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1. LATIN AMERICAN TRENDS

   of the individual articles. CONTENTS June 11, 1975 Chile: Frei Criticism Tests Junta's ... 2002/07/308A*f9T00865A001100250001-3 25X1A Chile: Frei Criticism Tests Junta's Tolerance In his first public interview since ... with economic matters, but political overtones were obvious in his statement that solutions for Chile ...

2. INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATION HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON NATIONAL SECURITY AND INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS

   Montana JAMES B. ALLEN, Alabama HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, Minnesota LAWTON CHILES, Florida KARL E. MUNDT, South ... HUMPHREY, Minnesota BILL BROCK, Tennessee LAWTON CHILES, Florida WILLIAM V. ROTH, JR., Delaware DOROTHY ... Senator ITenry M. Jackson (chair- man of the subcommittee) presiding. Present: Senators Jackson, Chiles ...

3. DRAFT REPORT OF THE WORKING GROUP OF MINERALS REPORTING OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON REQUIREMENTS AND FACILITIES FOR COLLATION

   w rt w w '~ w w l +. T T w w w-. i 1 $olivia-m ~ French ~ Australia, Chile ~ Argentina Canada-m ... Uga~da?-m Chile Canada-map United Venezuela-m I Italy ' Fu~ n m Kingdom-t ~ l i South West a d h Africa ... ~ Guatemala ', Afghanistan Greenland- Philippines i Congo m Tanganyika i Chile Kenya and ~ Thailand I E1 ...

4. DEPARTMENT OF STATE NARCOTICS COUNTRY PAPERS- LATIN AMERICA

   The Bahamas Barbados Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Guyana Jamaica Mexico Netherlands Antilles Panama ... Problem The principal illicit drug problems in Chile are illicit cocaine production and trafficking. ... In addi- tion, Chile is an increasingly important transit point for heroin shipments from Europe ...

5. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

   COMMUNIST-INSPIRED PROTEST MEETING MAY SPARK UNREST IN CHILE 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 pproved Forelease ... MEETING MAY SPARK UNREST IN CHILE A Communist-inspired National Com- mand meeting, scheduled for 11 July ... in Santiago, Chile, to protest price in- creases may result in public disturb- ances.. The price increases ...

6. WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS LATIN AMERICA DIVISION, ORE, CIA

   of the Communist- dominated wool workers t union paralyzes the wool industry (p. 3). In Chile, despite the end ... and 3,eas of foreign exchange have curtailed foreign and].ored the standard of living. In Chiles ... however, seems likely to be prolonged. 5. CHM Strikes End But Troubles Persist Chile's 12-day wave ot ...

7. REQUESTED DATA FOR SIX RAW MATERIAL COMMODITIES

   826 Chile 717 735 900 Zambia 718 707 698 Zaire 437 490 504 220 190 Peru 214 221 232 Philippines ... CIA-RDP86T00608R000600030033-8 ' EC- Imports of Copper- 1972 Source Zaire Zambia Chile Belgium-Luxembourg Others Total ... of Copper in 1974 (metric tons) Source 1974 Canada 128,500 Peru 100,000 Chile 121,100 South Africa 33,750 ...

8. STATISTICS ON SHIPPING AND CARGOES IN CUBAN TRADE JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1962

   2 0 2 Chile 4 0 4 Cuba 45 0 45 Denmark 38 0 38 Finland 3 0 3 France 12 0 12 Germany 77 0 77 Greece 132 27 159 ... Canada 4.7 5.1 0 1.6 1.6 Chile 6.5 2.8 0 3.4 3.2 Egypt 0 0 3.3 3.1+ 0 India and Pakistan 6.5 0 12.5 ... total 40 113 71 21 58 609 Clearing Agreement Area Egypt 11 11 0 0 0 66 Morocco 26 21 14 20 19 194 Chile ...

9. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

   has expressed serious concern about the Marxist regime in Chile, but his government continues to work ... sador, Velasco stressed his government's preoccupa- tion with danger from Chile, an attitude ... Chile," but he showed annoyance, as have the B.azilians, with Argentine President Lanusse's apparent ...

10. WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS 35-50 (Sanitized), CIA 29 AUGUST 1950

    mining area (p,? 4)? Chile,s copper industry may apain face a setback if strikes fellow the terrrthatiou ... in La Paz, my lead to a serious politicalceoonomic crisis, 9. CHILE t Possible Labor Troubles ... with the Chile Exploration CoNpagy expires on 31 August. Although there are no indications that discussions ...

11. WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS 23-50(Sanitized), ORE, CIA, 6 JUNE 1950

    Chile, Cuba, and Uruguay? had reservations even on the Bogotel principle that recognition did not imply ... have now recognized the Haitian junta, while Chile in the only country which has insisted that Haiti east ... of friendship. Relations with Chile have increased in cordiality. Ties with Argentina and Spain remain extremely ...

12. LATIN AMERICAN TRENDS

    out as the Peronist govern- ment shifted rightward. Chile's defection in September 1973 was more precipitate. ... by a simple majority. Only Chile opposed this pro- posal when Ecuador advanced it but even Chile finally ...

13. C.I.A.'S WORK UNIMPEDED BY INQUIRIES AND REPORTS, OFFICIALS OF AGENCY ASSERT

    on the agency's covert actiVities.in 'Chile, where at least $8--million. was.spent'`to prevent: ... desire to-stage exten- sI?ve public `hearings on the C.I.A.'s role-in Chile ... in two weeks, reaches no-definite conclusions about who author- ized what in Cuba, Chile,.the Congo ...

14. DEPUTIES' MEETING

    to have prepared A esicy estimates on tie fallowing: (1) Ibanez' election as.President of Chile; (2) ...

15. MINUTES OF MEETING HELD IN DIRECTOR S CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMIN BUILDING CIA, ON 26 JUNE 1952

    in Chile.-3- S-E-C-R-E-T IAC-M-75 26 June 1952 Approved For Release 2003/02/27: CIA-RDP85SO0362R000200030023-1 ...

16. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE BULLETIN

    state-to-state relationships with a number of Latin American governments, espe- cially Chile and Colombia. ...

17. WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS 37-50 LATIN AMERICA DIVISION, ORE, CIA

    to claims considered by other Latin American countries (Chiles Peru? Costa Rica) has now been included ...

18. CUBA

    and Chile volunteering to fight in Cuba against expected "imperialist aggression." B. Foreign ...

19. TRANSFER OF MONITORING STATION FROM(Sanitized)

    at Opicked up Rio and Peru; second, Buenos Aires; third, Bogota and Mexican voice; fourth, Chile, etc. 25X1 ...

20. CIA DATA CITED AGAINST CASTRO

    Against Castro:By Drew Pearson 4~i t h the Pan American ~forein ministers- meeting in Chile? to pacify the turbulent ...

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