A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

GHANA1960-January 1963

Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

GHANA1960-January 1963

INTERNAL AFFAIRSDecimal Numbers 745J, 845J, and 945J

Decimal Numbers 779, 879, and 979 (West Africa)and

FOREIGN AFFAIRSDecimal Numbers 645J and 611.45J

Decimal Numbers 679 and 611.79 (West Africa)

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide Compiled byDaniel Lewis

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Ghana 1960-January 1963 [microform] :internal affairs and foreign affairs / project coordinator Robert E. Lester.

microfilm reels."The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of the U.S.

Department of State in the custody of the National Archives of the United States."Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Daniel Lewis, entitled: A guide to the

microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Ghana 1960-January 1963.ISBN 1-55655-910-0 (microfilm)

1. Ghana--Politics and government--1957-1979--Sources. 2. Ghana--Foreignrelations--1957--Sources. 3. United States. Dept. of State--Archives. I. Title: Ghana1960-January 1963. II. Lester, Robert. III. Lewis, Daniel, 1972- IV. United States. Dept.of State. V. United States. National Archives and Records Administration. VI. UniversityPublications of America (Firm) VII. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of ConfidentialU.S. State Department central files. Ghana 1960-January 1963.

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The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of the U.S.Department of State in the custody of the National Archives of the United States. No copyright

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction viiScope and Content Note xiSource Note xiiiOrganization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System xvNumerical List of Country Numbers xixAcronym List xxviiReel Index

Reel 1Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--West African States

779.0 Political Affairs 1779.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government 1779.5 National Defense Affairs 1

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--West African States879.0 Economic Matters 1879.1 Financial Matters 2879.2 Agriculture 2879.3 Manufacturers; Manufacturing 2879.4 Social Matters 2

Communications, Transportation, Science--West African States919.4 Communications 2

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--West African States679.01 Political Relations between West African States and

Other Countries 3679.98 Political Relations between West African States and

Republic of Indonesia 3

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-West African States611.79 Political Relations between U.S. and West African States 3

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Ghana745J.0 Political Affairs 3

Reel 2745J.0 Political Affairs cont 6745J.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government 8

Reel 3745J.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government 8745J.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government 11745J.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government 12

Reel 4745J.5 National Defense Affairs 12

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana845J.0 Economic Matters 15

Reels 5-6845J.0 Economic Matters cont 17

Reel 7845J.0 Economic Matters cont 24845J.1 Financial Matters 25

Reel 8845J.1 Financial Matters cont 28845 J.2 Agriculture 29

Reel 9845J.2 Agriculture cont 31845J.3 Manufacturers; Manufacturing 32845J.4 Social Matters and Conditions 33845J.5 Public Order, Safety, and Health 35

Reel 10Communications, Transportation, Science--Ghana

945 J.0 Communications 35945J.4 Communications: Radio; Radio Broadcasting 35945J.5 Communications: Television 35945J.6 Communications: Public Press 36945 J.7 Transportation 37945J.8 Science 39

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Ghana645J.00 Political Relations between Ghana and Other Countries 39645J.45K Political Relations between Ghana and [Togoland] 39645J.45R Political Relations between Ghana and Kenya Colony 39645J.48 Political Relations between Ghana and Poland 39645J.49 Political Relations between Ghana and Czechoslovakia 39645J.51 Political Relations between Ghana and France 40645J.51T Political Relations between Ghana and French West Africa 40645J.53 Political Relations between Ghana and Portugal 40645J.54 Political Relations between Ghana and Switzerland 40645J.55 Political Relations between Ghana and Belgium 40645J.55A Political Relations between Ghana and Belgian Congo 40645J.60 Political Relations between Ghana and Eastern Europe 40645J.61 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR 40645J.62 Political Relations between Ghana and Germany 40645J.62A Political Relations between Ghana and

Federal Republic of Germany 41

Reel 11645J.62B Political Relations between Ghana and Russian Zone

(East Germany) 41645J.64 Political Relations between Ghana and Hungary 41645J.65 Political Relations between Ghana and Italy 41645J.67 Political Relations between Ghana and Albania 41645J.68 Political Relations between Ghana and Yugoslavia 41645J.69 Political Relations between Ghana and Bulgaria 42645J.70 Political Relations between Ghana and Other African Countries 42645J.70B Political Relations between Ghana and Republic of Guinea 42645J.70C Political Relations between Ghana and Cameroon 42645J.70D Political Relations between Ghana and Togo 42645J.70E Political Relations between Ghana and Mali 43645J.70G Political Relations between Ghana and Congo Republic 43645J.70H Political Relations between Ghana and Dahomey 43645J.70J Political Relations between Ghana and Niger 43645J.70K Political Relations between Ghana and Upper Volta 43645J.70M Political Relations between Ghana and Ivory Coast 43645J.70U Political Relations between Ghana and Nigeria 43645J.70X Political Relations between Ghana and Republic of South Africa .... 43645J.71 Political Relations between Ghana and Morocco 43645J.72 Political Relations between Ghana and Tunisia 43645J.75 Political Relations between Ghana and Ethiopia 44645J.76 Political Relations between Ghana and Liberia 44645J.77 Political Relations between Ghana and Somalia 44645J.81 Political Relations between Ghana and Greece 44645J.82 Political Relations between Ghana and Turkey 44645J.83A Political Relations between Ghana and Lebanon 44645J.84A Political Relations between Ghana and Israel 44645J.86B Political Relations between Ghana and United Arab Republic 44645J.89 Political Relations between Ghana and Afghanistan 44645J.90D Political Relations between Ghana and Pakistan 44645J.91 Political Relations between Ghana and India 44645J.93 Political Relations between Ghana and China [PRC] 44645J.94 Political Relations between Ghana and Japan 44

Reel 12International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Ghana

611.45J Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana 44

Subject Index 47

INTRODUCTION

On July 1, 1960, Ghana became a republic, and Kwame Nkrumah won thepresidential election that year. Shortly thereafter, Nkrumah was proclaimed presidentfor life, and the Convention People's Party (CPP) became the sole party of the state.Using the powers granted him by the party and the constitution, Nkrumah detainedan estimated four hundred to two thousand of his opponents by 1961. Nkrumah'scritics pointed to the rigid hold of the CPP over the nation's political system and tonumerous cases of human rights abuses. Others, however, defended Nkrumah'sagenda and policies.

Nkrumah discussed his political views in his numerous writings, especially inAfrica Must Unite and in Neocolonialism. These writings show the impact of his stayin the United Kingdom in the mid-1940s. He attended one of the annual conferencesof the pan-Africanist movement in Manchester in 1945. The movement wasinfluenced by socialist ideologies and sought unity among people of African descent.The movement also sought improvement in the lives of workers who, it alleged, hadbeen exploited by capitalist enterprises in Africa. Western countries with colonialhistories were identified as the exploiters. According to the socialists, "oppressed"people ought to identify with the socialist countries and organizations that bestrepresented their interests; however, all the dominant world powers in the immediatepost-1945 period, except the Soviet Union and the United States, had colonial tieswith Africa. Nkrumah asserted that even the United States, which had nevercolonized any part of Africa, was in an advantageous position to exploit independentAfrica unless preventive efforts were taken.

According to Nkrumah, his government had an important role to play in thestruggle against capitalist interests on the continent because it represented the firstblack African nation to win independence. As he put it, "the independence of Ghanawould be meaningless unless it was tied to the total liberation of Africa." It wasimportant, he said, for Ghanaians to "seek first the political kingdom." Economicbenefits associated with independence were to be enjoyed later, proponents ofNkrumah's position argued. But Nkrumah needed strategies to pursue his goals.

On the domestic front, Nkrumah believed that rapid modernization of industriesand communications was necessary and that it could be achieved if the workforcewere completely Africanized and educated. Even more important, however, Nkrumahbelieved that this domestic goal could be achieved faster if it were not hindered byreactionary politicians--elites in the opposition parties and traditional chiefs--whomight compromise with Western politicians. From such an ideological position,Nkrumah supporters justified the Deportation Act of 1957; the Detention Acts of1958, 1959, and 1962; parliamentary intimidation of CPP opponents; the appointmentof Nkrumah as president for life; the recognition of his party as the sole politicalorganization of the state; the creation of the Young Pioneer Movement for theideological education of the nation's youth; and party control of the civil service.

Government expenditure on road building projects, mass education of adults andchildren, and health services, as well as the construction of the Akosombo Dam,were all important if Ghana were to play its leading role in Africa's liberation fromcolonial and neocolonial domination.

On the continental level, Nkrumah sought to unite Africa so that it could defend itsinternational economic interests and stand up against the political pressures fromEast and West that were a result of the cold war. His dream for Africa was acontinuation of the pan-Africanist dream as expressed at the Manchesterconference. The initial strategy was to encourage revolutionary political movementsin Africa, beginning with a Ghana, Guinea, and Mali union, which would serve as thepsychological and political impetus for the formation of a United States of Africa.Thus, when Nkrumah was criticized for paying little attention to Ghana or for wastingnational resources in supporting external programs, he reversed the argument andaccused his opponents of being shortsighted.

But the heavy financial burdens created by Nkrumah's development policies andpan-African adventures created new sources of opposition. With the presentation inJuly 1961 of the country's first austerity budget, Ghana's workers and farmersbecame aware and critical of the cost to them of Nkrumah's programs. Their reactionset the model for the protests over taxes and benefits that were to dominateGhanaian political crises throughout the 1960s. CPP and United Party (UP)representatives in the National Assembly sharply criticized the government'sdemand for increased taxes and, particularly, for a forced savings program. Urbanworkers began a protest strike, the most serious of a number of public outcriesagainst government measures during 1961. Nkrumah's public demands for an end tocorruption in government and the party further undermined popular faith in thenational government. A drop in the price paid to cocoa farmers by the governmentmarketing board aroused resentment among a segment of the population that hadalways been Nkrumah's major opponent.

Nkrumah's complete domination of political power served to isolate lesser leaders,leaving each a real or imagined challenger to the ruler. After opposition parties werecrushed, opponents came only from within the CPP hierarchy. Among its memberswas Tawia Adamafio, an Accra politician. Nkrumah made him general secretary ofthe CPP for a brief time. Later, Adamafio was appointed minister of state forpresidential affairs, the most important post in the president's staff at FlagstaffHouse, which gradually became the center for all decision making and much of thereal administrative machinery for both the CPP and the government. The other leaderwith an apparently autonomous base was John K. Tettegah, leader of the TradeUnion Congress. Neither, however, proved to have any power other than thatgranted to them by the president.

In the early 1960s, the young and more radical members of the CPP leadership,led by Adamafio, gained ascendancy over the original CPP leaders. After a bombattempt on Nkrumah's life in August 1962, Adamafio, Ako Adjei (then minister offoreign affairs), and H. H. Cofie Crabbe (all members of the CPP) were jailed underthe Preventive Detention Act. The CPP newspapers charged them with complicity inthe assassination attempt, offering as evidence only the fact that they had all chosento ride in cars far behind the president's when the bomb was thrown.

For more than a year, the trial of the alleged plotters of the 1962 assassinationattempt occupied center stage. The accused were brought to trial before the three-judge court for state security, headed by the chief justice, Sir Arku Korsah. When the

court acquitted the accused, Nkrumah used his constitutional prerogative to dismissKorsah. Nkrumah then obtained a vote from the parliament that allowed retrial ofAdamafio and his associates. A new court, with a jury chosen by Nkrumah, found allthe accused guilty and sentenced them to death. These sentences, however, werecommuted to twenty years' imprisonment.

This edition of Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files will allowresearchers to examine the major political, social, and economic developmentsduring the early years of Ghana's independence.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, 1960-January 1963

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of Americandiplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developmentsthroughout the world in the twentieth century. Surpassing the scope of the StateDepartment's Foreign Relations of the United States (FRUS) series, the Central Filesprovide extensive coverage of all political, military, social, and economic mattersrelating to a particular country and/or world event.

The State Department Central Files for 1960-January 1963 cover a crucial periodin U.S. and world history. Each part of the 1960-January 1963 series contains awide range of primary materials: special reports and observations on political andmilitary affairs; studies and statistics on socioeconomic matters; interviews andminutes of meetings with U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders; legal andclaims documentation; full texts of important letters and cables sent and received byU.S. diplomats and embassy personnel; reports, news clippings, and translationsfrom journals and newspapers; and countless high-level/head of state governmentdocuments, including speeches, memoranda, official reports, aide-memoire, andtranscripts of political meetings and assemblies.

In addition, these records offer new insights into the evolution of American foreignpolicy toward both allies and adversaries and into the shaping of the policies of thesecountries toward the United States. Of even greater importance for the study ofindividual countries is the comprehensive manner in which the Central Filesilluminate the internal affairs of foreign countries. There are thousands of pagesarranged topically and chronologically on crucial subjects: political parties, unrestand revolution, human rights, government administration, fiscal and monetary issues,labor, housing, police and crime, public health and works, national defense, militaryequipment and supplies, foreign policy making, wars and alliances, education,religion, culture, trade, industry, and natural resources. On these subjects and more,the Central Files offer authoritative, in-depth, and timely documentation and analysis.

SOURCE NOTE

Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, MD, RecordGroup 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Decimal Files, decimalnumbers 745J, 845J, and 945J (Ghana internal affairs); 779, 879, and 979 (WestAfrica internal affairs); 645J and 611.45J (Ghana foreign affairs); and 679 and 611.79(West Africa foreign affairs) for the period 1960-January 1963. All available originaldocuments have been microfilmed.

ORGANIZATION OF THEU.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM

From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification systemto organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged individualdocuments according to their subject, with each subject having a specific decimalcode. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963 consists of ten primaryclassifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a broad subject area.

CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.

CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.

CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).

CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, andOrganizations.

CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations. CustomsAdministration.

CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. CulturalAffairs. Psychological Warfare.

CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.

CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.

CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.

CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science.

Internal AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, University Publications

of America (UPA) has microfilmed the documents contained in Classes 7, 8, and 9.Within these classes each subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimalfile number is followed by a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refersto the date on which the document was generated. Documents within each decimalfile number are arranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number isstamped on the right side of the first page of every document.

These classes are concerned almost exclusively with the internal matters ofindividual countries. The class number (7, 8, or 9) is followed by the country number.The number following the decimal point indicates subtopics within the majorclassifications. The date after the slant mark (/) identifies the individual document.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimalentries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included inbrackets.

745J. 13/2-2460 indicates a document dated February 24, 1960, relating to thecabinet of the executive branch of government (13) in Ghana (45J).

845J.06/9-1462 indicates a document dated September 14, 1962, relating to labor(06) in Ghana (45J).

945J.50/10-2560 indicates a document dated October 25, 1960, relating totelevision (50) in Ghana (45J).

Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. When applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

Foreign AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, UPA has microfilmed

the documents contained in Class 6. Within this class, each subject is defined by adecimal file number. The decimal file number is followed by a slant mark (/). Thenumber after the slant mark (/) refers to the date on which the document wasgenerated. Documents within each decimal file number are arranged in chronologicalorder. The entire decimal file number is stamped on the right side of the first page ofevery document.

In this publication, records classified 645J deal with the foreign policy of Ghanaand its political relations with other nations. Due to the State Department'sarrangement of these records, countries assigned numbers below 45J will not befound in this file. UPA, however, has included files dealing with the political relationsbetween the United States (country number 11) and Ghana in this publication. Inorder to find the political relations between Ghana and countries other than theUnited States that have a number lower than 45J, the researcher should check theClass 6 records for that country. These records can be found either at the NationalArchives, College Park, Maryland, or in microform publications that UPA has madeavailable to libraries.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. UPA has included, in brackets, corrected decimalentries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also been included inbrackets.

645J.94/4-760 indicates a document dated April 7, 1960, relating to the bilateralrelations between Ghana (45J) and Japan (94).

611.45J/1-262 indicates a document dated January 2, 1962, relating to the bilateralrelations between the United States of America (11) and Ghana (45J).

Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. When applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

NUMERICAL LIST OFCOUNTRYNUMBERS

00 THE WORLD (Universe)01 Outer Space (Aerosphere)01a Moon02 Antarctic03 Arctic10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE11 United States11 a Hawaii (Ocean or Kure Islands and Palmyra Island)11b U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean11c Puerto Rico11d Guam11e American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.)11f Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and

Flamenco Islands11g Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas)11h Wake Island12 Mexico13 CENTRAL AMERICA14 Guatemala15 Honduras16 El Salvador17 Nicaragua18 Costa Rica19 Panama20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River)21 Colombia22 Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)23 Peru24 Bolivia25 Chile31 Venezuela32 Brazil33 Uruguay34 Paraguay

35 Argentina36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS37 Cuba, including Isle of Pines3 8 Haiti39 Dominican Republic40 EUROPE40a Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State)40b Iceland41 Great Britain, United Kingdom41a Northern Ireland41b British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada)41c British Honduras41d British Guiana41e British West Indies (includes 41f-41j)41f The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean)41g Bahamas41h Bermuda41j Virgin Islands41r Falkland Islands41s South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South

Sandwich Islands)41t South Shetland Islands42 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador)43 Australia44 New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands

[Tokela])45 British Territories in Africa45a Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free

State, Natal)45b British South Africa (45c-45f)45c Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation)45d Basutoland45e Bechuanaland45f Swaziland45g British West Africa45h Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British

Protectorate)45j Ghana (see 79)45m Sierra Leone45n Gambia45p British East Africa45r Kenya Colony45s Uganda45t Zanzibar45u Somaliland (protectorate)45w Sudan45x British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa)46 British territories in Asia46a Andaman and Nicobar Islands

46b Laccadive Islands46c Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim,

Socotra, Abdul Quid, and Kuria Muria Islands)46d Bahrein Islands46e Ceylon46f Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean)46g Hong Kong46h British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak)46j Republic of the Maldive Islands46k Fiji46m Papua (formerly British New Guinea)46n Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos),

Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and Britishinterest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands

47 British territories in Mediterranean47a Gibraltar47b Malta47c Cyprus47d St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough,

Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands)47e Tristan da Cunha47f Ascension Island47g Seychelles47h Mauritius48 Poland (including Danzig)49 Czechoslovakia50 WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE50a Luxembourg50b Monaco50c Andorra50d San Marino50f Liechtenstein50g Free Territory of Trieste (FTT)51 France (including Corsica)51a St. Pierre and Miquelon51b Martinique51c Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes,

Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies,collectively)

51d French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini51e French colonies in America51f French India51g Indochina51h Cambodia51j Laos51k Vietnam51m New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands,

Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago)51n Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-lies Sous-le-

Vent)

51p Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; GambierArchipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands)

51r New Hebrides51s Algeria51t French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory

Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger;Mauritania and Dakar), Togo

51u French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; MiddleCongo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and Chad-Tchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun

51v French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti,Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs

51w Madagascar51x Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St.

Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen)51y French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern

Pacific (Australasia and Oceania)52 Spain52a Canary Islands52b Spanish possessions in Africa52c Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara)52d Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea)52e Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands52f Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla52g Balearic Islands53 Portugal53a Madeira53b Azores53c Mozambique53d Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, and Diu)53e Macao (Macau)53f Timor53g Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antao, Sao Nicolau, Sao Vicente, Fogo,

Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava,Rei, and Rombo)

53h Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and BolamaIsland

53k Sao Thome (Sao Tome) and Principe53m Ladana and Cabinda53n Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella,

Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda53p Portuguese East Africa54 Switzerland55 Belgium55a Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo)56 Netherlands56a Surinam (Netherlands Guiana)56b Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curacao,

Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba)

56c Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca;Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, NetherlandsNew Guinea, or Western New Guinea)

56d Indonesia56f Sumatra57 Norway57a Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e)57b Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen)57c Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61)58 Sweden59 Denmark59a Greenland59b Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands60 EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69,

81, and European part of 82)60a Baltic States60b Esthonia60c Latvia60d Lithuania60e Finland (Aland Islands)61 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics61a Bessarabia61b Ukraine61c Sakhalin Island (Russian portion)62 Germany62a Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar)62b Russian Zone (East Germany)62c Polish Administration63 Austria64 Hungary65 Italy65a Vatican City66 Rumania (Roumania)67 Albania68 Yugoslavia69 Bulgaria70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British

possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s, etc.)70a Mediterranean countries (General)70b Republic of Guinea (see 79)70c Cameroon70d Togo70e Mali70f Madagascar70g Congo Republic70h Dahomey70j Niger70k Upper Volta

70m Ivory Coast70u Nigeria70x Republic of South Africa71 Morocco72 Tunisia73 Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica74 Egypt (see 86b)75 Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar)75a Eritrea76 Liberia77 Trust Territory of Somaliland78 Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa79 West African states (includes 45j and 70b)80 NEAR EAST81 Greece81a Crete81b Samos82 Turkey83 Syria (see 86b)83a Lebanon (Levant States)84 Palestine84a Israel85 Jordan (Hashemite Jordan Kingdom) (formerly Trans-Jordan)86 Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h)86a Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd)86b United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83)86d Kuwait86e Muscat and Oman86f Qatar86g Trucial Sheikhs86h Yemen87 Iraq (Mesopotamia)88 Iran (Persia)89 Afghanistan90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia)90a Bhutan90b Burma90c Nepal90d Pakistan (Baluchistan)91 India92 Thailand (Siam)93 China93a Manchuria93b Tibet94 Japan94a Formosa (Taiwan)94b Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion)94c Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and

Marcus)

95 Korea95a North Korea95b South Korea96 Philippine Republic97 Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak,

Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan,Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includesProvince of Wellesley)

98 Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes)99 Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago,

Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru,Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (LadroneIslands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu

ACRONYM LIST

AFL-CIO American Federation of Labor-Congress ofIndustrial Organizations

AID Agency for International Development, U.S.CPP Convention People's PartyPDG Parti Democratique de GuineeU.S. United StatesUSSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

REEL INDEX

Reel 1

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--West African States

Frame No. File Subject0001 779.00 Political Affairs and Conditions--General

United Party; Kwame Nkrumah; CPP; African nationalism;colonialism; potential USSR economic assistance to Sudan;Sino-Soviet involvement in Guinea, Ghana, and Mali; Ghana-Guinea Declaration.

0038 779.02 Political Affairs: Government--Recognition

0039 779.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--ChiefExecutive

Sekou Toure (Guinea) visit to Ethiopia; Kwame Nkrumah.

0048 779.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Cabinet/Ministry

Rashidi Kawawa (prime minister of Tanganyika); East AfricanCommon Services Organization; European Common Market;Sekou Toure.

0065 779.56 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and SuppliesEquipment for Guinean military.

0068 779.5811 National Defense Affairs: Missions--U.S.U.S. Navy-Marine Task Force visit to West Africa.

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--West African States

0075 879.00 Economic Matters and Conditions--GeneralEconomic conditions and economic indicators in Ghana.

0085 879.00-PC Economic Matters: Peace Corps

0087 879.00-TA Economic Matters: Technical Assistance

0088 879.02 Economic Matters: HousingConstruction industry.

0091 879.05184A Economic Matters: Capital--Investments: IsraelIsraeli investment in West Africa.

0094 879.062 Economic Matters: Labor--OrganizationsGhana Trades Union Congress; All African Trade UnionFederation; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions;Union of African States Trade Union Council meeting.

0101 879.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System

0107 879.14 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking

0109 879.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration--Foreign Visas;Tourism

Deportation of South African-born persons from southwestAfrica.

0112 879.245 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry: Fisheries

0133 879.2569 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Other Mining Products: BauxiteAluminum

0148 879.392 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Paper;Paper Products

0150 879.397 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicalsand Dyes

0153 879.41 Social Matters: PeopleConference of women of the Union of African States (Ghana-Guinea-Mali Union).

0160 879.43 Social Matters: EducationSchools in Volta region of Ghana.

0161 879.431 Social Matters: Education--Elementary Education; PrimarySchools; High Schools

Daniel Chapman (principal of Achimota School).

0162 879.473 Social Matters: Etiquette--Salutes

0165 879.474 Social Matters: Etiquette--Ceremonial Communications

0166 879.47411 Social Matters: Etiquette--Ceremonial Communications: with theU.S.

Communications, Transportation, Science--West African States

0167 979.40 Communications: Radio; Radio Broadcasting

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--West African States

0169 679.01 Political Relations between West African States and OtherCountries

Possibility of second Bandung Conference.

0174 679.98 Political Relations between West African States and Republic ofIndonesia

Relations between Republic of Indonesia and West NewGuinea.

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-West African States

0175 611.79 Political Relations between U.S. and West African StatesSale of automobiles to Guinea; Peace Corps in Ghana; PartiDemocratique de Guinee (PDG); Sekou Toure.

0192 611.794 Political Relations between U.S. and West African States:Economic Treaties and Agreements (General)

Registration of treaties and agreements with United Nations.

0193 611.7941 Political Relations between U.S. and West African States:Economic Treaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements,Treaties, and Conventions

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade; U.S. tariff schedules.

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Ghana

745J.00 Political Affairs and Conditions[Political programs of government of Ghana and administration ofKwame Nkrumah.]

0194 January 1960United Party; Granville Sharp Commission (investigation ofalleged plot to assassinate Kwame Nkrumah); PreventiveDetention Act.

0240 February 1960CPP; United Party; foreign investment in Ghana; Mobil Oil.

0251 March 1960Anniversary of Ghana's independence; Kwame Nkrumah; CPP;James Kwegyir Aggrey; socialism; proposal for republicanconstitution.

0286 April 1960CPP; United Party rally in Ashanti region and killing of BuildersBrigade member; Nationality and Citizenship Act.

0308 May 1960United Party; CPP; plebiscite for republican constitution; UnitedNations.

0319 June 1960Anticorruption campaign; CPP; Kwame Nkrumah; civil serviceemployees; National Association of Socialist StudentsOrganization.

0337 July 1960Inauguration of Republic of Ghana and of Kwame Nkrumah aspresident; National Assembly; one-party state.

0371 August 1960Preventive Detention Act; habeas corpus.

0396 September 1960Accra Central election for National Assembly; CPP;Communism; socialism.

0412 October 1960Kwame Nkrumah; John F. Kennedy; Tawia Adamafio (CPPgeneral secretary).

0424 November 1960Ashanti Pioneer (opposition newspaper).

0431 December 1960Civil service; Kwame Nkrumah; pan-Africanism.

0441 February 1961Demonstration in Accra over assassination of PatriceLumumba; CPP; Kwame Nkrumah.

0449 March 1961CPP; Ghana Trades Union Congress; United Ghana Farmers'Council; Ministry of Agriculture; National Council ofCooperatives; Builders Brigade; food production; Nkrumahism(type of socialism).

0461 April 1961Tawia Adamafio; Kwame Nkrumah; Ghana Trades UnionCongress; John K. Tettegah; CPP; National Assembly; P. K. K.Quaidoo.

0484 May 1961Kwame Nkrumah; Angola.

0489 June 1961Kwame Nkrumah; Portuguese colonies in Africa, includingAngola; Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Communism; Nkrumahism;Komla Agbeli Gbedemah; Pan-Africanism; political andeconomic conditions in Ashanti region.

0540 July 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; CPP; Kwame Nkrumah.

0550 August 1961Kwame Nkrumah.

0571 September 1961Criminal Code Act making criticism of president illegal; politicaland economic conditions in Ashanti region; CPP; United Party;Kwame Nkrumah; work strike; relationship of Ghana to Sovietbloc nations.

0643 October 1961Kwame Nkrumah; detention of opposition leaders and leadersof National Union of Railway and Harbor Workers; Volta Riverhydroelectric power project; persons with disabilities; KomlaAgbeli Gbedemah; refugees from Ghana to Togo; pan-Africanism.

0734 November 1961Refugees from Ghana to Togo; Criminal Code Act regardingcriticism of president; Jonathan Savi de Tove; Komla AgbeliGbedemah.

0787 December 1961African Affairs Secretariat (Ghana); Ministry of Foreign Affairs;United Party; Komla Agbeli Gbedemah; Kwame Nkrumah;foreign policy of Ghana.

0825 January 1962Komla Agbeli Gbedemah; Kwame Nkrumah; CPP; United Party;Kojo Botsio.

0852 February 1962Food aid to refugees in Togo; Preventive Detention Act.

0861 March 1962Tawia Adamafio; Kwame Nkrumah; socialism; CPP; convictionof Boahene Yeboah-Afari for fraud; Preventive Detention Act.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Ghana

745J.00 Political Affairs and Conditions cont.[Political programs of government of Ghana and administration ofKwame Nkrumah.]

0001 April 1962Multiracial school in Swaziland; Kwame Nkrumah; CPP; PeaceCorps; Krobo Edusei; Ghana Trades Union Congress; John K.Tettegah; testing of nuclear weapons by United States; YoungPioneers; Workers' Brigade; National Council of Women.

0029 May 1962Preventive Detention Act; International Commission of Jurists;Kwame Nkrumah; CPP; Seven-Year Development Plan; LeninPeace Prize to Nkrumah; testing of nuclear weapons by UnitedStates; Nkrumahism; economic development; taxation;agriculture; fish production; banks and banking; insurance;state-owned enterprises; cooperatives; labor relations;employment; marriage; divorce; education; publishing;performing arts; leisure activities; sports and athletics; UnitedNations; African unity; Central African Federation; GhanaTrades Union Congress; foreign investment in Ghana;Registration of Industries Act.

0130 June 1962Conference of African nationalists; travel by U.S. embassyofficials in Dahomey, Niger, Upper Volta, and Ghana; release ofpersons held under Preventive Detention Act.

