The Canal; Aspects of United States-Panamanian Relations, Volume 10 |
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... PEACE CORPS One of the most successful programs launched during the Kennedy Administration was the Peace Corps . Of all the Kennedy projects the Peace Corps has made the most signifi- cant impression in Latin America . Over two - thirds ...
... PEACE CORPS One of the most successful programs launched during the Kennedy Administration was the Peace Corps . Of all the Kennedy projects the Peace Corps has made the most signifi- cant impression in Latin America . Over two - thirds ...
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Sheldon B. Liss. Peace Corps volunteers are in Latin America , and Panama has the largest contingent on the Central American Isthmus . The initial Peace Corps contingent in Panama numbered eighteen and by the summer of 1965 had grown to ...
Sheldon B. Liss. Peace Corps volunteers are in Latin America , and Panama has the largest contingent on the Central American Isthmus . The initial Peace Corps contingent in Panama numbered eighteen and by the summer of 1965 had grown to ...
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... Peace Corps has been carefully used in Panama . The organization goes out of its way to disassociate itself from the American community , and in no way desires to be identified with the splendor which is attached to Embassy life in ...
... Peace Corps has been carefully used in Panama . The organization goes out of its way to disassociate itself from the American community , and in no way desires to be identified with the splendor which is attached to Embassy life in ...
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