Medford mail tribune., March 24, 1963, Image 3

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California Senate Rules Committee To Decide on Braden's Appointment
i Br United Prtti International
ine senate Rules commlt
: lee was expected to render its
decision this week on Act 1,
. Scene 2 of the loudest battle
staged so far in the 1963 Leg
; islature. .
It will decide whether the
full Senate should reject the
) reappointment by Gov. Ed
, mund G. Brown of Thomas W.
: Braden, Oceanside publisher,
: as president of the state board
: of education.
Dispensed with earlier was
: Scene 1 of the battle-whether
t the board or the voter-elected
Superintendent of Public In
struction, Dr. Maxwell Raf
' ferty, has the last word on ed
; ucational policies.
'. Most vocal and voluminous
opposition to Braden's reap
pointment apparently comes
from those who feel Rafferty
should be in command.
Opposed by Braden
Rafferty was opposed by
Braden and his newspaper
when he ran last fall for elec
tion to his present post, and
many Rafferty backers have
not forgotten.
The long awaited Rules
committee hearing lasted little
more than an hour in a
jammed hearing room half of
which broke into applause
when the chief anti-Braden
spokesman, Sen. Jack
Schrade,R-Del Mar, took the
stand.
Schrade's opposition boiled
down to this: that Braden was
pers o n a 1 1 y obnoxious" to
Schrade, and that because
Braden opposed Rafferty's
election his presence on the
board "cannot be conducive to
the cooperation and harmony"
necessary on the board.
Education Advances
For his part, Braden said
education in the state had ad
vanced in the past four years
and that he and Rafferty saw
eye-to-eye on most educational
matters.
. Both houses of the legisla
ture have given to interim
committees for further study
the question of whether the
board or the superintendent
of public instruction has the
final say.
Elsewhere, there were these
Candidates To Be Selected
A nominating committee
; has been appointed to bring
; in a candidate for director of
; the Medford Chamber of Com
: merce to fill a vacancy oc
' curing from the resignation
'. of Murry Dumas, Chamber
' President, Bill Williams an
, nounced at the directors
, breakfast session at the Rogue
r Valley Country club.
I Named to the committee
! were Murray Gardiner, chair-
man, John Moffat and Ray
Johnson.
Dumas gave the heavy press
of business as reason for his
resignation.
A program of work commit
tee also was appointed by
Williams to work with the
findings of the "Clinic," con
ducted by the chamber in
January. The committee is
composed of Manville Heisel,
chairman, Duke McQueen,
Bill Thorndike, Dwight
Houghton and Otto Frohn
mayer. ' :
Bob Balk, chairman of the
chamber's round table com
mittee, reported that attend
ance has increased from 25
to 30 in the first years of
the roundtable's history to 45
to 65.
The elevated Freeway" sign
problem has brought before
the directors and the board
referred the matter to the
governmental operations com
mittee for study, asking that
the committee report its find
ings to the board at the next
meeting.
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Lye Thrower: San Francis
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solution into the face of a del
icatessen operator. His price
for the "job," police were
told, was $15.
Also jailed with Rudolph
Hoskins, who denied throwing
the lye, was Albert B. Lucero,
52, who said he paid Hoskins
to "rough up" Harry Goldman
because of jealousy over a
woman employee of Goldman.
Goldman was reported recov
ering in a hospital. Lucero
commented at city prison, "all
this over a woman."
Plane: A military C-121
transport plane flying from
Hawaii to Travis AFB near
San Francisco with 84 persons
aboard was forced to turn
back after both the engines
on one wing slopped.
The other two engines on
the opposite wing carried the
plane 850 miles to a safe land
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The pilot, Lt. Cmdr. Robert
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landing. Baggage was dumped
into tile ocean to lighten and
balance the plane. Children
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