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... existing relations through three new treaties with Panama , which were ready in mid - 1967 . One of these looked toward a possible sea - level canal , another provided for the defense and neutrality of the existing canal , and the third ...
... existing relations through three new treaties with Panama , which were ready in mid - 1967 . One of these looked toward a possible sea - level canal , another provided for the defense and neutrality of the existing canal , and the third ...
Page 236
... existing lock canal ( Route 15 ) and for constructing a new lock canal in Nicaragua ( Route 5 ) . These estimates were to provide a base against which the several sea - level canal options could be measured in terms of their capacities ...
... existing lock canal ( Route 15 ) and for constructing a new lock canal in Nicaragua ( Route 5 ) . These estimates were to provide a base against which the several sea - level canal options could be measured in terms of their capacities ...
Page 268
... existing freight capacity , experts are confident that U.S. railroads could handle sub- stantially all the non - bulk cargo now going through the Panama Canal . ' Another formidable competitor to the Pan- ama Canal , for bulk cargo , is ...
... existing freight capacity , experts are confident that U.S. railroads could handle sub- stantially all the non - bulk cargo now going through the Panama Canal . ' Another formidable competitor to the Pan- ama Canal , for bulk cargo , is ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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