Higher Education Act of 1965

Golter, Robert A., librarian, Wheaton College Library, Wheaton,
Ill.; Mrs. Marjorie Keenleyside, librarian, Roosevelt University
Library, Chicago, Ill.; and Herbert Goldhor, director, Graduate
School of Library Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill...
Harrington, Dr. Fred H., president, University of Wisconsin, Madi-
son, Wis.; and Russell Thackery, executive secretary, National
Association of State Universities & Land-Grant Colleges..
Harwood, Raymond C., president, American Book Publishers Coun-
cil; president, Harper & Row, Publishers of New York and Evans-
ton, Ill.

Havighurst, Robert J., professor of education, University of Chicago.
Heartfield, Maurice, director of student financial aid, George Wash-
ington University..

Hill, Dr. Alfred T., executive secretary, Council for the Advancement of
Small Colleges, accompanied by Dr Roger Voskuyl, president,
Westmont College, Santa Barbara, Calif.; and John L. Bennett,
staff member, Council for Advancement of Small Colleges..
Hopkins, Dr. H. Palmer, director, Office of Student Aid, University
of Maryland..

Hutton, Čarroll, education director, United Automobile, Aerospace &
Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), AFL-CIO...

Johnson, Mrs. Ruth, student loan officer, American University.

Kauffman, Dr. Joseph F., director of higher education services,

American Personnel & Guidance Association____

Keppel, Hon. Francis, Commissioner, Office of Education; Samuel

Halperin, Director, Office of Legislation, Office of Education, HEW;

Chester Relyea, Office of General Counsel, HEW, and Peter P.

Muirhead, Associate Commissioner for Higher Education, USOE 108, 393

Larson, L. C., associate dean of extension, Indiana University, state-

ment presented by Robert C. Snider, National Education Associa-

tion...

Lowrie, Dr. Jean, head, Department of Librarianship, Western
Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Mich.-

Magrogan, Lawrence J., financial aid officer, Catholic University..

Mansfield, Ralph, board member, accompanied by David Cohen,

legislative representative, Americans for Democratic Action.....

Marshall, Allen D., president, United Student Aid Funds, Inc.,

accompanied by Arnold M. Bloss, supervisor of student financial

aid, Clemson University.

McClary, George O., president, American School Counselor Associa-

tion_...

598

McNeal, Dr. Archie L., director of libraries, University of Miami,

Coral Gables, Fla_-_

341

Moon, Rexford G., director, College Scholarship Service..

723

Statement of-Continued

Mulligan, Rev. Robert W., S. J. vice president, and Richard A.
Matre, dean of the University College, Loyola University--

✔ Mumford, L. Quincey, Librarian, Library of Congress_-

Patterson, William R., director of student financing, Georgetown

University..

Pfautz, Dr. Harold, professor of sociology, director of Brown-Tougaloo

cooperative project.

✓ Plaut, Richard L., president, National Scholarship Service and Fund
for Negro Students..

✓ Rickover, Adm. Hyman G.

Rogin, Lawrence, on behalf of the Department of Legislation,

American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organiza-

tions..

Schenkkan, Robert, chairman, Board of Educational Television
Stations; Gerald Sandler, executive director (appearing in behalf of
Jack D. Summerfield, vice chairman), and Arthur R. Lehne,
assistant superintendent, Chicago Board of Education (appearing
in behalf of Dr. Benjamin C Willis, general superintendent of
schools, Chicago, Ill), speaking in behalf of the National Associa-
tion of Educational Broadcasters_

Scott, John E., head librarian, West Virginia State College Institute
Sills, Col. Tom W., director of student aid, American University..
Stalnaker, John M., president, National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Stein, Jess, vice president, Random House, Publishers, New York;
treasurer, American Textbook Publishers, Inc..

/Stepnick, Edward W., Assistant Director, Civil Accounting and

Auditing Division, accompanied by Warren F. Bedell, Supervisory

Accountant, Civil Accounting and Auditing Division, General Ac-

counting Office___

Tompkins, Dr. Pauline, general director, American Association of
University Women.......

Tribbey, Walter J., president, Draughon School of Business, Okla-

homa City, Okla.; Prentiss Carnell, III, secretary, Albany, N.Y.;

and Mrs. A. G. Gaston, director, Booker T. Washington Business

College, Birmingham, Ala___

Tyler, Dr. Ralph W., chairman, National Commission for Cooperative

Education, and director of the Center for Advanced Studies in the

Behavoral Sciences, Stanford, Calif....

Page

852

712

536

363

316

765

388

265

701

504

673

Wahlstrom, Nelson A., executive director, National Association of Col-

lege & University Business Officers...

294

Wenberg, Stanley J., vice president, Education Relationship and

Development, University of Minnesota__.

808

Prepared statements, letters, supplemental material, etc.:

Abate, Robert P., vice president, American National Bank & Trust
Co. of Chicago, outline and list of Associated Colleges of Illinois,
Associated Colleges of the Midwest, and Pacific Northwest Schools-
Association of State Universities & Land-Grant Colleges, Washington,
D.C., publication entitled, "Tax Credits for Educational Expenses
or How To Spend $1 Billion Annually in Tax Money To Help
Those Who Need It Least".

