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I and Liaises 21 December 1970

Luncheon given "by the Secretary-General on Tuesday, 22 December 1970

H.E. Mr. Phillips H.E. Mrs. Gavrilova H.E. Mr. Warner, C.M.G.

X ^ KX ...

Sr. Rolz-Bennett Dr. Kutakov

Dr. Bunche H.E. M. Terence

H.E. Mr. Mojsov H.E. Mr. Malik

H.E. Mr. Tarabanov The Secretary-General

H.E. Mr. Ogbu H.E. Mr. KuXaga

H.E. Mr. Ameras inghe H.E. Mr. Cremin

M. de Seynes Mr. Nosek

Mr. Korle M. de la Gorce SG luncheon to bid farewell to H.E. Mr. Milko Tarabanov, Tuesday, 22 December 1970, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor

u/H.E. Mr. Milko Tarabanov - Bulgaria iXH.E. Mrs. Elena Gavrilova - Bulgaria no H-.E»-M3?-»-Gha3?les-W-.-¥eBt USA (previous commitment) ^ _ ., ^Christopher H, Phillips _ ,/H.E. Mr. Se^enr-'Maxwci.i-firigeir - TTUSAA U-lf.E. Mr. Y.A. Malik - USSR no HTE»-§is>-Gelia-6i?ewe UK-(away) ,/H.E. Mr. Frederick Archibald Warner, C.M.G. - UK no H»I-»-M-»-JaeqHeB-K98eiH8k9-MepiBet JPeaaee FranQoist de la Gorce - France [.E. Mr. Eugeniusz Ku^aga - Poland no H»S-»-Mi'»-91ef-Syd'beek Sweden (away) Mr. Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe - Ceylon ,_ Sr^- ieepoi.4g_ SeM-te-B Eettador Mr. Lazar Mojsov - Yugoslavia no H-.I'w-M^-Ahffled-Saibi-BeakiBia Me3?9eee (away) 5^x13.E. Mr. Edwin Ogebe Ogbu - Nigeria ,/H.E. M. Nsanze Terence - Burundi Mr. Cornelius C. Cremin - Ireland

The Secretary-General Bunche l/Dr. Kutakov Rolz-Bennett Kosek no Mj?-»-S%avn?egeule6 (away) x/M. de Seynes {/'Mr. Korle

C@SH 19 cc: Mr. Korle Don

UNITED NAT IONS I NATIONS UNIES NEW YORK

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.GENERAL

CABINET OU SECRETAIRE GENERAL

9 December 1970

Note to Mr. narasimhan

As per your instruct! ms I am enclosi'i.^ t':~;-: list, of quests f^r the reception following the Human ^ir^ts Day Concert, as sueipisted "by CFI and tbe Human Rights Division.

M. Tabiti til /

Guest List for the Reception immediately folio-wing the Human Rights Day Concert ;

Delr~ations direcfcl;' involved. in the preparation of the Concert

Ceyl">n (Frrmarier.t Representative) Huiva.ry (Permanent Rer>resm tali' e and Mr. Janos Va.r^a)

Mr. Duke Ellinrton Mr. & Mrs. Mercer ^llinrton Mr. 8; Mrs, Douglas A. de Silva (Mrc. de Silva is Miss Peris) Miss J^an Fontaine and Escort Mr. Peter Koml^s Mr. Sandor De^ich Mr. Ge7a ive Mr. Karcly Close relatives an-3 others whnS'V specif ic .presence has been requested by the artists __ . ______

Mr. & Mrs, Michael James Mr. •& Mrs. "taaley Dance Miss Rutl; Ellington & Escort Miss Gay Ellinrton &• KscTt Mr. N, Ellin;--;ton fr. -^uest Mr. Stanley James & f;uest Mr. & Mrs. Cress Courtney Pastnr ^ Mrs. John Gensel Mr. & Mrs, Martin Eooksran Mrs. Jouette Shnuse Princess Helene Koutchoubey Beauliarnais H.E. Mr. Neville Kanakaratrie Mr. Gabor Carelli Mr. Tibor oerly Mr. Tibor Ger^elv *. S e ere tariatL i s t

Under-Secretaries and /Vsrsistant-Secretaries-General and wives Mr. & Mrs. Brian Urqubart Mr. W. Gibson Parker v OPI officials

Mr. & Mrs. Jean D'Arcy Mr. & Mrs. G.L. Obhrai Mr. & Mrs. V. Pavlichenko Pir. & Mrs. William Povrell Mr. & Mrs. Cesar Ortiz Mr. & Mrs. R. Eriksen Mr. & Mrs. D. Ritchie Mr. & Mrs. M. Hayvard Mr. & Mrs. S. Przylucki Mr. J. Donald Pringle Mr. & Mrs. Ge-rr^e Movshon Mr. ft Mrs. J. liich^ls Mr. Bedrich Grun7.writr Kiss Kay AV. -•:-, t

Mr. Jeffers-v; Miss An'i '

Human RL:-'-;'nhs

Mr. ^.' i-'irs. Marc r>chrri"ber I'r. :-ldvard T.aws^n Mr. ft Mrs. Kamle-E'rivar ua,s Mr. ft Mrs. ''n.lia.n 3ruc<= Mr. ft Mrs, ll!>a", LuJ:.em Miss Maria Gro?.a, C;.fi.irrnan ->f t.]-p Third C.-r.- i.V- •-•• "•:'•;, "milJa 'Parish, Vj.ce -Chairman of t.'ne Third Committee Mrs. ". . Ouvia^'arflana. rXr-ri^rt.eur -if the T'r.iru. Conunii,tee II. H. FrinccsE Ashraf Pahla/i,' Chairman ^f LJ:^ CommisGion on Human Rights H H

00 Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on 7 December 1970

The Secretary-General

General Prem Chand

Dr. Bunche

M. de Seynes

Mr. Nosek

Mr. Urquhart

Sr. Rolz-Bennett

Mr. Lessiovski ::

,K Mr. Kutakov Mr. Warasimhan ::

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Sr. Osorio-Tafall

SG luncheon, Monday, 7 December 1970, 1»15 p.m., 58th floor

The Secretary-General Mr. Narasimhan Dr. Bunche Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Nosek Mr. Kutakov Sr. Osorio-Tafall Major-General Prem Chand Mr. Urquhart Mr. Lessiovski M. de Seynes no Me»-

cc: Don

SG reception; Friday, k December 19TO, 6 to 7 p.m., ?8th floor

List of Participants in the Meeting of the U.S. Pugwash Group at the United Nations on 4 December 19TO

I/ Professor George Bunn I/ Professor Paul Doty I/ Professor Bernard Feld v/ Professor Franklin Long j/ Professor Matthew Meselson ,, -- . **•— „,«„,/Doctor Steven Muller P A. oH^v^-t^^-^^ v ^/ Professor William Polk

Y/ Doctor George Rathjens

(/Professor Roger Revelle

Professor Marshall Shulman / Doctor John Voss Professor Steven Weinberg and Mrs. Weiriberg

•\/ Professor Hannes Alfven, President and Mrs. Alfven

The Secretary-General

Total: j&fe 39 cc: Don MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF PUGWASH - FRIDAY, k DECEMBER 1970

Participants from the U.W. PSCA Room Ho. A. Abdel-Ghani 3361 HONORARY GUESTS l/f ' M' BelousOV 552T 4/Mr. C.V. Narasimhan R. Bjbrnerstedt 3570 Ralph

M. Chacko 353^ . Martin Hill

A. Coroianu 3570 Quy Gresford

A. Corradini 3570 ^^ Sigvard Eklund W. Epstein 3570 D. Hall 32^5 L. Kutakov 3527 E. Kutovoj 3556 R. Neagu 3570 H. Pac 3570 I/' Mr, V. Petrovsky 3527 ty/Mr, N. naUmerav^^) 3570 E. Stanger 3570 J. Stoessinger 35^3 t/Mr. V. Vajnar 3570 L.L. Issaev 2265 Mr. William Powell UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM MEMORANDUM 1NTERIEUR

TO: DATE: 27 November 19TO A: Mr. Lucien Lemieux Associate Officer Office of the Secretary-General REFERENCE: THROUGH: S/C DE:

FROM: Rolf Bjb'rnerstedt DE: Deputy Director Disarmament Affairs Division

SUBJECT: OB JET: List of participants in Meeting of the U.S. Pugwash Group

1. Professor Feld of the U.S. Pugwash Group has sent me the enclosed list of names of participants in the meeting on 4 December. As the individual addresses were not given, I suggest that invitations to the Secretary-General's reception be sent in care of Professor Bernard Feld, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 280 Newton Street, Brookline Station, Boston, Mass. 021^6.

/2. In addition, an invitation should be sent to the / President of Pugwash, Professor Hannes Alfv<§n, 2105 Camino V del Collado, LaHolla, Calif.

3. With regard to PSCA participants to the meeting, I have proposed a list that I hope will shortly be approved by Mr. Kutakov.

