Nkrumah Out in Exile Faces Ghana’s New Order
Accra reports Kwame Nkrumah broadcasting from Guinea in English and Ghanaian forays against the military regime that ousted him on February 24. Few Ghanaians hear him as radios reach only a limited audience. Ankrah’s government remains secure with a plan for civilian rule later, IMF and World Bank aid, and a move toward neutrality.
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Anonymous Callers Trouble The Public
New York telephones face a rising menace as anonymous calls harass threaten and offend households. Officials urge hang up log calls report to police and utility. Tracing used in extreme cases with records aiding identification and arrests in notable incidents across states.
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