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LONDON (AP) — Despite big gains by-dapan and Liberia, Britain retains first place in the expanding world merchant shipping fleet, says Lloyd's 1966 statistics. The United States fost ground. .

World tanker tonnage scored big gains during year, with Liberia easily

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Although Britain's fleet gained only 11,000 tons; it still was tops with 21,542,000. -

The U.S. fleet ranked second again at 20,797,000 despite a year’s loss of 730,000 tons. Liberian flag tonnage jumped 9,064,000 into a third-place total of 20,608,000. Norway gained

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780,000 tons to place fourth with 16,421,00. Japan jumped 2,752,00 for fifth place with 14,723,000. The Soviet Union was the other big gainer with 1,254,- 000 tons for a sixth-place total of 9,492,000.

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Norway gained 496,000 tons to pare second with 8,841,000.

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Japan scored a big gain of 1,260,000 tons to place. foiirth with 5,058,000. U.S. dropped 98,- 000 tons but still ranked fifth with 4,418,000.

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