Extensions of Remarks Hon. Alexander Wiley

1962 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-· HOUSE with respect to the weekly benefit amount By Mr. PRICE: PRIVATE BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS and limit the tax credits available to ·em H. Res. 720. Resolution authorizing the ployers in a State which does not meet Sl:l<?h printing of "United States Defense Policies Under clause 1 of rule XXII, private requirements, to establish a Federal require in 1961" as a House document; to the Com bills and resolutions were introduced and ment prohibiting States from denying com mittee on House Administration. severally referred as follows: pensation to workers undergoing occupa By Mr. HAL~J!:RN: By Mr. MORGAN: tional training or retraining and deny tax H. Res. 721. Resolution to d~velop and sus H.R. 12445. A bill for the relief of Dr. Gor credits to employers in a State which .does tain a just and enduring peace in the Middle gonio B. Policar, Jr.; to the Committee on not .meet such requirement, to increase the · East; to the Committee on F~reign A:tfairs. the Judiciary. wage base for the Federal .unemployment By Mr. O'BRIEN of Illlnois: tax, to increase the rate of the Federal un H.R. 12446. A bill for the relief of Tong II employment tax, to establish a Federal addi MEMORIALS _ Han; to the Committee on the Judiciary. tional compensation and equalization ac 'under clause 4 of rule XXII, memo By Mr. O'NEILL: . count in the unemployment trust fund, and rials were presented and · referred as H.R. 12447. A bill for the relief of Leung for other purposes; to the Committee on Tung Ung; to the Committee on the Judi Ways. and Means. follows: ciary. By Mr. SPENCE: By the SPEAKER:· Memorial of the Leg By Mr. STEPHENS: . H.R. 12443. A bill to establish the Linden islature of the State of California memo H.R. 12448. A bill to provide for ~he free Grove Cemetery National Memorial at Cov rializing the President and the Congress of entry of an orthicon image assembly fot tlie ington, Ky.; to the Committee on Interior the United States relative to a navigation use of the Medical College of Georgia, and Insular A:tfairs. survey of portions of the Sacramento, Augusta, Ga.; to the Committee on Ways and By Mr. HALPERN: Feather, and American Rivers; to the Com Means. H.R. 12444. A. bill to amend section 102 mittee on Public Works. By Mr. CH~ERLAIN: of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961; to Also, memorial of the Legislature of the H.R. 12449. A bill for the relief of Vladimir the Committee on Foreign A:tfairs. State of Louisiana declaring that the public E. Prymak, M.D.; to the Committee on the By Mr. DANIELS: policy of the State of Louisiana is unalter Judiciary. H.J. Res. 806. Joint resolution designating ably opposed to the encroachment by the the week of July 15, 1962, to J"!llY 21, 1962, Federal Government upon the sovereign as "National Drum Corps Week"; "t;o the powers of the States which comprise this PETITIONS, ETC. Committee on the Judiciary. Nation, the determent of free enterprise by By Mr. HARVEY of Indiana: excessive Federal taxation and regulation; Under clause 1 of rule XXII, H.J. Res. 807. Joint resolution proposing an and continued extravagant deficit, spending 380. The SPEAKER presented a petition of amendme.nt to the Constitution· of the by the Federal Government, and that 1m James C. Lattin, of Santa Fe, N.Mex., relative United States permitting nonsectarian mediate and drastic steps be taken to restore to a redress of .grievance relating to being prayer in public schools or other public the dignity and sovereignty of the States of denied the right to the writ of habeas corpus places , if participation therein is not com the Union; to the Committee on Ways and by the State Supreme Court of New Mexico; pulsory; to the Committee on the Judiciary. Means. to the Committee on the Judiciary. EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS Proposed Establishment of Ice Age more of our natural resources to meet the now in ·public ownership. Generally this needs of 186 million citizens; and undergoing would consist of land in the following areas: Scientific Reserve in Wisconsin other changes that literally reshaped the 1. Eastern area. (portions of the northern face of America. unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest and In our race for progress, necessary though Campbellsport area): In this area, 17,000 EXTENSION OF REMARKS it is, we must not waste, destroy, or lose by acres would ultimately be required, 16,000 in O.P' negligence, significant features of our out the Kettle Moraine State Forest and 1,000 in of-door natural heritage. the Campbellsport area. Of this, 12,000 acres HON. ALEXANDER WILEY In Wisconsin, for example, -we possess are already acquired in the Kettle Moraine OF WISCONSIN