Luncheon given "by the Secretary-General on Friday, 4 December 1970

Mr. Naudy Mr. Muller Mr. Bender, junior Mr. Palamarchuk Mr. Turner M. Gherab Mr. Rhodes Mr. Riad Mr. Michelmore Sr. Rolz-Bennett

. Narasinihan Mr. Labouisse

M. de Seynes Dr. Bunche

Mr. Serbanescu H.E. Mr. Pack The Secretary-General Mr. Bannier

Mr. Hoffman H.E. Mr. Sanu

Dr. Kutakov M. Djermakoye

Mr. Stark Mr. Nosek . Correa Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. Hamid Mr. Esfandiary Mr. Vaughan Mr. Hill Mr. Palthey Mr. Saleem

Mr. Mango Mr. Kittani -*• Mr. Korle SG luncheon to bid farewell to Mr. J.P. Bannier, Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions, Friday, U December 1970, 1.15 p.m., library Penthouse )o Members of ACABQ: . J.P. Bannier (Chairman) . A.F. Bender, Jr. . P.L. Correa ' M'S* Esfandiary

l/Mr. A. Waudy - V.K. Palamarchuk ~, Mr. J.I.M. Rhodes . M. Riad , /Mr. S.A. Saleem /Mr. D. Serbanescu \S no M3?»-

The Secretary-General no 6hief-Ade"be (away) . Bunche de Seynes ,/fl. Djermakoye . Gherab . Hamid . Hill xlSir . Hoffman no Bs-t-He© (entering hospital 1 or 2 Dec.) . Kutakov . Laboui s se . Narasimhan . Hosek . Rolz -Bennett - Stark Stavropoulos ^. Tunner C/Mr. Vaughan -of -5th -eeasjmit-feee - - -Mp r -War sfes^ H.E. Mr. Robbert Fack, Permanent Representative of the Netherlands . Michelmore . Korle ec: -Korl e . Kittani^^Mr. Muller W. Palthey H Luncheon given "by the Secretary-General on 5 December 1970

The Secretary-General

Mrs. Sen Mrs. Jha

Mr. Stark : Mr. Narasimhan

H.E. Mr. Jha Mrs. Oyn Myint U

Mrs. Narasimhan Mrs. Stark

H.E. Mr. Sen j SG luncheon, Thursday, 5 December 1970, 1.15 p.m.* 58th floor J

H.E. Mr. C.S. Jha and Mrs. Jha, Room 2753, Ext. 14-892 no HTEi-MrT-SaHiap-SeH-aHeL-MieBT-geH—laelia l/H.E. Mr. Samar Sen and Mrs. Sen - India

The Secretary-General . and Mrs. C.V. Harasimhan i/Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A.S. Stark Mrs. Tjrn Myint U tf"lt^

(D U and Mrs. Thant luncheon to bid farewell to H.E. U Soe Tin and Mrs. Soe Tin, Saturday, 28 November 1970, 1.00 p.m., Riverdale Delegation: E. U Soe Tin and Mrs. Soe Tin and family and Mrs. Thaung Lwin and family and Mrs. Ba Yin i/H.E. U San Maung U Chan Tun and Mrs. Chan Tun Tin Aye j^/Lt. Col. Tha Tun ,jor Maung Maung 'Daw Than Han

United Nations; i/U and Mrs. Shwe Mr a and Mrs. Richard Paw U Mr. and Mrs. Balwant Singh and Mrs. Tin Aung

U and Mrs. Thant a

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CO 18 November 1970

Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on Tuesday, 2k- November 1970

Sr. Rolz-Bennett Dr. Kutakov x x _

Dr. Bunche H.E. Mr. Cremin

H.E. Mr. Sen H.E. Mr. Tsuruoka

H.E. M. Araujo Castro 2 H.E. Mr. Malik

H.E. U Soe Tin The Secretary-General

H.E. Mr. Yost : H.E. Sir Colin Crowe, K.C.M.G.

H.E. Mr. Shahi : . H.E. Mr. Mojsov

H.E. M. Vinci : Mr. Hoffman

oc Mr. Korle M. de la Gorce SG luncheon to "bid farewell to H.E. U Soe Tin, Tuesday, 2k- November 1970, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor _

- ^--'^ •' ••, V. »-..'.. : ''i y; ! V^

,/H.E. U Soe Tin - Burma \J Mr. Charles W. Yost - USA ,/H.E. Mr. Y.A. Malik - USSR vXH.E. Sir Colin Crowe, K.C.M.G. - UK <--'M. Frangois de la Gorce - France (Deputy Representative to SECCO) ^'H.E. Mr. Samar Sen - India ^xH.E. Mr. ^gha Shahi - Pakistan .^ H.E. Mr. Senjin Tsuruoka - Japan ^ H.E. M. Joao Augusto de Araujo Castro - Brazil ,,--H.E. M. Piero Vinci - Italy •.x H.E. Mr. Lazar Mojsov - Yugoslavia . Mr. Cornelius C. Cremin - Ireland

The Secretary-General i/Mr. Korle Mr. Hoffman Mr. Rolz-Bennett Dr. Bunche Mr. Kutakov

cc: Mr. Korle Don 5 0g • ro VN "x

CD 3 fg: Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on Monday, 2? November 1970

Sr. Rolz-Bennett c Mr. Kutakov

H.E. Mr. Szarka c H.E. Dr. Espinosa Valderrama

H.E. Dr. Waldheim ; :: H.E. Mr. Ismail

H.E. M. Condat The Secretary-General

H.E. Mr. Rydbeck H.E. Dr. Ortiz de Rozas

H.E. Dr. de Souza :: H.E. Mr. Tseghe

Dr. Bunche M. Djermakoye

Mr. Korle SG luncheon to greet new Permanent Representatives, Monday, 25 November 1970* 1.15 p.m.-, 58th floor _ no B^r^r44j**el-Actemia-San?b^^ (away) v/'E.E. Mr. Abdul Malek Ismail - So. Yemen . Mr. Karoly Szarka - Hungary . Mr. Olof Rydbeck - Sweden

l//H.E. Mr. Yohannes Tseghe - Ethiopia l/H.E. Dr. Augusto Espinosa Valderrama - Colombia •y/ H.E. M. Georges Hahamane Condat - Niger j/H.E. Dr. Wilfrid de Souza - Dahomey L/H.E. Dr. Kurt Waldheim - Austria y^H.E. Dr. Carlos Ortiz de Rozas - Argentina no j/ -B»EU- Jfaw- S^i&ea- K-- SiMvott- — -Fi^i H-rS-»-Bp-r-Fe3?Ha3ai.e-A)Hiaffla-S±e --- BemiHieaH-Segiiblie (away)

The Secretary-General ,v/Mr. Korle y/iir. Bunche j/Mr. Kutakov c/Mr. Rolz-Bennett l/M. Djermakoye

cc: Mr. Korle Don lii i?& if •^ liu if IP1 0-to MH*"S

>*«* V)d{ SECRETARIAT

Mr. C.V, Warasimhan Mr, William C. Powell Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett Mr. Ramses Nassif Dr. Ralph Bunche Mr. Cesar Ortiz-Tinoco Mr. G.A. Stavropoulos Mr. Allen Chang Mr. Agha-Abdiil Hamid U Tin Aung Mr. Leonid N. Kutakov Mr. Keith Beavan Mr. Philippe de Seynes Mrs, Marcia Cooper Pinchas Mr. Jiri Nosek Mr. Vincent Donohue Mr, David Vaughan Mr. Rudolph Skeete Mr. Martin W. Hill Mr. Kenneth Kelly Mr. Victor M. Lessiovski Mrs. Josephine Blacklock Mr, Ismat T. Kittani Mrs. Ghislaine Mailloux Mr. Sinan A. Korle Miss Thamar Tchenkeli Mr. Brian Urquhart Mr. Raymon Chen Lt, Col. Lauri Koho Mr. Arthur Adams Mr. Bruce Turner Mr. Ben Dorkenoo Mr. Andrew Stark Mr. George Movshon Mr. Mohamed H, Gherab Mr. Raphael Klein Mr, I.S. Djermakoye Mr. Jorgen Grinde Mr. Reinholdt Eriksen Mr. Abdel S. Dajani Mr. Stephen Przylucki Mr, B. Grunzweig Mr. Norman Ho Mr. W. Gibson Parker Mr. Jean d'Arcy Miss Mary Settle Mr. D. Ritchie Mr. Venerando Villapando Mr. Roger Bayldon Mr, Lucien Lemieux Mr. M. Hayward Mrs. Estella Mira Mr. J. Nichols Mr. Jorge Manchego Mr. David ExLey Mr. A.J. Friedgut Mr. Earl Cahail Mr. Reginald Bruce Mr. Niels Jensen Mr. Ivan Khmil Mr. Goverdham Obhrai Mr. Robert Kenney Mr. Vladimir Pavlichenko Mr, Clayton Timbrell Mr, Maurice Liu Colonel H. Trimble Mr, Esmond Van Name Mr, Virgil De Angelis ARGENTINA

ARGENTINOS LJETUVIU BALSAS Narkeliunaite, Salomeja I/ 200 Highland Blvd., Brooklyn, N.Y. EL DIARIO ISRAEUTA Sztejnwaks, Pinhus B. 525 West End Ave., N.Y.C, GENIE MAGAZINE Gorin, Abraham 57-10 Junction Blvd., N.Y. LA NACION Ferrari, Santiago 50 Rockefeller Plaza, H.Y.C, LA PRENSA ISRAELITA Baker, Simeon ,1071 East l?th St., Brooklyn, N.Y. TELAM Fercsey, Juan 62-60 99th St., Sego Park, N.Y.

. AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPERS SERVICE • Broom, Ral^i E. 1501 Broadway, Suite 403, N,Y.C, PERTH INDEPENDENT .* Ramsay, James 2 Tudor City Place, N.Y.C. SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Adams; Maurice 1501 Broadway, H.Y.C. Armati, Leo F.

AUSTRIA

CORRESPONDENCE DIPLOMATIQUE Rammel, Helen V • 2g:East 95th St., N.Y.C. ^tS*M°*a DIE FI3RCHE Von Hofmannsthal,\Maril ^ 45 Button Place SoufKTN^Y.C.

