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Existing treaties with Panama and Nicaragua do not provide authority for construction of a sea - level canal in either country , and no existing treaties provide the United States canal rights in Costa Rica or Colombia .
Existing treaties with Panama and Nicaragua do not provide authority for construction of a sea - level canal in either country , and no existing treaties provide the United States canal rights in Costa Rica or Colombia .
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Any new canal treaty arrangement with the Republic of Panama provide for : Creation of an Isthmian canal system including both the existing Panama Canal and a sea - level canal on Route 10 , operated and defended in an equitable and ...
Any new canal treaty arrangement with the Republic of Panama provide for : Creation of an Isthmian canal system including both the existing Panama Canal and a sea - level canal on Route 10 , operated and defended in an equitable and ...
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In 1958 the Board submitted its short - range program to increase the existing canal's capacity ; and , in 1960 , it made additional recommendations providing for a long - range program of improvements . Although stating that " no sea ...
In 1958 the Board submitted its short - range program to increase the existing canal's capacity ; and , in 1960 , it made additional recommendations providing for a long - range program of improvements . Although stating that " no sea ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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