Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
XXI, Chile, 1969–1973
Persons
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Alessandri Palma,
Arturo, Chilean President from 1920 until 1924 and
again from 1932 until 1938; father of Jorge Alessandri Rodriguez
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Alessandri Rodriguez,
Jorge, Chilean President from 1958 until 1964;
Partido Nacional Presidential candidate in 1970
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Alessandri Valdez,
Gustavo, Deputy, Third District in Santiago
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Allende Gossens,
Salvador, leader of the Unidad Popular in Chile;
Chilean President from 1970 until deposed in a coup on September 11,
1973
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Almeyda Medina,
Clodomiro, Chilean Foreign Minister from 1970 until
May 3, 1973; Defense Minister from May 3 to August 9, 1973; Foreign Minister
from August 9 to September 11, 1973
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Altamirano Orrego,
Carlos, Chilean Secretary General of the Socialist
Party until 1973
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Ambrose, Miles
J., Commissioner of Customs from 1971 until 1972
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Arzac, Daniel N.,
Jr., Political Counselor, U.S. Embassy in Santiago
from September 1971
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Aylwin Azócar,
Patricio, Chilean Senator, Partido Demócrata
Cristiano (Christian Democratic Party) until 1973; President of the Senate
from January 1971 until May 1972
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Baltra Cortés,
Alberto, Senator, Radical Party, and later Unidad
Popular, until 1973
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Benedick, Richard
E., Director, Office of Development Finance,
International Finance and Development, Bureau of Economic Affairs,
Department of State, from 1972 until 1973
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Bennett, Donald
V., Lieutenant General, USA; Director of the Defense
Intelligence Agency from September 1969 until August 1972
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Bennett, Jack
F., Deputy Under Secretary of the Treasury for
International Monetary Affairs
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Bennett, John
C., Lieutenant General, USA; Deputy Assistant to the
President, White House Chief of Staff’s Office, 1973
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Bergsten, C.
Fred, member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(International Economic Affairs), from January 1969 until June 1971
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Betancourt,
Romulo, member of Acción Democritica (Democratic Action
Party, Venezuela); Venezuelan President from 1958 until March 11, 1964;
Venezuelan politician from 1972 until 1973
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Blee, David
H., Central Intelligence Agency
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Boeninger,
Edgardo, Rector, University of Chile, from 1970 until
1973
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Bowdler, William
G., U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador from November
1968 until October 1971; Ambassador to Guatemala from October 1971 until
June 1973
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Bradfield,
Michael, Assistant General Counsel, Department of the
Treasury until 1973
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Brims, John
S., Operations Center, Executive Secretariat, Office of
the Secretary, Department of State from 1971 until 1973
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Broe, William
V., Western Hemisphere Office Director, Central
Intelligence Agency until 1973
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Bulnes Sanfuentes,
Francisco, Senator, Chilean National Party, from
1961 until 1968
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Bush, George
H.W., member, U.S. House of Representatives (R-Texas)
until January 1971; U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations from February 1971
until January 1973; thereafter, Chairman, Republican National
Committee
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Butterfield, Alexander
P., Deputy Assistant to the President from January
1969 until 1973
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Cademártori,
José, Chilean Minster of Finance from July 5 until
September 11, 1973
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Caldera Rodriguez,
Rafael, Venezuelan President from 1969 until
1974
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Canales Marquez,
Alfredo, General, Chilean Director of Military
Instruction from 1970 until 1972
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Carey Tagle,
Guillermo, Vice President of Anaconda Copper in
Chile; also, General Viaux’s connection with the Christian Democrats
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Carillo Flores,
Antonio, Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs until
1970
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Carmona Peralta, Juan de
Dios, Chilean Minister of National Defense of the
Government until 1970
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Carvajal Prado,
Patricio, Admiral, Chief, Chilean National Defense
Staff until 1973
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Casse, Marshall L.,
III, Office of International Finance and
Development, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, Department of State,
1973
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Castillo Velasco,
Jaime, Vice President, Partido Demócrata Cristiano,
from 1969 until 1973
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Castro, Fidel,
Cuban Prime Minister
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Cesar Ruiz Danayu, Raul
Fernando (Cesar), General, Commander-in-Chief of the
Chilean Air Force from 1969 until 1973
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Chapin,
Dwight, Special Assistant to the President from 1969
until 1971
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Chapin, Frank
M., member and senior CIA Officer, National Security
Council Staff, from 1969 until 1971
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Chapin, Frederic
L., Director, Office of Bolivia-Chile Affairs,
Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Department of State, from 1970 until 1971;
Deputy Assistant Director of Management, Department of State, 1971; member,
National Security Council Staff
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Cheyre Toutin,
Emilio, General, Chief of Investigations of the
Chilean Army from 1970 until 1971; Ambassador to Portugal from 1971 until
1973
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Chonchol Chait,
Jacques, Director, Instituto de Desarrollo
Agropecuario (Agrarian Development Institute) until 1973
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Church, Frank,
Senator (D-Idaho); member, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, until 1973;
Chairman, Subcommittee on Multinational Corporations, 1973; Chairman, U.S.
Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to
Intelligence Activities (Church Committee), 1975
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Claro Salas, Fernando
(Pepe), Chilean Copper Corporation
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Cline, Ray
S., Director, Office of Intelligence and Research,
Department of State
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Coerr, Wymberley
deR., Director, Office of Research and Analysis for
American Republics, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State, from 1969 until 1971; Deputy Director for Coordination, Bureau of
Intelligence and Research, from 1971 until 1972; Special Adviser, Office of
Environmental Affairs, Bureau of International Scientific and Technological
Affairs, from 1972 until 1973
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Colby, William
E., Executive Director-Comptroller, Central Intelligence
Agency, from January 1972 until September 1973; thereafter Director of
Central Intelligence
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Connally, John
B., Secretary of the Treasury from February 1971 until
May 16, 1972
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Cooper,
Charles, member, National Security Council Staff
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Corrigan, Robert
F., Consul General, U.S. Embassy in Rio de Janeiro
from 1968 until 1972; U.S. Ambassador to Rwanda from 1972 until 1973; Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense, Office of International Security Affairs,
from 1973
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Corvalan Lepe,
Luis, Secretary General of the Communist Party of
Chile from 1969 until 1973
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Crimmins, John
H., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Inter-American Affairs from April 1969 until March 1970; Acting Assistant
Secretary from March to June 11, 1973; thereafter, U.S. Ambassador to
Brazil
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Cushman, Robert E.,
Jr., Lieutenant General, USMC; Deputy Director of
Central Intelligence from May 7, 1969, until December 31, 1971; thereafter
Commandant of the Marine Corps
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Cyr, Krest,
Vice President of Chilean Operations, Anaconda Copper, until 1973
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Davis, Jeanne
W., Director, National Security Council Secretariat,
from 1970 until 1971; thereafter National Security Council Staff
Secretary
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Davis,
Nathaniel, U.S. Ambassador to Chile from October 20,
1971
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Del Canto,
Hernan, Minister of the Secretary General of the
Government of Chile, 1972; Acting Minister of the Secretary General of the
Government of Chile, 1973
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Díaz Casanueva,
Humberto, Chilean Ambassador to the United Nations
from 1970
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Duhalde Vazquez,
Alfredo, Chilean Vice President from September 25,
1945, until June 27, 1946; Acting President from June 27, 1946, until August
3, 1946; Vice President from August 13, 1946, until October 17
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Dungan, Ralph
A., U.S. Ambassador to Chile until August 2, 1967
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Durán Neumann,
Julio, Senator, Partido Radical until 1969;
thereafter Senator, Partido Demócrata Radical
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Eagleburger, Lawrence
S., Executive Assistant to the Assistant to the
President for National Security Affairs, 1969; Political Adviser, Counselor
for Political Affairs, U.S. Mission to NATO, from 1969 until 1971; Deputy
Assistant Secretary of Defense from 1971 until 1973; Executive Assistant to
the Secretary of State from 1973
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Eaton, Samuel
D., Special Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of
State for Inter-American Affairs, Department of State from July 1966 until
August 1967; thereafter member, Policy Planning and Coordination Staff,
Department of State
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Echeverria Alvarez,
Luis, Mexican President from 1970
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Edwards Eastman,
Agustín, Chairman of the Board of El Mercurio
publishing firm until 1973
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Edwards Valdes,
Jorge, Chilean Minister in Charge of Relations with
Cuba, 1970; Consul Minister to France from 1971 until 1973
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Eliot, Theodore L.,
Jr., Executive Secretary for the Department of State
from August 1969
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Emmons,
Robert, Operations Center, Executive Secretariat, Office
of the Secretary, Department of State, 1971
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Erlichman, John
D., Counsel to the President from January to November
1969; thereafter Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs
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Feldman, Mark
B., Assistant Legal Adviser for Inter-American Affairs,
Office of the Legal Adviser, Department of State, from 1969 until 1972;
Acting Deputy Legal Adviser from 1973
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Figueroa Serrano,
Carlos, Chilean Minister of Economy until
1970
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Fisher, John
W., Country Director, Office of Andean and Pacific
Affairs, Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Department of State, from 1970
until 1973
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Flanigan, Peter
