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...foreign journalists in Santiago, Eisendrath had a unique story to tell but almost no way to tell it. Rio Bureau Chief Rudolph Rauch, having hurried from Brazil to Buenos Aires to be closer to events, tried to phone Eisendrath for two days with no luck. "My principal worry," Rauch said, "was that the extraordinarily tight control imposed on communications by the military junta might keep TIME'S exclusive too exclusive." Adding to that worry were the controls imposed on telephone conversations: "Calls have been limited to three minutes, and are a particularly exquisite form of torture: the three minutes...
...foreign journalists were waiting at week's end to cross the Andes into Chile). Eisendrath gave the number a try. The phone lines were open−and unlimited. Eight pages of dictation later, the Mendoza contact ran to a local cable office and sent the story to Rauch in Buenos Aires. Rauch forwarded it to New York City, where Associate Editor Spencer Davidson wrote the story along with Reporter-Researcher Genevieve Wilson. Chile's military censors later asked Eisendrath for a copy of his report−which he promptly submitted. But by Friday the tension...
Talk of civil war was in the air and Allende continued to trade on it with his slogan "Allende or civil war." TIME Correspondent Rudolph Rauch cabled from Santiago: "A new possibility has emerged: Allende and civil war. Indeed, there are signs that this is the situation now-a civil war whose nature has gone unrecognized because it has been far too civil when judged by historical precedents, and because the President who has so often equated civil war with his own removal remains in office...
Last week TIME Correspondent Rudolph Rauch visited one group of truckers near Santiago. His report...
...Economist Mario Henrique Simonsen, head of Mobral. "The structure had to be simple, and it had to be cheap. We had to use the available assets in the municipalities. Additionally, the average Mobral teacher makes only about $15 a month." To see how the program works, TIME Correspondent Rudolph Rauch visited several schools and filed this report...