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Books,Aids*    *    *  \nWorld Education ConferenceIs Scheduled for Oct.5-9  \nAmerican Council on Education ·1785 Massachusetts Avenue,N.W.,Washington 36,D.C.  \nFebruary 24,1967  \nVolume XVI,Number 7  \nUnder Secretary of State Nicholas Katzenbach,heading aFederal review of the Central Intelligence Agency's relation-ships to the nation's education community,reported to Pres-ident Johnson this week that the CIA 'did not act on its own  \nKatzenbach Says CIAFunding Was in AccordWith National Policies  \ninitiative\"in lending support to private organizations \"but in accordance with nationalpolicies established by the National Security Council in 1952 through 1954.\"  \nThe Under Secretary's interim report,released Feb.23 by the White House,addedthat the policies had been in effect under four Presidents.Said Katzenbach:'When theCentral Intelligence Agency lent financial support to the work of certain American privateorganizations,it did not act on its own initiative but in accordance with national policiesestablished by the National Security Council in 1952 through 1954.Throughout,it acted withthe approval of senior interdepartmental review committees,including the Secretaries ofState and Defense,or their representatives.These policies have,therefore,been in effectunder four Presidents.The support provided by the CIA enabled many far-sighted andcourageous Americans to serve their country in times of challenge and danger to the UnitedStates and the free world.Furthermore,the CIA has been,and continues to be,indispens-able to the security of this nation....\"  \nKatzenbach,serving with Health,Education,and Welfare Secretary John W.Gardnerand CIA director Richard Helms in the special review at the President's request (see Bul-letin,Vol.XVI,No.6),said the group will report conclusions and recommendations to thePresident early in March.  \nMeanwhile,officers of the National Student Association said they were preparinginformation this week about their CIA financial support and would submit it to the SenateForeign Relations Committee.The student officers added that disclosure of their CIAfinancing had not resulted in any withdrawals from NSA by student governments at 300 cam-puses.\"In fact,we've had some new applications,\"a spokesman said.  \n\"We have every confidence in the future strength of this organization,\"said W.EugeneGroves,NSA president.'Throughout the week we have received letters,telegrams,andtelephone calls of support from students,educators,and public leaders across the country.We are deeply moved by this show of support.We hope that it grows in the weeks andmonths ahead.'!  \nFollowing a three-day emergency meeting about the organization's CIA involvement,NSA's national supervisory board said,\"All funds of dubious origin have been frozen andwill not be spent until the innocence of their origin can be determined.\"The board saidCIA support had provided as much as 80 percent of NSA's budget in some years since 1952.  \nIt is believed to account for about $26,000 in the current 1966-67 budget of some $850,000.Sources supplying CIA funds to NSA were identified by the board as the Foundation for Youthand Student Affairs,the Catherwood Foundation,the San Jacinto Foundation,the Indepen-dence Foundation,the Sidney and Esther Rabb Foundation,and a Mr.R.E.Smith.With-out naming additional sources,the board said \"at least 15 other foundations and individualshave passed funds to NSA for the CIA.\"In addition,the building housing NSA offices inWashington is owned by a Washington bank and leased to the Independence Foundation.  \nThe NSA board also revealed that,prior to 1966,\"the CIA did occasionally assist inobtaining deferments for some officers and staff.In January 1966 the president of NSAmade a personal appearance before the Presidential Appeals Board and requested occupa-tional deferments for staff members whose appeals were arriving at that board pursuant tothe regu","cbCaiq0vWPCu4mK8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq0vWPCu4mK8","pdf",299392,"English","# Higher Education and National Affairs\n## Federal review and Katzenbach’s interim report\n## NSA funding disclosures and response\n## Future NSA activities and campus scrutiny","[{\"question\":\"What did Under Secretary Nicholas Katzenbach report to President Johnson about CIA support?\",\"answer\":\"He reported that CIA lending support to private organizations was carried out according to national policies established by the National Security Council from 1952 through 1954, with approval from senior review committees.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the National Student Association respond to disclosures about CIA financing?\",\"answer\":\"NSA officers prepared information for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and the organization’s national supervisory board froze all funds of dubious origin pending determination of their innocence.\"},{\"question\":\"What future activities did NSA indicate 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