M., Consultant to the President on Administration and
Staffing from January to April 1969; thereafter Assistant to the President;
Executive Director of the Council for International Economic Policy
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Freeman, Mason
B., Rear Admiral, USN; Vice Director and Director, Joint
Staff of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1970 until 1972
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Frei Montalva,
Arturo, member, Chilean Chamber of Deputies until
1973; younger brother of President Eduardo Frei Montalva
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Frei Montalva,
Eduardo, Chilean President until 1970
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Fuentealba Moena,
Renán, President, Partido Demócrata Cristiano
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Fulbright, J.
William, Senator (D-Arkansas); Chairman of the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Gammon, Samuel
R., Executive Assistant to the Deputy Under Secretary of
State for Management, from 1971
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Gantz, David
A., Staff Member of the Office of the Assistant Legal
Adviser for Inter-American Affairs, Department of State, from 1970
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Gardner, James
R., Director of Operations Policy Staff and Assistant
Deputy for Coordination, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State, from April 1970; Chief, Operations Policy Staff, Department of State,
from 1973
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Geneen, Harold
S., Chief Operating Officer and Chairman of the Board,
International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT), until 1973
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Girdler,
Lewis, member, Office of Research and Analysis for
American Republics, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State, from 1969 until 1970; member, Office of Bolivian and Chilean Affairs,
Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Department of State, from 1971
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Gonzales, Henry
B., member, U.S. House of Representatives (D-Texas) from
1969
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Gonzalez, Raymond
E., Political Officer, U.S. Embassy in Lima from
June 1970
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Guerraty Villalobos,
Carlos, General, Chilean Air Force Commander-in
Chief until 1970
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Guevara, Ernesto
(Che), Argentine revolutionary killed in Bolivia in
1967
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Gumucio Vives, Rafael
A., President, Partido Demócrata Cristiano until
1969; President, Movimiento de Acción Popular Unitario (United Popular
Action Movement) from 1969
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Guthrie, D.
Keith, National Security Council Staff Secretariat from
1970 until 1972
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Hackett, James
T., member, National Security Council Staff, from
September 1971
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Haig, Alexander M.,
Jr., Brigadier General, USA; Military Assistant to
the President for National Security Affairs from January 1969 until June
1970; thereafter Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
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Haldeman,
H.R, Assistant to the President and White House Chief of
Staff from 1969 until April 30, 1973
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Haldeman,
Robert, head of Kennecott Copper Corporation’s Chilean
operations
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Hales Jamarne,
Alejandro, Chilean Minister of Mines until
1970
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Hartman, Richard
J., Brigadier General, USAF; Deputy Director, Joint
Continental Defense Systems Integration Planning Staff, Organization of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff, from February 1970
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Helms, Richard
M., Director of Central Intelligence until January 23,
1973
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Henderson,
Douglas, member, Policy Planning Council, Department of
State, from 1969 until 1970; Deputy U.S. Representative for Social and
Economic Affairs, U.S. Mission to the Organization of American States, from
1970
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Hennessy,
John, Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for
Development Finance from 1971
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Herrera Lane,
Felipe, President of the Inter-American Bank until
1971; member, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) Commission for the Study of International Education,
1971; Professor of Political Economy, University of Chile and Catholic
University, from 1971
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Hewitt, Ashley
C., member, National Security Council Operations Staff
for Latin America, from 1971
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Hickenlooper, Bourke
B., Senator (R-Iowa)
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Hobbing, Enno,
Staff Director, Council for Latin America, Inc., a private organization of
U.S. businessmen in Latin America
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Holdridge,
John, member, National Security Council Operations
Staff, East Asia, from 1970 until 1972
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Hormats,
Robert, member, National Security Council Operations
Staff (International Economic Affairs), from 1970 until 1972
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Houdek, Robert
