Allende Becomes Less of a Marxist Since Election
Chilean President-elect Salvador Allende has moderated public emphasis on revolutionary aims as his coalition relies on Christian Democrats for support. Advisors note the government will pursue reform within a non Marxist framework amid shifts in alliances and pressure from Moscow aligned Communists and international powers.
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White Hall Social Ties and Chilean Politics Note
Local notes record visits and moves among White Hall residents including Earl Whitacre and Luttrells. A Washington news excerpt analyzes post election Chilean politics with Castro advocating socialism by ballots and coalition dynamics involving Allende and Christian Democrats.
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