Canal Zone prospects reshape trade and policy
The Canal Zone, 486 square miles with 363 US and 73 private lands, looms large in world history. Observers warn gradual trade growth after opening, urge Spanish learning, closer South American ties, and smarter US outreach. Continued next week.
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