Veteran Goldwater Aide Quits Over Rightward Advisers
William R. Seward longtime Goldwater aide resigns saying advisers push the senator to the right. He cites Social Security extremism and the Cuban missile crisis as examples. Seward criticizes new advisers as controlling Goldwater and narrowing dissent. He notes the change began around the 1964 GOP convention in San Francisco. Seward, 35, from Arizona, Stanford graduate, pursued graduate work in psychology.
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Stanford University
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Senate probes Phoenix pamphlet on Goldwater racism
Senate investigators plan to fly to Phoenix to examine unsigned campaign literature tied to Barry Goldwater found in cars and backyards. Harry Rosenzweig, Arizona Goldwater committee chairman, says the material overprints Goldwater and raises the racism issue, violating federal election law requiring signatures from at least three citizens.
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Vatican Council bids to unite Catholics and Orthodox
The Ecumenical Council recommended that in some cases Catholic and Orthodox worshippers may receive sacraments in each other’s church services. Council fathers voted overwhelmingly to end the thousand year separation with the Eastern Orthodox Church.
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Skinny land deals push Ben Schneider toward owning more parcels
Ben Schneider, a 60 year old Brooklyn liquor store operator, bought 20 city seized parcels at auction and now owns 30 tracts across Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Staten Island. He describes profits from tiny lots and recounts a deal where a $1,250 purchase yielded $3,000 after a neighbor sold back trees on land he claimed. The piece also discusses Catholic inter communion debates and a council schema causing rifts among bishops.
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Staten Island
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Prince apologizes for royal family statements in Athens
Prince Peter apologized Wednesday for Sunday remarks accusing Queen Mother Frederika of causing dissension in the royal family. He said he was sorry for the misunderstanding and stated the controversy arose from misinterpretation. Classified ads seeking youngsters’ items are also noted with the same page.
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Queen Mother
Frederika
Kerr Warns of Continuing Riots at Berkeley Campus
University of California President Clark Kerr warned that student riots at Berkeley were not an isolated episode but a continuing problem. He cited mob action from both left and right and noted that about 40 percent of rioters were nonstudents during a Wednesday news conference.
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University of California
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