator Ernest Gruening to the School Assistance Act of 1961	741

Text	745

December average retail prices of 40 items in 9 Alaska cities compared with Seattle and the United States	749

Assistance for payments to school districts federally affected areas Public Law 874 is amended fiscal year 1962	757

Assistance for school construction federally affected areas Public Law 815 as amended fiscal year 1962	758

Difference in total estimated requirements with percentage reduction factor for payments to school districts Public Law 874 and construction grants P...	759

Comparison of estimated reductions under titles II and III	760

Estimated allotment under S 1021 and proposed amendment Gruening___	765

Allotment under S 1021 with alternate minimum grant based on current expenditure per pupil fiscal year 1962	766

Rose Oscar V superintendent of schools Midwest City Okla	807

Loss to selected States effect of section 3b amendments Public Law 874	814

Borchardt Selma national vice president American Federation	815

Swainson Hon John B Governor of the State of Michigan accompanied	822

Summary of entitlements to Michigan school districts under Public Laws 815 and 874 for the years 1950 through 1960	829

Analysis of receipts and expenditures of the Michigan public	830

Analysis of the receipts and expenditures of the Michigan Public Schools	831

Hochberg Samuel deputy president United Federation of Teachers	858

S 57	877

Family incomes after Federal income taxes__	883

State and local tax burden of selected taxes family of four 5000 income	884

Summary of general wage changes 1959	886

Fringe benefits for teachers	889

Summary of minimum wage laws for certificated teachers_	891

Salary schedules in cities over 400000 September 1960	895

Salary schedules of teachers in cities over 10000 population September 1960	896

Hutchison Phillys vice president American Federation of Teachers	926

Hochwalt Rt Rev Msgr Frederick G director National Catholic Wel	933

AFTERNOON SESSION	939

S 293	952

Martin David B H Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary for Legis	953

Hill W W Jr on behalf of the Member State Chambers of the Council	960

MARCH 15 1961	967

Hayes Dr John Cornelius president National Council of Catholic Men	969

Lamberth Edwin L superintendent Norfolk City Public Schools Norfolk	984

Krettek Mrs Germaine director Washington office American Library	991

Long Hon Oren E a U S Senator from the State of Hawaii	1007

Neuberger Hon Maurine a U S Senator from the State of Oregon	1013

S	1021

Murch James DeForest chairman Commission on Evangelical Action	1026

Zagri Sidney legislative counsel International Brotherhood of Teamsters__	1049

McDiarmid Mrs Hugh member General Assembly of Virginia repre	1060

Rosine Don Indio Faculty Club Indio Calif to Senator Morse	1067

Analysis of Public Law 874 eligibility in the State of Washing ton including potential loss if proposed amendments are approved 1961	1071

Effect of titles II and III amendments on selected Connecticut towns	1073

S	1078

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WITNESSES	1087

Federal Aid to Education and Religious Liberty by Joseph	1098

S	1109

Fuller Dr Edgar executive secretary Council of Chief State School	1112

Percent of Federal impact 195161 selected counties Utah	1145

Elementary and secondary school bonds sold 1960	1154

Enrollment and teachers in the public schools 190061	1172

College degrees and college graduate teachers 195758 and 196869 1173 Table 106 Increase in public school enrollment for preceding year and grad...	1173

Assistance to school districts impacted areas fiscal year 1962_	1181

Estimated State per pupil cost of constructing minimum school facilities 1959__	1182

Comparison of State allotments under School Assistance Act of 1961 S 1021 and amendments proposed by Senator Gruening	1188

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Data for estimating unadjusted State allotments under pro proposed Gruening amendments to S 1021__	1190

Data for estimating adjusted State allocations under amend ments proposed by Senator Gruening to S 1021	1191

