Evening star., 1961-01-09
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President-EIect Again to Confer
3 With Eisenhower in Show Of Unity

81 Ceniinusd From First rage
corpss TO lessen risk Of q nack-
flle that could do more harm
than good for american
prestige.
The ''peace corps. report
cklled for creation OF D new
International youth service
asency to administer the pro-
gram. It said the plan should
staFt s'on o limited pilot basis.
enaploytne no more than Q few
hundred volunteers until ex-
peffence demonstrates s, that,
more could be wisely used.
M. Kennedy flew from New
York 10 Boston last night TO
attend Q, meeting Of the Har.
ward University Board Of Over
eeerS today. He has been, O
member Of this senior govern
ing board Of his alma mater
since 1857. His term runs un-
~ commencement day Of 1858.
aud he Intends TO remain on
the beard while President.
Harvard Presidents Nathan
Nj Pusey told the overSeers
that the university Is pleased
and proud II Harvards losses
can make easier for Mr.. Ken
nedy the incredibly difficult
task to which he has been
called"
Mr.. Pusey was referring to
the President-elect's selection
Of three Harvard faculty mem.
bers for important posts In his
administration - Dean Nc
George Rundy as special as
sistant In the national security
field: David 3. Bell as budget
director and Archibald Cox as
solicitor general.
Mr.. Kennedy emerged from
his Bowdoin street apartment
about l0:l5 am. today, hat
less and without Q topcoat In
24.degree weather. for the drive
across the Charles River to
Cambridge.
He was greeted by more than
500 students In Harvard Yard
calling for Q speech. He told
them he had come to check
their grades with President
Pusey and would protect their
interests.
To See Legislature |
Before flying back to New
York tonight, the President
elect was to address q joint
session Of the Massachusetts,
State Legislature ut $3.50 pm.
While here. he also arranged
to confer with DR.. Julius STRAIT
ton. president Of Massachusetts, |
Institute Of Technology, and tol
receive Q report from bis spe-
cial task force on taxation.
Mr.. Salinger said the tax re.
port would not be made public.
Prof. James G. Davis Of the
University Of Michigan sub
mitted the cultural exchange
recommendation to the Presi-
dent-elect In New York last
The report proposed dollar
aid through matching grants to
universities and other private
agencies which, he said, ''now
carry the largest part Of the
total American program Of
educational and cultural CO.
operation"
II also urged that the Govern.
ment reimburse educational In.
stitutions. on the pattern Of the
original GI bin, for "the real
costs" Of educating Govern
ment-sponsored foreign stu
dents ''to the extent that these
costs exceed normal tuition
fees."
Opposes Draft Exemption
DR.. Max MiiMkan Of the Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Tech.
nology Center Of international
Studies submitted the Peace
Corps" report to Mr.. Kennedy
in Washington Saturday.
During his election campaign.
Mr.. Kennedy proposed that
American aid to underdeveloped
countries be supplemented by
- peace corps Of talented
young men and women willing
to serve their country in this
fashion for three years as an
alternative or as q supplement
to peacetime Selective Service.
But. as DR.. Millikan disclosed
In Washington Saturday, his
report said. 1T is my view that
1t would be undesirable to pub
licize this program as an alter
native to the draft" He added
that draft exemption would
not be needed as bait" to re-
cruit young college graduates
to help build emerging new
countries into self confident
and effective nationhood."
To See Mrs. Roosevelt
In New York tomorrow
morning, the President-elect
will have Mrs Franklin D.
Roosevelt as q breakfast guest
at his Carlyle Hotel head
quarters. /
Tomorrow afternoon he plans
to fly to Washington, where he
and Vice President-elect john
son have scheduled q confer
ence with Secretary Of the
Treasury Anderson. The pur-
pose Of this meeting has not
been disclosed.
From Washington, Mr.. Ken
nedy plans to fly on late to-
morrow to Palm Beach, Fla.
where he expects to stay with
his wife and children until a
few days before his inaugura-