Agency
National Science Foundation
.
At
Admini
minis-
tration
bud
udget
allocation
request
480.0
526.0
2199.0
276.0
2,646.1
476.2
FY 1968
FY 1967
aPPropriation
or
appropriation
or
allocation
allocation
495.0
Construction, 2-year facilities
Construction, 4-year facilities
..
Plont andy ee
0 nt and’ capital equipment
berating expenses
Physical research
1,923.0
255.3
Metineocrey
mt
783
Low-energy
Mathpay computer
Metallurgy
Controlled thermonuclear
Training, education, information
National Institutes of Health
Cancer Institute
Heart Institute
Institute of Dental Research
507.5
715.5
20.7
Institute of Arthritis & Metabolic Diseeases
Institute of Neurological Diseases & Blindness
Institute of General Medical Sciences
Institute of Child Helath & Human Development
Environmental health sciences
General research and services
Construction, health research facilities
National Institute of Mental Health
.
1,178.9
168.0
30.3
135.7
144.0
144.0
90.7
94.4
94.4
1£6.3
Institute of Allergy & Infectious Diseases
Regional medical programs
183.4
30.3
128.6
128.6
145.1
160.3
160.3
45.0
64.3
58.8
68.5
81.1
65.0
24,3
56.0
68.6
20.6
35.0¢
68.6
17.3
81.1
35.0
Mental health research and services
225.1
246.7
246.7
Construction, health education facilities
160.7
203.0
203.0
64.8
67.9
67.2
Community resource support
Health manpower education, utilization
.
:
ood & Drug Administration
Office of Education
50.0
149.7
100.2
170.4
100.2
164.7
3,924.8
4,004.7
3,903.2
Teacher Corps
37.3
113
42.8
33.0
37.3
Research andtraining
91.1
99.9
90.9
1,179.4
1,173.2
1,158.2
Elementary and secondary education
Teacher training institutes
Higher education
1,464.6
1,692.0
96.6
30.0
86.6
30.0
41.8
Physics and astronomy
Bioscience
16.4
183.4
28.3
80.8
30.0
44.3
175.7
168.0
50.0
35.0
41.6
26.2
2,817.4
164.8
50.6
35.0
4,588.9
3,925.0
2,907.9
1,187.8
60.0
30.0
5,100.0
4,352.0
2,618.1
1,123.2
100.0
300.0
4,968.0
4,235.1
Health, Education & Welfare Department
Public Health Service
89.7
300.3
National Aeronautics & Space Administration
Research and development
90.5
21.9
99.7
353.3
14.5
25.0
90,5
13.3
allocation
14.5
25.0
86.0
§21.1
700.5
APPropriation
or
14.5
25.0
seo
276
17.9
Tequest
FY 1968 | -
Undergraduate instructional equipment
College library resources
sc
26.2
College teacher fellowships
Developing institutions
btration
udget
3
29.4
276
467.7
663.5
Plowshare
ate
59.4
2,140.0
273.5
ot
16.2
Reactor development
Weapons
2,169.9
272.0
Construction, graduate facilities
Elementary-secondary teacher fellowships
2,509.1
369.1t
263
22.6
Biology and medicine
F
Agency
.
Adminis-
1,677.9§
13.5
Basic research
21.5
Sustaining university program
Defense Department
Research, devel
ts test,
evaluati
Basic neh S fest, evaluation
Advanced Research Projects Agency||
Commerce Department
Environmental Science Services Administration
National Bureau of Standards
Patent Office
.
.
.
State technical services
.
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Bureau of Mines
Office of Saline Water
Office of Coal Research
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Servicet?
Soil Conservation Servi
onservalion
Service
.
.
as
National Roundation on Arts & Humanities
rts endowment
Humanities endowment
23.5
141.5
21.5
20.0
10.0
093.5
q ‘040
1273.
7 4003
108.
7 et :
270.9
241.1
223.1
156.8
182.5
163.1
33.3
40.5
32.5
37.1
40.0
38.2
5.5
11.0
6.5
1,579.6
1,710.3
1,624.0
234.7
306.0
295.8
29.9
433
69
12.7
213.2
2376
238.2
240.5
,
81.6
50.74
8.2
’
147.5
31.0
.
Office of Water Resources Research
Office of Science & Technology
129.8
,
88.2
55.54
,
9.7
now SO ere Me rage ET
BPPropriation
or
,
85.5
51.54
9.g4*
_
Hl
11.0
231.1
38.1
a
1.2
1.8
1.5
9.0
16.4
6.0
8.8
7.0
2.0
6.0
4.0
12.2
*The bewildering detail of the federal budget makes its presentation in tabular form an exercise in frustration. This table in no way pretends to be definitive. It is offered primarily as a guide to trends. Some
figures have been adjusted for comparability, Comparisons in a horizontal direction~that is, from year to year for any particular line item—are believed to be valid. Figures listed in the appropriations
columns represent, in some cases, a specific congressional appropriation for the particular item concerned; in other cases, the amount an agency plans to allocate to the particular item out of a larger
congressional appropriation,
ft Most of the reduction from the budget request represents a financing conversion for two projects to an annual appropriations basis in licu of the full funding requested.
{+ This
is not the sharp decline it seems. Unobligated funds from last year’s appropriation bring the amount available for obligation in 1968 up te $50 million,
§ Excludes $10.8 million requested for Indian and
overseas dependents’ schools pending enactment of authorizing legislation.
|| Includes some overlap with preceding figures for basic research.
{Excludes Appalachian-area restoration and helium fund.
** This also is not the sharp drop it seems. The additional appropriation requested was passed over without prejudice pending enactment of authorizing legislation.
+7 In addition to appropriations for ARS,
Congress authorized a transfer of $15 million in Section 32 funds in 1968, down from $25 million in 1967.
ee eee
FY 1967
OE EYIR ES OeTETFeFM
What Congress appropriated (millions of dollars).*