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January 16, 1976

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The attached were returned in the President's outbox. January 7, 1976

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OlJGINAL. R!'1'11UD TO SPECIAL DOCUMENTS Fit E Article not scanned due to copyright STOlDt ·OVER TilE CANAl. v The military and economic importanc~ of the Panama Canal may be fading. But it has become a passionate political issue: 'humiliation' versus 'colonialism.'

vised speech-have been keeping what they call By Richard Hudson the "Panama Canal giveaway" in front of the public We paid for the land and furnished the machinery, as a gadfly to the Ford Administration. And in ,; paid the workmen and provided the know-how to the South and Southwest especially they have found construct the canal. Without us, more than likely a particularly receptive audience. there would be no canal or even a Panama. The In a CBS-TV interview with Walter Cronkite on only people who would benefit the most if we do May 1, immediately after Reagan captured all 96 not keep the canal would be the Communists. We Republican delegates in the Texas primary, John have already given away too much. What have _ Connally credited Reagan's position regarding the we gained by so doing? Only the contempt of the canal with being one of the major factors that · receivers. . . . Perhaps a larger payment than what helped the Californian defeat Ford. Referring to we are giving Panama now would be advisable. "the Panama Canal situation" as a very very emo But let us have no tampering with the original tional issue in his state, the former Texas Governor treaty. said: "To us, the Panama Canal is just across the -A LETTER RECEIVED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT. Guif of Mexico. They're our neighbors, so to speak. Houston is the third-largest port in the United On Feb. 7, 1974, Secretary of State Henry Kissin States and most of our shipping goes through the ger and the then Panamanian Foreign Minister, Panama Canal, so there's a real sensitivity to the Juan Antonio Tack, initialed a public agreement control of the Panama Canal in Texas." explicitly stating that a new treaty would be con But evid~ntly the canal's vote-getting abilities cluded that would set a date for the termination are not confined to Texas. Claiming the canal is of United States jurisdiction over the Panama Canal a sovereign United States territory "every bit the Zone and ·ultimately the canal itself. Since then, same as Alaska and all the states carved from there. has been a storm of protest. Whether or not the Louisiana Purc'hase," Reagan has worked his to renegotiate the original 1903 treaty has becoma condemnation of the impending new treaty into something of a hot issue in the Republican Presi his standard primary speech, oft~n raising his objec dential ·primary race, and, depending upon who tions after stating that Ford and Kissinger have al eventually become the Presidential candidates, the lowed the United States to become No. 2 militarily. Panama Canal may even emerge as the Quemoy Reagan's success with the issue brought out both Matsu of the 70's. Senator Barry Goldwater and Vice President Nelson President Ford's former campaign manager, How Rockefeller in rebuttal, Goldwater declaring that ard H. ("Bo") Callaway, once referred to the canal he thought Reagan would support Ford's position as our moon shot of the first half of this century. of renegotiating the canal treaty "if he knew more To many Americans, especially those over 50, the about it," and Rockefeller accusing Reagan of being idea of parting with the Canal Zone seems totfl.lly "totally deceptive in the way he is raising the unacceptable and touches off a highly emotional issues .... He says that we had the same sovereign response. Perhaps Daniel J. Flood, the flamboyant rights over Panama that we had over Louisiana. Democratic Congressman from Pennsylvania, comes That is a factual misrepresentation." But Reagan, closest to explaining the feelings of those ordinary whnse position of maintaining the status quo in Americans who have so far been the most vocal the Canal Zone and keeping the canal a United on the subject when he says, "Everyone thinks States operation forever is strongly supported by Panama, today that takeover would be called a the Panama Canal is as American as apple pie. the American Legion, the V.F.W., the D.A.R., the "covert operation." This has been ingrained in them, they believe this John Birch Society, ,the conservative bloc in Con Nonetheless, the result was a treaty whose dura· all through their lives, and they just don't give gress and ·the more than 40,000 Americans living tion was "in perpetuity" and which allowed the away something that's as close to them ... which and working in the Canal Zone, is hardly likely to United States to build the canal in a 10-mile-wide, they f~l is an American thing. . . . The average - stop talking about it, as Goldwater suggested he 51-mile-long zone bisecting Panama. The treaty American feels this so very deeply that . . . it's do, or change his tune. granted the United States " . . . all the rights, over my dead body, that kind of thing.... This The argument about the Panama Canal goes back power and authority within the zone mentioned is the feeling. You. can't reason with it. It's in to the 1903 treaty between Panama and the United . . . which the United States would possess if it grained and deep, deep dyed in their hearts." States. A classic story of gunboat diplomacy in were the sovereign of the territory . . . to the Exactly how support of an American-controlled the high imperial tradition, the way this original entire exclusion of the exercise by the Republic canal became inextricably linked with American treaty came about was that after Colombia balked of Panama of any such sovereign rights, power ism in the American psyche is difficult to pinpoint, at signing a treaty which would have permitted or authority." but conservative ·politicians like George Wallace the United States to build the canal through Pana The treaty's language stating the United States and, most noticeably, Ronald Reagan-who, after ma-then part of Columbia-Panama, with United had "all the rights'' in the Canal Zone it "would defeating Ford in the North Carolina primary, States encouragement, revolted and proclaimed its possess if it were the sovereign" has been the focus raised the issue of the canal in a nationally tele- independence; when the Colombians dispatched of the running debate between those for and those troops to put down the insurrection, they found against negotiating a new treaty with Panama. Richard Hudson, a writer who specializes in their way blocked by Americans whQ had positioned Ellsworth Bunker, who is presently carrying out international affairs, is the founder of War/Peace two cruisers on the Caribbean side of the Isthmus. the Panama Canar negotiations, has stated the Ad Report, which he edited for 14 years. Though Teddy Roosevelt boasted that he "took" ministration's position on the sovereignty question