793

883

Babbidge, Homer D., president, University of Connecticut:

"Commitment To Expanding Opportunity-Proposals for Fed-
eral Action in Education," publication entitled__

458

Letter to Chairman Green, enclosing a letter from Charles H. J.

Bergin, Thomas, dean, University of Notre Dame, two letters to Con-

gressman Brademas.

879

Breslin, Daniel J., comptroller, Boston College:

Letter from Chairman Green, dated March 26, 1965--

883

Letter from Warren H. Phillips, managing editor, the Wall Street

Journal, dated February 24, 1965-

882

Letter to Chairman Green, dated March 17, 1965-

882

Letter to Chairman Green, dated March 31, 1965.

880

Letter to editor in chief, the Wall Street Journal, dated February

10, 1965___

881

Prepared statements, etc.-Continued

Cartter, Dr. Allan M., vice president, American Council on Education,
article entitled, "Tax Reliefs and the Burden of College Costs".

Celebrezze, Hon. Anthony J., Secretary of Health, Education, and

Welfare:

Estimated costs for attending college (chart)....

Family eligibility for student assistance under title IV.

Higher Education Act of 1965 (chart) __

Number and percentage of high school graduates who did not
enter college within 1 year after completing grade 12 (table) _ _

Percentages of female high school graduates who did not enter

college within 1 year after completing grade 12 (chart) _ _ _ _

Percentages of male high school graduates who did not enter

college within 1 year after completing grade 12 (chart) –

Proposed maximum student scholarship (chart)_.

Strengthening developing institutions (chart).

Title IV: Student Assistance (chart).......

Pag

What higher education can do for American communities (chart)_

What higher education has done for rural America (chart) –

What makes a good library?

Chapman, Dr. Charles, president, Cuyahoga Community College,
Cleveland, Ohio, statement by..

753

Clarke, J. B., treasurer, Howard University, letter to Chairman

Green, dated March 31, 1965..

326

Cone, Keith G., senior vice president, LaSalle National Bank, Chicago,

Ill.:

Appendix A.-General description and statistics concerning

statewide loan guarantee programs..

Appendix B.-State-by-State breakdown of loans outstanding un-

der United Student Aid Funds, Inc., as of December 31, 1964.

Cottingham, Harold F., president, American Personnel & Guidance
Association, statement by.

Daniels, B. L., secretary, Pennsylvania Bankers Association, Harris-

burg, Pa., resolution_.

Downs, Robert B., dean of library administration, University of

Illinois:

Statement by.

364

Supplementary testimony.

869

Fretwell, Dr. E. K., Jr., dean for academic development, City Univer-

sity of New York, selected resolutions from 20th National Confer-

ence on Higher Education_ _ _

581

Fulton, Hon. Richard, a Representative in Congress from the State

of Tennessee, letter to Chairman Green, dated February 9, 1965...

Goldhor, Hert, director, Graduate School of Library Science, Univer-

sity of Illinois, statement by.

Golter, Robert A., librarian, Wheaton College, statement by.

Harley, William G., president, National Association of Educational

Broadcasters, letter to Chairman Green, dated April 2, 1965_____

Harrington, Dr. Fred H. president, University of Wisconsin, Madison,

Wis.:

"Recommendations on Desirable National Action Affecting

Higher Education".

Testimony by..........

Heartfield, Maurice H. K., assistant treasurer, George Washington
University, letter to Chairman Green, dated March 11, 1965..
Hesburgh, Father Ted, president, Notre Dame University, letter to
Congressman Brademas, dated April 13, 1965....

325

880

Hill, Dr. Alfred T., executive secretary, Council for the Advancement
of Small Colleges, testimony by

201

Hopkins, H. Palmer, director, student loan aid, University of Mary-
land, letter to Chairman Green, dated April 20, 1965.

324

Hovde, Frederick L., president, Purdue University, letter to Congress-

man Brademas, dated April 8, 1965..

877

Hutson, Harold H., provost, American University, letter to Chairman
Green, dated March 23, 1965.

324

Prepared statements, etc.-Continued

Hutton, Carroll M., education director, United Automobile, Aerospace

& Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW), AFL-CIO,

testimony of.

Page

666

Johnson, Ruth E., student loan officer, American University, article

in the Wall Street Journal entitled, "Student Loan Program

Troubled Increasingly by Lagging Repayment".

Kauffman, Dr. Joseph F., director, Higher Education Services, Ameri-

can Personnel & Guidance Association, statement by Robert P.

Huff, chairman, Commission on Financial Aid of the American Col-

lege Personnel Association..

320

605

Kee, Hon. James, a Representative in Congress from the State of West

Virginia, statement of

862

Keenleyside, Marjorie C., librarian, Roosevelt University, statement

by...

800

Keppel, Hon. Francis, U.S. Commissioner of Education:

Accreditation status of 2,168 institutions of higher education, by

control and type, December 31, 1964 (table).

117

Cost to the Federal Government exclusive of the costs of forgive-

ness---

414

Description of programs..

