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...McCone's testimony that the money was to be used for an anti-Allende coalition, Gerrity maintained that it was for constructive programs, such as housing and social development, "to make Allende happy about the American presence." Later, Charles A. Meyer, then Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, repeatedly emphasized that the U.S. policy toward Chile during this period was one of strict non-intervention-a statement that seemed to conflict with Broe's testimony about CIA suggestions to create economic disturbances in Chile...
...government has continued police and military support despite the growing realization that there is now no need for "hemispheric defense" and no threat from Cuba and communist-inspired elements. In 1969, Charles Meyer, the assistant secretary for Inter-American Affairs, claimed...
...short, the benign apartheid here is perfectly comprehensible. It is not absolute, and some friendships are made between blacks and whites. Although inter-racial contact is far from being unhindered, the barriers seem to be slowly dissolving. But they are still very real, and a semi-separate society will probably continue here for some time. No amount of white hand-wringing can change that...
Duff and Beth each recite a soliloquy, inter-cut with that of the other. Duff's is a vulgar one, talking mostly of events of the past few days, but often reminiscing about the past, and occasionally addressing Beth: "Do you like me to talk to you? Mmmm, I think you do." Beth's soliloquy is lyrically sensual, consisting totally of her memories (fantasies?) of a sandy beach where she lay with her lover in the distant past...
Silence, the last play and one traditionally performed with Landscape, opens with two men and a woman seated in chairs. Again we are presented with a series of inter-cut prose-poems, telling of past events. The woman speaks of relationships with two men, and each man talks of his relationships with an unknown woman...