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Mar. 03, 1969 - DEPUTY PREMIER OF ST. KITTS ARRIVES IN LONDON. ARMS FACTORY STORY. Under the cloak of a plastics factory, an American business man manufacturered arms and ammunition for the Anguillan insurrection. MR PAUL SOUTHWELL, deputy Prime Minister of the St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla Federation, alleged today. He was speaking at Heathrow Airport after arriving from Anguilla. Mr. Southwell was questioned about foreign influence on Anguilla. PHOTO SHOWS:- MR. PAUL SOUTHWELL pictured on his arrival at Heathrow Airport today
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