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Needs*   *    *  \n# NEA to Oppose Grants to PrivateColleges if Omnibus Bill is Split\n\nAmerican Council on Education o 1785 Massachusetts Avenue,N.W.,Washington 6,D.C.  \nVolume XII,Number 18  \nMay 16,1963  \n# NEA Declares It Will OpposeGrants to Private InstitutionsIf Comprehensive Bill is Split\n\nA spokesman for the National Education Association told theSubcommittee on Education of the Senate Education and Pub-lic Welfare Committee on May 14 that if S 580,the Adminis-tration's proposed comprehensive National Education Im-  \nprovement Act,were split up,the NEA would oppose grants to private institutions of highereducation.  \nRobert H.Wyatt,vice-president and president-elect of the National Education Associa-tion,declared:  \nWhile parts of S 580 are to some degree in conflict with NEA's policies,theAssociation will continue to support the total bill,so long as it remains in compre-hensive form.However,if S 580 is divided,as some propose,into separate billsdealing with certain segments of education,the Association cannot support thoseseparate parts which violate NEA's policy.We recognize,in pledging support tothe comprehensive bill,that some compromise by those representing various seg-ments of education has been made.However,the NEA cannot compromise beyondthe support of a comprehensive bill.Specifically,the Association supports grantsat any level for publicly controlled education and supports loans at any level foreducational purposes in public and other nonprofit institutions.In supporting S 580,the Association's policies have been interpreted with the widest possible latitude.  \nDr.Wyatt said that the NEA \"urges that loans be substituted for grants in Title II inParts,C,D,and E,or that grants be limited to tax-supported,publicly controlled institu-tions.\"Those are the sections which would provide grants for college-level technician edu-cation,college and university libraries,and graduate schools.In his appearance beforethe House Education and Labor Committee on February 6,Dr.Wyatt declared that the NEAis supporting the bill in its entirety,\"and,under questioning,said this included grants toprivate institutions of higher education in those specific categories because there were ade-quate protections in the bill against the funds being used for sectarian purposes.  \nIn reply to a question by Senator Joseph S.Clark,Jr.,(D-Pa.),Dr.Wyatt said thatin the event the bill were split up the NEA would oppose grants to private institutions.  \nHouse Committee Votes 25-5Meanwhile,the House Education and Labor Committee,follow-For Academic Facilities Billing through on a decision by its Democratic leadership to splitup the \"omnibus\"bill,by a vote of 25 to 5 on May 10 approved  \nHR 6143,a higher education academic facilities bill(see Bulletin,Vol.XII,No.17).TheHouse committee deleted from the bill a judicial review clause which provided that an in-stitution of higher education could bring civil action to obtain a review of decisions of theCommissioner of Education extending grants or loans \"to other institutions of higher edu-  \nY  \ncation insofar as the other grants or loans are claimed to be invalid under the first amend-ment to the Constitution of the United States.\"Representative Edith Green (D-Ore.),sponsorof the bill,indicated that an amendment to restore this provision might be offered when theHouse considers the bill.The American Council on Education has retained special counselto prepare a legal opinion on the effect of such a judicial review provision.  \nSenator Wayne Morse(D-Ore.),chairman of the Senate Education Sub committee,hassaid that the subcommittee intends to keep the Administration bill intact at least until theSenate hearings are completed.He has expressed the hope that hearings could be com-pleted by June 15 and that \"whatever action the committee is going to take'\"could bebrought to the Senate floor early in July.  \nThe 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