BELGIUM

NIEUWS EN REKLAAMBLAD de Pauw, Nestor P. 502 West 41st St., N.Y.C - 2 -

BRAZIL

DIARIO DE NQTICIAS Wiznitzer, Louis L. ^ 116 East 73rd St#, N.Y.C. 0 CRUZEIRO Missing, Hans 140 Riverside Drive, N.Y.C.

BULGARIA

BULGARIAN NEWS AGENCY Rffi. C-314 Todorehev, George H. UN

CANADA

CANADIAN PRESS Em. 488 Scott, Stephen D.D. UN NEPRIKLAUSOMA LIETUVA Varnas, Anthony J, 30-11 Parsons Blvd., Flushing, N.Y. SOUTHAM'NEWS SERVICES Rm. 47S Kidd, Paul OFiCANADA UN TORONTO DAILY 'STAR Garvey, Bruce City Squire Inn, N.Y.C. TOHONTO TEOIGRAK Einfrank, Aaron 32 Beekman Place, N.Y.

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CHILE

EL DIARIO ILLUSTRADO Carvallo-Silva, Alfredo Hotel Blackstone 50 East 58th St.*, N.Y.C.

CHim

CENTRAL DAILY NEWS Tai, Jason C.S. 48-45 208th St., Bayside, N.Y. CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY Bin. C-319 Lee, Wan Lai / OF CHINA , UN Lin, Chen-Chi ** *Tang, Teh Chen CHINA TIMES Chow, Jack 84-20 85th Drive Woodhaven, N.Y. TAIWAN DAILY NEWS Wang, Rwei 103 Mott St., N.Y.C.

CUBA

PHENSA LATINA Rm. 36? Villacorta, Alfonso UN

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

CZECHOSLOVAK NEWS ACENCY ' Rm. C-3n Hajsky, Richaixl UN Sar, Pavel

DENMARK

BEBLINGSKE TIDENEE' Albrectsen, Bent 1130 National Press Blxig., Washington B.C. JYLLANDS-POSTEN

POLITIKGN Nielson, J. Anker 1523 L St., N.W. Washington D.C. -4 -

EAST GERMANY

ALLGEMEINE DEUTSCHER Rm. 482 Meyer, Wolfgang I// NACHRiCHIENDIENST Wurdak,-Wilhelm .-/ (German General News Service)

EL SALVADOR

EL DIARIO DE HOI Majorca-Rivas, Rodolfo 5 Beekman St., N.Y.C.

FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

DER KURIER Frey, Andrew 4554 41st St. , Sunnyside, N.Y. DER SPIEGEL Baehrach, Kurt 115 Payson Ave., N.Y.C. DEUTSCHE 'PRESSE! AGENTUR Rm. 352 Fischer; Peter W. (DPA) UN Menning, Gerhard H. DIE WAHRHEIT Morgan, Wallace 370 Riverside Drive, N.Y.C, ERANKFURffiR ALLGEMEINE Lietzmann, Sabina ZEIUJNG 18 West 9th St., N.Y.C. FRANKFURTER RUNDSCHAU Rm. 491 Pol, Heinz UN GENERALANTEIGEK Haas, Armin K. 938 National Press Bldg., N.W. Washington D.C. GERMAN FOREIGN TRADE NEWS lillmann, Werner K. 102-30 66th St., Forest Hills, N.Y. HANDELSBLATT Pachter, Henry M. 310 West 106th St., N.Y.C. NEUE RUHR ZEITUKG Rm. 459 Leichter, Otto UN SPRINGER FOREIGN NEWS Bauer, Gitta M. 50 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y.C. STERN MAGAZINE Siemon-Netto, Uwe 1049 Park Ave., N.Y.C. - 5 -

FRANCE

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GREECE

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HUNGARY

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INDIA

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INDONESIA

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ITALY

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IURI SHIHBUN Hirata, Al^taka Ogane, Tats

KOREA

CHON MAN ILBO Bok, Chun Suk 40-50 38th St., Long Island City, N.Y. MODERN ECONOMY NEWS Kong, Chang Ho 5 West 63rd St., N.Y.C,

LEBANON

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EL NAYAR de Coizart, Andre 300 East 57th St., N.Y.C. EL TIEMPO Cruz, Fernando F. 17 East 55th St., N.Y.C. - 9 -

NETHERLANDS

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NORWAY

AFTENPOSTEN Rm. 310 Christiansen, Per .A. |/> VN Hvistendahl, Else

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PAKISTAN

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PANAMA

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PERU

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ROMANIA

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SENEGAL

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SINGAPORE!

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SOUTH AFRICA

ARGUS NEWSPAPERS Rm. 451 L'Ange, Gerald UN *Syer, William

SPAIN

EKE NEWS AGENCY Rm. C-320 Velasco, Manuel UN INFORMACIONES Castillo-Puche, Jose L. L (PRENSA CASTELLANA) 340 East 74th St., N.Y.C. LA VANGUAROIA Zuniga, Angel Mayflower, Hotel, N.Y.C. PRENSA Y RADIO ESPANOLAS Rm. 360-A *Bueno, Guy UN PUEBLO Rm. 301 Carrascal-Rodriguez, Jose.M. UN YA Rm. C-320 Valverde-Ruiz, Gustavo UN - n -

SWEDEN

THE BONNIER MAGAZINE GROUP Benkow, Bjorn L. 45 West 81st St.^, N.Y.C. DAGENS NYHETER Rm. 478 Ahman, Sven ^/ UN 1 GOTEBORG HANDELS Leistikow, Gunnar H. 18 East 94th St., N.Y.c.

SVENSKA DAGBLADET Em. 310 Forslind, Per A. ^/ UN

SWITZERLAND

DIE TAT Rm. 306 Wronkow, George W. UN MACCABI Wolff, Margo 102 West ?2nd St., N.Y.C. NATIONAL ZEITUNG Daniel, Anita 233 East 50th St., N.Y.C. NEUE ZUERGHER ZEITUNG Rm. 368 Hafter, Rudolph P. UN • SCHWEIZER HANDELSZEITUN3- Von Hofmannsthal, Emilio 45 Button Place South,-N.Y. TRINIDAD & TOBAGO TRINIDAD EXPRESS NEWSPAPERS Doyle-Marshall, William 40 Downing St., Brooklyn, N.Y,

TURKEY

HURRIYEJ Rm. 371 Uluc, Dogan ***ma**r UN TERCUMAN DAILY Rm. 371 Berkand, Tarik UN TURKISH NEWS AGENCY Rm. 301 Demokan, Feridun ts' UN TURKISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY Dobra, Alisan 50 Forest Circle New Rochelle, N.Y. - 12 -

TURKEY (Coat.)

THE WEEK Erk, A. Cemil V 180 Central Park South, N.Y.C, VATAN Lynch, Ismet S. 109 Quaker Ridge Rd. Manhasset, N.I.

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

ECONOMIC GAZETTE Beliaev, Anatoli A. 150 West Endive., N.Y.C, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Rm. C-312 \ Sanakoeyf Chalva UN IZVESTIA shin, Boris Melor LITERARY GAZETTE' Pru%ov. Oleg

MOSCOW NEWS Laourlntchioukas, Albertas 150 We% End Ave., N.Y.C. NOVQE VREMY Rm. C-312 Naumov, %ivel N NOVOSTI PRE , C-312 Borovik. G^nrikh A Gerasimov, PRA Kolesnichenk%. Thomas Nekrasov, V

Rm. C-312 ; Oleg.f. ikakov, Edwar%G. , Alexander Y, Egl^ov, Yevgeny S| Fre%n, Harry * Pakhb%v, Nikolai \ *Pivova%r, Oleg Van WiclMn, Frederick Voronin, mexey Zhigulev, %exander I. Ziborov, Gerinady

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Al AHRAK Rm. 301 [eshishian, Levon UN' -13 -

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DAR AL HILAL. Alsheikh, Fathi ^ 230 East 44th St,., N.Y.C,

UNITED KINGDOM

BRITISH WEEKLY . - Joyce, James Avery 161 Lexington Ave., N.Y.C. CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION Brazier, Peter T. LONDON DAILY EXPRESS Key, Ivor J. 220 East 42nd St., N.Y.C. LONDON DAILY MAIL Burch, Stanley Is 50 Rockefeller Pla§a, N.Y.C. LONDON DAILY MIRROR Kitchen, Brian 220 West 41st St., N.Y.C. Keogh, Malcolm A. LONDON EVENING STANDARD Campbell, Jean L. Hampton Cottage Southhampton, N.Y.

LONDON .JEWISH CHRONICLE Rm. 306 Yaffe, Richard UN LONDON SUN Sampson, John 230 West 41st St., N.Y.C. THE LONDON TIMES Rm. 478 Leapman, Michael H. UN Knipe, Michael < LONDON TRIBUNE Bennett, Roy 529 East 85th St., N.Y.C, THE OBSERVER Egginton, Joyce 97 Puritan Ave., Forest Hills, N.Y. -L4 -

UNITED KINGDOM (Cont.)

REUTERS LTD. Rm. C-316 V Giuliani, Francois J. V- UN ^LittleJohns, G. Michael V ^Riding, Alan [/

THE SPECTATOR Fischer-Williams, Barbara H. 320 East 52nd St., N.Y.C. THE SUNDAY"-TIMES Irons, Evelyn i/ 229 West 43rd St., N.Y.C. WOMEN SPEAKING Artus, Marjorie 45 Tudor City Place, N.Y.C.

