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Marion B. Folsom, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare LL.D...
SECRETARY Marion Folsom of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare says that the U.S. has a shortage of 159,000 classrooms. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce refuses to believe there is a critical shortage at all. Senator Knowland thinks that federal aid for school construction will inevitably lead to federal control, but Democratic Representative Augustine Kelley has declared it "urgently needed." How do the 48 states feel about it? For the answer, see TIME's survey of all 48 states in EDUCATION, Federal School Aid-Do the States Want...
...value (similar techniques have previously been tried and found wanting). In any case, he violated all the rules of the psychiatric club by taking his protest outside the institute's massive brick walls (by way of the patients' families) to Congressmen and to Secretary Marion Folsom of Health, Education and Welfare...
Alabama's high-piled (6 ft. 8 in.) Governor James Folsom, though a strong states' rights man, made a sensational offer to the Federal Government. On April Fool's Day, Kissin' Jim, clowning it up for the benefit and merriment of Birmingham reporters, announced that all of Alabama's National Guard helicopters were available for the asking to President Eisenhower for "golfing, fishing, hunting or whatever else he might need them for." Explained Folsom to his predominantly Democratic constituents: "[Ike's] health, time and welfare are worth more to the people of Alabama than...
...Humphrey's repeated rumbles about the need for economy sound less tuneful than they sound to Senator Byrd. Most of them apparently believe that their departmental budgets are tight. Secretary Mitchell defends every dollar in the Labor Department's $418 million budget. Health. Education and Welfare Secretary Folsom is fighting hard for the endangered $451 million school-aid program. Last week Postmaster General Summerfield reported that his estimate of the 1958 Post Office deficit had swelled rather than shrunk since January. Secretary Benson gloomily announced that he saw "no alternative" but to spend the massive $5.3 billion requested...