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Haig breaks shuttle;
flies to Washington
LONDON (AP) - Secretary of
State Alexander Haig broke off a
six-day diplomatic shuttle
Tuesday and flew home to tell
Pres Reagan about unspecified
new ideas" for averting a Bri
tish-Argentine war over the
Falkland Islands
But he sounded a note of
growing anxiety as Britain and
Argentina remained in apparent
deadlock over which country s
flag will fly in the South Atlantic
archipelago
"The whole situation is
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dangerous and increasingly so
Therefore, there is great ur
gency to find a political solu
tion," Haig said after his latest
round of talks with British of
ficials
In the Atlantic, a British naval
force of some 40 ships contin
ued its southward course
toward the disputed islands,
now just a week s sail away The
Argentines made no effort to
challenge the British 200-mile
naval blockade of the islands,
begun Sunday night
U S officials said m
Washington that the Soviet
Union is giving Argentina satel
lite and other intelligence in
formation on the movements of
the British armada
A member of Argentina's
governing military junta, whose
forces occupied the desolate
ocean territory April 2. told
reporters in Buenos Aires that
"there are still some roads to
explore ' in seeking a diplomatic
solution to the dispute
But the junta member air
force commander Gen Bastlio
Lami Dozo. reasserted Argen
tina s dete/mination to fight for
the Faiklands. called the
Malvinas by the Argentines
Haig began his shuttle last
Thursday in a bid to defuse the
looming conflict over the
Faiklands The island group
held by the British for 149 years
but long claimed by Argentina,
lies 250 miles off the Argentine
coast and is populated by 1,800
British-descended shee
pherders
After meeting with British
leaders here late last week Haig
conferred with the Argentines in
Buenos Aires over the weekend
and then returned to London
He had planned to leave for
Buenos Aires again Monday
night after day-long talks with
British Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher But, he acknow
ledged to reporters Tuesday.
difficulties developed to
change those plans "
At U N headquarters Argen
tina informed the Security
Council it is prepared to
withdraw its forces from the
Faiklands as the Council has
demanded if the British halt
their naval expedition against
the islands But Argentina did
not indicate it intends to pull
down its flag and relinquish all
control of the islands as the
British insist
TEETH
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