UNITED STATES

AFRICAN & MIDDLE EAST ECONOMIST Ahad, Farid 35 East 35th St., N.Y.C. AFRO-AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS Rm. 486 Berry, Winston £/ UN AMERICAN DIALOGUE North, Joseph 32 Union Square. N.Y.C. AMERICAN EXAMINER Cohen, I/ouis D. 3 East 40th St.; NrT.C* AMERICAN HERITAGE PUBLISHING CO. Greenebaum, Richard W. 437 East 84th St., N.Y.C. AMERICAN HUNGARIAN LIFE Weber, Tibor (PEOPLE'S VOICE) 3 Mitchell Place, N.Y.C. AMERICAN LITERARY AGENCY Maurin, Joaquin 11 Riverside Drive, N.Y.C. AMERICAN NEWS SERVICE Foster, Mary M. 242 East 19th St., N.Y.C. ASSOCIATED NEGRO PRESS Rm. 375 Cartwright, Marguerite UN •'ij IS ASSOCIATED PRESS Rm. 452 Besser, Milton UN Christian, Shirley A. Collett, Alec L. *Harrelson, Max Hoge, Thomas A. Oatis, William N. tr. -.is .:.:• ..u'•

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ATLANTIC MONTHLY Stevens, Georgiana 122 East 66th St., N.Y.C. /^~ BAY CITI TIMES tfennison, Florence George Washington Hotel 23 Lexington Ave., N.Y.C. BOSTON GLOBE i. 344-A Jhabvala, Darius UN BUSINESS ABROAD Margold, Stella 765 Amsterdam Ave., N.Y.C. BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL Shepherd, Michael L. 309 West 106th St., N.Y.C. CHICAGO DAILY NEWS Rm. 448 Flynn, Betty UN CHICAGO TRIBUNE Rm. 358 (*Wlton, William J. UN ^ CHRIS HAN SCIENCE MONITOR Rm. 448 * Johansson, Bertram B.

GLARIDAD Gonzalez-Gonzalez, J.A. Is P.O. Box 274, N.Y.C. COPLEY NEWS SERVICE Pearson, Ruth 258 Riverside Drive, N.Y.C.

CURRENT THOUGHT ON PEACE AND WAR Leonard, Leonard 310 East 44th St., N.Y.C. DAILY WORLD Pittman, John 800 Concourse .Village West Bronx, N.Y. DAILY DRAUGAS Labanauskas, Ona 200 Highland Blvd., Brooklyn, N.Y. r

DENNI HLASATEL Papanek, Jan Broadway, N.Y.C. Howard, Bushrod Dowd Shipping, Battery Place, N. - 16 -

UNITED STA1ES (Cpnt.)

EL TIEMPO Barnes, Jack 116 West 14th St., N.Y.C. THE ELKS MAGAZINE; Shaw, Bruno £10 West ?8th St., N.Y.C. -T. /- FAIRCHILD NEWS SERVICE .Rm. 301 Carson, Saul is UN FANOS-FANOS • Tselos, Maria 610 Eighth Ave., N.Y.C. FAWCETT PUBLICATIONS - Barreaux, Theodore C. 6? West 44th St., N.Y.C. FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE Wierzbianski, Boleslaw 410 Park Ave., N.Y.C. FRANCE-AMERIQUE • • • Gesmar, Renee 1111 Lexington Ave., N.Y.C0 GREENWICH TIME Rm. 301 Gray, Kay Rainey UN GROT.TRR BIG. Joquel, Arthur 1100 Clove Rd., Staten Island, N.Y.

HEARST NEWSPAPERS Keane, Gerard M. 3'ohn 45 Fairview Ave., N.Y.C. INDEPENDENT OBSERVOR • • McVitty, Marion H. 41 West 10th St., N.Y.C.

INTERNATIONAL FEATURE Rm. 301 Halasai, Louis is SERVICE UN

INTERNATIONAL REVIEW Rm. 301 Uezerik, Avrahm G. SERVICE UN JEWISH CHRONICLE Silverberg, Nathan 40 Grand Ave., Englewood, New Jersey

JEWISH DAILY FORWARD Rm. 301 Ben-Israel, Shelomo *• UN Matis, David */ JEWISH FORUM Haddock, Charles 330 East 80th St., N.Y.C. JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY Zuchoff, Murray 660 Fi?et Ave., N.Y.C. .",' ',••'. \...,M;^UV..::^.^..;i',4i;!,&^ ,:. -LL_:. • . .,

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JOURNAL OF COMMERCE Cloyes, Corrie 99 Wall St., N.Y.C.

KANSAS CITI STAR Bm. 371 Kaye, Joseph UN KEYSTONE PRESS AGENCY Bernay, Beryl 170 Fifth Ave., N.Y.C. KNIGHT NEWSPAPERS, INC. McCartney, James H. Beaux Arts Hotel 410 East 44th St., N.Y.C. LATVIJA AMERIKA Vallens, Dagmare // 2789 Schurz Ave., Bronx, N.Y. LIBERATOR Watts, Daniel H. 244 East 46th St., N.Y.C. THE LONG ISLAND ENTERTAINER Aronin, Bertha */ 101 Park Ave., N.Y.C. LOOK MAGAZINE Dunbar, Ernest 433 Madison Ave., N.Y.C. Moskin, J. Robert

LOS ANGELES TJMES Rm. 368 Dougherty, Richard UN Goldman, John J. MCGRAW-HILL PUBLISHING CO. Rm. 459 Gomolak, Lou S. UN #Shinn, John MEDICAL WORLD NEWS Magil, Bernard 130 Riverside Drive, N.Y.C. METROPOLITAN STAR Savelson, Erwin 315 Lexington Ave., N.Y.C. METROPOLITAN VOICE Kins, Gloria S. 131 East 66th St., N.Y.C. MIAMI HERALD Goodfellow, Mary E. 127 East 64th St., N.Y.C. MIDEAST REPORT, Mizrahi, David 452 Fifth Ave., N.Y.C. MIDDLE EAST & AFRICAN ECONOMIST Michaelis, Alfred 66-19 Alderton St., Forest Hills, N.Y - 18 -

UNITED STATES (Cont.)

MORNING FREIHEIT Haber, Samuel ^ 1575 Grand Concpurse, Bronx, N.Y. THE NATION Eder, Linda 1133 Fifth Ave., N.Y.C.

NATIONAL CATHOLIC NEWS SERVICE Mclaughlin, Kathleen -• 323 East 47th St., N.Y.C. . Zizzamia, Alba I.

NEWARK NEWS Rm. C-321 Wiener, Max UN NEWS PORTRAITS SYNDICATE Tiajcliff, Yaroslav L. P.O. Box 564, Hackensack, N.J. NEWSWEEK Rm. 301 *Carroll, Raymond J. UN Gerry, Valerie McAllister, John T. NEW YORK AMSTERDAM NEWS Anekwe, Simon L. 2340 Eighth Ave., N.Y.C. NEW YORK & BROOKLYN DAILY Klass, Blossom 144 £ast 23rd St., Brooklyn, N.Y. NEW, YORK DAILY' NEWS Rm. 370 *Clapso,G£rard UN El Korashi, Issa King, Martin J. NEW YORKER Boutwell, Jane P. 141 West 16th St., N.Y.C. NEW YORK POST Rm. 306 Berlin, 'Michael J. UN NEW YORK REVIEW • Silvers, Robert B. 250 West 57th St., N.Y.C. NEW YORK TIMES Rm. 453 \f Brewer, Sam Pope UN Malcolm, Andrew H. Nieves, Ronald P. Samuel, Gertrude ^"Shea, Catherine L. \r *Tanner, Henry lr Teltsch, Kathleen NOWY SWIAT Truchan, Barbara 317 East 178th St., N.Y.C. - 19 -:

UNITED STATES (Cont.)

PALM BEACH POST-TIMES Selz, Lucille E. 55 East 75th St., N.Y.C. PERSPECTIVE Lilienthal, Alfred M. 147 West 55th St., N.Y.C. THE PHILADELPHIA. BULLETIN Grimes, Paul M. 30th & Market Street Philadelphia, Pa. THE PILOT Boyd, James i/ 30 Sutton Place, N.Y.C. POST EAGLE Adams, Theodore Jan P.O. Box 1132 Passaic, New Jersey POST NEWSPAPERS Dysart, Margaret The Dorchester 415 Glaremont Ave., Montclair, New Jersey PUBLISHERS-HALL SYMDICAOE Kraft, Joseph 30 East 42nd St., N.Y.C. Riesel, Victor REVISTA LATINO AMERICANA Romero, Carlos H, 80-15 41st Ave., Elmhurst, N.Y. RUSSKY GOLOS Domahevsky, Olga 510 West 123rd St., N.Y.C. SAN FRANCISCO SUN REPORTER Johnson, Alfred N. 206 West 138th St., N.Y.C. SATURDAY REVIEW Cousins, Norman 380 Madison Ave., N.Y.C. SHIPPING WEEK Kenton, John E. IS East 48th St., N.Y. SVOBODA Rzepecky, Boris 309 East 5th St., N.Y.C. TIME-LIFE Rm, 301 Greenway, Hugh Davids S. UN .

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TRANSRADIO NEWS AGENCY Rm. 312 Gabriel, Alexander }/" UN Lorenz, Selma G.4 ,./ UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Rm. C-317 Alius, John UN Dillon, Don Figueroa, Marco J. Keller, Samuel McCarthy, Francis , Alberto , Bruce Newsom, Philip Pfaeffle, Walter Rodriguez, Jose Rbjas-Vela, Enrique Sorge, Richard M. Thomason, Alan Tremaine, Frank , Ivan UNITED STATES INFORMATION Rm. C-310 AGENCY UN <^StrjLck£r7"wmiain US NEWS AND WORLD REPORT Nixon, Glen 45 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y.C. VISTA Bijur, Marion / 833 UN Plaza, N.Y.C. *Farnsworth, Albert H. Massey, Ruth A.

