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C Evaluation of Sources

Two of the sources used were:

Department of State (The United States). Foreign Relations of the United States 1964-1968, Volume XXIV, Africa. Washington DC.

This article is from previously published factual materials released by The Department of State, Washington DC. Although the articles deals with the entire United States Foreign Policy for Africa, there are very critical sections pertaining to reasons for Nkrumah's overthrow, letters from the National Security Council to President Johnson, letters from J.A. Ankrah to President Johnson, telegraphs of Nkrumah's discussions with William P. Mahoney, the U.S. ambassador to Ghana, to The Department of State, and memorandums form CIA Director, John A. McCone, and the Deputy Chief of the CIA's Africa Division, (name not declassified). General J.A. Ankrah's letter to the President Johnson is valuable as it provides the views of a supporter, an eyewitness and a participant of Nkrumah's overthrow.......

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