Kissinger and Rusk back Panama Canal treaty
Former Secretaries Kissinger and Rusk urged Senate ratification of Carter's Panama Canal treaty saying it strengthens U S ability to keep the waterway neutral and open. They argued the 1903 and older regimes were inequitable and that the new pact safeguards U S interests while ending military presence in the Canal Zone.
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U.S. urged to push Israel toward Geneva talks with Palestinians
Washington plans to press Israel to drop objections and negotiate at Geneva with a pan Arab delegation that could include Palestinians who accept Israel. Vance will meet Dayan and Arab ministers, with follow ups in New York, as the U.S. seeks a feasible Geneva conference and a Palestinian self determination formula for the West Bank.
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