Latin firms helped fund Chilean coup against Allende
Chilean businessmen say strikes leading to the coup that toppled President Allende were financed by funds from Latin firms in Mexico Venezuela and Peru. Protexa of Monterrey Mexico allegedly gave 100000 while Gripo Mondor of Caracas donated 50000. An unidentified group contributed about 50000 as the CIA funded unions for over 18 months, with much of 3 million allocated to anti-Allende efforts in 1972 and 1973. Malaysia loan aid to build five LNG tankers via Bank of America arranged a 1400 million loan for construction.
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Brezhnev warns U S on trade ties amid emigration dispute
In a strong Kremlin dinner address General Secretary Brezhnev told William Simon and the U S USSR Trade and Economic Council that U S restrictions on the Soviet Union threaten broader relations. He called MFN debate and emigration policy linked but irrelevant to trade talks while noting U S grain actions and export credits hinder cooperation. Simon said talks on grain and MFN progress remain hopeful though emigration questions linger.
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