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Mar. 03, 1954 - Thirty killed - two hundred injured in riots. British police commandant dead in Khartoum.: Thirty people are reported dead -and nearly teo hundred wounded in the riots which started in Khartoum on the arrival of General Neguin on his Good -Will mission to the new democracy. Among the seventeen police killed was Mr. H.S. McGuigan, British Commandant of the City Police. the Governor General Sir Robert Howe has declared a State of Emergency - and the opening of Parliament ceremonies have been provisionally postponed until March 10th. Photo shows Mr. H.S. McGuigan British Commandant of the City Police who has been killed in Khartoum

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