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British threaten
renewed fighting
FALKLAM) ISLANDS
Britain warned Thursday
there may be more fighting
around the Falkland islands de
spite U N peace efforts and
Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher sa«3 she would never
betray the pro-Brrbsh Falk
landers in a compromise with
Argentina
No new fighting was reported
in the South Atlantic, but the
British Defense Ministry said its
forces shot down two Argentine
SkyhawV fighters, a third fighter
crashed and a British ship was
slightly damaged in a Wednes
day battle about 30 miles west of
the islands The ministry also
said a British helicopter ditched
in the sea but its four-man crew
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In Buenos Aires. Argentina's
military government said it
would meet any new threat with
force but that rt was still possible
to settle the six-week dispute
with honor
"Military incidents may occur
with increasing frequency as
the net closes ‘round the
islands. British Foreign Secre
tary Francis Pym told the House
of Commons in its fifth emer
gency debate on the crisis
New street violence
reported in Poland
WARSAW, Poland
New street violence broke out
in Warsaw and Krakow Thurs
day evening after a day of scat
tered protests marking five
months of martial law
Witnesses said the worst
clashes were in Krakow where
police firing tear gas water
cannon and concussion gren
ades battled a crowd estimated
at 10,000 gathered outside a
church
The witnesses said the crowd
gathered outside the Church of
the Virgin Mary in Krakow after a
Mass and began chanting
•■Solidarity' Solidarity!' and
yelling for a march Police
charged the crowd with shields
and nightsticks and the battle
began
A smaller clash involving
about 1,000 youths took place in
Warsaw s Old City and police
dispersed the crowd with tear
gas and clubs The incidents
were smaller and less violent
than the rioting of May 3. which
lasted for hours
Prior to the evening violence.
Thursday's demonstrations
were not as widespread or as
serious as the underground
leadership of the suspended
Solidarity trade union had
called for