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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1962)
MEDI'OHD MAIL THIBUNL. MtUFOHD. OREGON iukUAI, NOVLMBLM, 4. 1962 B J Anne Matthews On College TV Panel Anne Matthews, junior at Lewis and Clark college, from Medford, appeared on "Col lege Opinion," KATU-TV channel 2, recently in Port land on a four-member panel discussing the topic, "The Rec ord of the 87th Congress," in cluding Telcstar, Medicare and foreign affairs. Miss Matthews, a political science major, is a member of Delta Phi Gamma sorority, and Amicans, junior women's honorary. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Mat thews, 601 Dakota ave. YOU KNOW WHERE CARL FISHER STANDS! ON THE LUMBER INDUSTRY... CARL FISHER SAYS: "Northwest congressional delegations (Idaho, Wash ington, Oregon and north ern California) should form a 'lumber bloc' and meet in Washington, D.C. on a regular basis to solve legislative problems of the lumber industry as they arise. These delega tions must set aside their political differences for get they are Democrats and Republicans and con centrate on finding solutions to the problems of the lumber industry." i tt...;- -j T . - it -jiii it' ii nl rniinnti md nrilinl RADIO CALL BOX Freeway travelers in the Los Angeles area may summon emergency aid by using a new radio call box system that informs the Los Angeles police department of locations where aid is required. The experimental system, located at quarter-mile intervals, consists of a radio trans milter powered by a solar panel.' Officer Lloyd Denny shows Miss MJrgie Groth the operation of the unit. (UPI) Candidate Pledges To Protect Funds Pd. Pol. Ad. Fisher for Cono. Com. Dick Travis, 1 100 Mira Mar, Med. A promise to help protect O and C funds was made re cently by legislative candidate Ed Branchfield in a speech before Upper Rogue Grange members. "This golden nest egg pro vides Jackson county approxi mately S2 million every year to finance the operation of our county government and to partially finance the opera tion of the various school dis tricts in the county," Branch field said. "The other counties are try- i ing to get this golden egg. or , part of it, away from us. This must not happen," he declar ed. "Splitting up these funds may or may not be good for 'meeting. the state, but what is good for the state is not always good for Jackson county." Thursday night the Repub lican candidate also attended the Medford Lions Pancake supper. Throughout the week he met voters informally dur ing visits to Timber Products company, Kogap Manufactur ing company, Elk Lumber company, and at coffee gath erings held by Mrs. Sam Harbison, 2125 Orchard Home dr., and Mrs. James Welch, Central Point. Branchfield also addressed members of the Jackson County Toastmasters club Monday at a breakfast goodbye . '. . 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