WAB-PEACE REPORT Hudson, Richard t' 218 East 18th St., N.Y.

WASHINGTON POST Rm. C-320 Estabrook, Robert Ji. UN WEBSTER GROVES ADVERTISER Miller, Beatrice E. 183 High Clear Drive, Stamford, Connecticut

WORLD IN FOCUS Rm. 360 Frye, William R. UN Eades, Robert H. WORLDMARK PRESS LTD. Sachs, Moshe Y. 242 East 50th St., N.Y.Ck WORLD OUTLOOK MAGAZINE Lee, Amy 777 UN Plaza, N.Y. - 21 -

UNITED STATES (Cont.)<

WORLD PETROLEUM Heller, Charles A. 49 East $7th St», N.Y. WORLD UNION PRESS Em. 373 Horowitz^ David i/ UN WORLDWIDE INFORMATION Coe, Charles SERVICES, INC. 660 First Aye., N.Y. WORLDWIDE MEDICAL NEKS SERVICES Minai, Naila 200 East 77th St., N.Y.C. W/W NORTON PUBLISHING CO. Edwin, Ed 10 Bank St., N.Y.C.

URUGUAY

MARCHA 'Muller, Mauricio 321 East 45th St., N.Y.C.

YUGOSLAVIA

DELO Pasternjak, Aleksander / Paramount Hotel 235 West 46th St., N.Y.C. OSLOBODJENJE Rm. 301 Mehinagic, Rizo I/ UN POLITIKA Rm. 489 Bogojevik, Rodoljub S. UN VJESNIK Rm. 480 Kristl, Zvonimir UN LISf ©F If MW S. (fiSS)

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KYODO NEWS SERVICE Michiomi Suwabe Ichiro Saita Hiroshi Fujita

ASAHI SHIMBUN Risuke Hayashi Toyo Tanaka

JIJI PRESS Chuuichi Yone Kuniji Oguro Masahiro Morita

MAINICHI SHIMBUN Isao Hirano Hajime Seki

NIHON KEIZAI Hisao Yoshimura

SANKEI SHIMBUN Sho Onodera Takaya Watabiki

TOKYO SHIMBUN Shinsuke Yoshimura

YOMIURI SHIMBUN Tatsuji Ogane Akitaka Hirata

FUJI TELECASTING CO. Motoyuki Ariizumi

NHK Kazuto Yoshida Michio Futami Yoshio Kato

NIPPON TELEVISION NETWORK Masahiko Imai

TOKYO HOSO Hideo Masuko UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES

NEW YORK 26 October

REFERENCE: Proposed list of photographers to "be invited to the annual press-party.

Yutaka Nagata,United nations, Room '955 Teddy Chen,United Nations, Room 955.' Max Machol,United Nations,Room CB 28. Martin Lederhandler,Associated Press,5° Rockefeller Plaza,New York Ioo2o John Lent, " " " " " " " " John Rooney, " " » " " " " " David Davis,United Press Int3rnational,22o East 42'nd street,New York lool? Joel Landau, " " " " " " " " " " Jerry Soloway, " " " " " " " " " " Mel Finkelstein,New York Daily News,22o East 42'nd street,New York lool? Harold Matthewson," " " " " » " " " " " Carl Gossett,The New York Times,229 West 43'rd street,New York Ioo36 Edward Ikusner, " " " " " " " " " " William Sauro, " " " " " " " " " " Gerald Engel,llew York Post,21o South strset,New York Iooo2.

This list has been -compiled on the basis of continous coverage of IM activities during 197o.

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H.E. Mr. Jarring The Secretary-General

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Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan

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Luncheon given "by the Secretary-General on 12 November 1970

Mr. Hill

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H.E. Mr. Jarring : Hie Secretary-General

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• Bear Mr* Hornby, $hank you for your very feind latter of 13 Koveiaber. For ay part too, I swash appreciated tfee opportunity to inset vltb yens, aaa the otMr oeabers of the Brlttsh Parlia- astttaiy Delegation* 1 very jnucb hope that we say have the opportunity to meet again. Meanwhile, I am most grateful to you for your kind sentiments and gqod vislies* Yours sincerely,

UThant

Mr. Biehardf. Hornby, M.P. . c/o U.K. Mission to the Halted Nations 8^-5 TOilrd Avenue Hew York, S*Y« 10022 cc: Mr. larasimhan Mr. Lemietix U.K. Mission to the United Nations, 845 Third Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022. 13 November, 1970

I want to write and thank you on behalf of myself and the British Parliamentary Delegation who have been visiting the UN during the past 2 weeks, for all your kindness in sparing time to talk to us so freely, and also for your hospitality of lunch. It has been a great privilege and of real value to us all to have this opportunity to study the work of the UN. We have learnt a great deal during our stay and have seen much to impress us. Very many people, including busy members of your Secretariat, have been most generous with their time and have contributed greatly to the enjoyment of our stay here.

Thank you also for your kindness in presenting each of us with a signed copy of the book of your speeches. It is something which I shall enjoy reading and keeping.

With all good wishes to you in your important work.

. «*•*• H.E. U Thant,

I/HH.E. Sir Colin Crowe, K.C.M.G., Permanent Representative

The Secretary-General

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Mr. Hill H.E. Mr. Warner, C.M.G.

Mr. Foley, M.P. i Mr. Hornby, M.P.

Sr. Rolz-Bennett . Lord St. Oswald, M.C., D.L.

H.E. Sir Colin Crowe, The Secretary-General K.C.M.G.

Dr. Bunche :: Mr. Hamilton, M.P.

|. Mather, M.C., M.P. x Mr. Hooson, Q.C., M.P.

Mr. Stark Dr. Owen, M.P.

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.Ambassador, . . Thank you for your felsd letter of 28 October 1970. I mi glad to ae**«pt you** suggestions in regard to the guest list for the- luneli oa 3.0 November for the United Kingdom Parliamentary Group, and also to set aside some time for preliminary dise-usslon with them before lunefc. I am lodging forward to receiving tfeem and yotarself at this lunch. Meanwhile, t remainj vith kindest regards,

sincerely,

If Thant

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cc: Mr. C.V. Narasimhan Mr. L. Lemieux UNITED KINGDOM MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS 845 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK.N.Y. 10022

28 October, 1970

dear Secretary-General, I understand from my -staff that you have kindly invited the United Kingdom Parliamentary Group, some details of which I enclose, to lunch with you on Monday, 10 November, following on a discussion which they will have with you at 12.45 p.m. that day. This is an event to which our Parliamentarians look forward each year, not only to meeting senior members of your staff at the lunch, but also to the preliminary discussion with yourself when they have an opportunity to listen to your own views, and question you on United Nations matters of special interest to them. In the past you have also been kind enough to invite to-this lunch the two Members of Parliament who are the United Kingdom Delegates in the Third and Fourth Committees and I take the liberty of including their names in the attachments should you again wish to follow your previous practice. They would, I know, greatly welcome such an opportunity to meet with you. Yours sincerely,

(0. T. Orowa)——r-

His Excellency U Thant, Secretary-General, United Nations, NEW YORK. '*••

UNITED KINGDOM MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS 845 THIRD AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y.

Visit of a United Kingdom Parliamentary Group

No. 76

An all-party Parliamentary group will be visiting the XXVth General Assembly of the United Nations, arriving on 3 November and departing on 17 November. The group consists of:-

Mr. Richard Hornby Leader of the Parliamentary Group (Conservative, Tonbridge)

Mr. Maurice Foley (Labour, West Bromwich)

Mr. Emlyn Hooson, Q.C, (Liberal, Montgomeryshire)

Mr. Carol Mather, M.C, (Conservative, Esher)

Dr. David Owen (Labour, Sutton)

The terms of reference of the group are:- (1) To provide the members of the group with an opportunity of obtaining first-hand impressions of the work of the United Nations. (2) To demonstrate British Parliamentary support for the United Nations, and to emphasise through the all-party nature of the group that the Organisation has the support of the whole country. (3) To make contact with other delegations to the United Nations. ************

27 October. 1970 Mr. Richard Phipps HORNBY. M.P. Leader of visiting Parliamentary Group. Conservative M.P. for Tonbridge Division of Kent since 1956. Born June 1922. Educated: Winchester College and Trinity- College, Oxford (Scholar) M.A. 1948. Served in Kings Royal Rifle Corps 1941-45. History master Eton College 1948-50. Various industrial appointments from 1951-63. Member BBC Advisory Council since 1969. Contested, as a Conservative candidate, West Walthamstow 1955 (general election) and 1956 ("by-election). Parliamentary Private Secretary to Rt. Hon. Duncan Sandys, M.P., from 1959- 63. Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Commonwealth Relations Office and Colonial Office 1963-October 1964.

Mr. Maurice Anthony FOLEY, M.P. Labour M.P. for West Bromwich since July 1963. Born October 1925. Educated: St. MaryTs College, Middlesborough. Formerly electrical fitter, youth organiser, social worker. Member Electricians Trade Union 1941-46; Transport and General Workers1 Union since 1948. Joint Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs 1964-66; Parliamentary Under-Secretary, Home Office 1966-67; Royal Navy 1967-68; Foreign and Commonwealth Office 1968-June 1970.

Mr. (Hugh) Emlyn HOOSON. Q.G., M.P. Liberal M.P. for Montgomeryshire since 1962. Born March 1925. Educated: Denbigh Grammar School; University College of Wales; Gray's Inn. Called to Bar 1949, Wales and Chester Circuit. Bencher Gray's Inn 1968; Member, Bar Council 1965. Deputy Chairman, Flint Quarter Sessions since I960; Chairman, Merioneth Quarter Sessions since 1962.

