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Continued uncertainty and the conviction that the treaty was an infringement of Nicaraguan sovereignty finally led , in 1971 , after elimination in 1970 of the Nicaragua route from consideration by the Atlantic - Pacific Interoceanic ...
Continued uncertainty and the conviction that the treaty was an infringement of Nicaraguan sovereignty finally led , in 1971 , after elimination in 1970 of the Nicaragua route from consideration by the Atlantic - Pacific Interoceanic ...
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Continued negotiations led to completion of two new treaties in August 1977 and to their signature by General Torrijos and President Carter at a special ceremony at the Pan American Union in Washington , September 7 , 1977 .
Continued negotiations led to completion of two new treaties in August 1977 and to their signature by General Torrijos and President Carter at a special ceremony at the Pan American Union in Washington , September 7 , 1977 .
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Even then the Maritime Company continued to make its required reports to Congress until at least 1917 , long after it had lost its concession . On its part the United States continued a serious interest in the route as a possible site ...
Even then the Maritime Company continued to make its required reports to Congress until at least 1917 , long after it had lost its concession . On its part the United States continued a serious interest in the route as a possible site ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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