Program Number: 26

Contents: Report: A look at how a 17th century controversy recently caused Panama and Guatemala to break diplomatic relations; and a story about whites in Southern Africa that are looking for new homes in South America; and, how the Carter administration has become very cool toward Chile's military regime evidenced by the recent meeting in Washington between top U.S. officials and leaders of the Chilean opposition. Interview: Roberto Loayza, a Bolivian living in the U.S.A., shares the impressions he gained in Bolivia of how the U.S. deals with its Latin American neighbors.

Recorded: June 9, 1977

Final Production: June 10, 1977

[Air Date]: June 27, 1977

Timings: v.o. 29:40, m.o. 29:58