Nixon plans to keep Hoover as FBI chief report says
New York President elect Richard Nixon will retain 73 year old J Edgar Hoover as FBI director, with an announcement due today. He may also decide on CIA leadership and possible retention of Richard Helms. Talks tied to Henry M Jackson and Sargent Shriver swirl around future posts as Nixon paves transition path.
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Protest at Vatican as Massi dispute sparks sit-in
About 150 students staged a sit-down in St. Peter's Square demanding the ouster of rebel priest Enzo Massi, who was fired in Florence for publishing a catechism defying the archbishop. Police confiscated placards as Pope Paul VI prepared to bless the crowd, with no disorders reported.
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