0150 July 1962Kwame Nkrumah; Oheneba Kwow Richardson; United Party;CPP; Preventive Detention Act; C. C. K. Baah; P. K. Quaidoo;Krobo Edusei; Nathaniel A. Welbeck; Ghanaian refugees inTogo; AID; Komla Agbeli Gbedemah.

0201 August 1962Kojo Plange; assassination attempt against Nkrumah; KomlaAgbeli Gbedemah; rally in support of Nkrumah; dismissal anddetention of Foreign Minister Ako Adjei, Information MinisterTawia Adamafio, and CPP Executive Secretary H. H. CofieCrabbe; political unrest.

0229 September 1962Dismissal and detention of Foreign Minister Ako Adjei,Information Minister Tawia Adamafio, and CPP ExecutiveSecretary H. H. Cofie Crabbe; political unrest; Krobo Edusei;John K. Tettegah; reaction to assassination attempt againstNkrumah; Ghana Trades Union Congress; neocolonialism;CPP; K. A. Busia; bombings in Accra and declaration of curfewand state of emergency.

0307 October 1962Budget and financial situation of government of Ghana; KomlaAgbeli Gbedemah; political unrest; bombings in Kulungugu andAccra; E. C. Quaye; CPP; Krobo Edusei; relations betweenGhanaian press and politicians; state of emergency; relationsbetween Ghana and United States, and Ghana and Soviet bloccountries; one-party system in Ghana; Bureau of African Affairs(Ghana); escape of Jacob Hackenburg Griffiths-Randolph toTogo; Arku Korsah.

0408 November 1962Bombing in Accra; imprisonment of Ako Adjei, Tawia Adamafio,and H. H. Cofie Crabbe; CPP; declaration of state of emergencyand curfew; arrest of Ghanaian refugee Yaw Manu; YoungPioneers.

0440 December 1962K. A. Busia; Communism; CPP; political unrest; assassinationattempt against Nkrumah.

0486 January 1963Relations between Ghana and United States; relations betweenGhana and Togo; bombings in Accra; assassination attemptagainst Nkrumah; arrest of Yaw Manu; Preventive DetentionAct; CPP efforts to recruit students.

0556 745J.003 Political Affairs: SocialismUnited Ghana Farmers' Council; agriculture cooperatives.

0561 745J.00-May Political Affairs--May DayDay

0563 745J.003 Political Affairs: Socialism

0587 745J.02 Political Affairs: Government--RecognitionInauguration of Republic of Ghana; possible diplomaticrecognition of East Germany by Ghana.

0625 745J.022 Political Affairs: Government--TerritoryTerritorial claims of Ghana in Ivory Coast; geological survey ofGhana.

0645 745J.03 Political Affairs: ConstitutionPlans for establishment of Republic of Ghana; proposals forrepublican constitution; civil service system; debate in NationalAssembly regarding new constitution.

0810 745J.04 Political Affairs: FlagFlying of flag at half-mast during mourning period for PatriceLumumba.

0811 745J.05 Political Affairs: Seal

0813 745J.07 Political Affairs: Political RightsWomen members of National Assembly.

0814 745J.08 Political Affairs: Citizenship

0816 745J.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of GovernmentEstablishment Secretariat.

0821 745J.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--ChiefExecutive[Activities of Kwame Nkrumah as president of Ghana.]

Congo; Volta River hydroelectric power project; relationsbetween Ghana and USSR; socialism; private enterprise; cocoaproduction and prices.

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Ghana cont.

745J.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--ChiefExecutive cont.[Activities of Kwame Nkrumah as president of Ghana.]

0001 January 1961Volta River hydroelectric power project; Congo.

0033 February 1961Congo; Patrice Lumumba; United Nations; relations betweenGhana and USSR; socialism; CPP.

0088 March 1961Relations between Ghana and Yugoslavia; Congo.

0135 April 1961

0139 May 1961Financing for Volta River hydroelectric power project; GhanaTrades Union Congress.

0157 June 1961Financing for Akosombo Dam and Bui Dam.

0170 July 1961

0196 August 1961Colonialism; relations between Ghana and Czechoslovakia;relations between Ghana and Bulgaria; relations betweenGhana and Rumania.

0298 September 1961

0310 October 1961Volta River hydroelectric power project.

0315 November 1961

0318 December 1961Volta River hydroelectric power project; relations betweenGhana and United States; economic development.

0360 January 1962Volta River hydroelectric power project.

0368 February 1962Etta Moten Barnett; Volta River hydroelectric power project;preventive detention.

0374 March 1962CPP; Preventive Detention Act.

0382 April 1962Work hours; foreign investment in Ghana.

0394 May 1962Disarmament.

0397 June 1962Disarmament.

0408 July 1962Lenin Peace Prize to Nkrumah; testing of nuclear weapons byUnited States.

0422 August 1962U.S. economic assistance to Ghana; assassination attemptagainst Nkrumah.

0464 September 1962Volta River hydroelectric power project; AID; newspapers.

0488 October 1962Economic conditions; African nationalism; disarmament.

0532 December 1962Relations between Ghana and United States.

0551 January 1963

745J.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Cabinet;Ministry

0574 January 1960

0575 February 1960Dedication of Kumasi Sports Stadium.

0578 March 1960Assignment of Charles de Graft-Dickson as minister ofeducation and information.

0582 May 1960Bureau of African Affairs.

0591 June 1960Fishing industry.

0596 July 1960Appointment of Emanuel Ayeh-Kumi as chairman of GhanaDevelopment Secretariat (economic development); Congo;Bureau of African Affairs.

0620 August 1960Appointment of Imoru Egala as minister of state for specialduties in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

0622 September 1960

0624 October 1960

0626 December 1960

0627 January 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0629 February 1961

0630 May 1961Changes in cabinet; shift of Komla Agbeli Gbedemah fromFinance Ministry to Health Ministry.

0642 June 1961

0645 September 1961Reorganization of cabinet.

0657 October 1961

0660 December 1961African Affairs Secretariat; Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

0665 February 1962

0668 March 1962Tawia Adamafio (minister of information and broadcasting).

0670 April 1962Krobo Edusei (minister of industries); Ministry of Foreign Affairs;African Affairs Secretariat.

0684 May 1962Richard Akwei (principal secretary of Ministry of ForeignAffairs); disarmament.

0690 August 1962Ato Ketema Yifru (acting minister of foreign affairs); Congo;second Bandung Conference.

0697 September 1962Detention of Ako Adjei (minister of foreign affairs), TawiaAdamafio (minister of information and broadcasting), and H. H.Cofie Crabbe (CPP executive secretary); reorganization ofcabinet.

0704 October 1962Escape of Jacob Hackenburg Griffiths-Randolph (commissionerof income tax) to Togo.

0710 745J.14 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government--Civil Service

0711 745J.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of GovernmentNational Assembly.

0713 745J.21 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government--Proceedings;Debates; Messages to Legislative Body

Disarmament; African nationalism; economic development;Congo; South Africa; Volta River hydroelectric power project.

0740 745J.2614 Economic Matters: Engineering; Architecture--Public Utilities;[845J.2614] Electricity; Water; Gas; Power Dams

Volta River hydroelectric power project.

0746 745J.31 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--National Courts;Personnel; Rules

Arku Korsah.

0754 745J.332 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Jurisdiction:Rights of Aliens to Sue in National Courts

0770 745J.34 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Laws; Statutes;Ordinances; Decrees; Acts; Codes

Corporate regulation; criminal procedure; land ownership andrights; public lands; minerals; retail trade.

0858 745J.345 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government--Laws; Statutes;Ordinances; Decrees; Acts; Codes: Bankruptcy

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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs--Ghana cont.

745J.5 National Defense Affairs (General)0001 January 1960

0004 May 1960

0007 July 1960Ghanaian troops in Congo.

0009 August 1960Ghanaian troops in Congo.

0016 October 1960

0017 November 1960

0018 December 1960

0025 June 1961

0030 August 1961

0032 September 1961Training of Ghanaian military personnel in USSR.

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0053 October 1961Training of Ghanaian military personnel in USSR.

0057 November 1961

0061 January 1962

0070 February 1962

0074 March 1962

0077 April 1962

0080 June 1962

0083 July 1962

0089 September 1962Training of Ghanaian military personnel in USSR.

0091 October 1962Training of Ghanaian military personnel in USSR.

0098 November 1962Nkrumah's concerns about his personal security.

0103 January 1963

0119 745J.5-MSP National Defense Affairs--Mutual Security ProgramU.S. technical and economic assistance to Ghana; financing forVolta River hydroelectric power project; U.S. OperationsMission.

0184 745J.521 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities; SubversiveActivities--Biographical Data

James Mensah-Bonsu; K. D. Amihya; Joseph Bognar; J. G.Amamoo; Fred Akyeampong; M. Y. Arthur; Esther Coleman;Nelson Poku; Timothy K. Owusu; Abraham Benjamin Bah Kofi;William Baidoe-Ansah.

0231 745J.5253C National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of Mozambique inGhana

0245 745J.5261 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of USSR in Ghana

0247 745J.5270X National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities of South Africa inGhana

0251 745J.54 National Defense Affairs: Maneuvers; Target Practice; TroopMovements

0261 745J.5411 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements of U.S. within Ghana

0265 745J.5461 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements of USSR withinGhana

0272 745J.551 National Defense Affairs: Organization--PersonnelBritish officers in Ghana Army; training of Ghanaian militarypersonnel in USSR.

0285 745J.55368 National Defense Affairs: Organization--Schools and Academies:Admission of Nationals of Yugoslavia for Visit or Study

0286 745J.56 National Defense Affairs: [Military] Equipment and Supplies

0323 745J.561 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Armaments;Ordnance; Arsenals; Armories; Tanks

0326 745J.562 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Ships,Vessels, and Aircraft

Ships in Ghana Navy.

0331 745J.5621 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Battleships;Cruisers; Destroyers; Other Naval Vessels

0333 745J.5622 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Aircraft;Bombers; Fighters; Gliders; Jet-propelled Aircraft

0341 745J.563 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases andPosts

0342 745J.5631 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Bases andPosts in United States

0345 745J.564 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies--Uniforms;Clothing; Insignia

0349 745J.58 National Defense Affairs: MissionsCanadian and British military personnel in Ghana.

0351 745J.5811 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of U.S. MilitaryPersonnel

0390 745J.5841 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of British MilitaryPersonnel

0393 745J.5861 National Defense Affairs: Missions--Visits of Soviet MilitaryPersonnel

0406 745J.72 Transportation: Air Transportation[845J.72] Sale of Boeing aircraft to Ghana.

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana

845J.OO Economic Matters and Conditions (General)0407 April 1960

Agriculture; fisheries; mining; forestry; manufacturing; foreigntrade; balance of payments; government finances; GhanaAirways; merchant marine; Black Star Line; highwaydevelopment; Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0420 June 1960

0421 July 1960Agriculture; fisheries; mining; manufacturing; foreign trade;balance of payments; government finances; Ghana TradesUnion Congress.

0431 August 1960Volta River hydroelectric power project; cocoa production;agriculture; manufacturing; mining; government finances;balance of payments.

0444 September 1960

0446 October 1960Socialism; agriculture; fisheries; mining; manufacturing; foreigntrade; balance of payments; government finances; GhanaAirways; minimum wage; Industrial Relations Act.

0456 November 1960John K. Tettegah; Ghana Trades Union Congress; Volta Riverhydroelectric power project; Komla Agbeli Gbedemah.

0461 December 1960Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0463 January 1961Volta River hydroelectric power project; cocoa production;socialism; economic relations with USSR; agriculture; fisheries;mining; manufacturing; foreign trade; balance of payments;government finances; Ghana Airways; Industrial Relations Act;Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0476 February 1961

0478 April 1961Volta River hydroelectric power project; agriculture; fisheries;mining; manufacturing; foreign trade; balance of payments;government finances; Ghana Airways; Ghana Trades UnionCongress.

0490 May 1961

0495 July 1961Cocoa production; fishing industry; manufacturing; Volta Riverhydroelectric power project; agriculture; fisheries; mining;manufacturing; foreign trade; balance of payments.

0524 October 1961Government finances; foreign trade; agriculture; strike led byNational Union of Railway and Harbor Workers; PreventiveDetention Act; road construction; Ghana Airways.

0545 November 1961National Planning Commission (economic development);government finances.

0550 January 1962Money supply; balance of payments; prices; foreign trade;agriculture; economic development; Ghana Airways; Black StarLine.

0569 February 1962Economic development; seven-year development plan; NationalPlanning Commission; agriculture; mining; manufacturing;balance of payments; foreign trade; fiscal policy; public debt.

0681 March 1962C. C. K. Baah; foreign investment in Ghana.

0692 April 1962Smuggling of diamonds, gold, and currency; governmentfinances; foreign trade; agriculture; cocoa production; seven-year development plan; labor-management relations; GhanaTrades Union Congress.

0716 May 1962Cocoa production; AID; foreign trade.

0741 June 1962Expansion of Tema Harbor; agriculture; AID; foreign trade;government finances.

0763 July 1962Budget deficit; food shortage in northern Ghana; foreigninvestment; agriculture; lumber industry.

0775 August 1962Government finances; prices; foreign trade; agriculture; foreigninvestment; Ghana Airways; Ghana Trades Union Congress;CPP.

0807 September 1962Retail prices; All-African Farmers Union; Ghana Airways; BlackStar Line.

0824 October 1962Foreign investment; geological survey of Ghana by Russianteam; Bui Dam project; trade relations between Ghana andPeople's Republic of China; tobacco production; economic andtechnical cooperation agreement with Japan; Ghana Airways.

0844 November 1962Petroleum industry; foreign trade; Ghana Airways; television.

0856 December 1962Agricultural machinery and equipment; petroleum industry;cocoa production; seven-year development plan; retail prices.

0863 January 1963Use of pesticides in cocoa industry; Ghana Airways; agriculturalmachinery and equipment; foreign trade; insurance industry;Ford Foundation; balance of payments.

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana cont.

0001 845J.OO-A Economic Matters and Conditions--AdvisersVolta River hydroelectric power project.

0004 845J.OO Economic Matters and Conditions: Seven-Year Development PlanSeven-Year

845J.OO-PC Economic Matters and Conditions: Peace Corps0024 April 1961

0031 May 1961

0089 June 1961

0150 July 1961

0176 August 1961

0195 September 1961

0220 October 1961

0235 November 1961

0254 December 1961

0280 January 1962

0290 February 1962

0300 March 1962

0343 April 1962

0360 May 1962

0373 June 1962

0389 July 1962

845J.OO Economic Matters and Conditions (General)0405 July 1962

Foreign trade; food supply in northern Ghana; retail prices.

845J.OO-PC Economic Matters: Peace Corps0411 July 1962

0418 August 1962

0449 September 1962

0458 October 1962

0474 November 1962

0512 December 1962

0584 January 1963

0608 845J.OO-TA Economic Matters: Technical AssistanceU.S. agricultural aid.

0609 845J.OOOO Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andOther Countries

Assistance to Ghana from Federal Republic of Germany.

