Latin firms reportedly helped in Allende fall
Santiago Chile The widespread strikes that set the stage for the military coup that overthrew President Salvador Allende were partly financed by funds provided by companies based in Mexico Venezuela and Peru according to leading Chilean businessmen They said they channeled about 200000 to striking truck owners shopkeepers and professional groups in the weeks before Allendes fall on September 11 1973 Prolexa of Monterrey Mexico gave 100000 and Grupo Mendosa of Caracas Venezuela contributed 10000 to the anti Allende campaign A Peruvian firm contributed about 35000 Malaysia gets loan Bank of America said it arranged a 15 million loan to Malaysia for five LNG tankers.
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Brezhnev warns U.S. trade ties may harm relations
In Moscow Brezhnev told U.S. officials that U.S. trade restrictions on the Soviet Union could seriously affect Soviet American relations. He called attempts to bar MFN shifts irrelevant and unacceptable and linked emigration policy to broader trade disputes during a Kremlin dinner for Simon and the U.S.-USSR Trade Council.
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