Carnegie Commission proposes civilian GI Bill for college access
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education urges President-elect Nixon and Congress to enact a civilian GI Bill enabling about one million more students to attend college. The report also calls for educational opportunity grants and a major expansion of medical education to train 75 percent more doctors within eight years to support Medicare needs.
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