0610 845J.0048 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andPoland

0611 845J.0049 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andCzechoslovakia

0619 845J.0055A Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andBelgian Congo

0620 845J.0060 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andEastern European Countries [Soviet bloc]

0708 845J.0061 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andUSSR

0801 845J.0062 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andGermany [German Democratic Republic and Federal Republicof Germany]

0803 845J.0062A Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andFederal Republic of Germany

0811 845J.0064 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andHungary

0815 845J.0070B Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andRepublic of Guinea

0818 845J.0070E Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana and Mali

0819 845J.0070G Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andCongo Republic

0820 845J.0070H Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andDahomey

0821 845J.0070K Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andUpper Volta

0822 845J.0090D Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andPakistan

0823 845J.0093 Economic Matters: Economic Relations between Ghana andChina

0830 845J.01 Economic Matters: Cost of Living; Retail Prices

0831 845J.02 Economic Matters: HousingNew housing construction.

0846 845J.03 Economic Matters: Food; Food Conditions

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana cont.

0001 845J.051 Economic Matters: Capital--InvestmentsGhanaian investment policy and foreign investments; plans toestablish investment bank; smuggling of diamonds, gold, andcurrency.

0017 845J.05100 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments by Other CountriesTaxation of foreign investments; Ghanaian policy regardingforeign investments; West Africa Committee (organization offoreign corporations operating in West Africa).

0103 845J.05111 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments by United States[Corporations]

0180 845J.05149 Economic Matters: Capital--Investments by Czechoslovakia

0182 845J.05162A Economic Matters: Capital--Investments by Federal Republic ofGermany [Corporations]

0187 845J.052 Economic Matters: Capital--Cooperative Systems; Rural CreditsUnited Ghana Farmers' Council; National Council ofCooperatives; Alliance of Ghana Cooperatives; GhanaCooperative Marketing Association; Ghana Farmers MarketingCooperative; Industrial Cooperative Society.

0250 845J.053 Economic Matters: Capital--Corporations; BusinessesNational Trading Corporation.

0270 845J.054 Economic Matters: Capital--Combinations in Restraint of Trade;Monopolies; Cartels; Trusts

845J.06 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions0271 February 1960

0272 June 1960

0273 August 1960Minimum wage; Ghana Trades Union Congress; workers'demonstrations.

0282 September 1960Employment policy.

0286 November 1960Ghana Trades Union Congress; minimum wage; employmentand underemployment statistics.

0307 December 1960National holidays.

0308 January 1961Closing of gold mines.

0319 February 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; Confederation of Free GermanTrade Unions (East Germany).

0331 April 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; Confederation of Free GermanTrade Unions (East Germany); economic relations betweenGhana and Eastern European countries; All African TradeUnion Federation.

0341 May 1961

0342 June 1961Ford Foundation assistance to Ghana; John K. Tettegah.

0348 July 1961Apprenticeship program; Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0354 August 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; All African Trade UnionFederation; Patrice Lumumba; agriculture; International LabourOrganization.

0385 September 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; workers' strike in Sekondi-Takorodi area; wages.

0393 October 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0395 November 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; All African Trade UnionFederation.

0404 December 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0417 January 1962

AFL-CIO; Ghana Trades Union Congress; workers' strike inSekondi-Takorodi area.

0420 March 1962

0421 May 1962Labor unions; CPP.

0429 August 1962

0431 September 1962John K. Tettegah.

0432 November 1962

0435 845J.061 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions--Hours; WagesMinimum wage; Compulsory Savings Act (purchase ofgovernment bonds); work hours.

845J.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions--Organizations;Unions; Relations with Employers; Strikes; Lockouts; Slowdowns

0448 January 1960International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; All AfricanTrade Union Federation; Tom Mboya.

0451 February 1960Industrial Relations Act; collective bargaining; Mine WorkersUnion; Construction and General Workers Union; GovernmentConstruction and Public Works Union; Oil and PetroleumWorkers; Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0471 March 1960National Council of Government Trade Unions; Ghana TradesUnion Congress.

0476 April 1960John K. Tettegah; Ghana Trades Union Congress; BuildersBrigade; Tom Mboya; All African Trade Union Federation;International Confederation of Free Trade Unions.

0485 May 1960Union of Teachers and Educational Institutional Workers;Ghana Trades Union Congress; John K. Tettegah.

0490 June 1960Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0500 July 1960Ghana Trades Union Congress; R. E. Dampare; CharlesHeymann; Kwame Nkrumah; All African Trade UnionFederation; John K. Tettegah.

0519 August 1960Wages and salaries; Ghana Trades Union Congress; laborsupply.

0546 September 1960Industrial Relations Act; John K. Tettegah; Ghana Trades UnionCongress.

0563 October 1960Ghana Trades Union Congress; Arnold Selby; John K.Tettegah; Confederation of Trade Unions of Yugoslavia; AllAfrican Trade Union Federation; S. D. Magnus-George.

0585 November 1960Ghana Trades Union Congress; John K. Tettegah; All AfricanTrade Union Federation; International Confederation of FreeTrade Unions.

0594 December 1960Confederation of Trade Unions of Yugoslavia; Ghana TradesUnion Congress; All African Trade Union Federation.

0606 January 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0614 February 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; All African Trade UnionFederation.

0629 March 1961CPP; Ghana Trades Union Congress; John K. Tettegah.

0635 April 1961John K. Tettegah.

0636 May 1961All African Trade Union Federation; Ghana Trades UnionCongress; United Ghana Farmers' Council; John K. Tettegah.

0646 June 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; John K. Tettegah; All AfricanTrade Union Federation; Joe-Fio Meyer; InternationalConfederation of Free Trade Unions.

0674 July 1961All African Trade Union Federation; Joe-Fio Meyer.

0677 August 1961Ghana Trades Union Congress; National Union of Railway andHarbor Workers; John K. Tettegah.

0689 September 1961Workers' strike in Sekondi-Takoradi area, Kumasi, and Accra;Ghana Trades Union Congress; Zanzibar Federation ofProgressive Trade Unions; Trades Union Congress of Nigeria;United Party; labor supply.

0789 October 1961Workers' strike in Sekondi-Takoradi area; Ghana Trades UnionCongress; National Union of Railway and Harbor Workers.

0806 January 1962John K. Tettegah; International Confederation of Free TradeUnions; All African Trade Union Federation.

0809 February 1962

0811 March 1962Ghana Trades Union Congress; Kwame Nkrumah.

0820 April 1962Demonstration by construction workers on Volta Riverhydroelectric power project; Ghana Trades Union Congress;John K. Tettegah; S. D. Magnus-George; AFL-CIO; All AfricanTrade Union Federation.

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana cont.

845J.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions--Organizations;Unions; Relations with Employers; Strikes; Lockouts; Slowdownscont.

0001 May 1962John K. Tettegah; Ghana Trades Union Congress; socialism;CPP; All African Trade Union Federation.

0179 June 1962John K. Tettegah.

0184 July 1962Sidi Hamid AN.

0186 August 1962AFL-CIO; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions.

0190 October 1962John K. Tettegah; Ghana Trades Union Congress.

0195 November 1962John K. Tettegah.

0196 December 1962John K. Tettegah; All African Trade Union Federation.

0205 January 1963AFL-CIO.

0207 845J.07 Economic Matters: PensionsNational pension program.

0210 845J.071 Economic Matters: Pensions--Industrial

0213 845J.072 Economic Matters: Pensions--Old-age (Social Insurance)

0217 845J.08 Economic Matters: Insurance

0238 845J.081 Economic Matters: Insurance--Life

845J.10 Financial Matters (General)0242 February 1960

Government securities.

0245 April 1960Budget.

0248 June 1960Government securities; loans issued by Industrial DevelopmentCorporation.

0253 July 1960Budget.

0297 August 1960Plans for financing economic development in Ghana.

0300 September 1960Industrial Development Corporation.

0302 December 1960Loan from Ghana to Mali; cocoa production; balance ofpayments.

0317 January 1961

Banks and banking; insurance industry; currency.

0321 March 1961

0323 April 1961Bankruptcy legislation.

0324 May 1961Bankruptcy legislation; government securities.

0332 June 1961

0334 July 1961Budget; taxation.

0385 August 1961Income taxes; budget; loans from Ghana to Guinea and Mali;loans from USSR and Eastern European countries to Ghana.

0415 October 1961State Planning Commission (economic planning).

0419 November 1961National Planning Commission (economic planning); Bank ofGhana; balance of payments.

0424 March 1962

0425 May 1962Foreign trade; balance of payments.

0427 June 1962Balance of payments; budget deficit.

0432 July 1962Transportation equipment.

0435 August 1962Government revenue and expenditures; balance of payments;loans to Ghana.

0447 October 1962Budget; government revenue and expenditures; balance ofpayments.

0457 November 1962Budget; tariffs.

0461 December 1962Budget.

0491 January 1963Government expenditures.

0493 845J.112 Financial Matters: Taxation--Income

0511 845J.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System; Coinage; Currency

0516 845J.131 Financial Matters: Monetary System; Coinage; Currency--ForeignExchange; Exchange Rates

0551 845J.14 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking

0588 845J.151 Financial Matters: Exchanges; Commodity Exchanges--StockForeign exchange.

0591 845J.16 Financial Matters: LandsLand ownership and rights.

0594 845J.173 Financial Matters: Intellectual, Technical, and Industrial Property--Copyrights

0599 845J.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration--Residence, Tradeand Travel of Aliens in Ghana; Tourism; Foreign Exit Permits

Tourism in Ghana; visa policies and procedures; entry andresidence permits; state of emergency in Accra.

0628 845J.19 Financial Matters: Industrial MattersGovernment policy regarding business and industry.

0654 845J.1901 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Atomic Energy for PeacefulPurposes

0663 845J.191 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Expositions; Exhibitions;Fairs

845J.191-AC Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Expositions; Exhibitions;Fairs: Accra, Ghana

0665 January 1960

0666 February 1960

0668 March 1960

0672 April 1960

0678 June 1960

0680 October 1960

0683 November 1960

0685 December 1960

0690 January 1961

0702 February 1961

0710 March 1961

0721 April 1961

0734 May 1961

0780 June 1961

0786 July 1961

0787 August 1961

0791 September 1961

0810 October 1961

0823 November 1961

0862 December 1961

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana cont.

845J.191-AC Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Expositions; Exhibitions;Fairs: Accra, Ghana cont.

0001 January 1962

0011 February 1962

0023 March 1962

0032 April 1962

0036 May 1962

0038 July 1962

0051 August 1962

0053 December 1962

0057 845J.191-GH Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Expositions; Exhibitions;Fairs: Ghana

0079 845J.191-PO Financial Matters: Industrial Matters--Expositions; Exhibitions;Fairs: Poznan, Poland

0080 845J.20 Agriculture

0108 845J.23 Agriculture: Field Crops

0109 845J.2315 Agriculture: Field Crops--Grains: Corn

0111 845J.2317 Agriculture: Field Crops--Grains: Rice

0112 845J.2321 Agriculture: Field Crops--Fibers: Cotton

0113 845J.2331 Agriculture: Field Crops--Alkaloidal Plants: Tobacco

0116 845J.2333 Agriculture: Field Crops--Alkaloidal Plants: Coffee

0122 845J.2334 Agriculture: Field Crops--Alkaloidal Plants: Cocoa; Cacao

0169 845J.235 Agriculture: Field Crops--Sugar Yielding Plants [Sugar Beet]

0170 845J.2391 Agriculture: Field Crops--Trees: Forestry; Fires; Fire Prevention;Reforestation

Forestry industry.

0171 845J.2392 Agriculture: Field Crops--Trees: Lumbering; Timber Cutting

0175 845J.2394 Agriculture: Field Crops--Trees: Saps; Resins; Gums; TurpentineRubber production.

0176 845J.2395 Agriculture: Fields Crops--Trees: Rubber

0178 845J.24224 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Domestic Animals: StockRaising--Poultry; Eggs

0181 845J.2423 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Domestic Animals: Dairying; Milk;Cream

0182 845J.245 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry--Fisheries

0202 845J.25 Agriculture: Mines; MiningMineral production; gold mines.

0216 845J.2531 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Precious Metals and Precious Stones:

Gold

0217 845J.2535 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Precious Metals and Precious Stones:Diamonds

0238 845J.2541 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Iron

0242 845J.2544 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Tin

0254 845J.2546 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Uranium; Other AtomicMaterials

Beryllium.

0258 845J.2547 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Base Metals: Other Base MetalsHigh-hafnium zircon; Tin & Associated Minerals, Ltd.;manganese; bauxite; Ghana Geological Survey; AfricanManganese, Ltd.

0270 845J.2553 Agriculture: Mines; Mining--Carbon; Graphite: Petroleum; Oil

845J.2614 Agriculture: Engineering; Architecture--Public Works; PublicConstruction: Public Utilities; Electricity; Water; Gas; Power Dams[Volta River hydroelectric power project; financing for projectincluding loans from International Bank for Reconstruction andDevelopment; Volta Aluminum Company (VALCO).]

0352 January 1960

0358 February 1960

0360 March 1960

0362 May 1960

0367 June 1960

0378 July 1960

0394 August 1960

0461 September 1960

0501 October 1960

0515 November 1960

0525 December 1960

0579 January 1961

0583 February 1961

0609 March 1961

0622 April 1961

0647 May 1961

0662 June 1961

0727 July 1961

0749 August 1961

0769 September 1961

0815 October 1961

0897 November 1961

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs--Ghana cont.

845J.2614 Agriculture: Engineering; Architecture--Public Works; PublicConstruction: Public Utilities; Electricity; Water; Gas; Power Damscont.[Volta River hydroelectric power project; financing for projectincluding loans from International Bank for Reconstruction andDevelopment; Volta Aluminum Company (VALCO).]

0001 December 1961

0105 January 1962

0139 February 1962

0205 March 1962

0211 April 1962

0223 May 1962

0225 July 1962

0232 August 1962

0235 September 1962

0237 November 1962

0239 December 1962

0241 January 1963Bui Dam hydroelectric power project.

0251 845J.313 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Grain Products andPreparations; Flour; Cereals

0259 845J.316 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Beverages and BeverageMaterials, Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic; Breweries; Distilleries

0262 845J.319 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods--Animal, Fish, andVegetable Oils, and Fats, Edible

0266 845J.33 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries

0270 845J.331 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Iron and Steel: Steel Mill Products

0273 845J.3312 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Iron and Steel: Light Machinery

Tractors.

0282 845J.332 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Building and Paving Materials

Cement.

0284 845J.333 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and RelatedIndustries--Transportation Equipment

Tractors.

