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1. ANTI-AMERICANISM AND THE PEOPLE'S CAPITALISMMOVEMENT

   was sent abroad on tour. Thus far, it has been shown to capacity crowds in Colombia, Guatemala, Chile ... correspondent Robert U. Hallett, reporting from Santiago, Chile said "A public discussion is still ... reverberating in Chile over the recent?People's Capitalism' exhibit... "Chileans are-prone ...

2. CURRENT INTELLIGENCE DIGEST

   Chile,eru and the United States agreed to joint consultation before recognizing the Paz Estenssoro ... and reports that MNR leaders were inclined to assist Aprista plotters. Chile, also fearful of the revo- ... after more than a month, indicated their desire to recognize Bolivia and subsequently made overtures to Chile and Peru. ...

3. UNITED NATIONS THIRD CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA, FIRST COMMITTEE, UNITED STATES: WORKING PAPER ON THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF DEEP SEA-BED EXPLOITATION

   Canada, Japan, South Africa, the USSR and the United States- and six developing country. producers- Chile ... of nickel, copper, cobalt and manganese (Chile, Zambia, Zaire, Peru, the Philippines and China), ... Chile Zambia 10 719 728 ' 10 Zaire 65 49 4 518 7 Peru 4 235 '. rr 235 3 Philippines-- 230 230 ...

4. INTELLIGENCE IN THE COLBY ERA CIA IN FLUX

   Colby indulged in similarly fancy footwork during secret hearings on Chile held in early October ... policy toward Chile in September 1970, when he said during a background press briefing that the elec- ... testimony on Chile further indicated that he has no intention of withdrawing the CIA from covert opera- ...

5. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

   INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN Page 4 Approved For Relea 20470001-2 Venezuela, and Chile--saw the resolution ... as a victory not only over Trujillo, however, but also over the United States.. Mexico and Chile responded ...

6. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

   to Brazil, Argentina., Chile, and Uruguay from 23 February to 3 Mrch, security elements are aleirted ... For t 25X1 Plans for Pro- u an g a ion During PresictentS rip Communist leaders in Argentina, Brazil., Chile ...

7. CASTRO'S ATTITUDE TOWARD RAPPROCHEMENT WITH THE US

   to Chile. In a news conference prior to his departure from Chile, he discussed the subject at length. ...

8. WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS LATIN AMERICA DIVISION, ORE, CIA 21 FEBRUARY 1950

   to t e dofiraito odvantago of Argen:;ina. Chile Argontine relations nerd improved by an exchange of lottorn ... of r3utual friondahip by the prosidente of tho trio countries. Argontina joined the UK and Chile in a ronc al ...

9. W.E. COLBY REBUTTAL TO GRANADA TELEVISION'S, THE RISE AND FALL OF THE CIA

   Senate report on Chile I think again brought into some degree of precision the fact that, [as] we've ... been saying all along, that CIA's work in Chile essentially was one of supporting the democratic forces ...

10. DAILY DIGEST APR 30 1951

    in any significant way. CHILE. Communist May Day Demonstration Planned. The Minister of Interior as granted ... continu- ing cost of living increases, and (5) an undercurrent of anti-US feeling in Chile. Astute ...

11. SECOND SESSION SECOND COMMITTEE PROVISIONAL SUMMARY RECORD OF THE FORTY-SIXTH MEETING

    Mr. ZEGERS (Chile) and Mr T1RID.INNICK (Bolivia) endorsed the continents made by the representative ... 11r.. ZEGEES (Chile") proposed, in order to avoid conflict, that the Chairman's statement ...

12. UNITED NATIONS THIRD CONFERENCE ON THE LAW OF THE SEA, THIRD SESSION, GENERAL COMMITTEE, PROVISIONAL SUMMARY RECORD OF THE TWELFTH MEETING

    themselves to indicating whetiier they wished the Secretariat to provide the services such meetings.might need. Mr. (Chiles ... by the representative of Chile and considered that another session of the Conference should be held as early as possible ...

13. PROVISIONAL SUMMARY RECORD OF THE THIRTY-THIRD MEETING

    a unilateral increase in taxes and charges fore use of port, facilities in Chile and for transport ... through Chile-,: had just been imposed on Bolivia., That action illustrated that a lend-locked country had little ...

14. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    develop between Bhutto and National Awami Party chief. (Page 3) CHILE: Socialist party leaders insist ... P85TOO875R000800020080-0 CHILE: Impatient with what it considers Pres- ident AAllende's "rightist ...

15. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    efforts to build political party gain momentum, (Page 4) CHILE: Opposition encouraged by victory ... ftvff f T00875R000800020015-2 CHILE: Political opponents of the Allende re- gime are encouraged ...

16. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    in Munich may spark demonstrations. (Page 8) CHILE: Allende is trying to defuse the tense polit- ical ... Approved For Release 2005/068E(Mg9P85T00875R000800020206-0 CHILE: President Allende is again making ...

17. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    plant. (Page 9) KUWAIT: Government imposes oil production quotas. (Page 10) CHILE: Plan ... 2005/06&EMP85T00875R000800020071-0 Approved For Release 2005/06& P85T00875R000800020071-0 NOTES CHILE: A demonstration ...

18. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    CHILE: Allende's plan to bargain copper for Soviet aid provokes military cabinet officer. (Page 1) ... Approved For Release 2005/06/09: CIA-RDP85T00875R000800020267-3 CHILE: President Allende's plan ...

19. TOWARD A MILITARY GOVERNMENT IN PERU

    in particular, that Chile was acquiring guided missiles from both the US and USSR. This fiction was so widely ... Ambassador about the extent of US arms support to Chile, and the Armed Forces Ministers spcke for eight hours ...

20. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    have been Commu- nists. Among them have keen party members from Chile, Brazil, and Bolivi feveral Communist ...

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