Word: projected
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Plans are still very tentative, Malts said, but one faculty member, whose name he would not disclose, is "definitely interested" in the project...
Discussion centered primarily around the third suggestion in Tocsin's three point. "Unilateral Initiative" recommendation. Well explained that international teams of scientists be invited to participate in the nuclear test phases of Project Vela...
...probably the best of all possible "peace corps." It will give the beneficiaries the teachers they need, not the manual labor they don't know what to do with. Africa has no use for a massive American work camp, no matter what the spiritual benefits of such a project might be for the students who participated...
...avoided the most obvious pitfall--that of uselessness--there remains the danger of losing sight of the program's purpose. Any "peace corps" proposal must be directed to the real needs of the underdeveloped nations, not toward providing American students with an interesting social experience. For this reason, any project must be what the beneficiaries want and need, on the terms they find most convenient...
...more than one session. In this case, the efforts and experience of twenty-five members of the Harvard Class of 1961 could assume considerable importance. A small but operative University program next fall, worthwhile in itself, would also serve as an extremely helpful guide for a much larger Government project...