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British invasion
appears imminent
FALKLAND ISLANDS
Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher said Monday that Bri
tain will give U N. talks one more
chance to settle the Falkland
Islands conflict, but she report
edly warned Argentina it has 48
hours to make peace.
"We have gone as far as we
can," she told Independent
Radio News, clearly exasperat
ed at what she called Argentine
intransigence. "They are the
invader They are the aggres
sor We are the aggrieved It is
up to them "
Asked how long she would
wait before abandoning efforts
by U N Secretary General Pe
rez de Cuellar, Thatcher said:
"My guess is that we shall know
this week whether we are going
to get a peaceful settlement or
not"
Earlier, Britain's domestic
news agency Press Association
quoted military sources as say
ing Thatcher told U N Ambas
sador Anthony Parsons to warn
Argentine negotiators they must
settle in 48 hours. Otherwise
she would order troops aboard
the Royal Navy war fleet to
storm the South Atlantic is
lands
In Buenos Aires, the military
junta denounced Britain's
policy of bombing Argentine
targets in the South Atlantic —
including what it called un
armed cargo ships — while at
the same time claiming to seek
peace.
No new fighting was reported
Monday, but war correspon
dents aboard the British fleet of
82-plus ships said forces went
on a two-hour alert when the
carrier Hermes spotted six Ar
gentine jets on radar The jets
disappeared without incident,
they said
The lull followed Britain's
Sunday raids when warplanes
bombed the airfield at Stanley,
the Falklands capital, and
strafed two Argentine supply
ships in the British-declared war
zone One vessel was later
abandoned
Mutineers detained
at Houston docks
HOUSTON
Five Panamanian freighter
crewmmen suspected of killing
their first officer and plotting to
kill seven other crew members
were detained aboard the ves
sel after it docked today in
Houston, officials said
Immigration and Naturaliza
tion Service supervisor Ray
Larson said the only U S action
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in the matter would be to make
sure the five crewmen were not
permitted off the ship while it is
in U S. waters.
The freighter Evergreen ar
rived from New Orleans at the
Houston city docks after the
Coast Guard and FBI on Satur
day night responded to a report
of a mutiny aboard.
FBI spokesman Russ Ander
son said a federal special
weapons and tactics team and a
group of Coast Guardsmen
boarded the Evergreen on Sat
urday as it was anchored at the
mouth of the Mississippi River
The FBI agents, he said, found
that the alleged mutineers were
already under ship arrest by the
captain. The five men were
handcuffed and locked in a
cabin, he said
The FBI spokesman said the
ship's first officer, Dajit Suberoi,
42, of Jullundur, India, was
killed Saturday morning in in
ternational waters, 110 miles
south-southeast of Port Eads,
La, and his body apparently
tossed overboard
Rep claims Nazis
smuggled in to U.S.
WASHINGTON
Rep Barney Frank, D-Mass
has called tor a congressional
investigation into reports that
State Department officials
secretly smuggled hundreds of
Nazi war criminals into the Unit
ed States in exchange for Soviet
intelligence information.
Frank, a member of the House
subcommittee on investiga
tions, called the reported Nazi
recruitment operation “the most
appalling mixture of moral in
sensitivity and incompetence I
have seen '
Frank said Sunday that he
was informed of the purported
clandestine program by John
Loftus, a former prosecutor with
the Justice Department's Office
of Special Investigation, the unit
responsible for ferreting out war
criminals
Loftus. appearing on the
CBS-TV program “60 Minutes"
Sunday, charged the smuggling
program was run by the State
Department's Office of Policy
Coordination
More than 300 Nazi war
criminals still live in the United
States and some of them work
for the government, Loftus said
The FBI, the Army and the
State Department were all in
volved in enlisting Nazi help to
spy on the Soviets in exchange
for American citizenship and
jobs, Loftus said
“They knew that the entire
Nazi government of Byelorus
sia, the president, the vice pre
sidents, cabinet ministers,
governors and mayors, police
chiefs were all living in Amer
ica,” Loftus said
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