Compromise seen likely to aid Panama canal treaties vote
Washington AP report says Sen. Dennis DeConcini and a key senator back a compromise on U S intervention rights in Panama. The move, though not limiting action, reaffirms noninterference in foreign internal affairs and may ease Senate ratification of canal treaties.
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DeConcini backs Panama canal compromise amendment
Senator DeConcini praised a compromise amendment addressing concerns over a potential work stoppage in Panama. He said the language blended his proposals with those of Senate Democratic leaders and noted Carter officials did not influence the leadership dynamics as he moved forward as a co sponsor.
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Panamanian Students Hurl Paint in Protest at U S Embassy
About 100 Panamanian students demonstrated against a treaty outside the U S Embassy in Panama City. Guardsmen responded with tear gas as the protest was broken up.
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