The Truth about the Panama Canal |
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Page 105
... operation of the Canal , entitled simply " Increased Panamanian Participation , " 8 was far more vague than the one on jurisdiction over the Canal Zone . However , the preamble did recite the clear objective of the new treaty in this ...
... operation of the Canal , entitled simply " Increased Panamanian Participation , " 8 was far more vague than the one on jurisdiction over the Canal Zone . However , the preamble did recite the clear objective of the new treaty in this ...
Page 147
... operation . It can scarcely be said that maintenance - mindedness , much less preventive maintenance - mindedness , is an inherent characteristic of Latin Americans . The maņana approach to life , one of the charms of Latin America and ...
... operation . It can scarcely be said that maintenance - mindedness , much less preventive maintenance - mindedness , is an inherent characteristic of Latin Americans . The maņana approach to life , one of the charms of Latin America and ...
Page 183
... operation of the Canal . That has been taken care of with a vengeance . The current annual payments by the United States to Panama amount to $ 2.3 million . Under the proposed Canal Treaty these would be increased at least thirty - fold ...
... operation of the Canal . That has been taken care of with a vengeance . The current annual payments by the United States to Panama amount to $ 2.3 million . Under the proposed Canal Treaty these would be increased at least thirty - fold ...
Contents
Foreword Senator Barry Goldwater | 9 |
Foreword Representative John J Rhodes | 11 |
Preface | 15 |
Copyright | |
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