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... Secretary of the Navy.39 Although the Congressional debates leading to this legislation made it clear that only Chiriqui sites were contemplated , 40 Secretary of the Navy William H. Hunt , distrustful of the Chiriqui titles , refused ...
... Secretary of the Navy.39 Although the Congressional debates leading to this legislation made it clear that only Chiriqui sites were contemplated , 40 Secretary of the Navy William H. Hunt , distrustful of the Chiriqui titles , refused ...
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... Secretary Hughes , " said that the position taken by the Secretary might be sound from a technical , legal standpoint . " " 0 29 The United States , while insisting that it possesses all of the rights to exer- cise sovereignty , has not ...
... Secretary Hughes , " said that the position taken by the Secretary might be sound from a technical , legal standpoint . " " 0 29 The United States , while insisting that it possesses all of the rights to exer- cise sovereignty , has not ...
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... Secretary for Economic Affairs Richard N. Cooper on September 30.1 SECRETARY VANCE , SEPTEMBER 26 Today I seek your support for new treaties governing the Panama Canal . -First , these treaties protect and advance the national interests ...
... Secretary for Economic Affairs Richard N. Cooper on September 30.1 SECRETARY VANCE , SEPTEMBER 26 Today I seek your support for new treaties governing the Panama Canal . -First , these treaties protect and advance the national interests ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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