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FRANCISCO (CH—sen- ator Barry Goldwater taxi over Republican

tight control of m. chinery Friday amid a blazing

flare-up over extremism.

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ar committee after it had elected his loan. Dean Burch of Ari- sonn. as chairman that as a candidate for the Nov. 3 U.s. election he will make himself available for advice and criLi~ clam from all Republicans. Even before Goldwater made is appearance. however. New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, an unsuccessful op- ponent for the nomination. had fired off a blast against the atandardbearer.

Rockefeller said in a state- ment that "to extol extremism

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-—whether 'in defence of libn erty‘ or 'in pursuit-of stance-- is dangerous, ir 1e and

His reference was to a state- ment in Goldwater‘s speech ac- cepting the nomination at the party’s convention here Thurs- day night. The statement:

."I would remind you that ex tremism in the defence of lib- erty is no vice. And let me re- mind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no

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Goldwater flared back with a demand that Rockefeller put down in writing his definition of “extremism.” Told of Rockefel- ler’s statement by reporters. Goldwater snaip :

"Is it extreme action for our boys to give eir lives in (South) Viet Nam? Would the

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Scriptures

University ' students ohurtah yoimg people Joined neighbourhood Scripture dism- bution campaign in Ceylon. Starting with a study of the (flirtation Scriptures. the youth felt the urge to give’ these books wider circulation.

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churches. after meeting for wor- l ship and Bible Study. visited

from door to door in Ceylon.

selling packets of Scriptures.

Twenty-five packets were sold in one campaign. totalling 400 copies of various portions of the Bible. Each purchaser of s pac- ket is expected to re- distribute to fifteen people. In this manner the Scriptures are very wide distribution.

During the few months it has been operating ' Ceylon House Scripture Evang project has distributed 772 pack- ets containing 12.352 portions.

The Bible- A- Month Club is supplying Bibles in Tamil for the Ceylonese during July.

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Sunday, July 19: Exodus 9:13- 35' .

Monday. July 20: Exodus 10. -20

Tuesday. July 21: Exodus 10: 21-29. Wednesday, July I: Exodus 11:1-10.

Thursday. July 23: Exodus 12: 1-27.

Friday. July 24: Exodus 12;

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Saturday. July 3: Exodus 18: 1-16.

governor fight for his life? That would be an extreme sc-. lion."

Goldwater went on to say that he would "like the gover- nor. for my benefit and the

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SAN FRANCISCO (CPI —l Barry Goldwater is beginningl to mean many things to manyl persons. But. one of his closesil advisers ere1 that the Arizona senator is not i part of any “Jewis conspi- racy" and does not intend to exploit the "white backlash" against the powerful new civil rights law.

The 55-year-old hard~hne con- servative is the son- of a Jew- ish father and protestant mother. He was raised in the Episcopalian (Anglican) faith.

At a press conference Thurs- day. Senatoe John .Tower of Texas. a righ 4V”)! politican who advises Goldwater. told a

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

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Goldwater Campaign Seen General Terms

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questioner any attempt by the. “lunatic fringe" to suggest that ; Goldwater is linkodxto a Jew- ish conspiracy to take over the world would only boomerang.

“It might even help him." Tower said.

As for suggestions that the; party under Goldwater would: concentrate on “1in whites"l and oppose Negroes. this also was nonsense. Tower added.

CAMPAIGN ON APPEAL Goldwater would campaign against President Johnson on a “very general appeal—not on. prejudices or special interests," There have been published re~ l no 1- ts suggesting Goldwater. l w 0 voted against the civil 1 rights law in the Senate. would 3 link up with white supremists in the south and with ultra-l right-wing groups in the U.S.3 and abroad. A European reporti said he has been in correspond- j ence with a hard-line nationai- . istic group in West Germany. Asked how Goldwater could appeal for a stronger alliance and soil back a platform that indicated a stiffer Republican . attitude on competitive imports. l Tower said the new presidential j nominee was con-= oeniod with imports that could hurt American industry.

But he also would like to see i the European Common Market widened through a form of At- . lantic community in which the’ US. would have leverage to ex- v tract reciprocal trade concos-i sions from the allies. i

This appeared to indicate sl Goldwater administration would ; bargain from economie‘ strength. possibly through threats of import curbs.

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WA 'CPi ——- External Minister Marl‘" "'4 no political a t :1 n g s

here will be attached in Latin”

{ expanded program of emernal

aid to developing countries, However. he told the Com-

tee countries receiving aid im- der grants or loans will be ex- pected to spend the money in Canada.

Mr. Martin appeared as a witness before the committee during discussion of a proposed expenditure during the 1964-85 fiscal year of $75,600,000 for external aid. This represents an Increase of $25,131.000 com- pared with a year earlier.

Under this year's aid pro- gram grants will be made to Commonwealth developing countries and to other members‘ of the Colombo Plan. to units of the former West Indies Federation and to independent

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,F‘rench - speaking countries in iAfrica and Southeast Asia.

New development loans also . will be available to these coun- l‘tries which are able to accept ’ repayment ob 1 i g a tions. Mr.

Martin said. In addition it was

‘ the geographic coverage of Canadian aid \VIII be extended through developing lending to Latin America.

"Discussions are now being held with the Inter - American Development Bank which we expect Will point the way to the most effective use of these funds for the achievement of self - sustaining growth in the Latin American countries." Mr. Martin said.

Loans provided this year would have a 50-year maturity period. with 10 years of grace. They be non-interest- bearing with a service charge of three-quarters of one per cent.

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