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Historical Division, Bureau of Public Affairs, 1959

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Continuation of the United Nations General Assembly Com
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Question of the Consistent Application of the Principle
81
The United Nations Budget 8493
84
Effects of the European Economic Community on the Develop
88
Resolution 1435
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The Fourteenth Session of the U N General Assembly 93118
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The United States Position on the Question of the Representa
106
E Economic Development and Technical Assistance 118132
118
Contributions to the United Nations Expanded Program
124
Status of the United Nations Expanded Program of Technical
130
F Human Rights 132147
132
Continuing Consideration of Draft International Covenants
139
Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council Washing
140
Continuing Consideration of a Draft Convention on Freedom
146
G Trusteeship and SelfDetermination 148150
148
Appeal for Improvement of the Legal Status of Refugees
159
The Specialized Agencies 163315
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of the U S Delegation Miller Before the Tenth Conference
163
Planning the Role of European Regional Organizations in
165
Tenth Conference of the Food and Agriculture_Organization
171
THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL MARITIME CONSULTATIVE
180
Request for an Increase in the United States Capital Subscrip
206
United States Hopes for Sufficient Progress at the Foreign
209
Authorization for an Increase in the United States Capital Sub
216
Soviet Proposals for an EighteenMonth Prolongation of Certain
221
United States Conception of the Role of the Proposed Inter
223
Operations of the International Bank for Reconstruction
225
THE INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION
232
THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION
247
PART VIContinued
255
Lifting of Restrictions Applicable to United States Passports
260
THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
274
Termination of Military Assistance Furnished to Yugoslavia
283
THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
284
THE WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION
301
WESTERN HEMISPHERE DEVELOPMENTS 316511
316
The Difficulty of Converting the Military Assistance Program
320
America Mexico and the Caribbean Area Including Peace
326
Regional Conference of United States Chiefs of Mission
333
United States Support of the Request of the Government
336
United States Concern With Respect to the Provisions for Com
342
United States Support of the Proposal for a Meeting of Con
348
Convocation of a Meeting of Consultation of Foreign Ministers
352
The November 7 1954 U S Air Force B29 Incident Hok
357
Final Act of the Fifth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers
359
DEVELOPMENTS SUBSEQUENT TO THE FIFTH MEETING
373
PakistaniUnited States Review of Worldwide Political Ques
381
The Historical Basis for Friendly CubanUnited States Relations
382
Measures Taken To Intensify Enforcement of Laws Governing
384
United States Continued Recognition of the Titular Sovereignty
390
Measures Taken and Proposed for the Economic Develop
393
United States Suggestions for Promoting the Economic Develop
397
Conditions Affecting the Extent of United States Participation
403
Establishment of the InterAmerican Development
407
United States Opposition to Any United Nations General
418
Establishment of the National Advisory Committee on Inter
432
Bank 436484
436
Agreement Establishing the InterAmerican Development Bank
440
Establishment of a Preparatory Committee for the Inter
469
Request for Authorization of United States Membership
470
Recommendation of Congressional Approval of United States
476
Progress Toward a Latin American Common Market 485488
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E CanadianUnited States Relations 493506
493
United States Consideration of Alternatives to Ineffective
495
Second Meeting of the CanadaUnited States Ministerial Com
505
WESTERN EUROPE 512796
512
Move on the Success of the Forthcoming Foreign Ministers
517
Establishment of the NATO Hawk GroundtoAir Missile
523
B European Regional OrganizationsCurrency Convertibility
529
The European Monetary Agreement Signed at Paris by
532
State
553
Inner Six Review of the Proposals Regarding a European
561
Suggested Program for Solving the Problem of a European
569
The Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration
577
Committee and the Eleventh Session of the Council of
583
The Problems of Germany Berlin and European Security
588
Legislative History of the_Mutual Security Authorization
593
The Basic Differences Between the United States and Soviet
601
The Problems of an Agenda for the Proposed Foreign Ministers
607
The United States Position on the Right of MilitarySupply
610
The Prospects for a Summit Conference in the Light of Soviet
616
United States Views on the MacmillanKhrushchev Talks
622
The EisenhowerMacmillan Discussion of Matters of Mutual
634
Soviet Insistence on Observation of a 10000Foot Ceiling
640
Developments During the First Phase of the Foreign
649
The Two Endeavors of the Foreign Ministers Conference
652
Foreign Minister Gromyko at the Fifth Session of
663
Soviet Refutation of the United States Analysis of the Legal
