anaheim-gazette 1960-04-14

B2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thurs., April 14, 1960) ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AFRILIALE MEMBER GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. BERT J. ABRAHAM President MRS. HENRY KUCHEL Vice-President THEODORE KUCHEL Secretary-Treasurer SENATOR THOS. KUCHEL Director BERT J. ABRAHAM and TED KUCHEL Co-Publishers NEW PHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. 'Friendly People' Industrialists Tell Why Plants Come To County County industrialists recently told of factors causing their companies to locate in Orange County worthy, general manager of the organization, who outlined its contributions to county development, Washington REPORT JAMES B. UTT By Your Congressman The present version of the federal aid to education act has come out of Committee and will be scheduled for House debate shortly. It is considerably less violent than the Murray-Metcalf Bill, which failed to pass last year and was buried in the Rules Committee, but nevertheless just as deadly. The present legislation under consideration is a school construction assistance act, and does not include teachers' salaries or other collateral subjects. However, it would be the opening wedge for all-out federal control of our educational system. Committee testimony developed the fact that out of the 40,000 school districts in he United States there are only 237 which have reached their bonding limits and are unable to finance their needs. This is a little over one-half of one percent. Nevertheless, we propose to tax the American people an additional billion dollars to give some money to the other 39 would contribute in in taxes about $100 million and receive back about $76 million. In other words that State of California would be paying more than $20 million for the privilege of letting Uncle Sam collect this money and return a portion to us. There is a disclaimer in the bill giving assurance against federal interference or control of personnel curriculum location and d Industrialists Tell Why Plants Come To County County industrialists recently told of factors causing their companies to locate in Orange County. Occasion was a joint meeting of the Industrial Committees of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County held in Los Angeles April 5. About 130 attended the luncheon meeting. The Associated Chambers Industrial Committee had been invited to present the program before their counterpart in Los Angeles on the subject "Orange County's Role in Southern California's Industrial Development." Orange County's favorable labor market was mentioned as an important determining factor by both Clarence C. Donovan, manager of Industrial Relations of Aeronutronic, a division of the Ford Motor Company, and Robert A. Daily, general manager of the Delco-Remy Division of General Motors. Other determining factors were closeness of the Los Angeles metropolitan area, above average county and community environments, friendliness of the people, the ease with which good community relations could be established through county and community civic participation and, in the case of Aeronutronic, the procuring of a favorable federal disbursement rating. Pearson Speaks Also on the program was Chas. A. Pearson, president of the Associated Chambers who introduced the Orange Countians, Fred Clatworthy, general manager of the organization, who outlined its contributions to county development, and Dick Taylor, Division Manager, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, who told of the impact of our explosive growth and outlined possible future county growth. Howard Crooke, Secretary-Manager of the Orange County Water District outlined the past and future importance of water to the economy. Clyde Cromer was in charge of arrangements and Bob Chambers product displays. The joint meeting of the two county-wide industrial committees marked a step in promoting inter-county relations between the two country-wide organizations. About 30 members of Associated Industrial Committee attended the meeting. G.I. Loans Busy GI loan activity declined during January in all categories Mort Webster, Manager of VA's Southern California Regional Office, reported today. Ther were 1,408 applications for home loan guaranty received during January compared with 1,845 received during December, 1959. January GI starts were 459 compared to 720 in December and appraisal requests for existing units were 133 in January compared to 226 in December. Appraisal requests for proposed units were down from 1,844 in December to 1,415 in January. That is federal control in its purest essence, even though it single area. Note the word "financed IN WHOLE OR IN PART under this Act." In other words, if $1 of federal money found its way into a $10 million project in California, that $1 give federal control to the entire project. There is no provision for immediate matching of funds to the district. The rapid growth of the grant-in-aid to the states over the last several years is leading to complete federal control by bureaucrats in Washington. I will cite one outstanding example of unemployment compensation. The started out under the progress states like California, and the federal government undertook to collect and disburse the fund back to the states. With the federal contribution came the control and the power of the Bureau of Employment Security. Year WESTERN OFFICE SERVICE MIMEOGRAPHING — DIRECT MAILING INDIVIDUALLY TYPED LETTERS Rapidly and Inexpensively Produced by Automation Phone PR 4-8339 or KEllogg 8-1388 15531 CULLY DRIVE, ORANGE New Buick “Easy-Ownership