Panama backs gradual U S withdrawal from canal zone
Panamanian officials urge a bicentennial approach to ending the U S presence in the Canal Zone. They favor a treaty by 1977 or later giving Panama increasing control over operations and defense, with an expiration around 2000 and full jurisdiction within three years after the treaty takes effect.
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Chou En-lai's early bid for US scholarship fails
TOKYO AP reports that Chou En-lai, in his teens, sought a Boxer Scholarship to study in the United States but was blocked by regional quota limits. He instead attended a reformist school funded partly by Americans, passed a test for Nankai School in Tientsin, and faced family objections due to the school’s rebel-producing reputation.
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