Portland Observer
Thursday, July 25. 1974
P*gt. 3
The Senator visits Albina
“I h r only hop«* of advancing the cauae of peace in our time
lie* in the substitution of the rule* of international law lor
the jungle law of military might."
"The formulation of American foreign policy under our
Constitution belong* to the people of the United State*, not
exclusively to the President and the State Department."
"In a democracy, there is no substitute for a full public
disclosure of the people's business."
“Every American youngster, a* a matter of right, is
entitled to a* much education as he or she ha* the ability
to master.”
“There is no hope for permanent peace in the world until
all nations of the world are willing to set up a system of
international justice through law, to the procedures of which
will be submitted each and every issue that threatens the
pace of the world, for final and bending decision to be
imposed by an international organization such a* the United
Sat too*."
The photographs on this page were
taken in May of 1972 when Senator
Morse visited Bethel
AM E Church,
where he gave the
Mother's Day
Address; the Bethel Child Development
Center; the Senior Adult Service Center;
and talked with young people in Unthank
(Malcolm X I Park.
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