Rafferty Attacks Braden Over Patriotism Debate
California state education leaders clashed as Dr Max Rafferty, amid a contentious feud with Braden and others, denounced a “strange state of mind” that equates patriotism with hostility toward other nations. He defended love of America while condemning whispered attacks and urged teaching about Washington Lincoln Franklin and Jefferson.
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San Diego Senator calls for Braden removal
San Diego State Sen. Jack Schrade urged Gov. Brown to oust Thomas Braden, head of the State Board of Education, amid a clash with Superintendent Dr. Max Rafferty over an un-American activities controversy. Brown denied plans to fire Braden and criticized Rafferty for witch-hunting.
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Greek Premier rejects US bid to mediate on Cyprus
Greek Prime Minister Papandreou says the Cyprus dispute should stay with the United Nations mediator. He warned that any third country involvement would undermine the UN peacekeeping process and urged UN action. Deputy Secretary Ball heads to New York to present U.S. position at the UN.
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Scranton wooes Ohio as Michigan votes loom
Gov William Scranton aimed to win over Ohio and Michigan delegates as he campaigned in Cleveland and Lansing. He noted only a scattering of the 53 Ohio delegates were with Rhodes on the first ballot, while Flint of Michigan gathered about 48 Michigan delegates for his cause. Goldwater pressed Lodge to explain U S war aims amid mixed reactions.
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Senate Unit OKs U.S. Pay Raises for Executives
Senate committees approve pay boosts for federal executives and top officials amid Johnson priority. The bill raises salaries across ranks, with judges unchanged at $30,000 and new ceilings up to $30,000 for top executives, while Congress members face increases under a Senate version.
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Seaver Gift For USC Center Aids Public Affairs
Mr and Mrs Frank R Seaver donated 300 toward construction of the Von Kleinsmid Center at the University of Southern California. The contribution exceeds 22 000 annually and is intended to aid international and public affairs at the university. The Seavers live near USC Chancellor Rufus B von Kleinsmid and the gift is to fund the center through next January.
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