Senate Debate on the Panama Canal Treaties: A Compendium of Major Statements, Documents, Record Votes, and Relevant Events |
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... negotiated treaties which would have provided U.S. base rights in Panama beyond 1999 while at the same time ac ... negotiate with countries other than Panama for possible future construction of a sea - level canal . Even though a ...
... negotiated treaties which would have provided U.S. base rights in Panama beyond 1999 while at the same time ac ... negotiate with countries other than Panama for possible future construction of a sea - level canal . Even though a ...
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... negotiate immediately with any other coun- try for a sea level canal , that is , with Japan , the Common Market , the Soviet Union , or anyone ; is that correct ? Mr. GRAVEL . Yes ; they could , if this treaty were to pass . If the ...
... negotiate immediately with any other coun- try for a sea level canal , that is , with Japan , the Common Market , the Soviet Union , or anyone ; is that correct ? Mr. GRAVEL . Yes ; they could , if this treaty were to pass . If the ...
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... negotiate with Panama , or we can negotiate with Columbia , or we can negotiate with Nicaragua , instead of being bound not to negotiate with those countries ? Mr. GRAVEL . Well , on my time , if we can engage in a colloquy . I think ...
... negotiate with Panama , or we can negotiate with Columbia , or we can negotiate with Nicaragua , instead of being bound not to negotiate with those countries ? Mr. GRAVEL . Well , on my time , if we can engage in a colloquy . I think ...
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1 Senator Edmund Muskie February 28 1978 | 206 |
Laxalt March 1 1978 | 218 |
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