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Â♸n j i>r Sile, 1,00 (744) lots of tons each, COFFEE SITADV-ProN opened barely iteudy, bit lrter hardened slightly and the mqrrst elosed iteady sa msitly d hliher on balanoe Vourrium (AOal - ,on* 5, pot- awl, e r. Douglas Jay in Perth, Western Australia- and drew immediate disclaimers, r. None of the way (on gold) with Jay A rise in the dollar price of gold would be in the interests of the whole world, said Mr. So said a Cuban Navy broadcast monitored in Miami. Cuba port bombed A twin-engine aircraft dropped three bombs on docks at Pastelino -Cuban sugar port in Camaguey province-and two more at Tarafa. The 26 pas- sengers and three of the six crew leave to-morrow by sea. On -the island racecourse 20 invaders-inside the airliner-were ringed by members of the island's small defence force. But he reaffirmed Aigentina's claim to the \" Mal- vinas.\" (See. President Ongania said the raiders would be tried, facing the stiffest penalties. liner was \" piracy\" said the Argen- tihe Foreign Ministry.
*Falklands 'piracy' Falkland Islands \" invasion \" by an armed gang who hi-jacked an air. Britain complained to Argentina -*hile small demonstrations went on with Buenos Aires people dis- tributing leaflets and chanting anti- Britiih slogans. Philip wa, inside the British ambassador's residence on Wednes- day evening when six shots were fired as two cars passed. Their gist: Britain' had had a hand in ex- President Peron's overthrow.
a power station Philip seeiqd not to see anti-British Icaflet which fluttered from a window as he passed. polce-when he drove boCb tcentral Bueaos Aires YdpteMy after a night gun attack on the nasion in which be' staying. "text_content" : "PriMne Phlalp was heavily sarded-wth streets sealed off by. "paper_dc_title" : "The Financial Times ", "paper_dcterms_temporal" : "National Daily ", "paper_dcterms_spatial" : "National Daily ",
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