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Kennedy Lavs Proposals Before
Congress to Aid Nations Youth
O
WASHINGTON UP — President /
Kennedy wrapped together in a ,
single unprecedented package yes- <
terday all his proposals to aid the
nation’s youth. He sent it to Con- i
gress with word that “our youth 1
deserve and require a better
chance.”
“We must afford them every op- <
portunit.y to develop and use their
talents,” Kennedy said. “If we
j serve them better now, they will r
serve their nation better when c
the burdens are theirs alone.”
Accordingly, Kennedy asked
Congress for legislation and fi
nancing on a broad scale.
He bid for a “Youth Conserva
tion Corps” to work in parks and
forests. He urged creation of a ^
sort of home town youth corps. He c
called again for a domestic Peace
Corps — it would be named the 1
National Service Corps. He asked 1
! that the existing Peace Corps over- j
I seas be expanded by nearly one- i
I half.
And the President emphasized
I need for action on juvenile de
linquency, family welfare, educa
tion and health and physical fit
ness.
The total price tag for all the
projects is obscure, even though
Kennedy has recommended all of
them before in general if not speci
fic terms.
As outlined in the message and
by officials who would have some
of the responsibility for them, the
various corps would shape up this
way:
Youth Conservation Corps — A
present day version of the Civilian
Conservation Corps that built
parks, trails, lakes and roads in
the depression of the 1930s.
It would start with 15,000 boys
and be allowed a maximum of
60,000 at any one time. They could
enroll for six months originally
and serve a total of two years by
re-enlisting. Basic pay would be
$60 a month, plus travel and living
expenses.
Home Town Youth Corps —
Both boys and girls could enroll
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for work in hospitals, schools, parks
and settlement, houses. The Corps
could hire up to 40.000 youngsters
the first year and go up to a maxi
mum of 50,000 later. The pay scale
has not been determined.
The Conservation and Heme
Tov/n Corps would take in semi
skilled or unskilled young people
16 to 21 years old in an effort to
boost the economy, cut unemploy
ment and train young people who
otherwise would be idle. Kennedy
has included $100 million for the
programs in his new budget. State
and local governments would have
to supply an additional $60 mil
lion.
National Service Corps — Tnis
would be open to both young and
older persons on a volunteer basis.
It is intended to attract persons
with skills that could be put to
use at once, under professional
guidance, to provide needed service
in hospitals, on Indian reserva
tions, to families of migrant work
ers, and in social and educational
institutions in slums or improver
ished rural areas.
The Corps probably would start
with 100 or 200 volunteers, reach
a maximum of 5,000, pay $6 to $8
a day, and perhaps offer a bonus
at the end of a year’s service.
Overseas Peace Corps — Ken
nedy wants to raise the present
limit of 9,000 volunteers to 13,000.
He has included in his budget an
increase of nearly $50 million for
an enlarged Peace Corps, which
would almost double the present
total.
The President asked that the
present three-year federal-state
program to combat juvenile de
linquency be extended three more
years.
Eskimo Ediior Will Visit Ghana
LONDON (JPi — Miss Mary Pane
goosho, 23, editor of Canada’s only
Eskimo-language magazine, Unik
titut — The Eskimo Way — has
left London for a six-week cultural
tour of Ghana — the first Eskimo
ever to visit that African nation.
Miss Panegoosho, on her first
trip outside Canada, will show
films in Ghana of the life and ac
tivity of the Eskimos and will ex
plain their writing symbols. Her
first comment on arriving in Ac
cra: “You have beautiful warm
weather.”
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