0285 845J.343 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Household, Office, and SchoolFurnishings and Supplies: Appliances

0291 845J.3461 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Household, Office, and SchoolFurnishings and Supplies: Kitchenware, Pots, and Pans

0292 845J.35 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Clothing; Textile Industry

0299 845J.3511 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Clothing; Textile Industry--Shoes

0301 845J.38 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Jewelry; Gold and Silverware

0304 845J.391 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Lumber;Wood Products

0341 845J.392 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Paper;Paper Products

0343 845J.3932 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Fuels andPetroleum Products; Refinery Products

845J.394 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--MetalManufactures: Aluminum; Copper; Brass; Bronze; Lead; Tin;Uranium; Zinc[Volta Aluminum Company.]

0404 July 1960

0406 August 1960

0408 February 1961

0412 March 1961

0425 April 1961

0434 May 1961

0454 June 1961

0473 July 1961

0488 October 1961

0489 December 1961

0497 January 1962

0513 February 1962

0520 December 1962

0527 January 1963

0530 845J.3974 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicalsand Dyes: Paints and Varnishes; Stains; Enamels

0531 845J.3975 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicalsand Dyes: Soap; Cleaning Compounds; Detergents; Polishes

0533 845J.3976 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures--Chemicalsand Dyes: Chemical Specialties; Plastics; Celluloids; Cellulose;Cellophane; Resins

0534 845J.401 Social Matters and Conditions: Population; Statistics; Census

0542 845J.411 Social Matters and Conditions: People--Race Problems;

Disturbances; Displaced Persons; RefugeesFlight of Ghanaians to Togo and Liberia; refugees from IvoryCoast to Ghana.

0554 845J.413 Social Matters and Conditions: People--Religion; Church

0562 845J.421 Social Matters and Conditions: History--Historical Relics;Manuscripts

Ashanti nation jewels.

0563 845J.424 Social Matters and Conditions: History--CommemorativeCelebrations; Holidays

Anniversary of Ghana's independence; Republic day.

0597 845J.43 Social Matters and Conditions: Education

0626 845J.431 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Elementary Education;Primary Schools; High Schools

0638 845J.432 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Advanced Education;Colleges; Universities

Establishment of medical school; University of Ghana;University College of Ghana; U.S. assistance for highereducation in Ghana.

0714 845J.435 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Vocational

0717 845J.437 Social Matters and Conditions: Education--Libraries

0718 845J.446 Social Matters and Conditions: Fine Arts--MusicPaul Robeson.

0721 845J.451 Social Matters and Conditions: Amusements; Sports;Recreation--Theater; Stage; Operas; Museums; Carnivals;Concerts

0723 845J.452 Social Matters and Conditions: Amusements; Sports;Recreation--Motion Pictures

0730 845J.46 Social Matters and Conditions: SocietiesAsia Foundation; National Council of Women; Federation ofGhana Women; Ghana Youth Authority; Young Pioneers;Ghana-Soviet Friendship Society; National Union of GhanaStudents.

0748 845J.461 Social Matters and Conditions: Societies--Better CitizenshipOrganizations

Young Pioneers; CPP Students' Union; National Association ofSocialist Students Organization.

0759 845J.4613 Social Matters and Conditions: Societies--Military and Veterans

Organizations

0761 845J.472 Social Matters and Conditions: Etiquette--Precedence

0764 845J.47411 Social Matters and Conditions: Etiquette--CeremonialCommunications with U.S.

Anniversary of Ghana's independence; anniversary of Republicof Ghana.

0782 845J.47470U Social Matters and Conditions: Etiquette--CeremonialCommunications with Nigeria

0783 845J.48690D Social Matters and Conditions: Entertainment in Ghana ofResident Officers of Pakistan

0785 845J.49 Social Matters and Conditions: Calamities; Disasters; EarthquakesFood shortage in northern Ghana.

0789 845J.501 Public Order, Safety, and Health: National and State Police

0796 845J.52 Public Order; Safety; and Health: Crime; CriminalOrganizations; Suspects

0801 845J.55 Public Order; Safety; and Health: Public Health; Diseases;Epidemics

Smallpox; health care facilities and services.

0832 845J.552 Public Order; Safety; and Health: Public Health; Diseases;Epidemics--Disposal of the Dead; Cemeteries; Cremation

0835 845J.562 Public Order; Safety; and Health: Charities; PhilanthropicOrganizations

Reel 10

Communications, Transportation, Science--Ghana

0001 945J.OO Communications (General)Ministry of Transport and Communications; telecommunicationsindustry.

0011 945J.40 Communications: Radio; Radio Broadcasting

0051 945J.50 Communications: Television

0055 945J.5100 Communications: Communication between Ghana and OtherCountries

Peace Corps.

0056 945J.60 Communications: Public PressMinistry of Information and Broadcasting; Ghana News Agency;Radio Ghana; Ghanaian Times.

945J.61 Communications: Public Press--Newspapers; Clippings; Items;Magazines; Periodicals; Books[African nationalism; Volta River hydroelectric power project; WestAfrican Newspapers Ltd.; Ashanti Pioneer (oppositionnewspaper); Ghanaian Times; Ministry of Information andBroadcasting; Evening News; Daily Graphic; Bureau of AfricanAffairs.]

0063 May 1960

0064 July 1960

0068 September 1960

0069 October 1960

0070 December 1960

0074 June 1961

0076 July 1961

0079 October 1961

0085 November 1961

0092 March 1962

0097 May 1962

0100 August 1962

0102 September 1962

0109 November 1962

0116 December 1962

0131 January 1963

0164 945J.6200 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: OtherCountries

Censorship of foreign correspondents.

0165 945J.6211 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: U.S.U.S. Society of Editors and Commentators; WestinghouseBroadcasting Company; United Press International.

0204 945J.6241 Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies: UnitedKingdom

Deportation of London Daily Express reporter.

0209 945J.6270F Communications: Public Press--Newsgathering Agencies:Madagascar

Committee for the Cooperation of African Journalists.

0210 945J.63 Communications: Public Press--Censorship of Newspapers,Books, and Other Printed Material

0214 945J.70 Transportation (Land, Air, and Water)Transportation system in Ghana.

0215 945J.70K [645J.70K Political Relations between Ghana and Upper Volta]

0217 945J.71 Transportation: Land TransportationMotor vehicles; highways.

0240 945J.712 Transportation: Land Transportation--Railroad; Railways

0254 945J.714 Transportation: Land Transportation--Automobiles; Trucks;Motorcycles

0264 945J.7170D Transportation: Land Transportation between Ghana and Togo

0268 945J.7170E Transportation: Land Transportation between Ghana and Mali

0272 945J.72 Transportation: Air TransportationGhana Airways.

0339 945J.7200 Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and OtherCountries

Ghana Airways.

0344 945J.721 Transportation: Air Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0350 945J.722 Transportation: Air Transportation--Rates; Concessions;Contracts; Subsidies

0351 945J.724 Transportation: Air Transportation--Airports; Landing Fields;Landing Aids; Radar; Landing Rights

Accra airport runway.

0355 945J.7245W Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and SudanGhana Airways.

0358 945J.726 Transportation: Air Transportation--Sale; Purchase; Charter;Registration; License

Purchase of new aircraft for Ghana Airways.

0403 945J.7260 Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and EasternEurope

Ghana Airways.

0411 945J.7261 Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and Union ofSoviet Socialist Republics

Ghana Airways; Aeroflot.

0432 945J.7266 Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and RumaniaGhana Airways.

0433 945J.727 Transportation: Air Transportation--Documentation andInspection; Cargo; Manifests; Entry and Clearance

0436 945J.7270E Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and MaliGhana Airways.

0438 945J.7270G Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and CongoRepublic

0443 945J.7270U Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and Nigeria

0444 945J.7272 Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and TunisiaGhana Airways.

0445 945J.72 Transportation: Air TransportationGhana Airways.

0446 945J.7286B Transportation: Air Transportation between Ghana and UnitedArab Republic

0448 945J.73 Transportation: Water TransportationBlack Star Line; foreign trade carried by U.S. flag vessels.

0458 945J.7301 Transportation: Water Transportation--Rivers; Canals; FloodPrevention

Volta River hydroelectric power project.

0461 945J.734 Transportation: Water Transportation--Harbors; Docks; Ports;Port Facilities

Tema Harbor.

0466 945J.738 Transportation: Water Transportation--Documentation andInspection

U.S. flag vessels.

0469 945J.739 Transportation: Water Transportation--Sale; PurchaseBlack Star Line.

0475 945J.721 Transportation: Air Transportation--Laws and Regulations

0477 945J.75 Transportation: Personnel; Crews; Seamen; AirmenMaritime and Dockworkers Union; seamen.

0478 945J.801 Science: Research and Development

0538 945J.8011 Science: Research and Development--Scientific Institutions;Laboratories

0542 945J.8136 Science: Physical Sciences--Electricity and Magnetism

0543 945J.8137 Science: Physical Sciences--Nuclear Physics and NuclearChemistry; Cosmic Rays; Heavy Water; Isotopes

Nuclear energy; International Atomic Energy Agency.

0545 945J.828 Science: Earth Sciences--Geology

0549 945J.84 Science: Medical Sciences

0550 945J.85 Science: Electronics

International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Ghana

0552 645J.OO Political Relations between Ghana and Other Countries

0595 645J.45K Political Relations between Ghana and [Togoland]

0602 645J.45R Political Relations between Ghana and Kenya Colony

0603 645J.4841 Political Relations between Ghana and Poland: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Trade Agreements, Treaties, and Conventions

0605 645J.49 Political Relations between Ghana and Czechoslovakia

0607 645J.494 Political Relations between Ghana and Czechoslovakia: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0609 645J.4941 Political Relations between Ghana and Czechoslovakia: EconomicTreaties and Agreements: Trade Agreements, Treaties, andConventions

0610 645J.499 Political Relations between Ghana and Czechoslovakia: OtherRelations; Other Bilateral Treaties

0612 645J.51 Political Relations between Ghana and France

0622 645J.51231 Political Relations between Ghana and France: War; Hostilities-Enemy Property: Funds; Credits; Stock; Bonds

Freezing of French assets in Ghana.

0631 645J.51T Political Relations between Ghana and French West AfricaTogoland.

0690 645J.53 Political Relations between Ghana and Portugal

0692 645J.54 Political Relations between Ghana and Switzerland

0693 645J.5494 Political Relations between Ghana and Switzerland: OtherRelations; Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

Ghana Airways; Swissair.

0695 645J.55 Political Relations between Ghana and Belgium

0699 645J.55A Political Relations between Ghana and Belgian Congo

0700 645J.60 Political Relations between Ghana and Eastern Europe

0732 645J.6041 Political Relations between Ghana and Eastern Europe: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce,And Navigation

0735 645J.61 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR

0758 645J.6141 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce, andNavigation

0780 645J.6143 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements

0782 645J.6145 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy

0785 645J.617 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR: Military andDefense Agreements

0787 645J.6194 Political Relations between Ghana and USSR: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0801 645J.62 Political Relations between Ghana and GermanyGerman Democratic Republic.

0803 645J.62A Political Relations between Ghana and Federal Republic ofGermany

0831 645J.62A4 Political Relations between Ghana and Federal Republic ofGermany: Economic Treaties and Agreements

0835 645J.62A41 Political Relations between Ghana and Federal Republic ofGermany: Economic Treaties and Agreements--TradeAgreements, Treaties, and Conventions

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International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--Ghana cont.

0001 645J.62B Political Relations between Ghana and Russian Zone (EastGermany)

0021 645J.62B41 Political Relations between Ghana and Russian Zone (EastGermany): Economic Treaties and Agreements--TradeAgreements, Treaties, and Conventions

0022 645J.62B42 Political Relations between Ghana and Russian Zone (EastGermany): Economic Treaties and Agreements--Treaties ofFriendship, Commerce, and Navigation

0024 645J.64 Political Relations between Ghana and Hungary

0029 645J.644 Political Relations between Ghana and Hungary: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0031 645J.6441 Political Relations between Ghana and Hungary: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements, Treaties, andConventions

0033 645J.645 Political Relations between Ghana and Hungary: Cultural Treatiesand Agreements

0034 645J.65 Political Relations between Ghana and Italy

0036 645J.67 Political Relations between Ghana and Albania

0037 645J.684 Political Relations between Ghana and Yugoslavia: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0039 645J.6841 Political Relations between Ghana and Yugoslavia: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements, Treaties, andConventions

0040 645J.687 Political Relations between Ghana and Yugoslavia: Military and

Defense Agreements

0042 645J.69 Political Relations between Ghana and Bulgaria

0049 645J.6994 Political Relations between Ghana and Bulgaria: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0051 645J.70 Political Relations between Ghana and Other African Countries

0070 645J.70B Political Relations between Ghana and Republic of Guinea

0080 645J.70C Political Relations between Ghana and Cameroon

645J.70D Political Relations between Ghana and Togo0093 June 1960

0097 September 1960

0100 October 1960

0102 December 1960

0103 January 1961

0107 June 1961

0115 July 1961

0140 August 1961

0144 September 1961

0148 October 1961

0155 December 1961

0183 January 1962

0204 February 1962

0210 March 1962

0219 April 1962

0223 May 1962

0225 June 1962

0227 July 1962

0232 August 1962

0234 October 1962

0235 November 1962

0238 December 1962

0301 January 1963

0401 645J.70E Political Relations between Ghana and Mali

0409 645J.70E41 Political Relations between Ghana and Mali: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Trade Agreements, Treaties, and Conventions

0410 645J.70G Political Relations between Ghana and Congo Republic

0428 645J.70H Political Relations between Ghana and Dahomey

0435 645J.70H41 Political Relations between Ghana and Dahomey: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements, Treaties, andConventions

0448 645J.70J Political Relations between Ghana and Niger

0451 645J.70K Political Relations between Ghana and Upper Volta

0489 645J.70K3 Political Relations between Ghana and Upper Volta: BoundaryQuestions

0506 645J.70K4 Political Relations between Ghana and Upper Volta: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

0516 645J.70K41 Political Relations between Ghana and Upper Volta: EconomicTreaties and Agreements: Trade Agreements, Treaties, andConventions

0521 645J.70M Political Relations between Ghana and Ivory Coast

0530 645J.70U Political Relations between Ghana and Nigeria

0576 645J.70X Political Relations between Ghana and Republic of South Africa

0582 645J.7194 Political Relations between Ghana and Morocco: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0583 645J.72 Political Relations between Ghana and Tunisia

0586 645J.7294 Political Relations between Ghana and Tunisia: Other Relations;

Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0590 645J.7594 Political Relations between Ghana and Ethiopia: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0601 645J.76 Political Relations between Ghana and Liberia

0603 645J.77 Political Relations between Ghana and Somalia

0652 645J.8194 Political Relations between Ghana and Greece: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0653 645J.82 Political Relations between Ghana and Turkey

0654 645J.83A94 Political Relations between Ghana and Lebanon: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0657 645J.84A Political Relations between Ghana and Israel

0679 645J.86B41 Political Relations between Ghana and United Arab Republic:Economic Treaties and Agreements--Trade Agreements,Treaties, and Conventions

0680 645J.89 Political Relations between Ghana and Afghanistan

0681 645J.90D Political Relations between Ghana and Pakistan

0682 645J.91 Political Relations between Ghana and India

0683 645J.93 Political Relations between Ghana and China [People's Republicof China]

0712 645J.9342 Political Relations between Ghana and China: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Treaties of Friendship, Commerce, andNavigation

0717 645J.94 Political Relations between Ghana and Japan

0720 645J.9443 Political Relations between Ghana and Japan: Economic Treatiesand Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements

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International Political Relations; Bilateral Treaties--U.S.-Ghana

611.45J Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana0001 May 1960

0005 July 1960

0006 January 1961

0035 February 1961

0036 March 1961

0048 May 1961

0049 June 1961

0050 July 1961

0051 September 1961

0055 October 1961

0056 December 1961

0061 January 1962

0064 February 1962

0068 March 1962

0070 April 1962

0082 June 1962

0112 July 1962

0116 August 1962

0126 September 1962

0157 October 1962

0161 November 1962

0185 December 1962

0216 January 1963

0285 611.45J11 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: Peace;Friendship; Alliance; Non-Aggression--Arbitration; Conciliation

0288 611.45J21 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: War; Hostilities-Neutrality; Declarations of Neutrality

0291 611.45J22 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: War; Hostilities-Neutral Commerce; Blockade

Foreign trade.