Mr. Carol MATHER. M.C.. M.P. Conservative M.P. for Esher since June 1970. Born 1919. Educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. A member of Lloyds, he served in the Welsh Guards from 1940-62. Liaison officer to Field Marshal Montgomery during World War II. 1962-1970 worked in Conservative Research Department.

/Dr. David Anthony Llewellyn OWEN, M.P. Dr. David Anthony Llewellyn OWEN. M.P. Labour M.P. for the Sutton Division of Plymouth, since 1966. Born Plympton, South Devon 1938. Educated: Bradfield College, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge and St. Thomas* Hospital. B.A., M.B., B.Chir. and M.A. Held various medical appointments at St. Thomas1 Hospital from 1962-66. Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. Governor of Charing Cross Hospital 1967. 1964 Contested Torrington as Labour Candidate. 1967 Parliamentary Private Secretary to Minister of Defence (Administration); 1968-June 1970 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence for the Royal Navy. St^.___ United Kingdom Delegate to the Third Committee Born 1916. Educated: Stowe College and Universities of Bonn and Freiburg. Reuters correspondent for Spain 1935. Daily Telegraph correspondent and war correspondent in Spain 1936. Correspondent in Middle East and Balkans 1938-39. Served in HM Forces (8th Kings Royal Hussars) 1939-1945. Served in Korea (8th Kings Royal Irish Hussars) 1950-51. A Lord-in-Waiting to the Queen 1959-62. Joint Parliamentary Under- secretary Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food 1962-64.

Mi£hael__Auhrey__Hamilton Conservative M.P. for Salisbury since 1965 United Kingdom Delegate to the Fourth Committee Born 1918. Educated: Radley College and Oxford University. Served with Coldstream Guards 1939-45. Conservative MP for Wellingborough Division of Northants 1959-64; Assistant Government Whip 1961-62; A Lord Commissioner of the Treasury 1962-64. Director of Army & Navy Stores, Ltd., and Royal Exchange Assurance.

SG reception to meet the members of the UMDP Advisory Panel on Programme Policy, Thursday, 5 November 1970? 6 to 7 p.m., 38th floor

Chairman and Members of Advisory Panel (these have been invited by letter of 12 October 1970 - up to 15 may be expected)

Administrator, Deputy Administrator and Senior officers of UKDP Paul G. Hoffman C.V. Narasimhan Myer Cohen R. Coomaraswamy no v/M3F-.-Pa«l-Ma3?e-Heiasy Georges Dumontet A. Vaidyanathan S. Makiedo John Olver

IJnited Nations (general) (XM. Philippe de Seynes S.O. Adebo Constantin A. Stavropoulos Ralph J. Bunche i/4lr. Jose Rolz -Bennett j/Mr- Andrew A.S. Stark ^XMr. Bruce R. Turner no . W. Martin Hill . L.N. Kutakov I.S. Djermakoye . Agha Abdul Hamid . Jiri Nosek - David B. Vaughan no y ysecv -ft-Mv -Heodereocr -(TEK^AUM* ) ( Room 1853 )

United Nations (ESA inc. OTC) J.L. Mosak J.A. Mussard ^ _ R. Ahmed no 1/ffrv--Viutcnrifcro (away) no u/Mi-ee- -tPuM-Qr -Ifeoder-son- . Bahgat A. El Tawil . Stig Andersen Jacques Rapoport . William Goodkind no ^ x Chi-Yuen Wu •. Patrick Loftus -. Paul Faber (continued) Total: 72 SG reception 5 November 1970 - 2 -

United Nations (ESA incl. OTC - continued) i/Mr. Joseph Barnea j/ijr. Kurt Jans son ^/Mr. Milos Macura t/Mr. Robert Crooks W. Gibson-Parker

UMICEF Henry R. Labouisse no Xx/i43?-.-i!arie-J-.Rt-Ieywffipd i/tflr. Charles A. Egger no l/Mr-.-S?arIek- Singh

UHCTAD Sidney_ Dell ^

AGEHCY IJAISON OFFICERS Mr. Donald Woodward '\XJBRD Mr. Federico Console Mr. Gordon Williams Mr. Alfonso de Silva Dr. Roldolphe Coigney Mr. Christer M. von Stedingk

UWDP Staff for Advisory Panel i/Mr. Robin Miller David E. Feldman Jacqueline M. Yarrow

UHIDO Mr. Aron J. Aizenstat

The Secretary-General Carlos Quintana Winspeare ,/ftmb. Jarring (/Mr. Michelmore Perez Guerrero Gardiner Stanovnik ,,/Dr. Prebisch no ,/^P3?iHee-i>ad]?Hd6liH-Aga-KkaH cc: George 11 September 1970

Note to:

Mr. Paul G. Hoffman Mr. David Morse

The Secretary-General has agreed to offer a reception between 6:00 - 7:00 on the evening of Thursday, 5 November in his suite on the 38th floor in honour of the meeting of the Policy Panel Group.

C.V. Narasimhan

cc: Mrs. Mira Secretary-General's Reception for UNDP Advisory Panel on Programme Policy (5 November 1970) List of invitations

Chairman and Members of Advisory Panel (these have been invited invited by letter of 12 October 1970) (-Lncl^-Mr.Ehilippe-de.Seynes) +0 IS *~*-~ o<. Administrator, Deputy Administrator and Senior officers dfUNDP Messrs. Hoffman iXNarasimhan Cohen Coomarasvany ~ V Bomontet • Yaidyana,than Makiedo Olver " United Nations (general) £x>^- Jo. 5evrf«- ^ t><-. gw/ep- W.B iXMessrs. Stravoponlos

W M/iCutakov , S1 tx^jeraakoye

^•vCf |«ndersQn (Ext> Audit) United Nations (ESA IncL QTC) t/ftussard

n (Miss) Tawil / 5T f V&ndersen ^ poport X , i - 2 -

:CEF Labouisse . Heyward Egger , Singh UNCTAD Dell t UNIDO Aizenstct AGENCY LIAISON OFFICERS' FAO IBRD ,i^A

WHO •/ •

UNDP Staff for Advisory Panel \j/ &

Dear ttr, nerrera, '•H'Kink you for /our letter of IB UQVember. i'-i' s are all very much aware oi' the iciportar.ee o? iaalntainiiu; and developing the closest ties with tiie ^nter-'ir.icrican '(>evolopr>ent Uank and found the discussions which v/e ;v-ui with you on that occasion ext(8>&Be ly us e fu 1. i'-ay I again express Kg- very best wishes for tho of your future endeavours. lours

U Thant

^r. Felipe h err era c/o Inter-American Development Washington, U.C. 2-^577 INTER-AMERICAN 'DEVELOPMENT BAN K' WASHINGTON, D. C. 2O577

CABLE ADDRESS PRESIDENT November l8, 1970 . . . INTAMBANC

His Excellency U Thant Secretary General of the United Nations United Nations New York, New York

My dear Mr. Secretary General:

I wish to reiterate to you my sincerest thanks for your kind invitation for lunch last October 28th, in conjuntion with the meeting of the United Nations Administrative Committee on Co-ordination.

Your kindness reached beyond the luncheon when you included me among the participants at the above mentioned meeting, which in- cidentally constituted a magnificent opportunity to discuss matters of common interest and unquestionable consequence. I greatly appre- ciate that as well as being able to participate in the very interest- ing UNITAR meeting.

I wish to express to you my sincerest gratitude for the generous words you pronounced regarding my resignation from the presi- dency of the Bank. I felt deeply honored and encouraged by your re- marks .

I wish to take this opportunity to send you my very best regards and highest consideration.

s Sincerely yours,

Felipe Herrera

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Slttaai UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM MEMORANDUM INTERIEUR

2 TO: The Secretary-General DATE: 6 October 1970 A:

REFERENCE:

THROUGH: Mr. C.V. Warasimhan S/C DE:

FROM: Ismat T. Kittani DE:

SUBJECT- ACC luncheon OBJET: Wednesday, 28 October

Herewith for your approval is a suggested seating plan. We heard today that Dr. Prebisch will after all be unable to come and he wished his regrets to be conveyed to you. As agreed with you, I have seated Martin Hill opposite you. »

SG luncheon for ACC, Wednesday, 28 October 1970, 1.15 p.m., Library Penthouse

ACABQ \/?Mr. Jan P. Bannier ILO v/Mr. C. Wilfred Jenks FAO k/Mr. Addeke H. Boerma UNESCO i/*H-R«ne-*fefaeti Mr. Michael Doo Kingue WHO Marcolino G. Candau IBRD I/Mr. Robert S. McNamara IMP i/Mr. Frank Southard ICAO >/Dr. Assad Kotaite UPU v/^Dr.-MhdseQr-Baht Mr. Anthony Ridge ITU dXMr. Mohamed Mili WMO E/Mr. David Arthur Davies IMGO i/Mr. Colin Goad IAEA v/6r. Sigvard Eklund GATT 9/Mr. H.W. Dittman jf'' UHCTAD i-^Mr* Manuel Perez-Guerrero UNIDO j,/Mr. Ibrahim Helmi Abdel-Rahraan UMDP ^XMr. Paul Hoffman UNICEF |X"Mr. Henry R. Labouisse UKHCR ^'Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan UNRWA i.X'Mr. Laurence V. Michelmore UNITAR i/Chief Seimeon 0. Adebo WFP ^^tr. Francisco Aquino OAS £XMr. Galo Plaza Lasso and Dr. Carlos Sanz de Santamaria 3DB &f"$r» Felipe Herrera ECIA 5/^Mry . Carlos Quintana UN Latin American Institute v/'Dn-Rawl-Prebiseh Human Environment Conference |» Mr. Maurice Strong