Plan” tailors terms to you YOUR NEEDS COME FIRST! You set the monthly payment and it's up to the Buick "Easy-Ownership Plan" to make your dream come true. With it, your Buick Dealer will explore all the ways to put you behind the wheel. You can't lose—it doesn't cost much well be the most rewarding YOUR QUALITY BUICK DEALER INANAHEIM IS: STEFFY BUICK CO. 410 S. Los Angeles St. KEyston Washington REPORT JAMES B. UTT by Your Congressman represent version of the paid to education act has out of Committee and willduled for House debate. It is considerably less than the Murray-Metcalf which failed to pass last year buried in the Rules Combat but nevertheless just as The present legislation consideration is a school institution assistance act, and include teachers' salaries collateral subjects. How would be the opening for all-out federal control educational system. Mittee testimony developed that out of the 40,000 districts in he United States are only 237 which have their bonding limits and able to finance their needs. A little over one-half of percent. Nevertheless, we pro-tax the American people additional billion dollars to one money to the other 39,- contribute in in taxes about million and receive back 76 million. In other words, state of California would be more than $20 million for privilege of letting Uncle collect this money and re-port to us. It is a disclaimer in the bill assurance against federalence or control of person-riculum location and de- 20,000,000th Visitor To Empire State Building IF THE nearly 20,000,000 persons who have visited the Empire State Building's observatory were to stand in a continuous line, it would stretch from Empire State, a quarter of the distance around the globe to the Islands of Samoa. EMPIRE State's 20,000,000th visitor will be sent with a guest of his choice on a 6,500 mile trip to the major cities of the United States where they will be feted as personal emissaries of the world's tallest building. SOMETIME this Spring the lucky 20,000,000th visitor will go through the observatory turnstile as have Kings and Queens, Heads of States and entertainment celebrities before him. year this federal bureau has urged the state unemployment compensation departments to liberalize and repeal the needs-test to a point where most states are simply puppets of the federal government Were You One? 34 Million Get Tax Money Returns Thirty-four million persons re- one money to the other 39. contribute in taxes about million and receive back 76 million. In other words, state of California would be more than $20 million for privilege of letting Uncle collect this money and report to us. It is a disclaimer in the bill assurance against federalence or control of person-riculum, location and de-fect the buildings, and so that is simply chocolate because the real purpose legislation is to gain fed-trool of our schools, at piece by piece. Here is the Section 8 of the bill reads: State educational agency which State which receives under this Act shall give state assurance to the Conifer that all laborers and nurses employed by cons or sub-contractors in performance of work on construction projects died IN WHOLE OR IN under this Act will be wages at rates not less those prevailing on similar construction in the locality as defined by the Davis-Bacon law amended." Federal control in its essence, even though in a area. Note the words, died IN WHOLE OR IN under this Act." In other if $1 of federal money its way into a $10 million in California, that $1 gives control to the entire. There is no provision for state matching of funds by district. rapid growth of the grants-to the states over the last years is leading to com-federal control by theocrats in Washington. I will use outstanding example employment compensation. This out under the progressive like California, and the government undertook to and disburse the funds to the states. With this contribution came the con-d the power of the Bureau employment Security. Year by year this federal bureau has urged the state unemployment compensation departments to liberalize and repeal the needs-test to a point where most states are simply puppets of the federal government and unemployment-compensation is being paid to convicted criminals who have embezzled their employers' money. It is also paid to strikers who are destroying the small employer, who is in fact financing his own destruction. It is paid to women who leave employment voluntarily, get married, and move to another state. It is also paid to people who reach automatic retirement at age 65 or 70, even though they may be drawing a company retirement, social security, and are not even looking for a job. In fact, the rules have become so liberal that it is hardly necessary for anyone to look for a new job until his unemployment compensation runs out. I believe it can be supported that 25 per cent of all unemployment compensation is paid contrary to the original concept of this law, and it is useless for an employer to take a case to court even though the employee was fired for cause, because the Bureau of Employment Security has demanded in the name of humanity, that these amounts be paid. This same pattern exists in practically every grant-in-aid program. The school construction bill is the beginning of a new highway to federal control of the educational system of America, the control of which belongs at the local level. It was a great pleasure to welcome the following recent visitors: Mrs. Mildred L. Macpherson, Encinatas; Mr. James King, Mr. Keith Welputt, Councilman Bob Brewer, Mayor A. Allan Hall, Santa Ana; Mr. Glenn H. 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