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The total is part of a broader $10.5 billion appropriation bill for Labor, Education, and Welfare programs in fiscal 1967, while several acts and grants are deferred due to incomplete legislation. The committee trimmed or disallowed specific initiatives, adjusted research and student loan support, and set application deadlines for the White House Fellows program. 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Senate Committee Approves\n\n$1.7 Billion AppropriationFor U.S.Office of Education  \nthe House voted for the USOE last May.  \nEndowment of Land-Grant Colleges:$11.9 million.  \nHigher EducationandNational Affairs  \nStatus of 26 to 35 Age GroupDiscussed by General Hershey*    *    *  \nHouse Education CommitteeTrims Powers of Chairman  \nAmerican Council on Education·1785 Massachusetts Avenue,N.W.,Washington 36,D.C.  \nSeptember 23,1966  \nThe Senate Appropriations Committee on Sept.22 approvednearly $1.7 billion in funds for the U.S.Office of Educationin the current fiscal year.The amount was $355 million morethan the Administration had asked,but $42 million less than  \nThe USOE funds are part of an overall $10.5 billion appropriation bill to finance theDepartments of Labor and Health,Education,and Welfare in fiscal 1967.  \nHowever,the bill does not contain any funds for the Higher Education Facilities Act,theElementary and Secondary Education Act and grants to developing institutions since Congresshas not completed action on legislation extending these programs.They will have to befunded later in a supplemental appropriation bill.  \nThe Senate committee agreed with the House action in approving the full $190 millionpresently authorized for the National Defense Student Loan program,and resisting a cutbackin funds for land-grant colleges and for so-called Federally impacted school districts.TheSenate committee allowed $7.5 million for the new National Teacher Corps which,it said,would provide for the employment of about 1,387 teachers.The Administration had askedfor $31 million for the Teacher Corps,but the House refused to vote any funds for it forfiscal 1967.  \nHowever,the Senate committee disallowed any new funds for community service andcontinuing education programs under Title I of the Higher Education Act of 1965.In itsreport,the committee said:\"In view of the faltering start of the overall program,the com-mittee feels that no further funds should be made available until some beneficial results aredemonstrated by present projects which are involved in searching for solutions in this exten-sive field of problem areas.\"  \nThe committee also reduced funds for the Cooperative Research program,from theHouse figure of $80 million to $70 million.It noted that 'this is a rapidly expanding program,having increased from an appropriation of $15.8 million in 1965.\"  \nThe following other items of interest to higher education are contained in the bill (unlessotherwise noted,the committee's figures are the same as the House voted):  \nHigher Education Act of 1965:$373.9 million,a reduction of $30 million below theHouse figure.This includes grants for college library assistance and training,economicopportunity grants,the Teacher Corps and teacher fellowships,and a student loan insurancefund.  \nEducational Improvement for the Handicapped:$32.6 million.  \nConstruction of Health Educational Facilities:$160.7 million.  \nMedical,Nursing Student Loans:$38 million.  \nDeadline for ApplicationsBy Next Group of White HouseFellows Is Set for Jan.7  \nVocational Education:$272.2 million,which is $17.7 million below the House allowance.  \nNational Defense Education Act:$446.3 million,an increase of $15 million over theHouse figure.  \nUSOE Salaries and Expenses:$33 million,a $6 million reduction from the House figure.  \nNational Institutes of Health:$1.4 billion,an increase of $66 million over the Houseallowance.  \nA Jan.7 application deadline has been established by the WhiteHouse for the third group of White House Fellows who will beselected next May to enter the fellowship program the followingSeptember.The first 15 Fellows completed their year-long  \nassignments this past summer and the second group of 18 Fellows,including one woman,began work this month.  \nThe program is open to men and women from all occupations who are college graduatesand who will be between 23 and 35 years of age on Sept.1,1967.Each will have demonstra-ted exce","cbCaisSWSmimlTJH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisSWSmimlTJH","pdf",423305,"English","# Senate Committee Approves\n## Budget and appropriations for the U.S. Office of Education\n## Funding changes for higher education programs\n## White House Fellows application timeline\n## Administration appointments and related policies","[{\"question\":\"How much funding did the Senate Appropriations Committee approve for the U.S. Office of Education?\",\"answer\":\"It approved nearly $1.7 billion for the current fiscal year.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the committee’s stance on funding for community service and continuing education under Title I?\",\"answer\":\"The committee disallowed any new funds for those programs.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the key requirements and timing for the White House Fellows program described in the document?\",\"answer\":\"A Jan. 7 application deadline was set for the third group, open to men and women age 23 to 35 on 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