0295 611.45J3 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: BoundaryQuestions

Investment guaranty agreement.

0296 611.45J4 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: EconomicTreaties and Agreements

Volta River hydroelectric power project; Peace Corps.

0342 611.45J43 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements

0346 611.45J431 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Financial Treaties and Agreements:Double Taxation

Income taxes.

0385 611.45J44 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: EconomicTreaties and Agreements--Literary, Artistic and IndustrialProperty, Copyrights and Patents

0387 611.45J5 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: Cultural Treatiesand Agreements

0409 611.45J7 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: Military andDefense Agreements

Peace Corps.

0467 611.45J9 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties

Medical research; National Institutes of Health (U.S.); NationalResearch Council (Ghana).

0484 611.45J94 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Air Navigation Treaties

0489 611.45J95 Political Relations between the U.S. and Ghana: Other Relations;Other Bilateral Treaties--Science Treaties

Medical research; National Institutes of Health (U.S.); NationalResearch Council (Ghana).

SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The firstnumber after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers tothe frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 10: 0351 directs the researcher to Frame0351 of Reel 10. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of thisguide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film. Thisindex uses the terminology and spellings used in the original documents. In order to avoidconfusion, the term "foreign relations" has been substituted for the State Department's term"political relations."

Accra, Ghanaairport 10: 0351bombing in 2: 0229-0408, 0486demonstration after assassination of

Patrice Lumumba 1: 0441exhibitions and trade fairs 7: 0665-

0862;8: 0001-0053National Assembly election 1: 0396state of emergency in 2: 0229-0408;

7: 0599workers' strike in 6: 0689

Adamafio, Tawia1: 0412, 0461, 0861; 2: 0201-0229,

0408; 3: 0668, 0697Adjei, Ako

2: 0201-0229, 0408; 3: 0697Aeroflot

10:0411Afghanistan

relations with Ghana 11: 0680Africa

African Affairs Secretariat, Ghana1: 0787; 3: 0660, 0670

All-African Farmers Union 4: 0807All African Trade Union Federation

1: 0094; 6: 0331, 0354, 0395, 0448,0476, 0500, 0563-0594, 0614,0636-0674, 0806, 0820; 7: 0001,0196

Bureau of African Affairs, Ghana2: 0307; 3: 0582, 0596; 10: 0063-0131

East African Common ServicesOrganization 1: 0048

nationalism 1: 0001; 2: 0029, 0130;3:0488,0713; 10: 0063-0131

pan-Africanism 1: 0431, 0489, 0643Union of African States 1: 0094, 0153West Africa Committee 6: 0017West African Newspapers Ltd.

10:0063-0131see a/so Angolasee a/so Belgian Congosee a/so Cameroonsee a/so Central African Federationsee a/so Congo, Republic ofsee a/so Dahomeysee a/so Ethiopiasee a/so French West Africasee a/so Guinea, Republic ofsee a/so Kenya Colonysee a/so Liberiasee a/so Malisee a/so Moroccosee a/so Mozambiquesee a/so Nigersee a/so Nigeriasee a/so Somaliasee a/so South Africasee a/so Sudan

Africa cont.see a/so Swazilandsee a/so Togosee a/so Togolandsee a/so Tunisiasee a/so Upper Voltasee a/so Zanzibar

African Affairs Secretariat (Ghana)1: 0787; 3: 0660, 0670

African Manganese, Ltd.8: 0258

African nationalism1: 0001; 2: 0029, 0130; 3: 0488, 0713;

10:0063-0131see a/so Pan-Africanism

Agency for International Development(AID), U.S.

2: 0150; 3: 0464; 4: 0716-0741Aggrey, James Kwegyir

1:0251Agriculture

1: 0449; 2: 0029, 0821; 4: 0407, 0421-0431, 0446, 0463, 0478, 0495-0524, 0550-0569, 0692, 0741-0775, 0856-0863; 5: 0608; 6: 0354;8:0080-0182

see a/so Cooperativessee a/so Food and food industry

Aircraft and airlinesAccra airport 10: 0351AerofloMO: 0411Boeing aircraft 4: 0406Ghana Airways 4: 0407, 0446, 0463,

0478, 0524, 0550, 0775-0844,0863;10: 0272-0339, 0355-0432,0436, 0444-0445, 0693

military 4: 0333Swissair 10: 0693travel by 10: 0339-0355, 0403-0446,

0475, 0693Air navigation treaties

Bulgaria 11: 0049Ethiopia 11: 0590Greece 11: 0652Lebanon 11: 0654Morocco 11: 0582Switzerland 10: 0693Tunisia 11: 0586U.S. 12: 0484

USSR 10: 0787see a/so Aircraft and airlines

Akosombo Dam projectsee Volta River hydroelectric power

projectAkwei, Richard

3: 0684Akyeampong, Fred

4: 0184Albania

relations with Ghana 11: 0036AM, Sidi Hamid

7: 0184All-African Farmers Union

4: 0807All African Trade Union Federation

1: 0094; 6: 0331, 0354, 0395, 0448,0476, 0500, 0563-0594, 0614,0636-0674, 0806, 0820; 7: 0001,0196

Alliance of Ghana Cooperatives6:0187

Aluminum and aluminum industryAfrica 1:0133Volta Aluminum Company 8: 0352-

0897; 9: 0001-0241, 0404-0527Amamoo, J. G.

4: 0184American Federation of Labor-Congressof Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO)

6:0417, 0820; 7: 0186, 0205Amihya, K. D.

4: 0184Angola

1:0484-0489Apprenticeship programs

6: 0348Armed forces

see Military forcesArrests

Manu, Yaw 2: 0408, 0486Arthur, M. Y.

4: 0184Ashanti nation

jewels 9: 0562Ashanti Pioneer

1:0424; 10:0063-0131Ashanti region, Ghana

political and economic conditions in1:0489,0571

Asia

Afghanistan 11: 0680Asia Foundation 9: 0730China, People's Republic of 4: 0824;

5:0823; 11:0683-0712India 11:0682Indonesia 1: 0174Japan 4: 0824; 11: 0717-0720Pakistan 5: 0822; 11:0681Turkey 11: 0653

Asia Foundation9: 0730

Assassinationsattempt against Kwame Nkrumah

1: 0194; 2: 0201-0229, 0440-0486;3: 0422

Lumumba, Patrice 1: 0441; 2: 0810Atomic energy

see Nuclear energyAutomobiles

see Motor vehiclesAyeh-Kumi, Emanuel

3: 0596Baah, C. C. K.

2: 0150; 4: 0681Bah Kofi, Abraham Benjamin

4: 0184Baidoe-Ansah, William

4: 0184Balance of payments

4: 0407, 0421-0431, 0446, 0463, 0478,0495, 0550-0569, 0863; 7: 0302,0419, 0425-0427, 0435-0447

Bandung Conference of Non-AlignedNations

1:0169; 3: 0690Bank of Ghana

7:0419Bankruptcy legislation

3: 0858; 7: 0323-0324Banks and banking

Ghana 1: 0107; 2: 0029; 7: 0317, 0419,0551

International Bank for Reconstructionand Development 8: 0352-0897

investment bank 6: 0001see a/so Currencysee a/so Foreign exchangesee a/so Loans

Barnett, Etta Moten3: 0368

Bauxite1:0133

Belgian Congorelations with Ghana 5: 0619; 10: 0699

Belgiumrelations with Ghana 10: 0695see a/so Belgian Congo

Black Star Line4: 0407, 0550, 0807; 10: 0448, 0469

Bognar, Joseph4: 0184

Bombs and bombingsAccra, Ghana 2: 0229-0408, 0486Kulungugu, Ghana 2: 0307

Botsio, Kojo1:0825

Budget2: 0307; 4: 0763; 7: 0245, 0253, 0334-

0385, 0427, 0447-0461Bui Dam hydroelectric power project

3: 0157; 4: 0824; 9: 0241Builders Brigade

1: 0286, 0449; 6: 0476Bulgaria

relations with Ghana 3: 0196; 11: 0042-0049

Bureau of African Affairs (Ghana)2: 0307; 3: 0582, 0596; 10: 0063-0131

Busia, K. A.2: 0229, 0440

Business and industrycorporate regulation 3: 0770exhibitions and trade fairs 7: 0663-

0862;8: 0001-0079government policy regarding 7: 0628Industrial Development Corporation

7: 0248, 0300monopolies and cartels 6: 0270National Trading Corporation 6: 0250West Africa Committee 6: 0017see a/so Agriculturesee a/so Banks and bankingsee a/so Capital investmentssee a/so Communications industriessee a/so Construction industrysee a/so Economic conditionssee a/so Insurance and insurance

industryBusiness and industry cont.

see a/so Manufacturingsee a/so Retail tradesee a/so Transportation

Cameroonrelations with Ghana 11: 0080

Canadamilitary personnel 4: 0349

Capital investments6:0001-0182see a/so Foreign investment

Cement and concrete9: 0282

Cemeteries and funerals9: 0832

Censorship10:0164,0210

Central African Federation2: 0029

Chapman, Daniel1:0161

Chemicals and chemical industry1:0150; 9: 0530-0533see a/so Plastics and plastics industrysee a/so Soap and detergent industry

China, People's Republic ofrelations with Ghana 4: 0824; 5: 0823;

11:0683-0712Citizenship

2:0814Civil rights and liberties

2:0813Civil service system

1:0319, 0431; 2: 0645; 3: 0710Cocoa industry and products

2: 0821; 4: 0431, 0463, 0495, 0692-0716, 0856-0863; 7: 0302; 8: 0122

Coffee8:0116

Coleman, Esther4: 0184

Colleges and universities9: 0638

Colonies and colonialism1:0001, 0489; 2: 0229; 3: 0196

Committee for the Cooperation ofAfrican Journalists

10:0209

Communications industriesmotion pictures 9: 0723newspapers 1: 0424; 3: 0464; 10: 0056-

0209printing and publishing 2: 0029radio and radio broadcasting 1: 0167;

10:0011,0056telecommunications 10: 0001television 4: 0844; 10: 0051see a/so Ministry of Transport and

CommunicationsCommunism

1:0396, 0489; 2: 0440Compulsory Savings Act

6: 0435Confederation of Free German TradeUnions (East Germany)

6:0319-0331Confederation of Trade Unions ofYugoslavia

6: 0563, 0594Congo, Republic of

2: 0821; 3: 0001-0088, 0596, 0690,0713; 4: 0007-0009; 5: 0819;10:0438; 11:0410

Constitution1:0251,0308

Construction and General WorkersUnion

6: 0451Construction industry

housing 1: 0088; 5: 0831roads 4: 0524see a/so Cement and concretesee a/so Construction and General

Workers UnionConvention People's Party (CPP)

1: 0001, 0240-0319, 0396, 0441-0461,0540, 0571, 0825, 0861; 2: 0001-0029, 0150, 0229-0486; 3: 0033,0374; 4: 0775; 6: 0421, 0629;7: 0001; 9: 0748

Cooperative Marketing Association6:0187

Cooperatives1:0449; 2: 0029, 0556; 6: 0187

Copyright7: 0594; 12: 0385

Corn8:0109

Cost of living

5: 0830Cotton

8:0112Courts

3:0746-0754Crabbe, H. H. Cofie

2: 0201-0229, 0408; 3: 0697Crime and criminals

4: 0692; 6: 0001; 9: 0796see a/so Criminal Code Actsee a/so Criminal procedure

Criminal Code Act1:0571,0734

Criminal procedure1:0861; 3: 0770

Cultural treaties and agreementsHungary 11: 0033U.S. 12: 0387

Curfew2: 0229, 0408

CurrencyGhana 1: 0101; 4: 0550; 7: 0317, 0511smuggling of 4: 0692; 6: 0001

Czechoslovakiacapital investment in Ghana 6: 0180relations with Ghana 3: 0196; 5: 0611;

10:0605-0610Dahomey

relations with Ghana 5: 0820; 11: 0428-0435

travel by U.S. embassy officials in2:0130

Daily Graphic10:0063-0131

Dairy industry and products8:0181

Dampare, R. E.6: 0500

de Graft-Dickson, Charles3: 0578

Demonstrations and protestsAccra, Ghana 1: 0441by construction workers 6: 0820in support of Kwame Nkrumah 2: 0201by United Party 1: 0286see a/so Strikes

Deportation1:0109; 10:0204

Detentionsee Preventive Detention Actsee Prisoners

Development Secretariat3: 0596

Diamonds8:0217

Disabilitiespersons with 1: 0643

Disarmament3: 0394-0397, 0488, 0684, 0713

Diseases and disorderssmallpox 9: 0801

Divorce2: 0029

East African Common ServicesOrganization

1:0048Eastern Europe

air travel to/from Ghana 10: 0403relations with Ghana 1: 0571; 2: 0307;

5: 0620; 6: 0331; 7: 0385; 10: 0700-0732

see a/so Albaniasee a/so Bulgariasee a/so Czechoslovakiasee a/so German Democratic Republicsee a/so Hungarysee a/so Polandsee a/so Rumaniasee a/so Russian Zone (East Germany)see a/so USSRsee a/so Yugoslavia

Economic assistanceFederal Republic of Germany to Ghana

5: 0609Ford Foundation to Ghana 6: 0342USSR to Sudan 1: 0001U.S. to Ghana 3: 0422; 4: 0119

Economic conditionsGhana 1: 0075, 0489, 0571; 3: 0488;

4: 0407-0863; 5: 0001, 0405see a/so Business and industrysee a/so Economic developmentsee a/so Economic relationssee a/so Employment

Economic developmentAID 2: 0150; 3: 0464; 4: 0716-0741Bui Dam hydroelectric power project

3: 0157; 4: 0824; 9: 0241Economic development cont.

