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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
o 1 3 o o o ,:. 0 Q 3 o Salem, Orggon, TuesdavfFebriPary 21956 s eSenate Costs -" FussDe!ays Farm Debate o ArguiiieiilProlongcd on Funds Committees 'Can Spend WASHINGTON i-n Debate on : the controversial farm bill was lie-: layed again Tuesday by the Sen-1 , ate's prolonged arguments over the amount of money its commit- f v lees can spend this year. Senators already have spent three full working days in wran- irlirm ahmrl ,.m, il lL Curl.- chore that in the past often has S ? number of disputed allotments still awaited consideration. Nevertheless, Sen. Ellender (D Lal, Agriculture Committee chair man, expressed hope the farm bill could be taken up late in the day and finally acted on Friday. But most senators considered EHendcr's estimate highly opti mistic, since farm legislation is one of the most politically explos ive issues before Congress in this national election year. The principal farm bill fight is expected to be over proposed res toration of high, fixed price sup ports on basic crops, which the administration strongly opposes. However, there are numerous les ser farm provisions to be fought out on the floor. Kllender. aided by minority lead er Knowland iR-Califi. has been waging an unsuccessful battle to cut the various committee re quests. The Louisiana Democrat contends that the laiger commit tee staffs grow, the lir.rrier it is to cut them, because he said they create work to justify their ex is'encc. However, he has not succeeded in putting through any drastic re ductions in committee allotments for this session, although a few groups have voluntarily accepted small cuts. So far. the Senate has voted St. 700.000 in extra funds for its committees, plus regular annual allotments which amount to Sill,- 000 each for most of the groups. 1 ,, . ----- , : They Say Quotes From The News By UNITED PRESS WASHINGTON Rep. .lames P. Richards (D-SC) on the attitude of the Eisenhower administration towards the House's importance in the conduct of foreign affairs: "It appears. ..the executive de partment is still of the l'Jth cen tury vintage opinion that in the for eicn affairs field the House is an illegitimate member of the family, and a weak-minded illegitimate son at that." o 9- Shepligrft o a Divgcl tflcfok 0 i;-: 1B"T. -ab .f,. . 'tewSsg Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel of New Orleans, La., head of the deep south s largest Roman Catholic diocese, also is the church's leading spokesman in the area against segregation. 'Ine archbishop, now 80, has been a priest for 54 years. IAP Photo fox I STOLEN RELIGION mong the books most often stolen Kll.GORE, Tex. in Mrs. Mar- ' from the public library arc those garet J. Hoyal, librarian, says a-, on religion. THg 'APITALvJOUIW- o o o 2 Nov Orleaffi Archbishop PiitsIS;1",'c1(!f , a Weight Jnto Segregation Fight By HUGH A. MULLIGAN , Catholics and nog-Catholics for his NEW ORLEANS -Lfl ArchbishoD ' effort in restoring historic old St. Joseph F.r a n c i s Rummel. who Louis Cathedral, bringing the cfty caught the eye of the late Cardift.1l its first eueh'aristic conjS ess and Hayes as a struggling roung pastor i fostering numerous chanties. . in New York's Harlem, meets the! Today, in the winter of a half- same problems today on a far i century priestly career,, he is the larger scale as shepherd of the Deep South s largest Catholic flock. "Negroes were just beginning to move into Harlem in large num bers at that time, said the-New-Orleans prelate of his four years (1924-2H) as rector ot St. Joseph of i the Holy Family Church in Harlem. "The neighborhood was still pre dominantly white, but Negroes were on the increase. Already they i were attending Masses and sending ! TT(iie were changing." And the archbishop feels that times are changing in the South too. Last Sunday, after months of praver and study, he uenouncea taciturn center of a bi"er segrega tion controversy that diroady Ivis closed one church, brought excom munication threats and bids fair to be a major issuo in the coming May Legislature. In the resulting furor he has been called everything from a man of God to a Yankee, a word devoid of devotion in the present-day South. For Ore. House KLAMATH FALLS ftl Mrs. Josephine Kittredge, who resigned two weeks ago as vice chairman of Tentative of? the GOP ticket. Tihe P been mentioned as a possible candidate for 'jtopublicarr national ciQimittOwoman. Mrs. Olive Cornett, Klamath Falls, the incumber, is not seeking rc-clec-ion. Mrs. Kittredge has been a KiSm ath County icstdent 42 years. Her the Klamath County Republican j husband, Oscar, has extensive live Central Committee, said Monday stock holdings in Oregon, Cfllifor she is a candidate for state repre-nia and Nevada. I.UCKY YOUW LOUISVILLE, Ky. Wl-Raymond 1J, Higgins, 15, stepped in front f an automobile and was knocked 50 feet. He was rcloa.wd from hospital after treatment ot a singlt cut on his right shoulder. i o ' When Hitler reached the"limax of a speech, he would often crush, his glasses in his hand, although' h refused to wear the glasses in public. p proves Juniper Money WASHINGTON IP A bill which would authorize SK3,000 for the Juniper division of the Wapinitia Reclamation Project in Oregon segregation as "morally evil and, was passed Monday by the House and sent to the Senate. The project would regulate the flow of Clear Creek and provide supplemental water for 2.10D Juni- .eres. sinful" in a strongly worded pas toral letter read at all Masses throughout the archdiocese. The letter left little doubt that it is only a matter of time, very short per Flat time, before parochial schools in the archdiocese are desegregated.) 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