126

125

446

Extramural research programs of the Department of Health, Edu-

cation, and Welfare: Fiscal year 1966 (table).

Higher Education Act of 1965 (table) ...

Organizations designated by the Commissioner of Education as

nationally recognized accrediting agencies and associations__

Relationship of "University Extension and Continuing Education

(Title I of H.R. 3220) to the Vocational Education Act of 1963” -

Relationship of "University Extension and Continuing Educa-

tion," (title I of H. R. 3220) to the "State Technical Services

Act of 1965".

Statement by-

Comments on the Report to the Congress of the United

States on Weaknesses in Administration of the Student

Loan Program under title II of the National Defense Act,

by the Comptroller General..........

Annual Report of Repayments on National Defense

Student Loans, November 1, 1963, to October 31,

1964 (form).

Exhibit 1.-Public and private college and university

libraries (chart).

Exhibit 2. Prices of library materials (chart).

Exhibit 3.-Strengthening

developing institutions

(table) -

Exhibit 4.-Veterans' Administration-Fact sheet, 20th

anniversary of the GI bill.......

Exhibit 5.-Estimated costs for tuition and required fees

and total costs of attending college, per student,

1930-31 through 1980-81, by control (chart) -

Exhibit 6.-Estimated costs for tuition and required fees

and total cost of attending college, per student,

1930-31 through 1980-81, by control (table)__.

Exhibit 7.-Typical scholarship awards by income level

and family size (table) -

Exhibit 8.-Packaging of student assistance in six types

of institutions of higher education ___

101

Table A.-Composition of assistance to a needy

student with no parental support, by type..

Table B.-Expenses of the typical student, by

category, in the same institutions..

101

Exhibit 9.-Financial assistance by source (chart) –

Exhibit 10.-Percentages of male high school graduates

102

who did not enter college within 1 year after com-

pleting grade 12, by aptitude percentile and family

income (table) -

103

Prepared statements, etc.-Continued

Keppel, Hon. Francis, U.S. Commissioner of Education-Continued

Statement by-Continued

Comments on the Report to the Congress, etc.-Continued

Exhibit 10-A.-Percentages of female high school

graduates who did not enter college within 1 year

after completing grade 12, by aptitude percentile and

family income (table) __.

Page

103

Exhibit 11.-Student loan activity (projected) (table)...

Exhibit 12.-Defense educational activities

loans-Lending activity 1959–64 (table) --

Exhibit 13.-Defense educational activities student

103

student

104

loans, by State (table)..........

105

Exhibit 14.-Student loan operations under State guar-

antee programs (table).

106

Exhibit 14-A.-Student loan operations under the State

guarantee plans, 1964 (table).

106

Exhibit 15.-Estimated scope

of student financial

assistance during fiscal year 1966 (table) - -

107

Summary report-Resident and extension enrollments in institu-

tions of higher education, fall 1963----

Request for partial advance of funds, national defense

student loan program (form)... - -

Table 1.-Resident and extension students in fall 1963, by

type of enrollment, institutional control, and sex of

student, and percent change from fall 1961: Aggregate

United States

Table 2.-Resident and extension students enrolled in work

creditable toward a bachelor's or higher degree in institu-

tions of higher education, by type of enrollment and by

region and State: Fall 1963__

Table 3.-Resident and extension students in institutions of

higher education, by type of enrollment, and by type and

control of institution: Aggregate United States, fall 1963_

Undergraduate student support from Federal research funds ----

Knowles, Asa, president, Northeastern University, Boston, Mass.,

letter to Chairman Green, dated March 17, 1965--

Lang, Father Jovian, O.F.M., librarian, Quincy College, Quincy, Ill.,

statement by...

Leach, Hugh, chairman, National Conference of Executives of Higher

Education Loan Plans, letter to Chairman Green, enclosing resolu-

tion_____

874

Lowrie, Miss Jean, head, Department of Librarianship, Western
Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Mich.:

Letter to Chairman Green, dated April 7, 1965.
Statement by..

871

357

Magrogan, Lawrence J., financial aid officer, Catholic University of

America, letter to Chairman Green, enclosing a summary of repay-

ment data on NDEA by payment date with percentage collected

and percentage of delinquency uncollected.

327

Mailliard, Hon. William S., a Representative in Congress from the

State of California, letter from Calvin J. Nichols, San Francisco,

Calif...

Mansfield, Ralph, board member, Americans for Democratic Action:

"Academic Freedom in the Southwest,' article by William J.

Kilgore...

877

565

"Copyright Revision and the Scholar," article by Dan Lacy..

Testimony of __

561

569

Marshall, Allen D., president, United Student Aid Funds, Inc.:
Exhibit A.-Amendments to H. R. 3220_.

285

Letter to Chairman Green, dated March 9, 1965..

287

Matre, Dr. Richard A., dean, University College, Loyola University,

statement by...............

857

McClary, George O., president, American School Counselor Associa-

tion, statement by.

601

McNeal, Dr. Archie L., director of libraries, University of Miami,
Coral Gables, Fla.-Exhibit 1.-Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools, Inc.-Standards for colleges, December 4, 1963----

342

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