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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 28, 1964 'NOT DISCOURAGED ONE BIT' » Mrs, Barry Goldwater, left, wife of the Republican candi- Gate for president, stands with Mrs. Richard Nixon at a New 'ork luncheon today where she told newsmen she was not discouraged by polls showing her husband running behind his Democratic opponent. Mrs. Nixon's husband ,the former vice-president and unsuccess- ful Republican presidential candidate in 1960, is chairman of a Goldwater victory rally scheduled tonight in New York. --(AP Wirephoto) More Attention Sought For Kin TORONTO (CP)--Dr. Philip D. Bonnet, administrator of the Massachusetts Memorial Hos- pital in Boston, said Tuesday that hospitals must pay more attention to the relatives of pa- tlents. He told the annual Ontario Hospital Association conference a hospital's public image de- pends on what the patient's fam- ily thinks. "Sick people as a rule are not highly critical, but grateful for what is done for them,"' he said. "This is not true of the fam- ily."" Yet relatives are not looked after, Dr. Bonnett said. There is no provision for them to get food while they wait in hospi- tals. They are given no infor- mation about the patient's con- dition. He said that the old custom of discouraging children from visiting hospitals must stop. The old idea was that they should be protected from ipl nt experiences and Infection. be," he said, Keating Billed As Senator Kennedy Treated As Star y CARMAN CUMMIN NEW YORK (CP) -- distinguished Kenneth B. Seating eee "Please, treat him like a hu- man being -- don't rush and maul him," says an official of the rival camp as a screaming crowd gives Bobby Kennedy the movie star treatment. This has been part of one of the most colorful contests for next Tuesday's U.S. elections-- the New York state senatorial race between the polished vet- eran Keating and the slender and young-looking brother of the late president. It has been a contest marked by large outlays of cash--more than $1,500,000 from each camp jby an Associated Press esti- mate--and by energetic appeals to the state's many ethnic groups. It has also been a campaign liberal eandidates have tried to outdo each other in proving their lib- in which two clearly eralism. And it has been a campaign that started politely but degen- erated into bitter charges of dis- tortion and deception. CALLED AMBITIOUS Keating's has scalded Kennedy, the Dem- ocratic-liberal candidate, as an overly ambitious, under-experi- enced captive of local Demo- cratic "bosses."" It has called him an sider," a "carpetbagger," "instant New Yorker," and a! "Bobby-come-lately,"" moved to the state only himself. Kennedy, who resigned as U.S. attorney-general to run in New York, replies that although was born in Massachusetts | ie "But there is little danger Of|he has lived in New York for| infection today and children are} infection today and children are} 20 of his 38 years--from the age lof one until he went to Har- vard.. He says the real issue is) Meet the United States senator who 'looks like a United States sena- tor," booms an aide, whipping vol enthusiasm for white-haired Republican camp which candidate can do the bet- ter job in Washington, and that Keating is not as liberal as he claims to be. Bobby, a trim and tailored fa- ther of eight who looks a little older than his pictures, is no stranger to party politics al- though this is his first bid for eléctive office. LEARNED TECHNIQUES He managed his brother's presidential campaign and learned the techniques well. On a typical day last week, he started out at.a lox-and-bagel breakfast with a Jewish labor group in New York and later donned a skull cap to speak to another group of Jewish stu- dents, In the afternoon, he attended an Irish football game at Gaelic Park in the Bronx and was in- troduced as "one whose ances- tors came from County Wex- ford." In Harlem, Kennedy has charged that Keating voted against housing and education bills designed to help Negroes break out of their "grinding cy- cle of despair." In Buffalo he was praised by Postmaster:- General John Gro- nouski, of Polish descent, at a Pulaski day appearance. At a largely Italian 1 rally | in Brook- lyn, there were good words from Anthony Celebrezze, the Italian - descended secretary of health, education: and welfare. MAIN PROBLEM For Keating, the problem has been to maintain the strength he has built up in 18 years of cepresenting the state in the House and Senate. Now 64, Keating has blue eyes, a ruddy complexion and a gentle smile to go with his white hair. Possibly to minimize the age spread between himself and Kennedy, he walks like a man catching a train. One of the most potent fac- tors of his campaign has been his refusal to endorse Barry Goldwater, the Republican pres- idential nominee, because of what he called "fundamental differences of viewpoint." BLAMES N.Y. PRESS WAUSAU, Wis. (AP) -- Tony Kubek says the New York press was partially to blame for the downfall of Yogi Berra, fired as manager of the Yankees the day after the World Series. The Yankee shortstop, who had to sit out the series due to a wrist injury, changed in an interview at his home here that "numerous incidents, like the one with Phil Linz and the harmonica, were blown way out of proportion," TEST IT RIGHT IN YOUR OFFICE -- NO OBLIGATION! 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The teaching of scripture and a daily act of worship is com- pulsory in both state and pri- vate schools under the Educa- tion Act of' 1944. Each child must have a minimum of one period of religious instruction each week. And, because the Church of England is the state- established church, the teach- ing usually conforms with Ang- Anglican Church Concemed On Parents Teaching Religion lican theology except in cases such as Roman Cathetic schools, While Britain's exienaien and exclusive private schools long have had staff clergy to act as chaplains and teach religion, most state schools keep the ber re period to the strict se minimum; others just ignore it. TAKE STRONG STAND North London parents, ans- wering a recent quiz from the local Advancement of State Ed- ucation Association, came out strongly. against religious in- Struction in schools. 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