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that he wanted the traditional.

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I would like to read to you just a second

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here a statement by Mr. McGeorge Bundy, when he was

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asked, And what about public education, secondary and

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elementary? Here is what he said, and I think that you

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people should remember this, because certainly you have

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taken some bold and made some bold changes and extensive

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changes in the Constitution up to this point.

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Here is what he says; It comes from an article

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in The Star, written by Ralph McGill, Crisis in Education,

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Students and Finances : We are in a grave and deepening

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crisis in public education, says Mr. Bundy. The burden

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of proof is not on those who urge change. The burden of

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proof is on those who do not urge change.

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I would like for you to keep that in mind also.

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Thank you.

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THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Lord, you have a little

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less than four and a half minutes to allot.

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DELEGATE LORD: Mr. Chairman, fedlow delegates,

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I will use probably most of this time, and then will yield

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back the remainder.