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Mar. 31 Libyen president Moammar Khedafy has threatened Italy's huge automaker Piat with an economic boycott by the Arab world unless the Italian company fires the jewsih editor-in-chief of La Stamps, the Piat owned daily paper. Khadafy reacted after an article in the furin paper ridicuked his attitude to the press, his life style and his politics. Khadafy went as far threatening to breaking diplomatic relations with the rome government pressed Fiat into firing La Stampa's Arrigo Levi, one of Italy's best known journalist. Levi fought as a volunteer in the Israeli army in 1947. Photo shows Arrigo Levi

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