unique and unequaled moraines; natural State Forest. formations, sculptured over 10,000 years ago IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES 2. Central area (portions of Devils Lake by glaciers of the lee age, of great geological, State Park): 2,500 acres is already included Monday, July 9, 1962 scientific, and historical significance. in Devils Lake State Park, and it is antici In 1958 and again in 1960, I introduced Mr. WILEY. Mr. President, the Na pated that an additional 1. •000 acres would legislation, a~ong with other members of be required. tional Parks Subcommittee of the House the Wisconsin delegation, for preserving our 3. Northwestern. area (portions of Chip . Committee on Interior and Insular Af moraines. Following these legislative pro pewa County): In this wilderness of more fairs today is holding hearings on bills posals the National Park Service conducted a than 300 lakes and swamps, 5,000 acres are As H.R. 7409 and H.R. 7236. 4-year survey. a result of the information already in county forest. An additional 5,000 The bills, if adopted, would create an obtained from the study the Advisory Board acres, for a total of 10,000 acres, would be on National Parks, Historical Sites, and required. ice age scientific reserve in Wisconsin. Monuments, unanimously endorsed the idea be 4. Related areas, subject to agreement be The· purpose would to preserve, of preserving these morain~ within the U.S. within ·our national park system, gla national park system. · tween the Secretary of the Interior and the cially sculptured .formations of great geo Earlier this year, the President's conserva State of Wisconsin: A total of 1,000 acres logical, scientific, and historical sig tion message to Congress also gave high pri is the maximum envisaged as needing to be ority to the project, as one of the 10 most acquired for such additional areas, which nificance. might include Sheboygan Marsh in Sheboy Over the weekend, I was privileged to urgently needed new areas for inclusion in the national park system. gan County, the Cross Plains area in Dane discuss the need for urgent action on As a result of these actions-and urgings County, the John Muir birthplace area in this legislation. I ask unanimous con by myself and other Members of Congress, ' Marquette County, Camp Douglas Buttes in sent to have excerpts of my. remarks the National Parks Subcommittee in the central Wisconsin, and Interstate Park in printed in the REcoRD. House of Representatives has scheduled St. Croix County. There being no objection, the excerpts hearings on the legislation for July 9. Even with speedy action the project, if were ordered to be printed in the RECORD) Naturally, I shall urge expeditious consid adopted as recommended by the Department as follows: eration of this measure. Unless there is of Interior, would require 2 years of further fast action, it will not be possible to get final planning. For this reason, it is extremely WILE"': URGES SPEEDUP ON NATIONAL MORAINE approval of this legislation during this ses important that every effort be made to get PARK sion of Congress. final approval during this session of Con (Excerpts of address by Senator .ALEXANDER In endorsing the project, the Department gress. WII;EY, Repub.Ucan, <;>f Wisconsin, over of the Interlor. however,.. made some recom In addition to preserving a significant fea Wisconsin radio stations, weekend of July mendations on the scope of the program. ture of our national landscape, the scien .7 and 8, 1962) As proposed, the -project, referred to as the tific reserve would be a great asset to our The Nation today is moving ahead agri Ice Age National Scientific Reserve, would tourist industry-now a major source of in culturally, industrially, utilizing more anc1 cover about 32,500 acres of which 20,000 are come for Wisconsin. 13038 . July ·9 Summary of National Defense modern foreign languages in the Nation's mine the greatest needs in foreign language public elementary and secondary s~~ools. instruction, to determine the best methods Education Act In addition, loans totaling f~.7 million of foreign language teaching, and to develop have been made to approximately ~80 private instructional materials such, as grammars,. elementary, an~ secondary schools for t~is readers, and dictionaries. EXTENSION OF REMARKS purpose. TECHNICAL TRAINING OF More than 15,000 public classrooms ha.ve Under the technical training program, both been remodeled under this program, and youth and adults are trained as highly skilled HON. CLEVELAND M. BAILEY more.than·4,000 new el_ectronic !anguage la~ technicians in fields necessary for the na oratories have been constructed. Well over tional defense. Adults are generally workers OF WEST VIRGINIA half of the projects have been in small.

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