United States Plans Panama Canal Treaty After Colombian Setback
President outlines need to bypass Colombia after Panama revolution and secure a treaty with Panama for an isthmian canal. He describes the 10 mile canal zone, tax exemptions, free immigration, and military rights to guarantee transit and stabilize regional trade.
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