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...were raised in a discussion of underdeveloped nations. Lall, former Ambassador of India to the United Nations, said that countries with poor educational facilities also have rapidly growing populations. He said that in India, rapid population growth made it "impossible to provide good and universal education," so that 60 million school-age children cannot be educated...
Peter K. Gunness '57, director of the Financial Aid Office, said yesterday that Federal funds given to Harvard as National Defense Education Act loans, Educational Opportunity grants, and the work-study payments are likeely to be cut by about $200,000 from this year's total of $1,6 million...
...direct it. Before he came to Harvard, Pollack had served as professor of administrative medicine at Columbia and director of Nelson Rockefeller's Committee on Hospital Costs in New York. In his years in New York, Pollack used to buy medi- cal service plans for three million people. By the time he came to Harvard in 1965, Pollack says he "came with a national outlook...
...Harvard group's statement explained the reason for their drive: "the initial shock last July of learning that six million persons would die of starvation over the coming year, many of us were troubled by a sense of being able to do nothing to alleviate the situation. So we did nothing...
...meantime, a million and a half person died. If we continue to do nothing, five million more persons may die before June. But we do not have to let this happen...