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ford tradition of mixing students
in all fields within single col
lege as a means of overcoming
barriers between the sciences and
the humanities.
The overall cost of the College
is estimated at $7.3 million, most
Of which will be met by public
and private British sources. The
Foundations grant will help sup
port its initial programs by financ-
ing over a five-year period approx
imately forty tutorial teaching and
research fellows.
Following is a complete list Of
actions announced today by the
Foundation:
Economic Development
and Administration
American Economic Association
81, 900 grant, for an experimental
volume of abstracts of material
appearing in various economic.
journals.
Michigan, University Of-$43, 100
grant, for an intensive faculty :
training program next summer in
the application of mathematical
techniques to problems of business
administration. N
Princeton University = $3.50, 900
grant, to continue for five years
the Interuniversity Study of La
Dor Problems in Economic Devel-
opment. Started in 1852, the study
has received earlier Ford Foun-
dation grants totaling $605, 900, and
has sponsored more than forty
research projects relating to thirty
five countries.
International Affairs
American Association Of Land
Grant Colleges and State Univer.
sities-$15, 900 grant, for an orien-
tation program for foreign schol-
ars attending obServances on Am
erican campuses, marking the CEN
tennial of the land-grant system.
American Council of Learned So
cieties-$15, 900 grant, for a pilot
project to supply contemporary
American books to leaders and
scholars in India.
Bologna, University of = SIS, 600
grant, to complete a five-year de-
velopment program in its Gradu-
ate School of Public Administra-
ton, with the assistance of the
University of California Berkeley
(see below. The University of
Bologna received an earlier grant
of $155,OOO for this purpose in
1858.
BrOOkings Institution $40, 900
grant, for a study about fifteen
scholars of United States policy
toward Latin America, with re-
concentrations for future develop
ment.
California, University of (Berke-
Iy)-$16O,O0O grant, to assist the
University of Bologna (see above).
California received an earlier
grant of $295, 900 for this purpose
in 1858.
Educational Serv., Inc.-$25, 600
grant, for a study of the applica
ton of technology to foreign edu-
cational development.
European Cultural Foundation
$2O,O grant, for a study of Euro
pean tax laws and their effect on
the growth of philanthropic CIV
ing.
Indian Statistical Studies LION
DOM $140, 900 grant, for studies
and publications on the impact of
nuclear weapons and international
relations. The Institute was eStab-
lished in 1858 with the aid of an
earlier Foundation grant of $780,
600.
Marc Bloch Association (PariS)
$50, 900 grant, to strengthen over
five years research and training
at the European Center of SociolO-I
gy of the Graduate School of Lib
eral Arts. The Center, directed by
Raymond Aron, seeks to establish
closer relations among Europeanl
sociologists and to develop compar-
ative studies of European institu-
tionS.
Max Planck association Frank
furt)-$25, 600 grant to strengthen
research in the economics of edu-
cation conducted by the Center for
International Educational Research