S Secretary-General •'* Mr. Albert Dollinger ^Dr.Bunche de Seynes v^'Mr* Kenneth Dadzie Mr r -B jenuatlseye Narasimhan j ,-Mr. Frederick Lister stark t^Dr. Kutakov Hill o^/Mry-feraer x/Dr. Hoo Kittani Hosek u/Mr. Stavropoulos Tot al: Vaughan cc: Don UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM MEMORANDUM 1NTERIEUR

TO: The Secretary-General DATE: 12 October 1970 A:

REFERENCE:

THROUGH: Mr. C.V. Warasimhan S/C DE: Chef de Cabinet

FROM: Hill DE:

SUBJECT: ACC luncheon, 28 October 1970 OBJET:

Herewith a draft guest list for the ACC luncheon on 28 October for your consideration and approval. 7 Would you like also to include Mr. Turner and Mr. Kutakov. Luncheon for ACC, Wednesday, 28 October 1970

U Thant 9 Suggested guest list Philippe de Seynes C.V. Harasimhan 7 Andrew Stark y Martin Hill y Ismat Kittani y Albert Dollinger y Kenneth Dadzie Frederick Lister ACABQ Jan P. Bannier ILO C. Wilfred Jenks S FAO ,/Mr. Addeke H. Boerma *' V s UEESCO f¥sf. Rene Maheu (or Mr. Malcolm Adiseshiah) WHO . Marcolino G. Candau ^ IBRD . Robert S. McUamara ^ IMF . Frank Southard ICAO . Assad Kotaite UPU . Michel Rani ITU . Mohamed Mili i WMO Mr. David Arthur Davies IMCO Mr. Colin Goad ^ IV IAEA Sigvard Eklund v GATT Mr. H.W. Dittman

IMCTAD Mr. Manuel Perez-Guerrero ^/ UNIDO Ibrahim Helmi Abdel-Rahman UNDP Paul Hoffman UNICEF ./Mr. Henry R. Labouisse / UKHCR Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan UNRWA Laurence V. Michelmore UUITAR ^ af Simeon 0. Adebo i WFP Afa. Francisco Aquino v

OAS Galo Plaza Lasso plus perhaps a Senior Officer IDB Felipe Herrera e/ ECLA Carlos Quintana UK Latin American ir. Raul Prebisch Institute Human Environment Mr. Maurice Strong Conference UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM MEMORANDUM 1NTER1EUR

x 12 TO: The Secretaryy-General _ uA 4u*^i>lic'^ REFERENCE: THROUGH: Mrc CoV« Warasimhan S/C DE: Chef de Cabinet

FROM: Hill DE:

SUBJECT: ACC luncheon, 28 October 1970 OBJET : . , ~

Herewith a draft guest list for the ACC luncheon on 28 October for your consideration and approval. 7 Would you like also to include Mr. Turner and Mr» Kutakov. for ACC» Wednesday, £8 October 1970 U Ilst m Mr, Mr. C.V, Waraelmhan MX*. Aai33*e^? Stark Hr. Jiartin Hill Mr. Ismat Kittani Mr. Albert Do3JLing«r Mr* Keaiyatk Dad^ie Mr. Rrederiek Mater Mr* Jaa p* ^?, 0. Wilfyed Jenlcs FAQ Mi?, Addeke H« Boe2?»ia UHHSCJQ Mir. Selie Mafc&U (or Mr. Malcolm Adiseshiah) ©r, J3ared31no 0. Caiidau IBBS !&>. Bobert S. MoHataas-a IMF Ifc. Keank Soutlaard IC&Q Br« Assaa Eotaite SFtf i)r. Michel labi Mr. Mohamed Mill Mr, David Arthur JDavtes BSG0 IAEA Mr, H.W. Bittman

MG2A3D Mr* Jfeauel Ifc. Ibraliija Helssi Abdel-Batoaa

1 UI-5HCR Sa4raddiR Aga Khan Mr. Sia^reace V. Mielaelmore Chief Siaaeoa 0+ Mebo Bfe*. Srancigeo Aquino We. Galo Flassa plus perJiaps a Senior Officer IBB Zfe. Felipe ECU Mr. Carlos Quintans UM latin Br* Saul laetHmte Human Environment 3 UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES

INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 1NTERIEUR

TO: The Secretary-General DATE: 16 September 1970 A:

REFERENCE: THROUGH: Mr. C.V. Narasimhan, Chef de Cabinet S/C DE: h ' FROM: Hill, Assistant Secretary-General OE: Inter-Agency Affairs ft I 9

SUBJECT: Informal contacts between ACC and executive heads of non United Nations OBJET: regional organizations

1. At last October's meeting of the ACC, a proposal by Mr. Morse led to general agreement "that arrangements might be made to bring about informal contacts between members of the executive heads of some important non United Nations regional organizations - perhaps beginning •with the Organization of American States (OAS) and the Inter -American Development Bank (IDE). The contacts -would be arranged outside the ACC itself, e.g. at a luncheon", Mr. Galo Plaza and Mr. Felipe Herrera were notified informally and expressed their readiness to make such a contact, e.g. at a luncheon, should they be invited. 2. I do not feel that there is any obligation upon you to follow up this initiative this year; and the pressures of the 25th anniversary celebrations during the week preceding the ACC meeting would certainly constitute valid grounds for postponement. On the other hand, two main items on the ACC agenda relate to the regional structures of the United Nations system and to the competence and functioning of ACC itself. Mr. de Seynes and I are uncertain whether the proposed meeting would be very profitable, but Mr. Jenks,-with whom I have just spoken, feels that there would be advantages from many points of view in ACC re-establishing contacts with the Latin American organizations at this stage if this can conveniently be done. Mr. Hoffman also favours this course. 3. If in principle you would favour such a contact at the time of the forthcoming ACC meeting, Messrs. Plaza and Herrera, as well as Mr. Carlos Quintana, might be invited to the luncheon which I understand you are kindly giving for ACC on 28_j>ctobar. At the luncheon there may be, sufficient opportunity for ACC "members^ as well as the representatives of the regional bodies to raise points of mutual concern; but, if necessary, we could have an hour's meeting with them after lunch or arrangements for further discussions between those particularly interested might be made.

Luncheon given by the Secretary-General on Monday, 26 October 1970

H.E. M. Hiiam M. Gherab H.E. M. Allaf

Mr. Naraslmhan H.E. M. Sahnoun

H.E. M. Terence ± c H.E. Mr. Ogbu

H.E. Mr. Mwaanga i H.E. Mr. Riad

H.E. M. Diallo Telli i c The Secretary-General

H.E. Dr. Egzy H.E. M. Camara

H.E. Dr. El-Farra :: H.E. Dr. Nicol

Chief Adebo M. Djermakoye

M. Dahmouche M. Boye 26 October 1970

Luncheon given "by the Secretary-General on Monday, 26 October 1970

H.E. M. Thiam M. Gherab H.E. M. Sahnoun x

Mr. Narasimhan H.E. M. Ould Taya

H.E. M. Terence H.E. Mr. Ogbu

H.E. Mr. Mvaanga H.E. Mr. Riad

H.E. M. Diallo Telli ± The Secretary-General

H.E. Dr. Egzy H.E. M. Camara

H.E. Dr. El-Farra H.E. Dr. Nicol

Chief Adebo f M. Djermakoye

M. Dahmouche M. Boye SG luncheon for OAU, Monday, 26 October 1970, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor

V/H.E. M. Diallo Telli, Secretary-General of the Organization of African Unity . M. Hadji M. Sahnoun, Assistant Secretary-General of OAU .E. M. Mamadou Moctar Thiam, Representative of OAU in New York . Moustaphe Blondin Boye, Counsellor of Embassy, Senegal .E. Mr. Edwin Ogebe Ogbu, Permanent Representative of Nigeria

.E. M. Damantang Camara, Secretary of State for External Affairs of Guinea M. Amar Dahmouche, Counsellor, Algeria y/H.E. Dr. Tesfaye Gebre Egzy, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia . Mr. Mahmoud Riad, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the UAR . Mr. Vernon Johnson Mwaanga, Permanent Representative of Zambia, Chairman of Fourth Committee 'H.E. Dr. Davidson S.H.W. Nicolj C.M.G., Permanent Representative of Sierra Leone Chairman of Committee of 2k ?•' H.E. Dr. Muhammad H, El-Farra, Permanent Representative of Jordan Chairman of Committee on Apartheid . M. Hsanze Terence, Permanent Representative of Burundi

The Secretary-General Djermakoye Adebo Gherab Warasimhan

cc: Mr. Korle Don SECRETARIAT EXECUTIF DE L'ORGANISATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT OF THE ORGANIZATION

DE I/UNITE AFRICAINE AUX NATIONS UNIES OF AFRICAN UNITY TO THE UNITED NATIONS

211 EAST 43RD STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017 697-8333

Liste Provisoire des Invites au dejeuner offert par S.E. M. le Secretaire general des Nations Unies en 1'honneur de S.E. M. le Secretaire general de 1'OUA

'1. Premier Ministre du Senegal ou son representant 2. Ministre des Affaires Etrangeres du Nigeria ou Ambassadeur du Nigeria (President du Groupe Africain) 3. Ministre des Affaires Etrangeres - Mauritanie 4. " " " - Guinee 5. n n n _ Algerie 6. " " " - Ethiopie 7. " " " - Republique Arabe Unie 8. President 4eme Commission 9- " Comite 24 10, " Apartheid 11. Ambassadeur Burundi " Sahnoun " Thiam

Protocol and Liaison

GUEST LIST FOR THE RECEPTION QX9EN BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE SECRErARY~GENBRAL IN HONOUR OF THE CHAIRMEN OF SHE DELEGATIONS AMD THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVES ON SATURDAY, 2^ Oclwfber 1970

