I have no doubt that the Senator reaches a point of view in this regard which is shared by many of his colleagues. and it may well be that his point of view is shared by a majoritythat we will find out tomorrow or a little later. I would not wish to quarrel with the Senator for hisin my judgmentunduly conservative point of view as to the very great need to have an emergency employment program to deal with the problems of the cities of America and the rural ghettos. We saw a great deal of poverty as we went around the countryin the Delta counties of Mississippi. in the slums of Chicago. among the migrant workers in San Joaquin Valley in California. in Watts. and in a number of other places where I would suspect that the majority of the Senators have not had a real opportunity. as we in the subcommittee of necessity did. to see the conditions of misery and penury and squalor under which so many Americans are living. the end result being that thousands of them are being denied the good things In life and indeed are being deprived of their rights as free citizens of this great Republic. The end result of the Senators point of viewand I honor him for his point of view. as I say. because it is shared by many of his colleagues hereis that we will turn our back on the poor insofar as any effective employment program is concerned for the balance of this fiscal year. We are turning our backs on the poor. if the Senators views are to prevailand I hope they will notlargely because the Senator thinks we cannot afford to support both the war in Vietnam and the war on poverty.