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Meetings will ordinarily be held twice daily thereafter in attempt to finish in 2 weeks . British have suggested following agenda : " 1. Form of lease or other document . 2. Provision as to satisfactory use of leased territory . 3.
Meetings will ordinarily be held twice daily thereafter in attempt to finish in 2 weeks . British have suggested following agenda : " 1. Form of lease or other document . 2. Provision as to satisfactory use of leased territory . 3.
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( a ) Newfoundland delegates questioned possibility of immigration control between bases and adjacent territory unless bases were subject to local immigration requirements . Bermuda representatives raised question of responsibility for ...
( a ) Newfoundland delegates questioned possibility of immigration control between bases and adjacent territory unless bases were subject to local immigration requirements . Bermuda representatives raised question of responsibility for ...
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of territorial waters and air spaces adjacent or in the vicinity of such bases , necessary to provide access to and defence of ... of the territories in which those [ these ] areas are situated shall be determined by common agreement .
of territorial waters and air spaces adjacent or in the vicinity of such bases , necessary to provide access to and defence of ... of the territories in which those [ these ] areas are situated shall be determined by common agreement .
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to exercise jurisdiction over American nationals as regards security offences committed anywhere in the territories concerned and over Americans in regard to all offences committed within the leased areas . The American Delegates have ...
to exercise jurisdiction over American nationals as regards security offences committed anywhere in the territories concerned and over Americans in regard to all offences committed within the leased areas . The American Delegates have ...
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London concerning the bases in the outlying territories and islands . I have gone into this matter with great care and I have had drawn up a memorandum of the present position of this Government on the questions you have raised .
London concerning the bases in the outlying territories and islands . I have gone into this matter with great care and I have had drawn up a memorandum of the present position of this Government on the questions you have raised .
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| Title | Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, Volume 3 Department of State publication Foreign relations of the United States: diplomatic papers House document Library of American civilization PCMI collection United States Department of State publication |
| Author | United States. Department of State |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2009 |
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