ANDERSON SAYS RN "STUDIOUSLY SNUBBED" ALLENDE WHO IS SEEN, BOTH IN TIMES ANALYSIS AND IN AMB. DAVIS VIEW

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Library of Congress
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): LOC-HAK-248-1-4-1
• Release Decision: RIPLIM
• Original Classification: U
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• Document Creation Date: January 11, 2017
• Document Release Date: August 5, 2010
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: December 11, 1972
• Content Type: CABLE

No Objection to Declassification in Part 2010/08/06 : LOC-HAK-248-1-4-1
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ANDERSON SAYS RN "STUDIOUSLY SNUBBED" ALLENDE WHO IS
SEEN, BOTH IN.TIMES ANALYSIS AND IN AN, DAVIS VIEW, AS
TRYING TO BUILD HIS INTERNAT' L STATURE AND THUS DRAW THE SPOT-
LI6 , OFF HIS .DOMESTIC TROUBLES. EDITORIALLY THE STARS DOUBTS
ALLENDE' S UN BLAST AT THE US DID MUCH GOOD FOR CHILE'S SERIOUS
PROBLEMS.. ALLEND.E IS CALLED "THE MOST EXCESSIVE AND INEPT
PRES. IN CHILE'S HISTORY."
A TIMES EDIT ALSO CHASTIZES ALLENDE? SAYING HE " WIELDED
HIS VERBAL BRUSH FAR TOO BROADLY', FORGOT TO SAY HOW THE ADMIN
IGNORED ITT' S APPEAL FOR HELP IN STOPPING ALLENDE AND NEGLECTED
TO TELL ALL ON KENNECOTTg, HIS "WORST DISTORTION" WAS CLAIMING
THAT 36 PERCENT OF THE VOTE GAVE HIM A "MAJORITY" FOR
WILDING SOCIALISM.
PERON' S VISIT SEEMS TO HAVE RATIFIED THE AUTHORITY OF THE-
RULING JUNTA, SAYS THE POST ALTHO SUCH WAS NOT THE AIM. AND
THE SUN SAYS THE. CONFIRMATION OF PERON' S RETURN TO SPAIN
"APPEARS TANTAMOUNT TO ADMISSION OF THE PERSONAL FAILURE' OF
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" BOLIVIAN ARMY. AND TODAY, HIS DESIRE TO TAKE THCUBAN REVO-
LUY I ON: THERE. AND OTHER LAT AMER.. COUNTRIES APPEARS AS FAR
FRAM SUCCESS AS IT WAS WHEN HE ,WAS SHOT." SEVERAL "DISHEARTENING"
SIGNS TO THE REVOLUTIONARIES ARE NOTED. BETTER US RELATIONS
Wf'PRC AND USSR, AND THE LOW-KEY NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN US AND
CUBA COULD BE A . BLOW TO GUERRILLA MOVEMENTS.
OTHER. FOREIGN AFFAIRS
W/DISCOVERY OF USSR-MADE ROCKETS IN IRA' S ARSENAL AND
CERTAIN BELIEF" SOVIET AGENTS. ARE OPERATING ON BOTH SIDES,
BRITISH AUTHORITIES ARE CONVINCED USSR IS INVOLVED IN N. IRELAND* S
SfR.IFE.....WM. WHITE HOPES THE EXISTENCE OF SOVIET ROCKETS WILL
MAKE ?QEAR THAT THE N. IRELAND "TROUBLES" RESULT FROM A
LIBERATION MOVEMENT 'BACKED BY MOSCOW. AND IT' S AKIN JO- MOSCOW
SUPPORT GIVEN TO VC AND ' PL F. THE N. IRELAND TROUBLES
AREN'T A "DEMOCRATIC' REVOLUTION AT ALL, SAYS WHITE.
ACCORDING TO CHARLES YOST, "THE 14ST DIFFICULT AND NEGLECTED
(F ALL THE INT'L ISSUES CONFRONTING THE ADMIN WILL BE ITS
POS.URE TO4ARD THE LESS-DEVELOPED NATIONS."
THE DESTROYER WARRINGTON, DAMAGED BY US MINES WHILE OPERATING
LP'F NVN IN JULY, MAY BE SCRAPPED, MAKING IT LARGEST US WEAPON
LOST IN VN.
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