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...kind of Kissinger revisionism has set in, much of it for petty reasons, some of it for more serious ones. Among other things, he came under strong attack for complicity hi the CIA'S efforts to "destabilize" the regime of Chile's Salvador Allende. But there was a broader, more basic criticism: to many it seemed that Kissinger has dangerously concentrated and personalized the nation's capacity for making foreign policy. Yet he still held the unique esteem of the powers he had to deal with, including the Soviet Union and the Middle Eastern nations...
...been tough going for the Central Intelligence Agency of late. The agency was tarnished by Watergate and embarrassed by revelations that it had spent $8 million to undermine Chilean President Salvador Allende's Marxist government. Last week threatened to bring even worse opprobrium. On Capitol Hill, the heads of four different committees and subcommittees announced parallel investigations of the CIA to begin when Congress reconvenes. From his vacation retreat in Vail, Colo., Gerald Ford ordered up a report by CIA Director William E. Colby that was flown to him by courier plane. The cause of the furor...
...army officer than in the formal apparel of a diplomat. In fact, a few years ago he was one of the highest-ranking men in the Chilean Armed Forces, a general in the Air Force. His retirement in 1972 proved abortive when the military junta that ousted President Salvador Allende in September 1973 drafted him--and his fluent English--to serve the new government as its envoy to the United States. His articulateness in defending the military government of Gen. Augusto Pinochet and attacking its enemies were apparent in an interview with The Crimson before his speech last week...
Earlier this year Moynihan sent a controversial cable to Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger '50 expressing concern that the Ford administration's admission that the CIA was involved in the 1973 overthrow of President Salvador Gossens Allende in Chile might adversely affect U.S. relations with India...
WALTER HEITMAN, Chile's ambassador to the United States, is speaking this afternoon to the Harvard Club's World Affairs Council. Heitman's main task as ambassador has been to defend the military junta that overthrew Salvador Allende's democratically chosen Popular Unity government last year. Heitman has thrown himself into his task with an enthusiasm so exaggerated it's almost comic, an enthusiasm he demonstrated in a letter to The New York Times last week. In the letter, the former admiral announced that a charge by a member of an international jurists' commission that the junta was sending Popular...