Czech Communists Open Church Door
Czechoslovakia's new Communist government began preliminary talks with the Vatican on church state relations. The talks could enable exiled Cardinal Beran to return to Prague and address broad religious freedom demands including resuming religious teaching and reopening monasteries. Bishop Tomasek reports to Pope Paul VI on the situation. Easter appeals urged regime to honor religious freedom, with calls for equal citizen rights and limited state supervision.
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Cabinet Talks and 1968 Democratic Prospects
President Johnson met with his Cabinet to seek resignations from potential lame duck officials as the Democratic field polishes with Humphrey McCarthy and Kennedy. Udall rebuffs Senate bid while Westmoreland returns for a promotion and King’s assassination stirs national politics. Mrs. Johnson plans hemispheric tourism push after King’s death.
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