...the sense of being continuous at some distance above or below sea level. The proclamation admits that where the continental shelf extends to the shores...another state, or is shared with an adjacent state, equitable principles should be laid down by agreement with such state to determine the "boundary."...

...the sense of being continuous at some distance above or below sea level. The proclamation admits that where the continental shelf extends to the shores...another state, or is shared with an adjacent state, equitable principles should be laid down by agreement with such state to determine the "boundary."...

...appertaining to tli«- Unitw States, -subject to its jurisdiction and control. In cases where the O'lirinnnta Shelf extends to the shores of another State, or is...boundary shall be determined by the United States and the Stut^ <-»iii«-erne» in accordance with equitable principles. The character as high seas of tlie...

...appertaining to the Cnil) States, subject to its jurisdiction and control. In cases where the Continent Xhelf extends to the shores of another State, or is shared with an adjacent S the boundary shall be determined by the United States and the State concern in accordance with equitable...

...as appertaining to tli States, subject to its jurisdiction and control. In cases where the Cn Slielf extends to the shores of another State, or is shared with an adjaci the boundary shall be determined by the United States and the State i in accordance with equitable...

...that the United States stands prepared to come to an agreement. I •will read from the proclamation, "In cases where the continental shelf extends to the...concerned in accordance with equitable principles." The development of those equitable principles has never been attempted, as far as I know, prior to the...

...United States and are subject to its jurisdiction and control. This proclamation in no way affected the character as high seas of the waters above the Continental Shelf. It also did not affect the international character of the fish that swim in the sea over the shelf....

...United States and are subject to its jurisdiction and control. This proclamation in no way affected the character as high seas of the -waters above the Continental Shelf. It also did not affect the international character of the tish that swim in the sea over the shelf....

...its jurisdiction and control. This proclamation — and this is very important — in no way affected the character as high seas of the waters above the Continental Shelf. It also did not affect the international character of the fish that swim in the sea over the shelf....

...consider it important, in dealing with the resources of the Continental Shelf, to make this point clear. The character as high seas of the waters above the Continental Shelf remains unaffected by the assertion or exercise of jurisdiction and control over its resources. And...