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1. PROGRESS REPORT FOR APRIL 1951

   1300 900 4. That Hass Sseriss 15 *2*. 15 100 5. Chile Ham Mervin 1 hr. 15 ads. 15 Pros Sevin awe. ilo ...

2. PROGRESS REPORT FOR JUNE 1951

   11w. 11 min, 15 900 400 Rome Services 2 hrs. 10 dn. 20 Press Service 6 bre. 30 miss 50 903 700 4. Chile ...

3. PROGRESS REPORT FOR JULY 1951

   genies End" Hem Service-4..2hro, $0 rdn. Preen Sorvise 6 bro. 30 atm 4.: Chile Mae Santee 1 I*, 10 ...

4. FBID PROGRESS REPORT FOR MARCH 1964

   Paul Smith, USRO Chile Desk LA/VC Nicosia, Cyprus AID State MD U.S IS Nicosia, Cyprus FBIS Nicosia, ...

5. PROGRESS REPORT FOR APRIL 1951

   as-3 Mew Orade,Iitle Effective Date Asst, Chile, Editorial 15 April 1951 Broach' 034.2 ...

6. PROGRESS REPORT FOR MAY 1951

   15:in. 5 5. Chile It Sadao $5 this. 10 Press Berta 2 bra. so 1203 6. China (Casomist) Hass Servise 3 bre. ...

7. THE PROSPECTS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA

   Czechoslovakia Poland Canada New Zealand Egypt Rumania Chile Nicaragua Denmark Sweden Colombia Panama Finland ...

8. FBID PROGRESS REPORT FOR DECEMBER 1964

   and press coverage of Argentina, Chile, Mexico, and Peru. Panama was authorized to recruit two Panamanian ...

9. STATEMENT OF CHRISTOPHER J. BOYCE AT HEARINGS BEFORE THE SENATE PERMANENT SUBCOMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATIONS COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS UNITED STATES SENATE OF U. S. GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL SECURITY PROGRAM

   At twenty-one, in an era of Vietnam, assassinations, Chile, and Richard Nixon's resignation, I had a strong ...

10. NATIONAL SECURITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION

    AS IN THE PAST TWO YEARS PERU, COLOMBIA, AND CHILE INCURRED THE GREATEST NUMBER AND THE MOST SERIOUS TYPES ...

11. NATIONAL SECURITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION

    THAT LATIN AMERICAN TERRORISM WILL SPREAD. AS IN THE PAST TWO YEARS PERU, COLOMBIA, AND CHILE INCURRED ...

12. PROGRESS REPORT FOR MARCH 1951.

    min. 10% 100 100 5. Chile Home Service 55 min. 10% Press Service 1 hr. 10 min. 45% 1900 1600 6. China ...

13. ECONOMIC POLICY COUNCIL MINUTES

    CREST General CIA Records CIA-RDP90G01353R000400400010-7 RIFPUB C 138 January 4, 2017 August 19, 2013 10 February 2, 1988 MEMO Attachment Size CIA-RDP90G01353R000400400010-7.pdf 7.64 MB Declassified and Approved For Release 2013/08/19: CIA-RDP90G01353R000 ...

14. AGENDA AND PAPER FOR THE OCTOBER 31 COUNCIL MEETING

    have acknowledged the importance of clarifying the state trading provisions, and Chile in particular ...

15. INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL ASSISTANCE AMONG THE AMERICAN STATES-THE INTER-AMERICAN CONVENTIONS

    Rogatory Convention has been raticad by 11 sta es (Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, ...

16. PROGRESS REPORT FOR OCTOBER 1953

    Service '1/4 15 4. Brazil.. Home Service4 1/4-10 700? Press Service' 5 15 610 5.. Chile Home ...

17. MONTHLY PROGRESS REPORT FOR MAY 1958

    5 400 Itess 4.50 5 500 30 300 300 100 5. Chile Home 2.83 10 900 Coo Press 0.50 5 200 100 6, Chita (Coma ...

18. TRANSLATION ON LATIN AMERICA

    Affairs Ecuador Argentina Guatemala Bolivia Guyana x Brazil Haiti Chile Honduras Colombia Mexico x Costa ...

19. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD VOL. 134

    Bentsen Bingaman Boren Boschwitz Bradley Breaux Bumpers Burdick Byrd Chafee Chiles Cohen Conrad Cranston ...

20. SOVIET BLOC AID TO UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRIES IN THE FIELD OF ELECTRIC POWER

    RICA N r ri COLOMBIA ECUADOR ci PERU BRAZIL CHILE SAN LUIS?PROVINCE IJUI 5,1,PORTO ALEGRE 0URUGUAY.... ...

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