Carter salutes Ali at canal treaty White House dinner
President Carter saved his biggest greeting for Muhammad Ali at the White House canal treaty dinner. Ali presented Carter with two fight tickets as leaders and guests dined, with Omar Torrijos and other dignitaries present. The event marked a milestone toward Senate ratification of the Panama Canal pact.
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Carter Stresses Fairness Over Force At Panama Canal Treaties
President Carter addresses leaders at the signing of Panama Canal treaties in Washington. He emphasizes fairness, mutual interests, and the neutrality guarantees for the canal, noting Panama’s growing role and the enduring partnership with the United States, Latin America, and the United Nations.
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Ford says treaty vote will be close in Senate
Former President Gerald Ford warned the Panama Canal treaty vote in the Senate will be very close and warned that failure to ratify could bring serious international consequences. He reiterated support but refused to push hard, saying he would not twist arms and would remain visible only as circumstances allow. Ford said the House vote would be very difficult and a tough fight. He noted quicker ratification would limit unrest and violence, while delaying could worsen risks.
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Panama protests slow canal handover to Panama
Panamanian students clashed with police as protests over the U.S. Panama Canal handover continued, with about 30 arrests and dozens injured in strikes around the Foreign Ministry after demonstrations and celebratory nights. Americans in the Canal Zone staged mourning marches while Panamanians celebrated the treaty signing.
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Amin rejects bid to stop Uganda execution
Amin, the Ugandan president, rejected an appeal to spare 12 Ugandans scheduled for execution for plotting against him. The ruling comes as authorities carry out the planned executions after the appeal failed.
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Panama canal treaty summarized key points and timeline
Washington AP outlines Bajoc principles of the Panama Canal treaties. Joint administration lasts until treaty expiry with control reverting to Panama. US defense role remains with a mixed US Panamanian board. Payments include 50 to 60 million yearly and 10 million for canal personnel, plus 50 million in military aid. About 70 percent of the Canal Zone reverts to Panama, with US retaining certain necessary zones. US civilian workers shift to Panamanian law within three years. Panama assumes public services after three years. The canal remains neutral and open to ships of all nations with priority use given to American and Panamanian vessels.
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