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Proposed aimendmne'ats to Article III
 Amendment No. 64 (Stevens), March 7, 1978 (Congressional Record, S 3133)-Tabled 59-304.

 Summary.-Provided that the warships and auxiliary vessels of nations in a state of belligerency with Panama or the United States could be denied the right of warships to transit the Canal without being subjected to inspection, search, or surveillance as a condition of transit.
 Text.-In line 2 of article III1(e) of the Treaty Concerning the Permanent Neutrality Act Operation of the Panama Canal insert after the word "times" and before the word "be" the words ", except during periods of belligerency betw een such nations and the Republic of Panama or the United States of America.".

 Vote to table, March 8, 197 8 (Congressional Record, S 3230)


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So the motion to lay on the table was agreed to.


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