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Federal Aid Debate Divides Middletown Board of Education
Middletown board members weaken support for further federal education aid amid a nationwide NSBA survey. The survey of 19,829 respondents from 90,000 members shows mixed views on continuing federal programs, with 56.1 percent disapproving overall and 30.6 percent supporting. Superintendent Cromwell cited 1961–62 federal funds totals exceeding $110,000 for lunch, guidance, counseling, and vocational training, plus $68,748.42 for education programs through the Smith Hughes Act and $38,376.45 via the Defense Act for science and shop equipment.
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National School Boards’ Association
Evanston
Til
NSBA
Congress
Joseph Woodruff
Kent Little
Feder
Middletown