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Oct. 10, 1953 - Cabinet Meeting On The British Guiana Question Statement Expected: It is anti participated that a Statement will be issued following today's Cabinet Meeting at No.10 Downing Street on the situation in British Guiana. New instruction are to be sent to the Governor Sir Alfred Savage who will have extended powers to take repressive action where required. According to observers a constitutional crisis a could arise soon of the Government Party, the extreme left wing People's Part attempted to force through certain controversial legislation. The Military authorities are maintaining a security ban on movements of the Cruiser Superb and the frigate Bigsbury Bay which are said to be bound for Guiana, with troops aboard. Photo Shows Georgetown - the capital of British Guiana - scene of the recent disturbing reports

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According Arise Attempted Authorities Certain Constitutional Controversial Disturbing Downing Expected Extended Extreme Frigate Georgetown Guiana Instruction Issued Legislation Maintaining No.10 Observers Participated Question Recent Reports Repressive Required Situation Statement Superb

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