G., Special Assistant to the President for National
Security Affairs, National Security Council Staff, from January 1969 until
July 1971
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Huerta Celis, Vincente
E., General, Commander-in-Chief of Carabineros
(Chile’s uniformed police) from 1969
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Hughes, Thomas
L., Director of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State, until August 1969
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Hunt, Cecil
M., Deputy General Counsel of the Overseas Private
Investment Corporation from March 1971
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Hurwitch, Robert
A., Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for
Inter-American Affairs from September 1969 until August 1973
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Ibañez Ojeda,
Pedro, Senator, Partido Nacional, until 1973
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Ingersoll, John
J., Director, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs,
Department of Justice, to 1972; Tropical Products Division, Office of
International Commodities, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs, from
1972
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Inostroza Cuevas,
Alfonso, head, Central Bank of Chile, from 1970
until 1973
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Irwin, John N.,
II, Under Secretary of State from September 1970
until July 1972; thereafter Deputy Secretary of State
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Jarpa Reyes, Sergio
O., President, Partido Nacional from 1968; Senator
from 1973
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Jessup, Peter,
Executive Secretary of the 303 Committee and its successor, the 40
Committee, until 1972
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Johnson, U.
Alexis, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
from February 1969 until February 2, 1973
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Jorden, William
J., Deputy Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of
State from January 1969 until March 1969; detailed to the National Archives,
March, 1969; detailed to the General Services Administration, June 1970;
Deputy Senior Staff Member, National Security Council Operations Staff,
Latin America, from May 1972
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Karamessines, Thomas
H., Deputy Director for Plans, Central Intelligence
Agency, until 1973
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Kearns, Henry,
President, Export-Import Bank, until 1973
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Kendall, Donald
M., President of Pepsi Cola Company
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Kendall, Maurice
W., Brigadier General, USA; Director, Interamerican
Region, Office of International Security Affairs, Department of Defense,
from 1971 until 1973; Chief, U.S. Delegation, Joint Brazilian-U.S. Command,
from 1973
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Kennedy, Richard
T., Colonel, USA; member, National Security Council
Staff, from 1969 until 1970; Director of the Planning Group, National
Security Council Staff, until 1973
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Kirilenko, Andrei
P., member, Soviet Politburo and Secretary of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union until 1973
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Kissinger, Henry
A., Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs from January 1969; also Secretary of State from September 22,
1973
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Knowles, Richard
T., Lieutenant General, USA; Assistant to the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Korry, Edward
M., U.S. Ambassador to Chile until October 20, 1971;
President, Association of American Publishers until 1973
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Kubisch, John
B., Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Mexico City
from May 1969 until December 1971; Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in
Paris from December 1971 until June 1973; Assistant Secretary of State for
Inter-American Affairs and U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress, from
June 11, 1973
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Lagos Matus,
Gustavo, Chilean Minister of Justice until
1970
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Laird, Melvin
R., Secretary of Defense from January 22, 1969
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Lanusse, Alejandro
Agustin, General, Commander-in-Chief of the
Argentine Army until 1971; Argentine President from March 1971 until March
1973
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Latimer,
Thomas, Office of the Assistant to the President,
National Security Council Staff, from 1971 until 1972
-
Leddy, Raymond
G., Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
Inter-American Affairs from 1969 until 1971; Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Inter-American Affairs, Foreign Trade, Disclosure and Military
Rights Affairs from 1971
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Leigh Guzmán,
Gustavo, General, Commander of the Chilean Air Force
from August 20, 1973; member of ruling Military Junta from September 11,
1973
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Leighton Guzman,
Bernardo, Chilean Deputy from Santiago
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Letelier del Solar,
Orlando, Chilean Ambassador to the United States
from 1970 until May 5, 1973; Chilean Foreign Minister from May 5 until
August 9, 1973; Minister of Interior from August 9 until August 27, 1973;