Ghana 2: 0029; 3: 0318, 0596, 0713;4: 0545-0569; 7: 0297

Industrial Development Corporation7: 0248, 0300

International Bank for Reconstructionand Development 8: 0352-0897;9:0001-0241

seven-year development plan 2: 0029;4: 0569, 0692, 0856; 5: 0004

Volta River hydroelectric power project1: 0643; 2: 0821; 3: 0001, 0139-0157, 0310, 0318-0368, 0464,0713-0740; 4: 0119, 0431, 0456,0463, 0478, 0495; 5: 0001; 6: 0820;8: 0352-0897; 9: 0001-0241;10: 0063-0131, 0458; 12: 0296

see a/so Economic assistanceEconomic planning

National Planning Commission 7: 0419seven-year development plan 2: 0029;

4: 0569, 0692, 0856; 5: 0004State Planning Commission 7: 0415

Economic relationsBelgian Congo 5: 0619China, People's Republic of 5: 0823Congo Republics: 0819Czechoslovakia 5: 0611; 10: 0607Dahomey 5: 0820Eastern Europe 5: 0620; 6: 0331Federal Republic of Germany 5: 0801-

0803; 10: 0831France 10: 0622German Democratic Republic 5: 0801Guinea, Republic of 5: 0815Hungary 5: 0811; 11:0029Japan 4: 0824Mali 5: 0818Pakistan 5: 0822Poland 5: 0610Upper Volta 5: 0821; 11:0506U.S. 12: 0296, 0385USSR 4: 0463; 5: 0708; 10: 0782Yugoslavia 11: 0037see a/so Financial treaties and

agreementssee a/so Trade agreementssee a/so Treaties of friendship,

commerce, and navigation

Economic sanctionsfreezing of French assets in Ghana

10:0622Education

2: 0029; 9: 0597-0626see a/so Colleges and universitiessee a/so Higher educationsee a/so Teacherssee a/so Vocational education and

trainingEdusei, Krobo

2: 0001, 0150, 0229-0307; 3: 0670Egala, Imoru

3: 0620Elections

for National Assembly 1: 0396Electric power

10:0542see a/so Bui Dam hydroelectric power

projectsee a/so Volta River hydroelectric power

projectElectronics industry and products

10:0550Employment

2: 0029; 6: 0282-0286see a/so Apprenticeship programssee a/so Labor conditionssee a/so Labor-management relationssee a/so Labor unions and organizationssee a/so Wages and salariessee a/so Work hours

Energy resources and consumptionnuclear 7: 0654; 10: 0543, 0782see a/so Electric power

Establishment Secretariat2:0816

Ethiopiaair navigation treaty with Ghana

11: 0590Sekou Toure, Ahmed--visit 1: 0039

EuropeEuropean Common Market 1: 0048see a/so Eastern Europesee a/so Federal Republic of Germanysee a/so Francesee a/so Greecesee a/so Italysee a/so Portugal

see a/so Switzerlandsee a/so United Kingdom

European Common Market1:0048

Evening News10:0063-0131

Exchange ratessee Foreign exchange

Exhibitions and trade fairs7: 0663-0862; 8: 0001-0079

Farmers Marketing Cooperative6:0187

Federal Republic of Germanycapital investment in Ghana 6: 0182relations with Ghana 5: 0609, 0801-

0803; 10: 0803-0835Federation of Ghana Women

9: 0730Fibers

cotton 8: 0112Financial treaties and agreements

Japan 11: 0720U.S.12: 0342-0346USSR 10: 0780

Fiscal policyGhana 4: 0569see a/so Budgetsee a/so Government financessee a/so Public debtsee a/so Taxation

Fish and fishing industry1: 0112; 2: 0029; 3: 0591; 4: 0407,

0421, 0446, 0463, 0478, 0495;8: 0182

Food aidto refugees in Togo 1: 0852

Food and food industry1: 0449; 5: 0846; 9: 0259see a/so Agriculturesee a/so Cocoa industry and productssee a/so Dairy industry and productssee a/so Fish and fishing industrysee a/so Food aidsee a/so Food supplysee a/so Grains and grain productssee a/so Oils, oilseeds, and fatssee a/so Poultry industry and productssee a/so Sugar industry and products

Food supplyin northern Ghana 4: 0763; 5: 0405;

9: 0785Ford Foundation

4: 0863; 6: 0342Foreign exchange

7: 0516, 0588Foreign investment

in Ghana 1: 0240; 2: 0029; 3: 0382;4: 0681, 0763-0775, 0824; 6: 0001-0017

in West Africa 1: 0091see a/so Capital investments

Foreign relationsAfghanistan 11: 0680Albanian: 0036Belgian Congo 10: 0699Belgium 10: 0695Bulgaria 3: 0196; 11:0042Cameroon 11: 0080China, People's Republic of 11: 0683Congo Republic 11: 0410Czechoslovakia 3: 0196; 10: 0605-0610Dahomey 11: 0428Eastern Europe 1: 0571; 2: 0307;

10:0700Federal Republic of Germany 10: 0803France 10: 0612-0622German Democratic Republic 2: 0587;

10:0801Guinea 11: 0070Hungary 11:0024, 0033India 11:0682Israel 11: 0657Italy 11: 0034Ivory Coast 11: 0521Japan 11: 0717Kenya Colony 10: 0602Liberia 11: 0601Mali 11: 0401Niger 11: 0448Nigeria 11: 0530Pakistan 11: 0681Portugal 10: 0690Rumania 3: 0196Russian Zone (East Germany) 11: 0001Somalia 11: 0603South Africa 11: 0576Switzerland 10: 0692-0693Togo 2: 0486; 11: 0093-0301

Foreign relations cont.

Togoland 10:0595,0631Tunisia 11: 0583Turkey 11: 0653UpperVolta 10: 0215; 11: 0451-0489U.S. 2: 0307, 0486; 3: 0318, 0422,

0532; 12: 0001-0489USSR 2: 0821; 3: 0033; 10: 0735Yugoslavia 3: 0088see a/so Economic relationssee a/so Ministry of Foreign Affairssee a/so Treaties and agreements

Foreign trade4: 0407, 0421, 0446, 0463, 0478, 0495-

0524, 0550-0569, 0692-0741,0775, 0824-0844, 0863; 5: 0405;7: 0425; 10: 0448; 12: 0291

see a/so Balance of paymentssee a/so Economic relationssee a/so Foreign investmentsee a/so International assistancesee a/so Tariffs and foreign trade

controlssee a/so Trade agreements

Forests and forestry4: 0407; 8: 0170

Francerelations with Ghana 10: 0612-0622

Fraudconviction of Boahene Yeboah-Afari

1:0861French West Africa

relations with Ghana 10: 0631Gbedemah, Komla Agbeli

1: 0489, 0643-0825; 2: 0150-0201,0307; 3: 0630; 4: 0456

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade1:0193

Geology2: 0625; 4: 0824; 8: 0258; 10: 0545

German Democratic RepublicConfederation of Free German Trade

Unions 6: 0319-0331relations with Ghana 2: 0587; 5: 0801;

10:0801see a/so Russian Zone (East Germany)

Germany, Eastsee German Democratic Republic

Germany, Westsee Federal Republic of Germany

Ghana Airways

4: 0407, 0446, 0463, 0478, 0524, 0550,0775-0844, 0863; 10: 0272-0339,0355-0432, 0436, 0444-0445, 0693

Ghanaian Times10:0056-0131

Ghana News Agency10:0056

Ghana-Soviet Friendship Society9: 0730

Goldsee Jewelry, gold, and silverware

Government Construction and PublicWorks Union

6: 0451Government finances

4: 0407, 0421-0431, 0446, 0463, 0478,0524-0545, 0692, 0741, 0775;7: 0435-0447, 0491

see a/so BudgetGovernment securities

6: 0435; 7: 0242, 0248, 0324Grains and grain products

8: 0109-0111; 9: 0251Greece

air navigation treaty with Ghana11: 0652

Griffiths-Randolph, Jacob Hackenburg2: 0307; 3: 0704

Guinea, Republic ofGhana-Guinea relations 1: 0001;

5: 0815; 7: 0385; 11: 0070military supplies and equipment 1: 0065PDG 1:0175sale of automobiles to 1: 0175Sino-Soviet involvement in 1: 0001

Habeas corpus1:0371

Harbors and portsTema, Ghana 4: 0741; 10: 0461see a/so National Union of Railway and

Harbor WorkersHealth care facilities and services

9: 0801Heymann, Charles

6: 0500Higher education

establishment of medical school 9: 0638U.S. assistance for 9: 0638

Highways, streets, and roads4:0407,0524; 10: 0217

Holidays1: 0251, 0337; 2: 0587; 6: 0307;

9: 0563, 0764Homicide

of Builders Brigade member 1: 0286Household appliances and equipment

9: 0285Household supplies and utensils

9: 0291Housing construction

1:0088; 5: 0831Hungary

relations with Ghana 5: 0811; 11: 0024-0033

Hydroelectric powersee Bui Dam hydroelectric power projectsee Volta River hydroelectric power

projectIncome taxes

7: 0385, 0493; 12: 0346India

relations with Ghana 11: 0682Indonesia

relations with West New Guinea 1: 0174Industrial Cooperative Society

6:0187Industrial Development Corporation

7: 0300Industrial Relations Act

4:0446, 0463; 6: 0451, 0546Industry

see Business and industryInsurance and insurance industry

2: 0029; 4: 0863; 7: 0217-0238, 0317Intellectual property

copyright 7: 0594; 12: 0385Intelligence activities

4: 0184-0247International assistance

educational 9: 0638technical 1: 0087; 4: 0119; 5: 0608see a/so Economic assistance

International Atomic Energy Agency10:0543

International Bank for Reconstructionand Development

8: 0352-0897; 9: 0001-0241

International Commission of Jurists2: 0029

International Confederation of FreeTrade Unions

1: 0094; 6: 0448, 0476, 0585, 0646,0806; 7: 0186

International Labour Organization6: 0354

Investmentsgovernment policy 6: 0001guaranty agreement 12: 0295see a/so Capital investmentssee a/so Foreign investment

Iron and steel industry8: 0238; 9: 0266-0270

Israelinvestment in West Africa 1: 0091relations with Ghana 11: 0657

Italyrelations with Ghana 11: 0034

Ivory CoastGhana territorial claims in 2: 0625refugees to Ghana 9: 0542relations with Ghana 11: 0521

Japanrelations 4: 0824; 11: 0717-0720

Jewelry, gold, and silverware4: 0692; 6: 0001; 8: 0202, 0216; 9: 0301see a/so Diamonds

JournalismCommittee for the Cooperation of

African Journalists 10: 0209see a/so Newspapers

Kawawa, Rashidi1:0048

Kennedy, John F.1:0412

Kenya Colonyrelations with Ghana 10: 0602

Korsah, Arku2: 0307, 0486; 3: 0746

Kulungugu, Ghanabombing in 2: 0307

Kumasi, Ghanasports stadium 3: 0575workers' strike in 6: 0689

Labor conditions6: 0271-0820; 7: 0001-0205see a/so Work hours

Labor-management relations2: 0029; 4: 0446, 0463, 0692; 6: 0451see a/so Industrial Relations Actsee a/so Strikes

Labor supply6:0519,0689

Labor unions and organizationsAFL-CIO 6: 0417, 0820; 7: 0186, 0205All-African Farmers Union 4: 0807All African Trade Union Federation

1: 0094; 6: 0331, 0354, 0395, 0448,0476, 0500, 0563-0594, 0614,0636-0674, 0806, 0820; 7: 0001,0196

Builders Brigade 1: 0286, 0449; 6: 0476Confederation of Free German Trade

Unions 6: 0319-0331Confederation of Trade Unions of

Yugoslavia 6: 0563, 0594Construction and General Workers

Union 6: 0451Ghana Trades Union Congress 1: 0094,

0449-0461, 0540; 2: 0001-0029,0229; 3: 0139, 0627; 4: 0407, 0421,0456-0463, 0478, 0692, 0775;6: 0273, 0286, 0319-0331, 0348-0417, 0451-0629, 0636-0646,0677-0789, 0811-0820; 7: 0001,0190

Government Construction and PublicWorks Union 6: 0451

International Confederation of FreeTrade Unions 1: 0094; 6: 0448,0476, 0585, 0646, 0806; 7: 0186

International Labour Organization6: 0354

Maritime and Dockworkers Union10:0477

Mine Workers Union 6: 0451National Council of Government Trade

Unions 6: 0471National Union of Railway and Harbor

Workers 1: 0643; 4: 0524; 6: 0677,0789

Oil and Petroleum Workers union6: 0451

Trades Union Congress of Nigeria6: 0689

Union of African States Trade UnionCouncil 1: 0094

Union of Teachers and EducationalInstitutional Workers 6: 0485

United Ghana Farmers' Council 1: 0449;2: 0556; 6: 0636

Workers' Brigade 2: 0001Zanzibar Federation of Progressive

Trade Unions 6: 0689see a/so Cooperativessee a/so Employmentsee a/so Labor-management relations

Land ownership and rights3: 0770; 7: 0591

Lebanonair navigation treaty with Ghana

11: 0654Legislation

bankruptcy 7: 0323-0324Compulsory Savings Act 6: 0435Criminal Code Act 1: 0571, 0734Industrial Relations Act 4: 0446, 0463;

6:0451,0546Nationality and Citizenship Act 1: 0286Preventive Detention Act 1: 0194, 0371,

0852-0861; 2: 0029-0150, 0486;3: 0374; 4: 0524

Registration of Industries Act 2: 0029Leisure activities

2: 0029Lenin Peace Prize

2: 0029; 3: 0408Liberia

Ghanaian refugees to 9: 0542relations with Ghana 11: 0601

Libraries9:0717

LoansBui Dam hydroelectric power project

3:0157by Ghana 7: 0302, 0385to Ghana 7: 0385, 0435issued by Industrial Development

Corporation 7: 0248Volta River hydroelectric power project

3: 0139-0157; 4: 0119; 8: 0352-0897; 9: 0001-0241

London Daily Express10:0204

Lumber industry and products4: 0763; 8: 0171; 9: 0304see a/so Forests and forestrysee a/so Paper and paper products

Lumumba, Patrice1: 0441; 2: 0810; 3: 0033; 6: 0354

Magnus-George, S. D.6: 0563, 0820

Malirelations with Ghana 5: 0818; 7: 0302,

0385; 11:0401-0409Sino-Soviet involvement in 1: 0001transportation to/from Ghana 10: 0268,

0436Manu, Yaw

2: 0408, 0486Manufacturing

1: 0148-0150; 4: 0407, 0421-0431,0446, 0463, 0478, 0495, 0569;9:0251-0533

see a/so Aircraft and airlinessee a/so Aluminum and aluminum

industrysee a/so Chemicals and chemical

industrysee a/so Electronics industry and

productssee a/so Food and food industrysee a/so Household appliances and

equipmentsee a/so Lumber industry and productssee a/so Metals and metal industrysee a/so Petroleum and petroleum

industrysee a/so Rubber and rubber industrysee a/so Textile industry and fabricssee a/so Tobacco industry and products

