NATIONAL DEFENSE EDUCATION ACT OF 1958 (ADMINISTRATION OF) 4 APRI 1050 HEARINGS BEFORE SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR EIGHTY-SIXTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION ON SEVERAL TITLES CONTAINED IN THE DEFENSE EDUCATION HEARINGS HELD IN WASHINGTON, D.C., FEBRUARY 19 AND 20, 1959 37376 Printed for the use of the Committee on Education and Labor UNITED STATES WASHINGTON: 1959 .A 24 CONTENTS Derthick, Lawrence G., Commissioner of Education; accompanied by Ralph C. M. Flynt, Assistant Commissioner, and Division of Statis- tics and Research Services, Dr. Roy M. Hall and Dr. Kenneth D. Norberg; Division of Higher Education, Dr. Lloyd E. Blauch, Dr. Homer D. Babbidge, Jr., Dr. Ralph C. Bedell, Peter P. Muirhead, Dr. J. P. Elder, and Dr. William R. Parker; Division of State and Local School Systems, Dr. E. Glenn Featherson, Dr. John R. Lud- ington, Dr. Herbert A. Smith, Lloyd W. King, Dr. Frank Wellman, and Dr. George C. Decker, Division of Vocational Education, James H. Pearson; Dr. James E. Gibbs, Jr., State School Systems, Chief in Charge of the State Statistical Improvements: Allen Lichten- berger, Stanley Smith, Paul Reason, and Jack Hughes.. Statements, letters, documents, etc.: Colleges that have filed formal statements with Office of Education Graduate programs proposed under title IV, National Defense Edu- 160 127 41-87 131-132 Oath and affidavit, national defense student loan program_ National Advisory Committee, classifications and members_ New York Times, article, January 25, 1959, "University Heads Hit Loyalty Oath-Presidents of Yale, Harvard, and Princeton Protest Renne, Roland R., president, Montana State College, letter and allo- STATISTICAL INFORMATION 40 31 124 Authorizations, appropriations, and budget estimates, fiscal years 1959-60, Defense educational activities, fiscal years 1959 and 1960. Graduate programs proposed under title IV, National Defense Education 125 New and expanded graduate programs proposed under title IV, NDEA of 1958 (totals by State, institution, and general field) ____ 93–105 Percent of institutional requests met by initial disbursement of $6 million Br. 1. Fcb. 19/20, 1959 |