671
Soviet Views on the Questions of AllGerman Elections
678
Soviet Agreement to Inclusion of Provisions in a German
684
The Prospects for Holding a Heads of Government Conference
697
Soviet Refutation of the Western Powers Interpretation of
704
of the Foreign Ministers Conference Geneva June 19 1959 713714
713
Developments During the Recess of the Foreign Min
717
Soviet Clarification of Its Proposals for an Interim Agreement
721
Developments During the Second Phase of the Foreign
727
Distinctions To Be Made Between the Soviet Proposals
734
United States Objection to the Soviet ThreeFold Strategy
742
The Western Powers Reasons for Rejecting the Proposed All
746
United States Views on the Results of the Second Phase of
752
Developments Following Adjournment of the Foreign
759
Status of the Berlin Problem Following the EisenhowerKhrush
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E Relations With Certain Countries and Concerning Certain
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Statement
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France 776780
776
FrenchUnited States Review of Policies in Areas of Mutual
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THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
781
Greece 786787
786
ItalianUnited States Intensive Discussions of Subjects of Mutual
788
ItalianUnited States Detailed Discussion of All Important
789
Spain 792793
792
THE UNITED KINGDOM
796
Albania
799
Czechoslovakia
800
Message
807
Hungary 815837
815
Request for United Nations General Assembly Consideration
818
United States Support of the United Nations General Assembly
828
Poland 837849
837
Statement Made
844
Rumania 849850
849
Yugoslavia
850
Agreement Supplementing the United StatesYugoslav Surplus
859
THE SOVIET UNION 8661012
866
Address by the First Deputy Chairman
870
The Need for SovietUnited States Bilateral Summit Meet
929
United States Leading to Agreement for Holding a Four
931
ment Read and Replies Made by the Secretary of State Herter
937
Difficulties Encountered in Scheduling and Preparing for
943
Soviet Agreement to the Place for and Suggested Rescheduling
949
E Cultural Technical and Educational Exchanges 950973
950
Agreement Between the United States and the U S S R on
957
Memorandum on Cooperation Between the United States and
971
F Implications of the Soviet Economic Offensive Including
974
The Challenge of the Soviet Unions SevenYear Program
980
The KhrushchevDillon Discussion of United StatesSoviet
989
G Aircraft and Shipping Incidents
994
The September 2 1958 U S Air Force Transport C130
995
The February 26 1959 Transatlantic Cables Incident Soviet
1001
The September 2 1958 U S Air Force Transport C130
1008
THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST
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IranianUnited States Agreement for Cooperation in Pro
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B The United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine
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See also doc 362
1032
United States Support of Constructive Measures To Serve
1041
Fourth
1048
The Obligation of All Members of the United Nations To Share
1059
F Relations With Certain Countries of the Area
1064
IRAN
1065
Pakistan
1071
United States Continued Reluctance To Assist in the Construc
1073
United States Support of the Legitimate__ Aspirations of
1080
A North Africa
1096
Refugees From Algeria in Morocco and Tunisia Resolution
1101
MoroccanUnited States Examination of the World Situation
1107
B Central and Southern Africa
1109
United States Views on the Respective Merits of Recourse
1111
Resolution 1359
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Status and Pending Independence of the Trust Territories
1122
The Future of the Trust Territory of the Cameroons Under
1126
The Future of the Trust Territory of the Cameroons Under
1133
Date of the Independence of the Trust Territory of Togoland
1138
THE FAR EAST SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIA 11441256
1144
A Activities of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
1152
The Colombo Plan
1158
United States Observations on the Initial Reports of Rebellion
1162
Congressional Opposition to the Representation of the Chinese
1176
Resolution 1353 XIV Adopted by
1187
The United States Position Respecting the SinoIndian Border
1190
Japan
1196
IndianUnited States Review of Common Ideals and Objectives
1197
Progress in Negotiation of a New JapaneseUnited States
1205
Korea
1206
United States Advocacy of Continued United Nations Responsi
1212
Resolution 1455 XIV Adopted by
1222
Laos
1223
Refutation of Soviet Charges Regarding the Nature of United
1225
Establishment of a Subcommittee of the United Nations Security
1232
United States Rejection of the Soviet Proposal for Reconvening
1238
Report of the United Nations Security Council Subcommittee
1241
The Philippines
1245
Arrangements for the Transfer of Portions of the United States
1247
VietNam
1255
United Kingdom Proposal for a ThreeStage Program of Com
1262
Soviet Proposal for a ThreeStage Program of General and Com
1268
United States Observations on the Soviet Proposal for General
1275
PART XContinued Pages
1283
United States Offer To Withdraw the Demand for Progress
1285
Soviet Demand for Veto Rights in Substantive Decisions
1291
DEVELOPMENTS DURING PHASE III OF THE GENEVA Conference
1303
United States Request for Clarification of the Soviet Position
