Supreme Court rules to keep U S hands off Castro expropriations
The Supreme Court 8 1 ruling holds that when the United States recognizes a foreign government it defers to the executive branch on expropriations in Cuba and courts may not challenge Castro era seizures. The decision touches U S property in Cuba and may affect multi million dollar disputes while other libel and extradition cases are denied review.
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Behan Remembered in Dublin Wake and Tributes
Irish ministers and IRA comrade Matthew O Neill led tributes at Brendan Behan s funeral in Glasnevin as mourners recalled his liberty fight and rebellious life. The playwright died at 41 after a six day battle with diabetes and liver disease and friends held a champagne farewell before his burial.
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Demos Back Down On Baker Demos Back Down On Baker
Washington Republicans pushed to extend the Bob Baker inquiry as the Senate Rules Committee votes to consider witnesses. Walter Jenkins and about 15 others are named on a GOP list. The motion by Sen. John Sherman Cooper signals Democrats may discuss the witnesses. The panel met in executive session to weigh the five month old probe.
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Silver dollar rush becomes stampede at U S Treasury
Crowds gathered outside the Treasury fearing dwindling stock of Morgan dollars as March 1 vault discovery sparked a rush. Officials reported millions sold or moved but remaining vault contents uncertain while buyers hoped for price gains. Treasury limited exchanges to 9 to 11 a m and a 1000 dollar per person limit.
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Beckwith Trial Date Set For April Sixth In Evers Slaying
Circuit Judge Leon Hendrick scheduled April 6 for Byron De La Beckwith’s new trial for the Medgar Evers slaying. A 300 member special venire was begun to shape Beckwith’s second jury after the first trial ended in a hung jury February seventh. Beckwith appeared and nodded to officials and attorneys as the court planned to call jurors likely to appear.
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Cyprus tension rises as UN watches Cyprus road clash
Greek and Turkish Cypriots reinforce near Kyrenia Road while the United Nations peace force delays police operations. Britain and observers warn of potential full scale war if Turkish Cypriot minority violence prompts regional retaliation. Military units maneuver near St Hilarion Castle as both sides fortify positions.
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