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Advertisement Both Likud and Labor appeared indifferent Monday to continuous reports that the Palestine Liberation Organization was about to adopt a more flexible stance toward Israel. Premier Yitzhak Shamir and Foreign Minister Shimon Peres dismissed as mere words Sunday’s declaration by Yasir Arafat’s deputy that the PLO was ready to negotiate with Israel. Meanwhile, a curfew was imposed on the Gaza Strip as disturbances continued to rock that area and the West Bank. On Sunday, Salah Khalaf, popularly known as Abu Iyad, was quoted in a French news weekly as saying that a provisional government being planned by the PLO for the West Bank and Gaza would be “wholly different from the actual PLO’s national covenant.”

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