1306
Developments During Recess III of the Geneva Confer
1311
DEVELOPMENTS DURING PHASE IV OF THE GENEVA
1313
Establishment and Terms of Reference of the Technical Working
1317
United States Extension of Voluntary Suspension of Nuclear
1325
Developments During Phase V of the Geneva Conference
1331
Soviet Agreement to a Study of New Seismic Data Obtained
1338
Statement
1342
United States Preparations for the Technical Study of
1349
Establishment and Terms of Reference of the Technical Work
1356
Report of the Technical Working Group of the Conference_on
1360
Accomplishments of the Geneva Conference on the Discontinu
1366
DEVELOPMENTS DURING RECESS V OF THE GENEVA
1375
The Problem of Providing Safeguards Against Surprise
1376
The Problem of Guaranteeing the Use of Outer Space for Peaceful
1381
United States Endorsement and Proposals for Implementation
1390
Establishment and Terms of Reference of the United Nations
1396
E The Problem of Regulating the Number of Countries Possess
1397
Soviet Proposal for the Establishment of an AtomFree Zone
1402
G The Work of the International Atomic Energy Agency and
1405
The Third General Conference of the International Atomic
1408
Providing for the Carrying Out of Certain Provisions of
1415
FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICYTRADE
1424
Recommendations for a Combined Governmental and Private
1432
The Need To Reduce Production Costs in Order To Liberalize
1449
B Balance of Payments Problems 14501455
1450
Import Controls and Policy
1455
The Need for a Mandatory System of Control of Petroleum
1461
Export Controls and Policy 14671477
1467
E The Trade Agreements Program 14771488
1477
F The Food for Peace and Agricultural Trade Development
1489
Recommended Extension and Amendment of the Agricultural
1498
Shortcomings of the Agricultural Trade Development
1516
G The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 15171533
1517
Meeting of the Ministerial Representatives of the Contracting
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THE MUTUAL SECURITY AND OTHER FOREIGN
1534
Review of the Mutual Security ProgramPreliminary Analysis
1549
Executive Order
1566
Review of the Mutual Security ProgramEconomic Assistance
1584
Letter
1665
Administration of the Mutual Security Act of 1954 as Amended
1676
B The Development Loan Fund 16821688
1682
Operations of the Development Loan Fund During the Period
1685
The ExportImport Bank 16941703
1694
Operations of the ExportImport Bank of Washington During
1700
E LendLease
1703
THE INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION EDU
1704
Appropriations for the United States Information Agency
1710
B Evaluation and Reports of Progress
1728
Measures Taken by the United States Information Agency
1736
Appraisal of Educational Exchange Activities Under Public
1743
THE ORGANIZATION FUNCTIONS
1745
Activities of the United States Information Agency January
1752
THE ORGANIZATION FUNCTIONS AND OPER
1757
Supplemental Appropriations for the Department of State
1786
The Need for Legislation To Permit Limitations on the Issuance
1795
Public
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1757
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Стр. 443 - The paramount consideration in the employment of the staff and in the determination of the conditions of service shall be the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence, and integrity. Due regard shall be paid to the importance of recruiting the staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible.
Стр. 332 - If the inviolability or the integrity of the territory or the sovereignty or political independence of any American State should be affected by an aggression which is not an armed attack or by an extra-continental or intracontinental conflict, or by any other fact or situation that might endanger the peace of America...
Стр. 143 - Judgment shall be pronounced publicly but the press and public may be excluded from all or part of the trial in the interests of morals, public order or national security in a democratic society, where the interests of juveniles or the protection of the private life of the parties so require or to the extent strictly necessary in the opinion of the court in special circumstances where publicity would prejudice the interests of justice.
Стр. 495 - Each of the Contracting Parties undertakes to exert appropriate efforts, consistent with the Charter of the United Nations, to the end that no one engages in any activity in Antarctica contrary to the principles or purposes of the present Treaty.
Стр. 143 - ... to defend himself in person Or through legal assistance of his own choosing or, if he has not sufficient means to pay for legal assistance, to be given it free when the interests of justice so require; d.
Стр. 497 - When a strong man armed keepeth his palace, his goods are in peace. But when a stronger than he shall come upon him, and overcome him, he taketh from him all his armour wherein he trusted, and divideth his spoils.
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Стр. 132 - Charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person...
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Стр. 139 - This Article shall not prevent the imposition of lawful restrictions on the exercise of these rights by members of the armed forces, of the police or of the administration of the State.

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