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CarlJ. :R~watF . '· w;:5· L:r-,~IA- :>fzvr-. ,qr/76 · 'The P oqti$.~,.9t,Rord Cabinet ~xtfavagance , ~:· No wonder that .· . ,.. jet. Simon hauled ilong his ~ talion Of ·bodyguards. But · A scant dec'ade· ago The Secret service and ' ~~!M..:I:,;&,~u· ~,_~ lialrt wif~. and t~o . son~, other . ~imo~ ~ w.ho bosses the Se- Secretary of State Dean· State. Department refused ' Simon wants pei.'missiOri"' to government offichals and cret.Servtce, saw nobodies Rusk was protected mostly to reveal how much was- 1~e a 'submachine . gun their Wives 'and a score of getting I Secret . Service by one chubby aide, ,who, spent to protect the Rusks . home. with him: \9-ben he Secret Service.agerits. . protectio_n · because they some suspected, couldn't· in 1968,' as ·against protect- 'Jeaves· the Cabinet and be- The callers had reason·to were~ "presidential clmdi- have found his pistol in a, .i~ the Kiss~ers in 1976. - coni~ just another milli!>n~. be outraged, for 00: wet:(are . dates.".- The least be could ' crisis. Mrs. Rusk was a But-you can bet that the dif- . aire. · ·· -· · : cheat ever ripped off ,Unete.: do;'; to ensute that every~ familiar and admired sight, · ference is ab~rd, and nd~ ' • He's been living so much · Sam With such co'DSUJnmate- body ~ne.w he was a some- arriving alone af.embassy ing has happened in the .' like a king, at ~axpayers: . gall as did Sbriof\'. ~th. })is ·.body, was to order massive ·· parties.. - especially of world to justify it. , : expenSe, that he fears the ci>zy party of U: · . · ,. , · , · ·secret Service . pr~tection . Third World countries - Mr. Carter ought to note , natives are restless. · . But .perhaps l)ubHcl~Y . for.himself .- at his hoD1e1 never holding the notion that while Simon plus' 42 -~ · Someone ought to assure about Simon's. shttphf s~ '- offi~ !!Dd on his joOrneys, that anyone wanted to harm were ~rossin_g the Atlantic :. Simon, though, that ·he journ will produce beti€t'its· no ' matter where. Simon her. . on an essentially ·perspnal ~ won't really need a gatliitg :for taxpayers. -President- took more agents to ·EuroPe You go to lunch with Kis- junket in an Air Force Jet r · ~· even if be has heapoo ~ elect Carterjust··migbt see t.hait Vice President John- singer and see more gun- . Commerce Secretary ElliOt·, slurs on poor people' who ' thancaling down. hjs-·mau-;··son ~ad on his plane to Viet- . men hovering ar:ound the' Richardson and his entour- - ~ need .food stamps while he . gural to lesa'than ·c>stenta- -~ nam in-196V.:;' . dining area than you· saw age of 14 crossed the Atlaft.. ~ hiJnself was raiding the· tious stand&rda is. no·fn~ar~ :_;.~ ~irilofl'a ': e,Xplanation is . when ·visiting the sh'ab of tic on cheaper ;comme;ctal'; t Treastiry through absurdly ly as importahf'··as in1lling'. tnat sou)ebo$fy threatened Iran, or. traveling in tlights~ en route to legit.. : ··:: costly overseas junkets. his Cabinet members. down him. I'll wa-ger my next '¥el- ··guerri,Ua-troubled Guerrero mate governmental discuS.: ·.: ' Ordlnary -Americans to some sane level of cbn- fare clieek:that what really state with the president of sion& in Eastern Europe. " swallow a lot of hypocrisy 'sumption ..oL the Qublic's prompted. him to order him- Mexico. ' I guarantee the ··-~ . from Cabinet officers' with- money. .. ·.• . . self massive protection was . Mrs. Kissinger go alone·. Pre.sident-elect that,Some of I ·out resorting to violence. . Until Shl)pn came ~ong, ego '""7 ~nd, envy of the w~y to an. African embassy us will gla~y give up our · Yet, several callers dtd . our secretaries of the Secretary. of State Henry receptiOn? Oh, no! She ·rood stamps if the new Cabi use the language of v_iolenee Treasury could have slept KiSsinger basked .. in a .can't go to the grocery ex-· net members will not try to · in talkir:tg to me about- beside a candle in Lafayette guarded splendor that cept in a government limoo- live .in the manner to whicb .. Simon's ja~nt to .London · Park withOut being re'cog- would have ~mbarrassed l!ine with a Secret Service ~ini,on and Kissinget· be- · and Moscow m an Atr Force · nized~ Tbey needed no bat- half the world.s monarchs. caravan. came accustomed. · ·. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

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