Minister of Defense from August 27 until September 11, 1973
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Levingston, Roberto
M., General; Argentine President from 1970 until
1971
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Lincoln, George
A., Director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness
from 1969
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Linowitz, Sol,
U.S. Representative to the Organization of American States until 1969
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Lleras Restrepo, Carlos
A., Colombian President until 1970
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Lord, Winston,
member, National Security Council Planning Staff and Group, from January
1969 until 1970; also member, National Security Council Operations Staff
(United Nations Affairs), from September 1969 until 1970; thereafter, Staff
member of the Office of the Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs
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Lynn,
Laurence, Assistant for Programs, National Security
Council Staff, from 1969 until 1970; Director, Program Analysis Staff, from
1970 until 1971
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Maira, Luis,
Deputy, Partido Demócrata Cristiano; member, Chilean delegation to bilateral
talks with the United States from December 1972 until September 1973
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Marambio,
Tulio, General; Chilean Minister of Defense
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Mark, David
E., Deputy Director for Regional Research, Bureau of
Intelligence and Research, Department of State from 1969
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Martin, Graham
A., Ambassador to Italy from October 30, 1969, until
February 10, 1973; Ambassador to South Vietnam from June 21, 1973
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Massad Abud,
Carlos, Vice President of the Chilean Central Bank
until 1970
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McAfee,
William, Assistant Deputy Director for Coordination,
Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of State, from 1969 until
January 1, 1972; Deputy Director from January 1, 1972
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McCone, John,
Director of Central Intelligence from 1961 until 1965; Chair, Hendry
International Company, from 1968; member, Board of Directors of
International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT), from 1969
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McGee, Gale
W., Senator (R-Wyoming); Chairman, Latin American
Subcommittee of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, from 1973
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McGinnis, John
J., Special Assistant for National Security Affairs to
the Secretary of the Treasury from 1972
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McNamara,
Robert, President, Export-Import Bank (World
Bank)
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Merino Castro, Jose
T., Admiral, Chilean Director of Naval Services,
1969; Naval Squadron Commander from 1970; Intendant at Valparaiso Naval Base
from 1972; member of ruling Military Junta from September 11, 1973
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Meyer, Charles
A., Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American
Affairs and U.S. Coordinator, Alliance for Progress, from April 1969 until
March 5, 1973; head, Inter Agency Ad Hoc Working Group on Chile
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Meyer, Cord,
Jr., Assistant Deputy Director for Plans, Central
Intelligence Agency, from 1969
-
Michaelson, Charles
D., President, Metals Mining Division, Kennecott
Copper Corporation, from 1969
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Miller, Robert
H., Deputy Executive Secretary of the Department of
State from 1971
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Milliken, Frank
R., President, Kennecott Copper Corporation, from
1961
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Mills,
Bradford, President, Overseas Private Investment
Corporation, from 1971
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Miranda Ramirez,
Hugo, Senator, Partido Radical, from 1969;
President, Partido Radical
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Mitchell, John
N., Attorney General from January 1969 until February
1972
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Montero, Raul,
Admiral, Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean Navy until August 9, 1973;
Minister of Finance from August 9 until September 11, 1973
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Moorer, Thomas
H., Admiral, USN; Chief of Naval Operations until July
1970; thereafter Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Moreno,
Rafael, Partido Demócrata Cristiano candidate who
defeated Socialist labor leader Hector Olivares in the 5th Senatorial
District, January 1973 Congressional elections
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Nachmanoff,
Arnold, member, National Security Council Operations
Staff, Latin America, from February 1969 until November 1970; Senior Staff
Member for Latin American Affairs from November 1970
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Neruda, Pablo,
Nobel Prize winning poet and Chilean Ambassador to France from 1970
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Nguyen Van
Thieu, President of the Republic of (South)
Vietnam
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Nixon, Richard
M., President of the United States from January
1969
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Nolff, Max,
Vice President, Chilean Government Copper Corporation, from 1970
-
Nutter, G.
