Office of the Historian

Withdrawal of United States armed forces from defense sites; possibility of renewed negotiations regarding defense sites; and plans for security of the Canal Zone 1

1. For previous documentation on rejection by the Panamanian Assembly of the Defense Sites Agreement, see Foreign Relations, 1947 vol. viii, pp. 881 ff.

[472] The Ambassador in Panama (Hines) to the Secretary of State

Panama City, February 19, 1948—2 p. m.

711F.1914/2–1948: Telegram

[473] The Chargé in Panama (Hall) to the Secretary of State

Panama City, April 26, 1948—5 p. m.

819.00/4–2648: Telegram

[474] The Chargé in Panama (Hall) to the Secretary of State

Panama City, April 27, 1948—5 p. m.

819.00/4–2748: Telegram

[475] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Panama

Washington, April 29, 1948—2 p. m.

819.00/4–2748: Telegram

[476] The Secretary of State to the Embassy in Panama

Washington, April 29, 1948—6 p. m.

819.00/4–2648: Telegram

[479] The Secretary of the Army (Royall) to the Secretary of State

Washington, May 25, 1948.

811F.812 Protection/5–2548

[480] The Secretary of State to the Secretary of the Army (Royall)

Washington, June 4, 1948.

811F.812 Protection/5–2548

[482] The Ambassador in Panama (Davis) to the Secretary of State

Panama City, September 30, 1948—11 a. m.

810.20 Defense/9–3048: Telegram

[483] The Ambassador in Panama (Davis) to the Secretary of State

Panamá, October 9, 1948.

711F.1914/10–948

[484] The Acting Secretary of State to the Secretary of Defense (Forrestal)

Washington, October 12, 1948.

711F.1914/10–1248

[485] The Ambassador in Panama (Davis) to the Secretary of State

Panamá, December 10, 1948.

711.19/12–1048: Airgram

[486] The Ambassador in Panama (Davis) to the Secretary of State

Panama, December 15, 1948.

711.19/12–1548: Airgram