Neruda May Head Chile Communist Slate For 1970
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, 65, touted as a presidential candidate for the Communist Party in the September 1970 election, with possible unity among leftists. He discussed nationalization, relations with the United States, and Latin American sovereignty while praising diplomatic ties and condemning U.S. Vietnam policy. He remains a noted figure, former Communist senator, and Nobel laureate candidate who could unite or fragment the left in a pivotal race.
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