Marine Corps, U.S.U.S. Navy-Marine Task Force 1: 0068

Maritime and Dockworkers Union10:0477

Marriage2: 0029

May Day2:0561

Mboya, Tom6: 0448, 0476

Medical research10:0549; 12:0467,0489

Mensah-Bonsu, James4: 0184

Merchant marine4: 0407

Metals and metal industry8:0254-0258see a/so Aluminum and aluminum

industrysee a/so Iron and steel industrysee a/so Mines and mineral resourcessee a/so Tin and tin industry

Meyer, Joe-Fio6:0646-0674

Middle Eastsee Israelsee Lebanonsee United Arab Republic

Military and defense agreementsU.S. 12: 0409USSR 10: 0785Yugoslavia 11: 0040

Military and veterans organizations9: 0759

Military bases and posts4: 0341-0342

Military equipment and supplies1: 0065; 4: 0286, 0323, 0333, 0345

Military forcesCanada 4: 0349Ghana 4: 0007-0009, 0032-0053,

0089-0091,0251,0272United Kingdom 4: 0349, 0390U.S. 1:0068; 4: 0261,0351USSR 4: 0265, 0393

Mines and mineral resources1: 0133; 3: 0770; 4: 0407, 0421-0431,

0446, 0463, 0478, 0495, 0569;6: 0308; 8: 0202-0270

see a/so Metals and metal industrysee a/so Mine Workers Unionsee a/so Petroleum and petroleum

industryMine Workers Union

6: 0451Minimum wage

4: 0446; 6: 0273, 0286, 0435Ministry of Agriculture

1: 0449Ministry of Foreign Affairs

1: 0489, 0787; 3: 0620, 0660, 0670Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

10:0056-0131Ministry of Transport andCommunications

10:0001Mobil Oil

1: 0240Monopolies and cartels

6: 0270Morocco

air navigation treaty with Ghana11:0582

Motion picture industry9: 0723

Motor vehicles1:0175; 10:0217, 0254

Mozambiqueintelligence activities in Ghana 4: 0231

Mutual Security Program4:0119

National Assembly1: 0337, 0396, 0461; 2: 0645, 0813;

3:0711-0713National Association of SocialistStudents Organization

1:0319; 9: 0748National Council of Cooperatives

1:0449; 6: 0187National Council of Government TradeUnions

6: 0471National Council of Women

2: 0001; 9: 0730National Institutes of Health (U.S.)

12:0467, 0489Nationality and Citizenship Act

1: 0286National Planning Commission

4:0545, 0569; 7: 0419National Research Council (Ghana)

12:0467, 0489National Trading Corporation

6: 0250National Union of Ghana Students

9: 0730National Union of Railway and HarborWorkers

1: 0643; 4: 0524; 6: 0677, 0789Naval vessels

4:0326-0331Navy, U.S.

U.S. Navy-Marine Task Force 1: 0068

Newspapers1: 0424; 3: 0464; 10: 0056-0209

Nigerrelations with Ghana 11: 0448travel by U.S. embassy officials in

2:0130Nigeria

air travel to/from Ghana 10: 0443relations with Ghana 11: 0530Trades Union Congress of Nigeria

6: 0689Nkrumah, Kwame

1: 0001, 0039, 0194-0861; 2: 0001-0486, 0821; 3: 0001-0551; 4: 0098;6:0500,0811

Nkrumahism1:0449, 0489; 2: 0029

Nuclear energy7: 0654; 10: 0543, 0782

Nuclear weaponstesting of, by United States 2: 0001-

0029; 3: 0408Oil and Petroleum Workers union

6: 0451Oils, oilseeds, and fats

9: 0262Operations Mission, U.S.

4:0119Owusu, Timothy K.

4: 0184Paints and varnishes

9: 0530Pakistan

relations with Ghana 5: 0822; 11: 0681Pan-Africanism

1:0431,0489,0643see a/so African nationalism

Paper and paper products1:0148; 9: 0341

Parti Democratique de Guinee (PDG)1:0175

Passports and visas7: 0599

Peace Corps1: 0085, 0175; 2: 0001; 5: 0024-0389,

0411-0584; 10: 0055; 12: 0296,0409

Pensions7: 0207-0213

Performing arts2: 0029; 9: 0721

Pesticides4: 0863

Petroleum and petroleum industry1: 0240; 4: 0844-0856; 8: 0270; 9: 0343see a/so Oil and Petroleum Workers

unionPhilanthropic and charitableorganizations

9: 0835Plange, Kojo

2:0201Plastics and plastics industry

9: 0533Poku, Nelson

4: 0184Poland

economic relations with Ghana 5: 0610;10:0603

exhibitions and trade fairs 8: 0079Police

9: 0789Political corruption

1:0319Political parties

CPP 1: 0001, 0240-0319, 0396, 0441-0461, 0540, 0571, 0825, 0861;2: 0001-0029, 0150, 0229-0486;3: 0033, 0374; 4: 0775; 6: 0421,0629; 7: 0001; 9: 0748

one-party state 1: 0337; 2: 0307PDG 1:0175United Party 1: 0001, 0194-0240,

0286-0308, 0571, 0787-0825;2: 0150; 6: 0689

Population statistics9: 0534

PortugalAfrican colonies 1: 0489relations with Ghana 10: 0690

Poultry industry and products8:0178

Poznan, Polandexhibitions and trade fairs 8: 0079

Preventive Detention Act1:0194,0371, 0852-0861; 2: 0029-

0150, 0486; 3: 0374; 4: 0524Prices

4: 0550, 0775see a/so Retail prices

Printing and publishing industry2: 0029see a/so Newspapers

Prisoners2: 0201-0229, 0408; 3: 0368, 0697see a/so Preventive Detention Act

Private enterprise2: 0821

Public debt4: 0569

Public lands3: 0770

Quaidoo, P. K. K.1:0461; 2: 0150

Quaye, E. C.2:0307

Radio and radio broadcasting1:0167; 10:0011, 0056

Radio Ghana10:0056

Railroads and railways10:0240see a/so National Union of Railway and

Harbor WorkersRefugees

Ghana to Liberia 9: 0542Ghana to Togo 1: 0643, 0734; 2: 0150,

0307; 3: 0704; 9: 0542Ivory Coast to Ghana 9: 0542Manu, Yaw 2: 0408, 0486in Togo 1: 0852

Registration of Industries Act2: 0029

Religion9: 0554

Research and development10: 0478, 0538; 12: 0467, 0489

Retail prices4: 0807, 0856; 5: 0405, 0830

Retail trade3: 0770

Rice8:0111

Richardson, Oheneba Kwow2:0150

Rivers and waterwayssee Bui Dam hydroelectric power projectsee Volta River hydroelectric power

projectRoad construction

4: 0524Robeson, Paul

9:0718Rubber and rubber industry

8:0175-0176Rumania

air travel to/from Ghana 10: 0432relations with Ghana 3: 0196

Russian Zone (East Germany)relations with Ghana 11: 0001-0022see a/so German Democratic Republic

SalesBoeing aircraft to Ghana 4: 0406

Savi de Tove, Jonathan1: 0734

Schools1:0160; 2: 0001see a/so Colleges and universitiessee a/so Education

Science and technology10:0478-0550see a/so Research and development

Seamen10:0477

Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghanaworkers' strike 6: 0385, 0417, 0689-

0789Sekou Toure, Ahmed

1:0039-0048,0175Selby, Arnold

6: 0563Seven-year development plan

2: 0029; 4: 0569, 0692, 0856; 5: 0004Granville Sharp Commission

1:0194Ships and shipping

Black Star Line 4: 0407, 0550, 0807;10:0448,0469

U.S. flag vessels 10: 0448, 0466Shoes and shoe industry

9: 0299Smallpox

9: 0801

Smugglingof diamonds, gold, and currency

4: 0692; 6: 0001Soap and detergent industry

9: 0531Social insurance

7:0213Socialism

1: 0251, 0396, 0861; 2: 0556, 0563,0821; 3: 0033; 4: 0446, 0463;7: 0001

see a/so National Association ofSocialist Students Organization

see a/so NkrumahismSomalia

relations with Ghana 11: 0603South Africa

3: 0713; 4: 0247; 11: 0576Sports and athletics

2: 0029State of emergency

2: 0229-0408; 7: 0599State-owned enterprises

2: 0029State Planning Commission

7:0415Strikes

by workers 1: 0571; 4: 0524; 6: 0385,0417,0689-0789

StudentsCPP recruitment of 2: 0486CPP Students' Union 9: 0748National Association of Socialist

Students Organization 1: 0319;9: 0748

National Union of Ghana Students9: 0730

Sudanair travel to/from Ghana 10: 0355economic assistance from USSR

1:0001Sugar industry and products

8: 0169Swaziland

multiracial school in 2: 0001Swissair

10:0693Switzerland

relations with Ghana 10: 0692-0693

Tariffs and foreign trade controls1:0193; 7: 0457see a/so Economic relationssee a/so Trade agreements

Taxation2: 0029; 6: 0017; 7: 0334-0385, 0493

TeachersUnion of Teachers and Educational

Institutional Workers 6: 0485Telecommunications

10:0001Television

4: 0844; 10: 0051Tema, Ghana

harbor 4: 0741; 10:0461Territorial claims

of Ghana in Ivory Coast 2: 0625Tettegah, John K.

1:0461; 2: 0001, 0229; 4: 0456;6: 0342, 0431, 0476-0485, 0500,0546-0585, 0629-0646, 0677,0806, 0820; 7: 0001-0179, 0190-0196

Textile industry and fabrics9: 0292

Tin & Associated Minerals, Ltd.8: 0258

Tin and tin industry8: 0242

Tobacco industry and products4: 0824; 8: 0113

Togoescape of Jacob Hackenburg Griffiths-

Randolph to 2: 0307; 3: 0704food aid to refugees in 1: 0852Ghanaian refugees 1: 0643, 0734;

2: 0150; 9: 0542relations with Ghana 2: 0486; 11: 0093-

0301transportation to/from Ghana 10: 0264

Togolandrelations with Ghana 10: 0595, 0631

Tractors9: 0273, 0284

Trade agreementsCzechoslovakia 10: 0609Dahomey 11: 0435Federal Republic of Germany 10: 0835Hungary 11: 0031Mali 11: 0409Poland 10: 0603

Russian Zone (East Germany) 11: 0021United Arab Republic 11: 0679Upper Volta 11: 0516Yugoslavia 11: 0039

Trades Union Congress, Ghana1: 0094, 0449-0461, 0540; 2: 0001-

0029, 0229; 3: 0139, 0627; 4: 0407,0421, 0456-0463, 0478, 0692,0775; 6: 0273, 0286, 0319-0331,0348-0417, 0451-0629, 0636-0646, 0677-0789, 0811-0820;7:0001,0190

Trades Union Congress, Nigeria6: 0689

Trade unionssee Labor unions and organizations

Transportation7: 0432; 10: 0214, 0264-0268see a/so Aircraft and airlinessee a/so Highways, streets, and roadssee a/so Ministry of Transport and

Communicationssee a/so Motor vehiclessee a/so Railroads and railwayssee a/so Ships and shipping

Travel and tourism2: 0130; 7: 0599

Treaties and agreementsGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade 1:0193see a/so Air navigation treatiessee a/so Cultural treaties and

agreementssee a/so Financial treaties and

agreementssee a/so Military and defense

agreementssee a/so Trade agreementssee a/so Treaties of friendship,

commerce, and navigationTreaties of friendship, commerce, andnavigation

China 11: 0712Eastern Europe 10: 0732Russian Zone (East Germany) 11: 0022USSR 10: 0758

Tunisiaair navigation treaty with Ghana

11:0586Tunisia cont.

air travel to/from Ghana 10: 0444

relations with Ghana 11: 0583Turkey

11:0653Union of African States

1:0094,0153Union of Teachers and EducationalInstitutional Workers

6: 0485United Arab Republic

air travel to/from Ghana 10: 0446relations with Ghana 11: 0679

United Ghana Farmers' Council1: 0449; 2: 0556; 6: 0187, 0636

United Kingdom4: 0272, 0349, 0390; 10: 0204

United Nations1:0192, 0308; 2: 0029; 3: 0033

United Party1: 0001, 0194-0240, 0286-0308, 0571,

0787-0825; 2: 0150; 6: 0689United Press International

10:0165University College of Ghana

9: 0638University of Ghana

9: 0638Upper Volta

relations with Ghana 5: 0821; 10: 0215;11:0451-0516

travel by U.S. embassy officials in2:0130

U.S. Society of Editors andCommentators

10:0165USSR

air travel to/from Ghana 10: 0411economic assistance to Sudan 1: 0001Ghana-Soviet Friendship Society

9: 0730intelligence activities in Ghana 4: 0245military forces 4: 0265, 0393relations with Ghana 1: 0001; 2: 0821;

3: 0033; 4: 0463; 5: 0708; 7: 0385;10:0735-0787

relations with Guinea, Ghana, and Mali1:0001

relations with Mali 1: 0001training of Ghanaian military personnel

in 4: 0032-0053, 0089-0091, 0272Vocational education and training

9: 0714

see a/so Apprenticeship programsVolta Aluminum Company (VALCO)

8: 0352-0897; 9: 0001-0241, 0404-0527

Volta River hydroelectric power project1: 0643; 2: 0821; 3: 0001, 0139-0157,

0310, 0318-0368, 0464, 0713-0740; 4: 0119, 0431, 0456, 0463,0478, 0495; 5: 0001; 6: 0820;8: 0352-0897; 9: 0001-0241;10: 0063-0131, 0458; 12: 0296

Wages and salaries6:0385,0435,0519see a/so Minimum wage

Water resources developmentsee Bui Dam hydroelectric power projectsee Volta River hydroelectric power

projectWelbeck, Nathaniel A.

2:0150West Africa Committee

6:0017West African Newspapers Ltd.

10:0063-0131Westinghouse Broadcasting Company

10:0165West New Guinea

relations with Indonesia 1: 0174Women

Federation of Ghana Women 9: 0730National Assembly members 2: 0813National Council of Women 2: 0001;

9: 0730Union of African States conference

1:0153Workers' Brigade

2: 0001Work hours

3: 0382; 6: 0435Yeboah-Afari, Boahene

1:0861Yifru, Ato Ketema

3: 0690Young Pioneers

2:0001,0408; 9: 0730-0748

YouthYoung Pioneers 2: 0001, 0408; 9: 0730-

0748Youth Authority 9: 0730see a/so Students

YugoslaviaConfederation of Trade Unions of

Yugoslavia 6: 0563, 0594nationals of, in Ghana 4: 0285relations with Ghana 11: 0037-0040

ZanzibarFederation of Progressive Trade Unions

6: 0689

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