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... areas , " " housing areas , " and " defense sites " specified in the treaty for the use of the United States , in the " areas of military coordination " ( areas designated for joint U.S. - Panamanian mili- tary use ) , and in the ports ...
... areas , " " housing areas , " and " defense sites " specified in the treaty for the use of the United States , in the " areas of military coordination " ( areas designated for joint U.S. - Panamanian mili- tary use ) , and in the ports ...
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... areas specifically designated in the treaty for use by the United States.20 It is estimated that under this arrangement about 50 percent of the Canal Zone area would be immediately turned over , gratis , to Panama . The United States ...
... areas specifically designated in the treaty for use by the United States.20 It is estimated that under this arrangement about 50 percent of the Canal Zone area would be immediately turned over , gratis , to Panama . The United States ...
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Denison Kitchel. areas , principally those designated " Canal operating areas , " " housing areas , " and " defense sites . " 24 Payments to Panama . Kissinger - Tack stated that under a new treaty Panama was to have a " just and ...
Denison Kitchel. areas , principally those designated " Canal operating areas , " " housing areas , " and " defense sites . " 24 Payments to Panama . Kissinger - Tack stated that under a new treaty Panama was to have a " just and ...
Contents
Foreword Senator Barry Goldwater | 9 |
Foreword Representative John J Rhodes | 11 |
Preface | 15 |
Copyright | |
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