Warren, Assistant Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs from March 4, 1969, until 1973
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Ortiz Mena,
Antonio, President, Inter-American Development Bank,
from 1971
-
Ossa Pretot,
Sergio, Chilean Minister of Defense until
1970
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Ovando Candía,
Alfredo, General, Bolivian President from 1969 until
1970
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Pablo, Tomás,
President, Chilean Senate
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Packard,
David, Deputy Secretary of Defense from January 24,
1969, until December 13, 1971; thereafter Chief Executive Officer, and
Chairman of the Board, Hewlett-Packard Company
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Parkinson,
Jay, Chairman of the Board and Chief Financial Officer,
Anaconda Copper, from 1969
-
Pedersen, Richard
F., Counselor of the Department of State from
January 1969 until July 1973
-
Perez Zujovic,
Edmundo, Chilean Minister of Interior until 1970;
assassinated June 8, 1971, by the Vanguardia Organizada Popular (VOP)
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Peterson, Peter
G., Assistant to the President for International
Economic Affairs and Executive Director of the Council for International
Economic Policy from 1971 until January 1972; Secretary of Commerce from
January 1972 until January 1973
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Petty, John
R., Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for
International Affairs until February 1972
-
Phillips, David
A., head of the task force on Chilean operations during
Track II from 1970; Chief, Western Hemisphere Division, Directorate of
Operations, Department of State, from June 1973
-
Philpott, Jamie
M., Lieutenant General, USAF; Deputy Director of the
Defense Intelligence Agency from 1969
-
Pickering, Thomas
R., Deputy Director of the Bureau of
Politico-Military Affairs, Department of State, from September 1969
-
Pinochet Ugarte,
Augusto, General, Chilean Army; Chairman of the
Chilean Military Junta from September 11, 1973; Chilean President from
1974
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Place, John,
Chief Executive Officer, President, and Director, Anaconda Copper, from
1969
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Plaza Lasso,
Galo, Secretary General of the Organization of American
States until 1973
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Porta Angulo,
Fernando, Rear Admiral, Commander-in-Chief, Chilean
Navy, from 1968
-
Porter,
William, Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
from February 2, 1973
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Prats Gonzáles,
Carlos, General, Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean
Land Forces until August 23, 1973; also Minister of the Interior from
November 2, 1972, through August 9, 1973, and Minister of Defense from
August 9 through August 23, 1973
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Prebisch,
Raul, Argentine economist; head of the United Nations
Economic Commission on Latin America from 1969
-
Quigley, William E.,
Jr., Vice Chairman of the Board, Anaconda Copper,
from 1969
-
Ratliff, Rob
Roy, member, National Security Council Staff, and
Executive Secretary of the 40 Committee from 1972
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Richardson, Elliot
L., Under Secretary of State from January 1969 until
June 1970; Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare from June 1970 until
January 1973; Secretary of Defense from January until May 1973; Attorney
General from May until October 1973
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Richardson, John,
Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Educational
and Cultural Affairs from July 1969; also Acting Secretary of State for
Public Affairs from September 1971
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Ríos Valdivia,
Alejandro, Chilean Interior Minister, 1972
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Rockefeller, Nelson
A., Governor of New York
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Rodriguez Grez,
Pablo, leader of Patria y Libertad until 1973
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Rogers, William
P., Secretary of State from January 22, 1969, until
September 22, 1973
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Rosenstein-Rodan,
Paul, British professor in Chile from 1970;
confidant of Chilean President Frei
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Ruíz, César,
General, Commander of the Chilean Air Force until August 9, 1973; Minister
of Public Works and Transit from August 9 until September 13, 1973
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Rush, Kenneth,
U.S. Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany from July 1969 until
February 1972; Deputy Secretary of Defense from February 1972 until February
1973; Deputy Secretary of State from February 1973 until September
1973
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Samuels,
Nathaniel, Deputy Under Secretary of State for Economic
Affairs from April 1969 until May 1972
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Santa Maria Santa Cruz,
Domingo, Chilean Ambassador to the United States
until 1970
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Saunders, Harold
H., member, National Security Council Operations
Staff (Near East and South Asia), from January 1969 until 1971
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Schneider,
René, General, Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean Army;
assassinated by Chilean officers on October 22, 1970
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Scowcroft,
Brent, General, USA; Deputy Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs from 1973 until 1974
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Selden, Armistead I.,
Jr., Deputy Secretary of Defense for International
Security Affairs from 1970 until 1972; Consultant, Department of Defense,
from 1973
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Sepúlveda Acuña,
Adonis, Secretary General of the Socialist Party of
Chile
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Sepúlveda Galindo, José
Maria, Chilean Director-General of Carabinero Corps
until August 9, 1973; Minister of Lands and Settlement from August 9 until
September 11, 1973
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Shackley, Theodore
G., Central Intelligence Agency Station Chief, U.S.
