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off It could be turned on again. air force Together with British sarv and an 18-hole golf course
as it was last year by neighbor- bases here, it provides a degree Many of the men almost nev-
ing Eg/Pt » powerful President of internal support for the king’s er venture into town. When they
Gamal Abdel Nasser regime It employs more than 1,- do, unless they're on duty, they
But for the time being Libya 000 Libyans and operates the go in civvies in order not to
is one of those countries where only television station in this tread on the Libyan’s new-won
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miles from Tripoli, has nearly Nasser kicked off apolitical
everything they need, from storm last year when he
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