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Boycott the Queen poster, British Guiana

Feb. 02, 1966 - Boycott The Queen Posters In Georgetown: Police swooped on a printing works in Georgetown, British Guiana yesterday, seized formers used for Printing Peoples Progressive Party posters protesting at the Queen's Visit. The posters read: P.P.P. boycott the Queen because Guyana and Rhodesia are victims of British Oppression and exploitation'. Premier Forces Burnham said yesterday he did not anticipate any communal unrest as a result of P P Opposition Party's boycott of the royal visit. Te P.P.P. are lade by Sir Cheddi Jagan, a former Premier. His wife, Janet, is Party secretary. Photo Shows One of the PPP boycott the Queen posters

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13253866
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Anticipate Boycott Burnham Cheddi Communal Exploitation Formers Georgetown Guiana Guyana Jagan Lade Opposition Oppression Progressive Result Rhodesia Seized Swooped


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