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to Chile
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officer.
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be an uprising
or
rebel
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of
South
rf
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the aouthern
known
as Nieuwveld.
This will
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timeframe.
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p
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in
the South
Ht.ic.an Embassy win u„„
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"Soho" phonetic n
as
a black
rebel
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INFORMATION
Wlii
MeW
U “ B "
ambassador appointed
to Chile
within the next the.
•
or
months.
The U.S.
will
be able to
gain from this appointment.
The name
"Curry" phonetically
surfaced as the name of the
individual.
He win
hava a naval
background
and
will
have an aide who will
serve as a case officer
i n
1 1") e
a 1 1 ac h e
o *f -f i e & „
,h *re wiU
be an “Prising
or rebellion
in
the southern
portion
of South Africa before the August timeframe.
This
R ^
territory
will
he under
-i
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“L
bo
unde,
a tenure.
Personnel
in the South
Oc*-fer\.
African Embassy will
TIee.,
The name
-Soho.' phon.tic.llv surfaced
as an
individual
who will
be
a rebel
leader,
England
is somehow
responsible
-for this occur.nee.
The name
"Newberry"
phonetically
^!!
Ced
aS
an Englishman who will
somehow be
involved.
Indochina will
start negotiations with Thailand for
^industrial
progress for
mutual
advancement.,
Begl.
will
be noteworthy
in
their vote for the PL0 to be
admitted
to the United
Nations,,
wj. 1
J.
be
a
wai-
in H+rica within
a one year
timeframe.
The war
will
start
on the seas and start
with South
Yemen.
The
war
will
be because
of
oil
reserves and discriminations within
this region.


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be
an
upr i si ng
or
rebel 1 i on
i n
the southern
portion
of
South Africa
known
as Nieuwveld.
This
wi I
occur
hof or e the August
t i mef rame „
B r i
t: i si
i
personnel
i n
t He South
/••I i i c an
L fYib a s s y
w i i
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f
3. 0 0
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T h e
n ame
1 So h o
j”) I"! on et i c a 1
3. y
su r f a c e d
as
a black
rebel
leader
who will
be
involved with
the
uprising,,
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There will
be
a new U.S.
ambassador
appointed
to Chil/e.
The
U.S.
w i
.1
1 ^a i n
f r om
t h i s
a pp o i n t men t
.
h Soviet battleship
will
have difficulty while traveling
off
the eastern coast
of
China.
There will
be
a bad storm
or
weather
conditions will
not
be good
and the ship
will
have to use
"illegal
call
signs"
to enter ports not usually accessible to
it.
The ship
will
then
go back to the Soviet
Union
instead
of
going
south
to
its original
destination.
A territory located
in the southern portion
of
South Africa
wj.11
undergo
a
seize.'
England
is somehow responsible for this
occurence.
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The name
"Mewsberry"
phonetically surfaced during the
session.
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rresi dent-aiect
af
El
Salvador,
Alfredo Cristiani,
shall
remain
i. n office
for
a period
to exceed
five years.
Cristiani
shall
be willing
to negotiate with the
US;
however
his efforts will
be directed towards the Central
American
frame
of
reference rather
than
the
US/El
Salvador relationship as
it
existed
under Duarte.
Cristiani
will
continue his fight against
the leftist groups
He
is not Soviet oriented
nor
will
he seek Soviet support
in
cVt n y
Vy ax y „
nf.' governments
of
El
Salvador
and Honduras
will
negotiate
and
reach
an
agreement
that
will
be mutually and financially
b en e f i c i a 1
t o
b o t h
c oun t r i es
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Defeat by Rightist Arena
Masswe Victory Challenges U.S. PoHry
By Douglas Farah
Special to The Washington Post
SANSALVADOR, March 20
ine
Christian
Democratic
candi-
date m
yesterday's
presidential
election,
Fidel Chavez Mena,
con-
ceded defeat today, acknowledging
the first-round triumph by Alfredo
£m£t
lia'kmast Re‘>"b-
"Alfredo Cristiani
is the winner
Sw
am Mena
3' J
he Salvadoran people have
made their decision and we will re-
spect it." He said Arena appeared fo
have won with about 52 percent of
the vote and his party would work
bpffiSI-ff
"Constructive °PPosi-
The election opened a new period
of uncertainty for U.S. policy in El
Salvador, after eight years in which
l™
an
, Democratic
President
Jose Napoleon Duarte has been the
clear interlocutor for a U.S. effort
tL
CUS
•? Maoist-led insurgency.
Lh
oS
lted
St?tes
has
provided
•po.o billion in aid,
Ugh
.- Arena
represented
a
rightist,
militarist extreme
in
Sal-
vadoran politics in past years, Cris-
tiani appears to have swept the vote
by
projecting
a more
conciliatory
image
promising
to
revive
a
drained economy and halt the cor-
thUrT
• lhat irew rampant under
the Christian Democrats,
It remained unclear whether the
Arena victory would further polar-
ize the Salvadoran nation, already
bw«,”r
than
eisht I*™<*
Ar^
er
M
he
Jan<
;
mauguration.
Arena will control the executive as
t
[
le Le«islative Assembly,
which
is
to name a new Supreme
Scued th
T l?
,s
.year> Cristiani has
argued that his broad mandate will
P
t mm m a strong position to invite
leftist guerrillas to peace talks.
Cnstiam
is expected
to face an
internal struggle between hard-Jin-
ers who want to step up the war
and political repression of the left
and more pragmatic politicians who
Se%t need to attain stability;
.. Th
.e rebels’ Farabundo Marti Na-
tional
Liberation
Front
(FMLN)
saying it had proven its military ef-
ectiveness in a string of nationwide
attacks on voting day, called
off a
tiSbi wl!
61 b3n that had emP-
ied the highways and kept
voter
turnout at a record low. The left's
presidential candidate was running
a weak fourth.
g
Wl
]',e
u
I
,
110re than 70 percent of
wentK
VOt
,?
rS in Urban centers
went to the polls, turnout was very
low in rural areas, in part because
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