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Page 96
... particularly difficult one . He had not only to direct the negotiations with Panama , but to supervise , or at least encourage , negotiation and compromise between State and Defense . From the very beginning , Bunker apparently found ...
... particularly difficult one . He had not only to direct the negotiations with Panama , but to supervise , or at least encourage , negotiation and compromise between State and Defense . From the very beginning , Bunker apparently found ...
Page 156
... particularly after World War II . Over the 57 - year span the average cargo load per ship transiting the Canal more than doubled . This is a striking indication of the trend in the size of vessels engaged in international trade , a fact ...
... particularly after World War II . Over the 57 - year span the average cargo load per ship transiting the Canal more than doubled . This is a striking indication of the trend in the size of vessels engaged in international trade , a fact ...
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... particularly , the Congress can- not rely on guesses . The security of the United States and the entire Western Hemisphere is at stake . The advice of highly qualified , experienced military experts and personnel must be sought and ...
... particularly , the Congress can- not rely on guesses . The security of the United States and the entire Western Hemisphere is at stake . The advice of highly qualified , experienced military experts and personnel must be sought and ...
Contents
Foreword Senator Barry Goldwater | 9 |
Foreword Representative John J Rhodes | 11 |
Preface | 15 |
Copyright | |
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