Magazine Says LBJ To Replace FBI Chief
NEW YORK AP Newsweek reports that President Johnson plans to replace J Edgar Hoover as FBI chief. The piece notes pressure from critics and admirers alike, cites Johnson seeking a highly qualified successor, and mentions Hoover’s fragile retirement status and internal bureau dynamics.
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White House denies Johnson sought Hoover replacement
The White House said President Johnson never entertained the idea of replacing FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Presidential press secretary George E. Reedy rebutted a Newsweek report claiming Johnson sought a replacement for Hoover, calling the story unverified and unfortunate.
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PDA Advisory Group to Meet in Wallington Report
A Wallington advisory group plans a Tuesday meeting to improve FDA policy effectiveness in consumer protection. In Grapevine Texas, Clarence Morton of Troup died early today when his car burned after a crash, with authorities stating he appeared to have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Pope Paul’s Visit Averts Hindu Demonstrations in Bombay
In Bombay, India, ahead of Pope Paul VI’s three day visit for the International Eucharistic Congress, plans by two extremist Hindu groups to demonstrate were dropped after government deals. The Jan Sangh and Hindu Mahasabha moved to abandon protests as authorities warned against incidents, with police raiding suspected troublemakers and jailing several leaders. The Vatican reported the pope was saddened by the opposition yet hopeful Indians would welcome him peacefully.
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English Mass marks Vatican change in Catholic rite
The Associated Press reports diverse reactions across the United States as about half the nation’s Roman Catholic churches adopt English in Mass for the first time since Latin was standard. Parishioners from St. Paul to San Francisco praise participation, while some prefer Latin. A layman led prayers at Immaculate Conception Church and several teens favored the vernacular, with mixed sentiments about tradition and clarity.
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Catholics In S A Join English Mass For First Time In Area
Catholic bishops approve the English version of the Mass for use in services across the region. Parishioners at Our Lady of Grace report strong enthusiasm with the change, while some churches still use Spanish and Latin for certain Mass portions.
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