Solon Says New Law Puts Government In Sitter's Role
Washington bold debate over welfare law that would earmark federal funds for state day care centers. Senator Butler objects claiming government babysits while advocates say day care reduces relief rolls and delinquency. Texas eligible for over a million dollars with matching funds for 1963 and 1964.
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