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Federal money powers local control and dangers in 1960s tone
United Press International quotes Dr. Tinsley L. Spaggins of Washington warning Florida voters that federal funding pressures schools to end racial segregation and extend federal influence over local affairs. The piece cites Supreme Court language from 1942 and a Redskins stadium episode in Washington as examples of how subsidies create power, ending with Lord Acton’s warning that power corrupts absolutely.
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Tinsley L. Spaggins
Washington, D.C
Florida
Spaggins
United States Office of Education
Federal Treasury
Consti
United States Supreme Court
United States
Columbia
Marshall
Redskins
D.C
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Milton W. King
Bobby Mitchell
Udall - Marshall - Mitchell
Lord Acton