CIA ordered to get rough with Allende regime
Washington reports say the Nixon administration officially authorized the CIA in mid October 1971 to aid anti Allende factions in Chile, signaling a shift to rougher clandestine actions. The move followed copper asset tensions, ambassador changes, and intelligence noting leftist gains, with later street protests turning violent.
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Nixon call to Ford discussed foreign policy
Washington AP A White House spokesman said Ford spoke for under ten minutes with former president Nixon last Tuesday night from California on foreign policy. The call was Nixon’s fourth contact since Ford’s pardon and touched on SALT and Kissinger’s role.
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Communists oppose Ford Japan visit in November
Japan's Communist Party and Sohyo labor group pledge to oppose President Ford's planned November trip to Tokyo. Akahata accuses U.S. of pressuring Japan and calls for united demonstrations against the visit and against Emperor Hirohito's potential US trip. The party notes the disruption during Eisenhower's planned 1980 visit.
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Stennis Defends Ford Press Fairness After Swift Criticism
Sen John C Stennis says the press attacks President Ford too quickly. He argues reporters and columnists analyze every statement, creating confusion and placing Ford at a disadvantage. Stennis urges balanced criticism while Ford seeks solutions amid intense pressures.
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CIA bribery charge rocks Australian election
Australian journalist Ray Aitcheson, former radio TV network employee, asserts in Look magazine that the CIA offered funds to help defeat the Labor government in May elections. He said the offer reached him in Washington before May 14 when Labor won, but he did not confirm actual spending or sources.
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