WILSON SKIRTS ISSUE OF CIA IN JAGAN FALL

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CIA-RDP75-00149R000400180007-5
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RIPPUB
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K
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1
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November 11, 2016
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December 17, 1998
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7
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Publication Date: 
April 19, 1967
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NSPR
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Palo PaGy FOIAb3b IA R[)P75 CPYRGHT' By KARL E. MEYER L.A. T(mes?wa.,hlneton r'ost News . err)ca C Ai Af zedL Approved For Release LONDON - Prime 'Minister 1-Iarcld W i I s o n sidestepped c;uestions yesterday about any possible role by the U.S. Con. tral Intelligence Agency(CIA) in bringing down the left-wing regime iri British Guiana be- fore that British colony be- came independent. Wilson told Parliament the p r e s c n t Labor government was not responsible for the South American colony in DG3, the year-in which the IA reportedly gave 'heavy acking to a general strike hat crippled the regime of hen Prime Minister Cheddi 11 .1 Jagan.' Wilson wc.s c ecte in was self-governing and that 1964. Britain had no responsibility . "So far as [3r::ish-adlninis- It is deemed unlikely that tered territories; :;:,w ar(: con- Guyana's prestint prime min- cerned," he said. "I i