Allende seeks U.S. aid after UN speech on copper profits
Salvador Allende, Chile's Marxist president, used the UN podium to attack U.S. and foreign companies, then pressed Washington for aid to pull Chile from economic distress. He cited copper firms Anaconda and Kennecott profits, while Moscow offered only limited credits.
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