Embassy in South Vietnam until February 1972; Chief, Western Hemisphere
Division, Directorate of Operations, Central Intelligence Agency, from April
1972 until November 1973
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Shakespeare, Frank,
Jr., Director of the United States Information
Agency from February 1969
-
Shlaudeman, Harry
W., Deputy Chief of Mission in U.S. Embassy in
Santiago from June 1969 until August 1973; Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State for Inter-American Affairs from June 11, 1973
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Shultz, George
P., Director, Office of Management and Budget, from June
1970 until May 1972
-
Silva Espejo,
René, director, El Mercurio,
until 1973
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Silva,
Patricio, Chilean Under Secretary of Foreign
Affairs
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Simon,
William, Deputy Secretary of the Treasury from December
1972
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Szulc, Tad,
U.S. journalist, New York Times
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Teitelboim,
Volodia, Senator, Chilean Communist Party, until
1973
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Tohá Gonzáles,
José, Chilean Minister of Interior from 1970 until
1972; Minister of Defense from 1972 until 1973
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Tomic Romero,
Radomiro, Presidential candidate of Partido
Demócrata Cristiano (PDC) in the 1970 election; leader of PDC from September
1970
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Troncoso Castillo,
Raúl, Chilean Minister of State at the Moneda until
1970
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Urbina Herrera,
Orlando, General, Commander of the Chilean Second
Army until 1972; Inspector General of the Army from 1973
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Urrutia Soto,
Javier, President, Chilean Development Corporation;
economic adviser to Allende until 1973
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Urzua Merino,
Luis, Commander of the Chilean Marine Corps
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Vaky, Viron P.
(Pete), Acting Assistant Secretary of State for
Inter-American Affairs from January until May 1969; member, National
Security Council Operations Staff (Latin America) from May 1969 until
September 1972; thereafter U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica
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Valdes Phillips,
Pablo, Minister Counselor of the Chilean Embassy in
the United States from 1970 until 1973
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Valdés Subercaseaux,
Gabriel, Chilean Foreign Minister until 1970
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Valenzuela Godoy,
Camilo, General, Santiago Garrison Commander,
1970
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Velasco Alvarado,
Juan, General; Peruvian President
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Viaux Marambio,
Roberto, General, Commandant of the Chilean First
Army Division from January 1969 until June 1972
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Vilarin, León,
President of the Truck Owners’ Federation of Chile until 1973
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Volcker, Paul
A., Under Secretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs
from January 1969
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Vuskovic Bravo,
Pedro, Chilean Minister of Economy from November 4,
1970, until June 12, 1972; Director of the Executive Economic Committee and
Vice President of the State Development Corporation, from June 12, 1972,
until September 11, 1973
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Walsh, John
P., Acting Executive Secretary of the Department of
State from September until February 1969; Acting Special Assistant to the
Secretary of State from February 1969 until October 1969
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Walters, Vernon
A., Lieutenant General, USA; Defense Attaché, U.S.
Embassy in Paris from 1969 until May 1972; Deputy Director of Central
Intelligence from May 1972
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Weinel, John
P., Vice Admiral, USN; member of strategic planning
staff of the Department of Defense from 1969
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Weintraub,
Sidney, Deputy Assistant Secretary for International
Monetary Affairs, Bureau of Economic Affairs, Department of State, from
October 1969 until May 1970; Deputy Assistant Secretary for International
Finance and Development, Bureau of Economic Affairs, from May 1970
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Welander, Robert
O., Rear Admiral, USN; Director, Military Liaison
Office, National Security Council Staff, from July 1970
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Westmoreland,
William, General, USA; Army Chief of Staff until
June 1972
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Wimert, Paul,
Jr., Lieutenant Colonel, USA; Army Attaché at the U.S.
Embassy in Santiago until June 1971
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Zaldivar Larrian,
Andres, Chilean Minister of Finance until November
4, 1970; Partido Demócrata Cristiano candidate in Senatorial race, April
1971
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Ziegler,
Ronald, White House Press Secretary from January
1969
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Zorrillas Rojas,
Américo, Chilean Minister of Finance from November
4, 1970, until June 12, 1972
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Zumwalt, Elmo R.,
Jr., Admiral, USN; Chief of Naval Operations from
July 1970 until June 1974