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To draw world attention to the canal issue , Torrijos prevailed upon the United Nations Security Council to meet in Panama in 1973 instead of in New York , and in the following year Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Panama's ...
To draw world attention to the canal issue , Torrijos prevailed upon the United Nations Security Council to meet in Panama in 1973 instead of in New York , and in the following year Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and Panama's ...
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uddenly , after thirteen years of desultory negotiations under three different administrations , the future of United States relations with Panama has become a cardinal issue of U.S. foreign policy . Two highly experienced and widely ...
uddenly , after thirteen years of desultory negotiations under three different administrations , the future of United States relations with Panama has become a cardinal issue of U.S. foreign policy . Two highly experienced and widely ...
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I am very pleased to have this opportunity to be here and to talk to you about an issue which I regard as one of the most important and explosive confronting this nation todaythe Panama Canal . As we know all too well from last year's ...
I am very pleased to have this opportunity to be here and to talk to you about an issue which I regard as one of the most important and explosive confronting this nation todaythe Panama Canal . As we know all too well from last year's ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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