Braden Defends Views On Patriotism And Education
San Francisco. American Legion spokesman Thomas W. Braden defended his attacks on what he called paranoid patriotism and criticized World War II generation for perceived delusions of greatness. He urged students to meet high standards and supported plaques of Washington and Lincoln as teaching aids, while clashing with Dr. Max Rafferty over a statewide test report dispute.
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Temporary Easing of Tougher Teacher Requirements Proposed
San Francisco UM A plans to avert a projected 4000 teacher shortage in California high schools by relaxing credentials. Thomass W Braden of the State Board of Education says provisional credentials may be extended to July 1 with six units yearly study for those with bachelor degrees and teaching experience or a master's in the subject. A public hearing will follow a Dec 12-14 meeting in Los Angeles.
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