Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume
E–11, Part 2, Documents on South America, 1973–1976
Abbreviations and Terms
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AAA,
Alianza Anticomunista Argentina (Argentine
Anticommunist Alliance)
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ACDA, Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency
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AD,
Acción Democrática (Democratic Action),
Venezuelan political party
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Adm., Admiral
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AECA, Arms Export Control
Act
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AF, Bureau of African Affairs,
Department of State
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AI, Amnesty
International
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AID, Agency for International
Development
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AMCIT, American
citizen
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ANAPO,
Alianza Nacional Popular (National Popular
Alliance), Colombian political party
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APC, armored personnel
carrier
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APRA,
Alianza Popular Revolucionaria Americana
(American Popular Revolutionary Alliance), Peru
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Apristas, members of
APRA
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ARA, Bureau of Inter-American
Affairs, Department of State
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ARA/ECA, Office of East
Coast Affairs, Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Department of
State
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ARA/LA/EP, Ecuador and
Peru, Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Department of State
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ARA/LA, Bureau of
Inter-American Affairs, Department of State; Bureau for Latin
America, Agency for International Development
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ARA/LA/APU, Office of
Argentine, Paraguayan, and Uruguayan Affairs, Bureau of
Inter-American Affairs, Department of State; Office of Argentine,
Paraguayan, and Uruguayan Affairs, Bureau for Latin America, Agency
for International Development
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ARA/MGT/FM, Financial
Management Division, Office of Management, Bureau of Inter-American
Affairs, Department of State
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ARD, accelerated rural
development
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ARENA,
Aliança Renovadora Nacional (National Renewal
Alliance), Brazilian political party
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ARMA, U.S. Army
Attaché
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ASAP, as soon as
possible
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BA, Buenos Aires
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BAF, Brazilian Air
Force
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B/D, barrels per day
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Brig. Gen., Brigadier
General
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Carros de as alto, assault
vehicles
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CASP, Country Analysis and
Strategy Paper
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CAT,
Comisión asesora del transporte (Transport
Assessment Commission) Colombia
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CCC, Commodity Credit
Corporation
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CGT, General Confederation of
Workers
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CIA, Central Intelligence
Agency
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CIAP,
Comité Interamericana de Alianza para el
Progreso (Inter-American Committee for the Alliance for
Progress)
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CIEC, Conference on
International Economic Cooperation
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CIEP, Council on
International Economic Policy
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CIES,
Consejo Interamericano Económico y Social
(Inter-American Economic and Social Council), Organization of
American States
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CINC, Commander in
Chief
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CINCSO, Commander in
Chief, Southern Command
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CNT,
Convención Nacional de Trabajadores (National
Workers’ Convention), Uruguay
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COB, close of business
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CODEL, Congressional
Delegation
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CONFADENA,
Confederación de las Fuerzas Armadas de la
Nación (Confederation of the Armed Forces of the Nation),
Bolivia
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COM, Chief of Mission
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COMUSCINCSO, Chief of
Mission, USCINCSO
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CONATON, Argentine Drug
Policy Coordinating Board
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CONGEN,
Consulate-General
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COPEI,
Comité de Organización Politica Electoral
Independiente (Committee of Independent Electoral Political
Organization) Venezuelan political party
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CPD, Congressional
Presentation Document
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CRA, continuing
resolution
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CSAF, Chief of Staff, U.S.
Air Force
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CT, Country Team
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CUT,
Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (Unitary
Organization of Workers), Chilean labor organization
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CVP, cost, value,
profit
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CY, calendar year
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D, Democrat; Deputy Secretary
of State
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DA, Department of the
Army
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DAO, Defense Attaché
Office
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DAS,
Departamento Administrativa de Seguidad
(Administrative Security Department), Colombia
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DATT, Defense Attaché
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DC, developed country
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DCI, Director of Central
Intelligence
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DCM, Deputy Chief of
Mission
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DDI, Deputy Director of
Intelligence, Central Intelligence Agency
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DDO, Deputy Director of
Operations, Central Intelligence Agency
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DEA, Drug Enforcement
Administration
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DEFATT, Defense
Attaché
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D/HA, Coordinator for
Humanitarian Affairs, Department of State
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D/HA/ORM, Office of the
Coordinator for Refugee and Migration Affairs, Department of
State
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D/HR, Deputy Coordinator for
Human Rights, Department of State
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DIA, Defense Intelligence
Agency
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DINA,
Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional, National
Intelligence Directorate, Chile
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Dissem,
dissemination
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D/LOS, Staff Director,
NSC Interagency Task Force on
Law of the Sea
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DOD, Department of
Defense
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DOD/ISA, Bureau of
International Security Affairs, Department of Defense
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DOD/OSD, Office of the
Secretary of Defense
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Dols, Dollars
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E, Bureau of Economic Affairs
Department of State
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EA, Bureau of East Asian and
Pacific Affairs, Department of State
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EB, Bureau of Economic and
Business Affairs, Department of State
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EB/ICD, Office of
International Commodities, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs,
Department of State
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EC, European Community
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ERDA, Energy Research and
Development Administration
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ERP,
Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo
(Revolutionary Army of the People), Argentine guerrilla group
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ESMACO,
Estado Mayor Conjunto de las Fuerzas Armadas
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EUR, Bureau of European
Affairs, Department of State
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EX–IM, Export-Import
Bank
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F–2, Colombian Intelligence
Service
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FAA, Foreign Assistance
Act
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FAC,
Fuerzas Armadas de Colombia (Colombian Armed
Forces)
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FACH, Chilean Air
Force
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FBI, Federal Bureau of
Investigation
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FFB, Federal Financing
Bank
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FMS, Foreign Military
Sales
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FNU, first name
unknown
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FOIA, Freedom of Information
Act
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FONOFF, Foreign
Office
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FORMIN, Foreign
Minister
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FPA, Fisherman’s Protective
Act
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FPN,
Frente Popular Nacionalista (Popular
Nationalistic Front), Banzer’s ruling coalition, Bolivia
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FSO, Foreign Service Officer;
Fund for Special Operations
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FRG, Federal Republic of
Germany (West Germany)
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FY, fiscal year
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G–2, U.S. Army or Marine
Intelligence at Division/Corps level
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GA, General Assembly (United
Nations)
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GAO, Government Accounting
Office
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GC,
Guardia Civil (Peru)
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GCOB, Government of the
Commonwealth of the Bahamas
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GDP, gross domestic
product
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Gen., General
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GNS, Guyana National
Service
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GOA, Government of
Argentina
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GOB, Government of Brazil;
Government of Bolivia
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GOC, Government of Chile;
Government of Columbia
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GOG, Government of
Guatemala
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GOM, Government of
Mexico
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GOP, Government of
Peru
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GOU, Government of
Uruguay
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GOV, Government of Venezuela
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GSP, Generalized System of
Preferences
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GSA, General Services
Administration
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GSP, Generalized System of
Preferences
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H, Bureau of Congressional
Relations, Department of State
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HAK, Henry A.
Kissinger
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HAKTO, Telegram from
Kissinger
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HIRC, House International
Relations Committee
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HR, human rights
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HRC, Human Rights
Commission
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IA, Inter-American Region,
Bureau of International Security Affairs, Department of
Defense
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IA–5, Fifth Institutional Act
(Brazil)
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IADB,
see IDB
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IA/DSAA, International
Affairs, Defense Security Assistance Agency
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IA/ECOSOC,
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
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IAHRC, Inter-American Human
Rights Commission
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IBA, International Bauxite
Association
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IBD,
see IDB
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IBEC, International Basic
Economy Corporation
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IBRD, International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development (World Bank)
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ICA, International Coffee
Agreement
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ICCS, International
Commission of Control and Supervision
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ICJ, International Commission
of Jurists; International Court of Justice
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ICRC, International
Committee of the Red Cross
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ICSID, International Center
for Settlement of Investment Disputes
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IDB, Inter-American
Development Bank
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IDC, Information Dominance
Center
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IFI, international financial
institutions
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IG, Intergovernmental
Group
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IM, Intelligence
Memorandum
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IMC, International Mining
Company, Colombia
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IMF, International Monetary
Fund
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INR, Bureau of Intelligence
and Research, Department of State
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INR/DDC, Deputy Director
for Coordination, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State
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INR/IL, Intelligence
Liaison, Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of
State
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INR/RAR, Office of
Research and Analysis for American Republics, Bureau of Intelligence
and Research, Department of State
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IO, Bureau of International
Organizations Affairs, Department of State
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IRB, International Resource
Bank
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ISA, International Security
Affairs, Department of Defense
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JBUSMC, Joint
Brazilian-U.S. Military Commission
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JBUSDC, Joint
Brazilian-U.S. Defense Commission
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JCS, Joint Chiefs of
Staff
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L, Legal Adviser, Department of
State
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LA, Latin America
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LAFTA, Latin American Free
Trade Area
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L/ARA, Assistant Legal
Adviser for Inter-American Affairs, Department of State
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LAS, Latin American
States
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LIMDIS, limited
distribution
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LDC, less developed
country
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LOS, Law of the Sea
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LS, Language Services
Division, Department of State
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M, Deputy Under Secretary for
Management
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MAAG, Military Assistance
Advisory Group
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Maj., Major
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Maj. Gen., Major
General
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MAP, Military Assistance
Program
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MAP–T, MAP Training
Program
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MAPU,
Movimiento de Acción Popular Unitaria
(Popular Unitary Action Movement), Chilean political
organization
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MDB,
Movimento Democráctico Brasileiro (Brazilian
Democratic Movement), Brazilian political party
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MFM, Meeting of Foreign
Ministers
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MID, Argentine Political
Party
