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1. CURRENT INTELLIGENCE WEEKLY SUMMARY

   The Soviet planned activities will increase the con- cern of Argentina, Chile, and Australia, ...

2. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE 1 JULY 1955

   3AC3 1 1330-1340 0 Daily Daily 3AC3 1 Chile ~Sp' n ah Santiago CE607 0030-0045 W Not M Not M 2AC2 ...

3. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE 1 DECEMBER 1957

   0930-0945 0 Daily Daily 3F33 2 1310-1320 0 Daily Daily 3FS3 4 Chile Spanish Santiago Network 0001-0015 ...

4. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE 1 FEBRUARY 1953

   Oi~30-1574 0 Daily Daily 2CFS2 English 1500-1515 0 Daily Daily 3FC3 Chile Spanish Santiago CE1180 0030-0045 ...

5. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE 1 NOVEMBER 1953

   0 Daily Daily 2HJS2 English (M) If XYN 0530-1530 0 Daily Daily]ACF2 English Chile it 1500-1515 0 Daily ...

6. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE COVERAGE SCHEDULE 1 OCTOBER 1951

   1500-1515 0 Daily Daily poor Chile Spanish Santiago CE1180 0030-0040 R Daily Daily 3AF3 it CEJ174 0100-0120 ...

7. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE 1 JULY 1952

   Daily 3ACM2 Chile Spanish Santiago CE1180 0030-0040 W Daily Daily 3AF3 II CE1174 0100-0120 W Daily Daily ...

8. FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE COVERAGE SCHEDULE MARCH 1951

   good English 1500-1515 R Daily. Daily 3HF1..'English 1500-1515 0 Daily Daily poor Chile Spanish ...

9. THE SOVIET BLOC FINANCIAL PROBLEM AS A SOURCE OF WESTERN INFLUENCE

   European countries in the same class as Brazil, Mexico, and Chile, countries with far more flexible ...

10. WESTERN EUROPE: HUMAN RIGHTS POLICIES

    governments in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Chile, and have refused to follow the previous government's ...

11. INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES: THE INCIPIENT ECONOMIC RECOVERY

    are spread more evenly among the LDCs. ' Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, the Dominican ...

12. SOUTH KOREA: MILITARY PRODUCTION AND EXPORTS

    discussions on joint 25X1 ammunition manufacture with Seoul. Panama, Peru, Chile, and Honduras are negotiating ...

13. REPORT OF THE TASK FORCE AND INTERNATIONAL SUPPLY-DEMAND BALANCE

    Holiv ia Chile Guyana Peru Rostwana So. Africa Sri Lanka Brazil Jamaica Mexico Surinam Gabon Guinea ...

14. ALLOWANCES PAYABLE TO FEDERAL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES STATIONED IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

    &.B. Sarnia Toronto Vancouver Victoria Waterton Lakes Windsor Winnipeg Chile Antofagasta Arica ...

15. FUNDING OF PERSONAL SERVICES REQUIREMENTS, PRINTING SERVICES DIVISION, OFFICE OF LOGISTICS

    I & July 1958 1. tei of Leg! t the Chiles 7?-.Latrine Servje ision dieasse4 wite the Dety moter, Suppe ...

16. CARTOGRAPHY DIVISION GEOGRAPHIC AREA, ORR

    Q1 Cubas St. Base OBI/NIS-78 25358 Chile: Prin. Forested Areas CIA/NIS 89 26896 Venezuela ONE/NIE ...

17. CUBA WHY SHOULD ANY REMAIN?

    which operates mutual playoff with J.F.K." was his later,support for funds in Brazil, Colombia, Chile ...

18. CASTRO S CUBA AFTER 10 YEARS

    deaths per 1,000 births are 39.7. This compares with 108.2 in Chile, 91.5 in Guatemala and 62.9 ...

19. A SERIES OF ARTICLES ON REINHARD GEHLEN

    it was impossible for the archives of "Fremde Heere Cat" to have been destroyed. chile thus taking ...

20. THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE IN LAOS

    Burdick, Senator Byrd of Virginia, Senator Cannon, Senator Chiles, Senator Cook, Senator Cooper. Senator ...

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