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Neuberger Tells Views For Students During Education Convention
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Mail Tribun. StaJf Writer
Philadelphia, July 5 "If the
President had ,put as much zeal
and fervor behind the bill for
federal aid for school construc
tion as he did working for leg
islation which favored the Idaho
Power company, the education
bill would have passed," Sen.
Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon
said here last night.
The Oregon senator was inter
viewed by a panel of college
'atudenta during the "Notables
Dinner" given by Student Na
tional Education association as
part of the centennial conven
tion of NEA.
On the panel of six students
was . Jim McDonald, Medford,
nawiy elected president of
SNEA.
Senator Neuberger further
said in answer to questions that
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American education is better
than ever; that Americans spend
too little rather than too much
on education. The senator also
declared that too many Ameri
cans are indifferent to the affairs
of government in general, as
well as those of education. He
agreed with one student who
wanted to know if this condi
tion is true because "life is too
good in the United States." add
ing "some people pay attention
to government only in time of
crises."
Asked by McDonald if he
thought the condition "alarm
ing" the senator said it was a
cause of grave concern but said
he had been encouraged over
the large vote at the last general
election. He said some politicians
were at fault, too, by failing to
encourage their constituents to
participate in government.
McDonald also questioned the
senator about his reaction to
"clean bombs." The senator said
"Unless the Russians have a
'clean' bomb, it won't do us much
good to develop them."
School Support
Asked about public support
for the federal aid to schools
bill, Senator Neuberger said
there was plenty of public sup
port for the bill and pointed
out that many administration
bills are passed with almost no
public support, but do so because
the administration actively
pushes them. "The administra
tion threw in the towel too easy"
he declared.
Senator Neuberger answered
a question about further exten
sion of GI education benefits by
saying he supported it and point
ed out that the Russians "have
more students in college than
does the United States." "This
government can afford to sacri
fice a little money to educate the
ex-GI's" he added.
Ciril Rights
On the civil rights question.
Senator Neuberger said "every
citizen should have the right to
vote if his state will not give
him the right to vote, the U.S.
should guarantee it." He praised
the supreme court for recent con
troversial decisions, saying,
"They made me proud to be an
American," and added "the ad
ministration has been too tepid
and pallid in support of the
court; at least the supreme court
stands firm for the rights of all
Americans. We should uphold
their decisions." He praised Chief
Justice Earl Warren and said
one of the best moves ever made
by President Eisenhower was his
appointment of Justice Warren.
Senator Neuberger's closing
words were in reply to a last
question by McDonald and were
Thomas Jefferson's quotes:
"They have rights who maintain
them." !
The motto of Student Nation-;
al Education association is j
"Teach Freedom." I
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