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MIG, Soviet Military Aircraft
Design Bureau
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MILGROUP, or MILGP,
military group
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MIR,
Movimiento Izquierda Revolucionario (Leftist
Revolutionary Movement), political organization in Chile
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MNR,
Movimiento Nacionalista Revolucionario
(National Revolutionary Movement), Bolivian political party
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MOD, Ministry of
Defense
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MPLA,
Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angola
(Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola)
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MTN, Multilateral Trade
Negotiations
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MTT, mobile training
teams
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MVD, Montevideo
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NAC, National Advisory
Council
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NAM, Non-Aligned
Movement
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NEA, Bureau of Near Eastern
and South Asian Affairs, Department of State
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NIACT, night action; needs
immediate attention
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NIC, National Intelligence
Council
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NIO, National Intelligence
Office/Officer
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NPT, Nuclear Nonproliferation
Treaty
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NODIS, no
distribution
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NOFORN, not releasable to
foreign nationals
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NOTAL, not received by all
addressees
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NSA, National Security
Advisor; National Security Agency
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NSC, National Security
Council
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NSC–IG/ARA, National
Security Council Interdepartmental Group for Inter-American
Affairs
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NSDM, National Security
Decision Memorandum
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NSSM, National Security
Study Memorandum
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OAS, Organization of American
States
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OASGA, General Assembly
(Organization of American States)
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ODC, Office of Defense
Cooperation
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OECD, Organization for
Economic Co-operation and Development
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OES, Bureau of Oceans and
International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, Department of
State
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OMB, Office of Management and
Budget
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OPEC, Organization of
Petroleum Exporting Countries
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OPIC, Overseas Private
Investment Corporation
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OPR/LS, Language Services,
Office of Protocol
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OSD, Office of the Secretary
of Defense
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P, Under Secretary for
Political Affairs, Department of State
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P&A, price and
availability
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PADES, Economic Development
Project for the Southern Regions
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PCU,
Partido Comunista de Uruguay (Communist Party
of Uruguay)
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PDC,
Partido Democrática Christiana (Christian
Democratic Party), Chilean political party
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PL, Public Law
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PM, Bureau of
Politico-Military Affairs, Department of State
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POL, Political Section
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POLAD, Political
Advisor
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POM, Program Objectives
Memorandum
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Prepcon, Preparatory
Conference
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PRC, People’s Republic of
China
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PRIMIN, Prime
Minister
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PSD, Argentina (political
party)
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Reftel, reference
telegram
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S, Office of the Secretary of
State
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SEC, Securities and Exchange
Commission
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SECDEF, Secretary of
Defense
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SECGEN, Secretary
General
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SECTO, telegram from the
Secretary of State while on travel
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SELA, Sistema Económica de
Latinoamérica (Latin American Economic System)
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S/NM, Special Assistant to
the Secretary of State for Narcotics Matters
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S/P, Policy Planning Staff,
Department of State
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S/PRS, Office of Press
Relations, Office of the Secretary of State, Department of
State
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SRG, Senior Review
Group
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SFRC, Senate Foreign
Relations Committee
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SOUTHCOM, Southern
Command
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S/S, Office of the Secretariat
Staff, Department of State
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SSC, Senate Select
Committee
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TELCON, telephone
conversation
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TIPO, (Weapon for Bol, Feb
20 76 BOL)
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TOHAK, telegram to
Kissinger
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TOSEC, telegram to the
Secretary of State while on travel
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TOW, tube-launched, optically
tracked, wire-guided missile
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TNE, transnational
enterprise
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TRA, Trade Reform Act
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UCR,
Unión Cívica Radical (Radical Civic Union),
Argentina
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UN, United Nations
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UNCTAD, United Nations
Commission on Trade and Development
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UNESCO, United Nations
Educational and Social Council
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UNGA, United Nations General
Assembly
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UNHCR, United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees
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UNHRC, United Nations Human
Rights Commission
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UNIDO, United Nations
Industrial Development Organization
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UNITAS, annual maritime
exercises conducted within the U.S. Southern Command
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USAID,
see AID
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USAFSO, United States
Foreign Service Officer
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USARSO, United States Army
Forces, Southern Command
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USCINCSO,
see CINCSO
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USDAO,
see DAO
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USDEL, United States
Delegation
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USG, United States
Government
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USIA, United States
Information Agency
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USIB, United States
Intelligence Board
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USN, United States
Navy
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USSOUTHCOM,
see SOUTHCOM
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USSR, Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics
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USUN, United States Mission
to the United Nations
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WOLA, Washington Office on
Latin America
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WH, Western Hemisphere
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Z, Zulu (Greenwich) Mean
time