Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8729
... armed forces are stationed in other countries all sorts of problems in- evitably arise . Suppose , for example , a soldier off duty commits a crime ? Or suppose a NATO plane crashes into a farmer's home ? Or the troops stationed abroad ...
... armed forces are stationed in other countries all sorts of problems in- evitably arise . Suppose , for example , a soldier off duty commits a crime ? Or suppose a NATO plane crashes into a farmer's home ? Or the troops stationed abroad ...
Page 8730
... armed forces from one country to another in peacetime . To that end members of NATO military forces are to be exempt from passport and visa regulations , from immigration inspection , and from regulations on the registration and control ...
... armed forces from one country to another in peacetime . To that end members of NATO military forces are to be exempt from passport and visa regulations , from immigration inspection , and from regulations on the registration and control ...
Page 8731
... armed forces would not be be possible . SUMMARY OF ARGUMENTS FOR THE AGREEMENTS By way of summary , Mr. President , I am convinced that the agreements before the Senate are in the national interest of the United States , for the ...
... armed forces would not be be possible . SUMMARY OF ARGUMENTS FOR THE AGREEMENTS By way of summary , Mr. President , I am convinced that the agreements before the Senate are in the national interest of the United States , for the ...
Page 8732
... Armed Forces are in a foreign country , to which the provisions of this treaty are applicable , even though our Armed Forces are in that country with the con- sent of its Government , and for the ac- complishment of its adequate defense ...
... Armed Forces are in a foreign country , to which the provisions of this treaty are applicable , even though our Armed Forces are in that country with the con- sent of its Government , and for the ac- complishment of its adequate defense ...
Page 8735
... Armed Forces in Japan . It is the inten- tion of the State Department , I have been informed - and I believe , reliably in- formed - if this treaty is ratified , to sim- ply negotiate an executive agreement with Japan stating that the ...
... Armed Forces in Japan . It is the inten- tion of the State Department , I have been informed - and I believe , reliably in- formed - if this treaty is ratified , to sim- ply negotiate an executive agreement with Japan stating that the ...
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