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1. MUTUAL SECURITY ACT OF 1956

   Brazil---------------------------------------------- 347,945 Chile---------------------------------------------- 22,038 ... Chile----------------------------------------------- 2,864 Colombia-------------------------------------------- 2,230 Costa ... 13razil------------------------------------------- 20,091 2, 833 5, 550 Chile------------------------------------------- 10,504 1,358 1, 825 ...

2. Minutes of Six-hundred-forty-fourth Meeting United States Intelligence Board DCI Conference Room Central Intelligence Agency, at 1030 hours, 28 June 1973

   94-73, "Chile" b. NIE 42 / 14.2- 7 3, "Implications of a ROK Foreign Policy ...

3. Draft Minutes of the 19 July Intelligence Board Meeting

   (USIB-D-17.8/587, 22 June 1973) b. NIE 94-73, "Chile" (USIB-D-17.8/588, 25 June 1973) All USIB members ...

4. IDEOLOGY OF ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA EXPLORED

   against the suggestion advanced by Brazil, Chile and Mexico in the UN to create a nuclear-free zone in Latin America.2 ... which is a product of this terror."22 Of course, in some countries (such as Argentina, Brazil, Chile, ~,exico), ...

5. GEOGRAPHIC AREA, ORR, CONTRIBUTION TO SNIE 11-7-59 PROBABLE SOVIET POSITION AT A CONFERENCE ON ANTARCTICA

   aeao the approaches to the Amundsen Sea,, Easter Island, and Chile; and exiting through Drake Passage ...

6. THE MUTUAL SECURITY ACT OF 1956 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS ON H. R. 11356

   America, total_______ Argentina------------- Bolivia----------------------- Brazil------------------ Chile ...

7. LO MEJOR DEL CUBANO VINO

   Frankfurt a La Paz, via Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo o Santiago '3e Chile (en este ultimo caso con tran ...

8. MUTUAL SECURITY ACT OF 1956 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS ON H. R. 11356

   A rgentlna--------------- Bolivia olivLt--------------------- R rani!.-------- Chile-,.- bia------------------ Color" ...