Latin firms funded Chilean anti Allende strikes
Chilean businessmen allege funds from Mexican, Venezuelan, and Peruvian firms financed strikes that preceded President Allende's 1973 overthrow. They cited Protexa of Monterrey giving 100000 dollars, Grupo Mendoza of Caracas 50000 dollars, and a Peruvian firm about 50000 dollars, with CIA support also reported. Malaysia loan not part of Chile story. Bank of America arranged a 140 million dollar loan to Malaysia for five LNG tankers.
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Chile
Salvador Allende Gossens
Mexico
Venezuela
Peru
Soloft
Allende
Protexa
Monterrey
Grupo Mendoza
Caracas
Concer
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Malaysia
San Francisco
UPD Bank of America
Brezhnev warns U S on trade ties delay in Moscow
Brezhnev bluntly warned that Soviet American relations could suffer if the U.S. keeps trade restrictions and denies most favored nation status. He spoke at a Kremlin dinner for William Simon and the U S USSR Trade and Economic Council, urging removal of politically charged obstacles and noting U S grain shipments and energy cooperation as key issues.
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UPI
Communist Party
Leonid L. Brezhnev
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Soviet Union
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Kremlin
Treasury
William E. Simon
Krechnev
Washington
Jackson
Ussr
U.S
Simon
Ford
Nikolai
Patolichev
Ter
Congress
Liberia
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