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FACES OUSTER Rev.
George P. Crist (above), Lu
theran minister found guilty
of nine counts of heresy by
a church trial committee in
Milwaukee, has been sus
pended. He faces possible
defrocking.
Education Compact
Group Will Meet;
Van Dyke Attending
Frank J. Van Dyke, Medford
attorney, will attend the annual
meeting of the Western Inter
state Commission for Higher
Education at Cheyenne, Wyom
ing, Aug. 8.
Van Dyke is one of three com
missioners for Oregon appointed
by the governor of the commis
sion, a 10-staJe and one territory
organization which coordinates
the exchange of professional
students in medicine, veterinary
medicine, and dentistry. Last
year more than 100 students
from states which do not have
facilities in these fields crossed
state borders under auspices of
the compact.
Two Study Projtcts
In its role as a fact-finding
agency, the Commission cur
rently has two study projects
one in mental health under a
$61,000 grant from the National
Institute of Mental Health in the
fields of psychiatry, clinical psy
chology, phychiatric nursing,
and psychiatric social work, and
the other in dental manpower
through cooperative efforts with
the U. S. public health service,
the Kellog foundation and the
American Dental association.
Organized in 1951 and ap
proved by President Eisenhower
in 1954, the commission has
welcomed California, Washing
ton, and Alaska into its member
ship during the current year.
At Cheyenne Van Dyke will :
participate in discussions con
cerniig expansion of the pro
gram to other fields. On Sunday ;
ne win be a guest of Gov. Mil
ward Simpson at a reception in
the governor's mansion.
Annual Democratic
Picnic on Aug. 14
The annual Jackson County
Democratic picnic will be held
at TouVelle State park Sunday, I
Aug. 14, beginning at noon, ac
cording to County Chairman
Robert A. Boyer.
" He has named Attorney Wil
liam V. Deatherage general
chairman and Attorney Robert
B. Duncan reception committee
chairman of the event. Guest
speaker will be announced later
Other members of the picnic
committee include Mrs. Jesse
D. Wagner, chairman of the
foods committee; Clyde Fichner,
prize committee chairman; Larry
Sheehan, Mrs. Albert Straus,
James Main, Attorney Sidney
Ainsworth and Mrs. L. Peers
Wilmeth, in charge of arrange
ments: and Mrs. Scott Hamilton
and Mrs. Edward C. Kelly, in
charge of publicity and corre
spondence. A program of comedy skits,
music and games is being plan
ned for the picnic and the public
is invited.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday: 10 a m Mondav for
Monday; other days 5:30 Drevious dav.
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