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Peru: Records of the U.S. Department of State, 1960–1963

This archive covers U.S.-Peruvian relations during the Cold War, including memoranda on U.S. military interest in air transportation traffic transit, and a letter from Texas Petroleum Company regarding litigation between them and the Peruvian government.

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Documents in this collection describe U.S.-Peruvian relations during the Cold War. Examples include: “Both Prensa Latina and Agence France Presse in Lima are staffed by Communists and Pro-Communists”; “Yugoslav ship calls in Peru”; memoranda on U.S. military interest in obtaining permission for essential air transportation traffic transit in Peru; and a letter from Texas Petroleum Company to the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs regarding litigation between the Peruvian Government and the Company.

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Product Type: Primary Sources

Content Types: Magazines (MG)

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