PAGE 1 ARWWAWYW Y AL IW WYAYTAWR WWVER W RAAAWWWARY Y "BeWYYYAWYL WYuAYii -Y WYR"YYWAWA PAGE 2 y. .p....#..... PAGE 3 1us c0 s.Tei omuhlf nad eti hudtl to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~l y... frlywutldw rasw oldhv oce no yafato of heproles ta wli onron te oveno ofFlria drig he ex four ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .f. yer.Yucndtpaeyu athi rmsso ee ntebs intntins Myfateruse tosa that thel nl LIghI. -rgte u PAGE 4 EBryant the Candidate' "Bryant's Program" provide for them better than we provide for our other needs. Whatever is required in terms of r.oney to meet our educa tional goals we rust furnish; waacever e xpporr atte educa tors require to achieve our educational goals u.ust be forthcouitylg," Bryant further sugg-ses that "This campaign will be worth all my efforts and yours if out of a e comes only an aroused interest in the public school proscam, in the need for classrooms for our children, in the qualifica tions of our teachers, and in the educational gaals which are being; pursued. I think that we shall find tant the vast tajority of the school program is good, and that part we must redouble our efforts -o suppe:0, expressing in 'word and deed our statitude to EbosG i-Cachel G r..u E d'Lilrii-stt'a tor:7 1.1|10 atei reSponsible "As 1;our gavernac," Etyant pledges, "I shall provide the leadership for this orposal of pitolle interest and enlist your support and participa tion irt that easpaipp as well -.3 this one. We shall establish joint citizens ard ';rufe:sional educar.ors committees properly scaffed and firrenced to make a soarabing revisa er our whole public school system, laving reaEffrr:ed th:it which is good and that which is needed, we will then throw ou.: fui.1 supporr. b-:htnd an effor t to make our educational PAGE 5 Brya11e t!Cmia..a Bryatt's Prograuf' program, and be is an avowed economic t as witnessed by his following statement: "When our children finish their education we waDE theHi to graduate into a free Gerne-my, second only o niy concern about educatien is uly concern for che continuing rise of governmetitel expenditures. "A Euw weks ago" Bryant continues, "I made the statement that 50 loilliori dollars can be savod LO Che nurt Lua years in the operation of the goveroberit of the Scate of Florida. When I made that statement I intended to be, and was, exteeniety conservative. Since that time, further research has convinced cie that the possibility for savings is far in excess of that figure. "In 1953 and 1954 it was my privilege to serve as speaker of the Hause of Representatives, and in that capacity to adalirlister che financial aEfairs of that Lw.islative body. We were faced there, as the entire scate governmental is now, with a picture of increased demands, increased wage scales, increased ceses in all areas. In spite of the longestablished upward trend, iri spite of the higher wages and other costs, we were able to reduce che cost of administration of the House of Representatives lower than it had beori since 1947 and far lower than was that cost during the session which followed. It was so simple to dci. W did not explay people to fill jobs that were not needed. We did not 011-9141y people for any Jobs they were not qualified to perform, We irade na purchases except to treet pre-determined needs, PAGE 6 2 years i1rrerliately precuding and the 2 years israedthe 1953-9 period and incr-ased the efficiency of saule r.no, 50 million deliars will be approximatet of the state nE Florida for the 2 years that lie are is no quasr ina but that chere is 3% wasr.e in our ... there is only the quesciun as to whether the a will elect. a governor with the courage and ability -rom the body politic. ~[ believe that they will and theal che way, is the. candidate wilo has -xpressed himself clearly stes' rights. He says, "[ want to take this opporposition crystal clear, if it is not already .40, or ur.itutional gavernment as ic relates to the State of sus1; be no 1.IncerEdintV dhDUt l'he 909EEion I Will takE PAGE 7 way open to me as governor, throw the Eull Eorce of the State and the full dignity of the office 1 shall hold behind my purpose to unintain the integrity of the law, I will not countenance vtolation of our rights, and I will not condone any involuntary knuckling under to an invalid Federal encroachment. "'What 1 have said goes for our constitutional rights, including specifically the proposed creation of a Federal dictator to oversee our eleccions, the Federal government's atteript to force integration in our schools, and every echer efforc to trenegrose upon tbe constitutional sovereignty of the State of Florida. 1 shall not take upon myself the responsibility of the governorship of the sta te of Florida ce preside over the destruction of the powers of this sovereign State. "We fight a battle for men's minds. It carinot be won in Florida alon, though we must not weaken our stand on any front. Ulturately we shall prevail in our determination to naincatri our treadne through the Federal system of an indissoluble union of sovereigri states. But we shall only da so by so conducting ourselves that the rest of the natL0n COules Eo reCDypize the imp0rtanCe and the rightneSS of the Stand for constitutional government which we cake. I am proud to be a Floridian, and I shall represent this State with pride. Where we have made mi.stakes we will correct them, but I shall not apologize for the valiant efforts of a noble people to sustain PAGE 8 I.d n e C It w f t d p n d Amrian eerwhre ad sal d s wthlaaly ndfideity." p In yiadrc ahoFrr.Byn ksti lde PAGE 9 bryan peech FS -7" y. ... C..d .d. .........".. Fy.. ... F.... ....g F .... 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