Word: chiles
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...delegates to the U.N. Security Council and the Organization of American States to denounce the U.S. intervention and demand that the U.S. forces be withdrawn. At the Security Council he won the approval of Russia's Valerian Zorin but only eloquent silence from Security Council members Ecuador and Chile. At the OAS, no other Latin American nation could bring itself to protest the toppling of the Trujillo empire, and Dr. José Antonio Bonilla Atiles, one of the Trujillo opposition, told the Security Council. " 'Blessed be the moment when the American fleet came to Dominican waters...
...book about. Today, freed from the struggle for survival by modern techniques and equipment, teams of hardy men can study Antarctica almost as routinely as if it were Ohio. Bases are now maintained on the continent by the U.S., Russia, Great Britain, Japan, Australia, Belgium, New Zealand, Norway, Argentina, Chile and France-and Poland is about to join the club by taking over a Russian base. All of them get along famously and-by an unwritten rule of Antarctica-lend advice, equipment and assistance to each other whenever it is needed. The U.S. and Russia even trade scientists to work...
...others are in Nigeria, Tanganyika, Chile, Colombia, St. Lucia, and the Philippines...
...luxurious penthouse overlooking Ahumada Street, a main drag of Santiago, Chile, two agents last week received by Morse code from Peking more than 4,000 words in flawless Spanish, relayed the slanted news free to Santiago newspapers. They also mailed without charge a weekly report to hundreds of Chileans. The daily local propaganda campaign, estimated to cost $10,000 a year, is only a fraction of a massive five-year-old drive by Peking to win friends and influence governments throughout Latin America. "If the Red Chinese get fully under way," warns a U.S. expert, "we think that their efforts...
...addition to Chile and Peru (whose approximately 20,000 local Chinese residents still lean toward Chiang Kai-shek), Peking's chief targets are Cuba and Brazil. In both countries local Communist parties are controlled by the Kremlin, but signs of sympathy for the Chinese Communists are unmistakable...