Britain to send 145 soldiers to British Guiana amid unrest
Britain dispatches 145 additional soldiers to reinforce Royal Marines and Coldstream Guards as racial clashes intensify in British Guiana. Civil war fears rise after dynamite blasts in Georgetown injure several people. revolved by East Indian led government under Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan amid a colonial security crisis.
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Yemen Frees 16 Britons Who Strayed
Sixteen British servicemen were released to Aden after 12 days in Yemen. They were among 43 personnel ambushed by Yemeni tribesmen on June 22 while on a training exercise. Maj. Berkeley Ormerod said delays stemmed from tribal demands for blood money and an apology for trespassing. The group was held in Taiz under guard but treated well with adequate food.
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Hughes Gains Control of Northeast Airlines
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed CAB approval for Hughes Tool Co to acquire a controlling stake in Northeast Airlines. National Airlines had appealed, arguing not all opposing evidence was heard. The ruling states the crucial issue is whether public welfare favors Hughes over bankruptcy, with Hughes willing to invest substantial funds to sustain Northeast.
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