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... Panamanian sources have suggested a 400 percent increase ) would almost certainly be imposed and sizable outlays for maintenance and modernization indefinitely postponed . Even more important , the example of the Suez Canal since its ...
... Panamanian sources have suggested a 400 percent increase ) would almost certainly be imposed and sizable outlays for maintenance and modernization indefinitely postponed . Even more important , the example of the Suez Canal since its ...
Page 295
... Panamanian workers in the Canal Zone been unfairly treated , as is so often claimed . They are subject , along with U.S. citi- zens , to U.S. minimum wage laws . Until 1955 , when at the request of the Panamanian govern- ment the ...
... Panamanian workers in the Canal Zone been unfairly treated , as is so often claimed . They are subject , along with U.S. citi- zens , to U.S. minimum wage laws . Until 1955 , when at the request of the Panamanian govern- ment the ...
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... Panamanians a stake in the op- eration of the canal makes political and eco- nomic sense - it will insure Panamanian cooperation in the efficient running of the canal operation while also building broad political support for the ...
... Panamanians a stake in the op- eration of the canal makes political and eco- nomic sense - it will insure Panamanian cooperation in the efficient running of the canal operation while also building broad political support for the ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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