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 \nThe full Education and Labor Committee deleted this provision when it reported the billand,in the second day of the hearing before the Rules Committee,Representative EdithGreen (D-Ore.),chairman of the subcommittee and co-author of HR 6143 with RepresentativeAlbert H.Quie (R-Minn.),declared that she did not intend to offer a judicial review amend-ment from the floor.  \nRepresentatives Green and Quie,along with other Democratic and Republican membersof the Education and Labor Committee,said they knew of no amendments to the bill that wouldbe offered by a member of the committee.When asked of the possibility of the so-calledPowell anti-segregation amendment being offered to HR 6143,the members of the Educationand Labor Committee replied that,as far as they knew,no committee members planned tooffer it because they did not consider it to be as vital an issue in higher education as it mightbe in other areas.However,several of the Congressnen indicated that if the Powell amend-ment were offered--and it seems likely that it will be--they would be conscience-bound tovote for it.  \nMrs.Green also assured the Rules Committee that she would do her best to see thatHR 6143 remains a 'bricks and mortar bill.\"The reference here was to the fact that in acompromise with Senate conferees last year,House conferees accepted a provision in HR 8900,the higher education bill in the 87th Congress,which would have established a program of \"non-reimbursable\"loans to students.When the conference report came to a vote in the House inSeptember,it was rejected by a vote of 214 to 186;as strictly a construction bill,it passedthe House in January of 1962 by a vote of 319 to 79.  \nPresident Logan Wilson of the American Council on Education,in a special memorandumdispatched on August 8,urged ACE members to reinforce their communications to theirRepresentatives so that there should be no doubt in the minds of members of the House.··that the colleges and universities are concerned over passage of HR 6143.\"  \nDr.Wilson pointed out that,in addition to the support of the Council,the bill has thebacking of such organizations as the Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges,Association of American Colleges,American Association of Junior Colleges,and Associationfor Higher Education (NEA),among others.No national organization concerned with highereducation has opposed the bill.  \n# Senate Restores $18 MillionTo NIH Budget But ReducesUSOE Another $8.5 Million\n\nBy a voice vote on Au","cbCaiii7aM8mKJn1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiii7aM8mKJn1","pdf",452293,"English","# House Vote Planned on Academic Facilities Bill\n## Open Rule and Debate Schedule\n## HR 6143 Program Scope and Provisions\n## Committee Positions and Amendments\n# Senate Changes NIH and Office of Education Funding","[{\"question\":\"What did the House Rules Committee do on August 8, 1963 regarding HR 6143?\",\"answer\":\"It voted unanimously to send HR 6143 to the House floor under an open rule allowing three hours for general debate and permitting floor amendments.\"},{\"question\":\"What does HR 6143 provide for colleges and universities?\",\"answer\":\"It establishes a three-year, $1.195 billion program of grants and loans to help build classrooms, laboratories, and libraries for public and private nonprofit colleges and universities.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the Senate’s action on HR 5888 affect NIH and the Office of Education?\",\"answer\":\"The Senate restored $18 million to the NIH budget but reduced the Office of Education appropriation by $8.5 million below the House-approved figure.\"}]","Volume XII - Number 26 - House Set to Vote Tuesday on Academic Facilities Bill | PDF",1789962307,15]