To see that the Treaty is complied with, national Observers may be sent at any time to any part of Antarctica to inspect various national installations.
Lyndon Johnson: “To see that the Treaty is complied with, national Observers may be sent at any time to any part of Antarctica to inspect…”
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Special Message to the Congress Transmitting Report on U.S. Policy and International Cooperation in Antarctica
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