195758__	1192

Income tables Alaska income and population 195059	1195

Major sources by States 1957	1196

Ryan Aileen B assemblywoman State of New York to Senator	1204

American Civil Liberties Union New York City prepared statement 1303	1205

Willis Dr Benjamin C presidentelect of the American Association	1211

Blanshard Mrs Paul executive director Unitarian Fellowship for Social	1236

Lutz Dr Harley Government finance consultant National Association	1257

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WITNESSES	1258

Boehm Dr Charles H superintendent of public instruction Pennsylvania	1281

Comparison of total appropriations for the District of Colum bia with the total appropriations for public schools 194960	1283

Trends in population in 20 largest cities and related metro politan areas_	1284

Effective buying income 20 largest cities	1285

Retail sales 20 largest cities	1286

Public school enrollments and related figures 20 largest cities	1287

6739161pt 12	1289

Fuller Dr Edgar executive secretary Council of Chief State School	1292

Comparison of proposals for Federal grants for public elementary	1303

Shaw R Harland Free World Committee Chicago Ill to Senator	1305

E executive director Baptist Joint Committee on Public	1311

Number and percent of eligible applicants in fiscal year 1959	1319

179	1320

338	1325

400	1326

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484. lappuse - establishment of religion" clause of the First Amendment means at least this: Neither a state nor the Federal Government can set up a church. Neither can pass laws which aid one religion, aid all religions, or prefer one religion over another.‎

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484. lappuse - No tax in any amount, large or small, can be levied to support any religious activities or institutions, whatever they may be called, or whatever form they may adopt to teach or practice religion.‎

Iekļauts 492 grāmatās, sākot no 1873. līdz 2007.

101. lappuse - Pupils compelled by law to go to school for secular education are released in part from their legal duty upon the condition that they attend the religious classes. This is beyond all question a utilization of the tax-established and tax-supported public school system to aid religious groups to spread their faith.‎

Iekļauts 235 grāmatās, sākot no 1798. līdz 2008.

38. lappuse - Our progress as a Nation can be no swifter than our progress in education. Our requirements for world leadership, our hopes for economic growth, and the demands of citizenship itself in an era such as this all require the maximum development of every young American's capacity. "The human mind is our fundamental resource.‎

Iekļauts 112 grāmatās, sākot no 1952. līdz 2008.

21. lappuse - Commissioner thereupon shall file in the court the record of the proceedings on which he based his action, as provided in section 2112 of title 28, United States Code. Upon the filing of such petition, the court shall have jurisdiction to affirm the action of the Commissioner or to set it aside, in whole or in part, temporarily or permanently, but until the filing of the record, the Commissioner may modify or set aside his order.‎

Iekļauts 331 grāmatās, sākot no 1920. līdz 2003.

568. lappuse - ... the endowment, support, and maintenance of at least one college, where the leading object shall be, without excluding other scientific and classical studies, and including military tactics, to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts, in such manner as the Legislatures of the States may respectively prescribe, in order to promote the liberal and practical education of the industrial classes in the several pursuits and professions in life.‎

Iekļauts 886 grāmatās, sākot no 1845. līdz 2008.

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Iekļauts 198 grāmatās, sākot no 1903. līdz 2007.

569. lappuse - ... it shall be the duty of legislatures and magistrates, in all future periods of this commonwealth, to cherish the interests of literature and the sciences, and all seminaries of them, especially the university at Cambridge, public schools and grammar schools in the towns...‎

Iekļauts 231 grāmatās, sākot no 1804. līdz 2008.

21. lappuse - Secretary may thereupon make new or modified findings of fact and may modify his previous action, and shall file in the court the record of the further proceedings. Such new or modified findings of fact shall likewise be conclusive...‎

Iekļauts 338 grāmatās, sākot no 1903. līdz 2007.

101. lappuse - The foregoing facts, without reference to others that appear in the record, show the use of tax-supported property for religious instruction and the close cooperation between the school authorities and the religious council in promoting religious education. The operation of the State's compulsory education system thus assists and is integrated with the program of religious instruction carried on by separate religious sects.‎

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Nosaukums	Hearings
Autors	United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Labor and Public Welfare
Izdevējs	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1961
Oriģināls no	Mičiganas universitāte
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