Scott Attack On Kennedy Unfounded
Washington debate over who deserves credit for the Kennedy Foundation and State Department exchange program draws criticism from Senator Hugh Scott. The piece notes growth in American student exchanges and cites Institute of International Education data showing 48 486 foreign students in 1960 compared with 15 000 in the Soviet Union.
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Foreign students and the push for better supervision
The piece notes 27.7 percent of foreign students arrive through private scholarships, 38.3 percent self funded, and 5.5 percent via U.S. government grants. It criticizes the Kennedy Foundation led push to attract African students and urges proper supervision, language support, and responsible placement to avoid anti American sentiment. A Hawaii East West institute proposal and funding moves are described, emphasizing training teachers to meet growing needs at home and abroad.
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