President Urges Arbitration and Fiscal Policy in Historic Address
The president outlines U S cheif foreign and domestic policy moves including arbitration with Britain over fisheries, border treaties with Canada, Venezuela and Nicaragua actions, Panama Canal funding by bonds, tariff board creation, naval base reassessment, and calls for conservation, commerce, and Alaska governance reforms. He notes ongoing international settlements, Pan American cooperation, and fiscal plans to cover canal costs while reducing internal deficits.
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Panama Sitial-Ayhieh
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