Argentina to try airliner hijackers in Falklands row
The Argentine president announced the hijackers who seized a four engine airliner with 48 aboard would stand trial. British officials called the act piracy while Port Stanley residents housed the 25 passengers and five crew. Negotiations urged safe return to Buenos Aires.
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Judge OKs Klan Right to Organize in California
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Ralph Nutter ruled the Ku Klux Klan may organize in California, rejecting Attorney General Thomas Lynch's bid to block its activities. Nutter said constitutional rights protect the Klan’s organizing efforts despite criticizing its beliefs. Lynch planned to review the decision for possible further action.
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Castro Warns Critics They'll Get the Works
Fidel Castro defended his brand of communism in a radio-television speech marking the sixth anniversary of the neighborhood spy system. He warned critics may meet the same fate as counter-revolutionaries and did not name them directly. The Cuban prime minister spoke from Havana.
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NATO Panel to Move Paris Headquarters to Brussels
NATO plans its permanent council to relocate from Paris to Brussels, with the move likely a year away as a new Belgian HQ is sought. SHAPE departure set for six months earlier, and France’s De Gaulle has ordered allied bases out by April 1967, while political headquarters remain undecided.
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Senate rebuffs LBJ on 10 billion inflation bill
The Senate rejected President Johnson's request to reduce spending by about 10.5 billion dollars for the Labor and Health Education and Welfare department. Dirksen shrugged off the minority's weapon as he tested support, with 33 Democrats and 7 Republicans backing higher spending, while 7 Republicans and 10 Democrats opposed. The vote sent the measure back to the White House for action. Separately, King Frederik's eldest children, Margrethe and Henri, prepare for ceremonial duties in Copenhagen as Count Henri de La Monpezat is set to become a diplomat.
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