Peruvians Praise Two JFK Proarams
I wo main weasnesses in tnc
Alliance for Progress anil Peace
Corps programs in Peru were
brought out by visiting Peruvian
students Thursday at the Inter
national Coffee Hour
The students, guests of the
US State Department, praised
the two programs initiated by
the late President Kennedy.
Although the Alliance for Prog
gress program has played a "most
important” role in Peru, the
students agreed that the funds
given by the U S. are not being
used for the people as a whole.
The distribution of U S money
is presently administered by the
Peruvian government. This ar
rangement has not horn suffi
cient, the students said.
As Americo Infantas, one of
fhe students, pointed out, it is
the hope of the students that, the
I S would choose to supervise
the distribution of the money.
Infantas said that more money
should go to education instead of
to industries, for “only through
education will the so-called un
developed countries rise.”
Felipe Castilla said the Alli
ance for Progress program has
furnished the monetary means to
develop the industries and the
agricultural production of Peru
The students said the Peace
Corps project in Peru has been a
“wonderful idea." but would be
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Hugo Gallegos noted that the
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about twothirds of the popula
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