Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 10, 1955, Image 16

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Newspaper Page Textfl SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. March 10, 1953 Education Board 1 Neuberger Lauds rails To Solve Oppenheimer OK Medical Dispute Salem OJ.R) The Senate Education Committee tried for more than four hours last night to get to the bottom of the strife at the University of Oregon medical school. But the hearing ended with the State Board of Higher Education and the State Medical Society far apart. The full Board of Highr Edu cation and the top officials of the Medical Society appeared here at a hearing on Senate bill 304, a measure sponsored by the medics to require the board to accept the services of a medi cal society advisory council in all policy matters dealing with the medical school and its teach ing hospital. Would Forestall Dissension ; Portland doctors who contrib ute free teaching services to the medical school services valued Jat nearly a million dollars a year ; told the committee that such a .council would help forestall dis .'sension between the doctors and 'the board. In answer to a ques tion from the committe, the doc tors said the question of a :4istrike" of volunteer faculty 'members if the council was not accepted had never been offic ially discussed by the medical Society. ; Dr. E. G. Chuinard, president 'elect of the State Medical So--city, said the doctors had no in dention of bringing pressure jagainst the board but felt they . should have a chance to express their opinion in policy matters dealing with their own profes sional school. -Objects lo Interference ' Mrs. E. B. McNaughton, mem ber of the board, objected to the ;Medical Society's interfering on the policy level with an advisory "council forced on the board by jlaw. ' "Any Institution," she said, -"would go quite mad if their alumni ran them." '. Dr. Charles Byrne, chancellor of the state system of higher education, said the board object ed only to a legally constituted council which the board was re quired to consult before it could act in setting the policy of the .medical school and teaching hos pital. It would be an intolerable : administrative restriction on the "board, he said. The board "was ready to deal with the doctors on a voluntary, informal basis at any time, Byrne added. Washington (U.R) Sen. Rich ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) today praised Dr. Charles D. Byrne, Oregon chancellor of higher education, for permitting Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer to speak at Oregon colleges next month. Neuberger said he planned to compliment Byrne in a Senate speech. "I take pride in the courage of Dr. Byrne and his associates in the state system of higher education," Neuberger said. The Oregon senator said the University of Washington had "surrendered to pressure" in canceling speeches by Oppen heimer, the atomic scientist whose security clearance was revoked by the Atomic Energy Commission although it upheld his loyalty. "The state of Oregon gains through contrast with the timid ity of an official of her sister state to the north," Neuberger said in a statement. He said Byrne's action was a "courageous decision for aca demic freedom." PEM wm ffofg&a a -rnrnm nr -fT-.S.'- - M & KEY'S you're nay ahc Pope in Lenten Appeal To Catholicism Forces Vatican City OJ.R) Pope Pius XII today made a Lenten appeal to the forces of Catholi cism to bring lost or wavering souls back to the church's fold. The frail, 79-year-old pontiff spoke to 1.000 parish priests, preachers and lay Catholics in his first mass audience since his near fatal collapse of Dec. 2. It was also the first time in three years that he delivered his annual Lenten speech per sonally. 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