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Kennedy Outlines
24-Point Program
Aid to Education
WASHINGTON UP> — President
Kennedy sent to Congress Tues
day a 24-point program of federal
aid to education, and asked for
$1.2 billion to get it started.
As before, his proposals made no
provision for direct aid to private
or parochial schools.
Included in the omnibus measure
are 13 new programs and 11 exist
ing programs to be extended and
expanded.
They include a complex system
of grants for public elementary
and secondary education, work
projects for college students, ex
panded student loans, and loans
and grants to help public and pri
vate schools alike to meet the
surge of new enrollments.
The President placed no price
tag on his total package, which
he said would “phase out federal
aid over a four-year period.”
But he told Congress, “it is
clearly realistic in terms of its
cost—and it is clearly essential to
the growth and security of this
nation.”
For the past two years, Ken
nedy’s education proposals have
foundered in a controversy over
aid for church schools. Kennedy
says he believed such aid would
be unconstitutional, breeching the
barrier between church and state.
The Roman Catholic Hierarchy
has contended this is not true and
has opposed any federal program
which doesn’t include aid for pri
vate and parochial schools.
A notable omission in the sweep
ing program of recommendations
was any request for college
scholarships, a constant source of
congressional bickering in past
years.
Kennedy did, however, ask for
a national study to determine why
students do not attend or finish
college. The administration spokes
man said that if the study indi
cates a need for scholarships, a
request for them could be made
next year or later.
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