Carter to oppose changes in canal treaty language
Washington facing fears of League of Nations fate the Carter administration fights Senate reservations or understandings on Panama Canal treaties while 51 House members seek a federal court ruling that the House must vote on the pacts. Rep. Edwards argues both chambers dispose of U S property.
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Gi Denies Canal Spying Role
Hor Brustmeyer, a former U S Army sergeant, told the New York Post from Balboa in the Panama Canal Zone that he had nothing to do with electronic surveillance or intelligence gathering. He said he was never involved in spying between the United States and the Panamanian government under subpoena by Senate investigators.
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Reagan Defuses Rough Riders Jibe With Witty Reply
In Washington AP report Ronald Reagan counters a congressman’s joke about forming a Reagan Rough Riders and riding a white horse to defend the Panama Canal. Burton fires back defending animal safety and noting canal treaty opposition.
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