The President of the General Aaseably « H0E0 Mr0 Edvexd Hauabro Ths Secratarv^Qeneral

H.E. Dr. Abdol Qayensa Second Bepfuty Pri&e Mislster and Minister of Education HoE. Ms?o Abdur^Balsaan Pazhwak Permaaeu-t Repreaeatative

HoE. Mr. Nestl Naee Minister for Foreign Affairs *H.Eo Mr. Saeii Baholli Penaaaent Reprssentative

H.Eo Mr0 Abdelaals Bouteflika Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr* AnsT DoliBiouehe Charge* d'Affairea aaia

*H0Eettr< > Carlos Ortiz de Bozas Pexaaneat Representative

<,E0 Sir Laurence Mclnt^re, C,BoE, Fexnanent Representative H«E. Mr, Rudolf Minister f&r Foareigte Affaiss aB8Sa*H.£. Ms*. Kurt

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of State P«H, Spaak Minister of State #R»E« Mr,

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H0Eo Sardar Stsarss Singh Minister for Foreign Affairs

*HoE0 Mr* Seaar Sea Fexnszsent Representative

HoEo Mr. Adas Minister for Foreign Affairs *H.Eo Dr. HBdji Roeslaa Abdulgfisai Penoaaeat Re

H«r Royal Hi^ness Princess Asteaf Cbatxnsn of the *HoE0 Mr0 Majid Retoeae. Hinister of Seleece assd Hi^aes- Education

*H»B0 Dr. Me&dl Vakil ~ lanent Representative

no«»H0E0 General Hardas AMul Gbaffar Vice President of the Republic o Mr. Abdul Kariffl Al-Shalkhly Minister for Foreign Affair *HoE, Mr. Talib El-8hibib Peznaaent Representative

H.B. Mr« John Prime Minister *H.E. Mr. Corneliua Crenin Pexaanent Representative

Israel; K.E. MrBo Oclda Meir Prlae Minister *H.E. Mr. Abba Eban Minister for Faaraiga Affairs *H<,Eo Mr. Yoeef Penunent Representative

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HoEp Mr« Eailio CoXcsabo Prime Minister HoE, Mr<> Aldo Moro Minister for Foreign Affairs

HoE0 Mr0 Giuseppe Lupis Chairman of the Delegation HoEo MTo Piero Peroanent Representative

Coast;

*HoE0 Mr0 Arenas Aseouan Usher Hinlcter for Foreign Affairs

*HoE0 Mr« Siffi4on Ake Pexnanent Representative

HoE0 Mro Keith Johnson Pexnanent Representative

HoEo Mr0 Senjin Tauruoka Pemanent Representative

H.E» Dr0 Muhfamand El-Ferra Peraanent Representative

*H0E» Mr> Leonazd Kibinge Chaiman of the Delegation

*H.Eo Mr0 Joseph Odero-Jowi Penaaneat Representative

*H«Ea Mr0 Muhalhel Mohamad Al^Mudhaf Fezmaneat Representative Phagna Khasphan Chaixoaa of the Delegation, MTo Platthana Ghounrsoany Charge* d'Affaires a0i0

*HoE. Mr, Charles Belou Special Representative of the President

*HoE. Hr0 Edemard Gbcnra Peraanent Representative

Leaotho; H.Eo Tbe Hcn» Chief Leabua Jonathan Prime Minister

*H,E. KTo MoT0 Mawhologu Permanent

The Bono Biehard A0 Henries Speaker of the House of Representatives g Personal Representative of the President of the Republic

BoE» Hre J« Rudolph Grimes Mixtiater for Foreign Affairs

H«Ee Mr»c Aagie Brooks Randolph and Or, Eendolph HUE» Mr0 Hathaa Pexnanent Representative

Litara;

H0E. Mr0 Mansur R» Klkhls Under-Secretary of the Ministiy of Uni^r and Foreign. Affairs Mr, Mohaned Makl Abuseid d'Affaires acio

Luxeribourp;; H.E. Hr« AiMlrS Philippe Pemaaeat HoE0 Mr0 Jacques Minister of State for Affairs

*H.E» Mr0 Blalse RatoetafUsa Pen&aa&at Representative

*HoE, Mr* Alee Mjuaa Chaixmaxt of the Delegation

*HoEc Mr Mbekeani Peasaaneccfc Repr tative

••The Hoa0 Tim Dare laaaail bin Dato Abdul Bahaen end Toh Pisan EorashUcin (vife) Deputy

Fexaaae&fc Reproseatative

Sori Coulibaly of Traore Fenutnect Repyeserrbative

HoE0 The H«tt0 GioKgio Borg Olivier Prime Minister end Minister of Cosiiaoii&eaXtfo aad Foreign Affairs

HoE. DpD Asvid Pardo

*HoEa Mr. 1-toktar Ould Daddah President cdF the Republie

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HoEo Dr0 Carlos P0 Roaulo Secretary of Foreign Affairs

*H0E0 Dr» Prlvedo Jtatenes Acting

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~~Prince Sedruddin Aga Khan Lt« General Odd Bull~~

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~~0 Co Mr. Yasushi Akaehl Protocol~~

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*Mr0 Yuri Zibaaov Asaietant Chief of Protocol Mile, Jacqueline Neame Liaiaooa Officer

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~~NoB.Mr0 Ettore Bernabei Mr. Mohamed Belaid Bouregfada Mre Roberto Casinos Mro Erwia Do Canfaaa Mr<> Chaiyong CbamLit Mr0 Len Chongsing Dr» Haas Jacob Ustvedt~~

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~~Mr0 ADKo Sen vAT" 22 October 1970~~

~~Note to the Secretary-General~~

~~Below is the list of guests who have so far accepted your invitation to the Commemorative Session and Concert, and to whom tickets for both occasions have been sent by hand.~~

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, 3rd Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Benjamin United Artists Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Porter McKeever DM/USA Brother Gregory Nugent, F.S.C. President, Manhattan College The Hon. Johisn V. Lindsay and Mrs. Lindsay Mr. Edward Lamb Mr. A. Martins-Daftary Mr. Omar El Badri Secretary-General Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries Mr, Horace Perera President Conference of Non-Governmental Organisations in Consultative Status with the United Nations Mr. Emile Van Lennep Secretary-General, OECD Mrs. Michael M. Harris Vice-President, Conference of Non-Governmental Organisations in Consultative Status with the United Nations Miss Alba Zizzamia Chairman, Executive Committee of the Non-Governmental Organisations listed with the Office of Public Information •**

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~~Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jacobs Dr. Jerome Cashman Vice-President of Student Affairs, Manhattan College~~

~~Slnan A. Korle UNITED NATIONS yjjjy NATIONS UNIES~~

~~INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM ^^" ^ MEMORANDUM 1NTERIEUR~~

~~The Secretary-General ^v t^ Qb^x^* » DATE: T» \<*\* . REFERENCE: = Mr. C.V. Naraslmhan *>^ Chef de Cabinet~~

FROM: sinan A. Chlef of Protocol SUBJECT: H^ OB JET' Reception In honour of the Chairmen of Delegations and Permanent Representatives on Saturday. 2k October 1970 As per your Instructions, the following arrangements have been made for the reception of the 24th. As most of your guests will be arriving at the same time after the meeting of the General Assembly is over, the receiving line will be at the east side of the Delegates' Dining-room in front of the door leading to the terrace. This will allctw lihS guests €o enter the room and disperse-after the shake hand. Three different buffets will be installed: one at the east side of the dining-room, one at the north and one at the West Terrace where we will also have a special corner for Heads of State who would like to rest. We will serve: Half Cold Lobster with garniture of Tomato and Eggs, Whole Cold Salmon, Whole Ham, Turkey carved and put back on the frame, Cold Roast Beef, Chicken 4 la King with Rice and Peas, Russian Sajjad, Potato Salad, Cucumber Salad, Macaroni Salad, Assorted Cheese, French Pastries and Fresh Fruits. The essential drinks will be champagne and fruit Juice and all other drinks will be available at the bar. There will be an orchestra which will be stationary at the beginning and then will move around. At 1:30 p.m. a microphone will be brought In and the President of the General Assembly will give a toast. At the present moment, I can estimate the number of guests to be between too to 500. I would be grateful to have your comments concerning these arrangements. 9 June 1970

~~Note for the Record~~

I discussed vith the Secretary-General the idea that In connexion with the Twenty-fifth Anniversary, we may have a large reception on 2k October, following the United Nations Day concert, rather than have the usual dinner for Foreign Ministers and Heads of Delegations. The money thus saved would be adequate to entertain 1,200 to 1,300 guests at a reception and also avoid all protocol problems. The Secretary-General liked the idea. I have since cleared it informally with Ambassador Hambro of Norway.

~~C.V. Narasimhan~~

~~. *'V* ]* 4<*"^v e UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES~~

~~CONSTANTIN A STAVROPOULOS~~

~~25 August 1970~~

~~TO: The Secretary-General~~

~~Attached you will find a tentative plan for the of October. 25 August 19TO~~

~~As provided in Resolistion 2^99 (XXIV)9 the Commemorative Session of the General Asseaibly vill culminate on 24 October 1970„ It is planned that: I» The last meeting of the Commemorative~~

~~Session will be held on the morning of 2k Octobers~~

~~frora 10;50 to apgrosimately 12;50 PO»O , vith the following agenda; l) Adoption by acclamation of the final document or doexsaents of the Caasmemomti've Session (there will be no signature of~~

~~2) Address by the President of the international Court of JuEtice0~~

~~5) Address by the Secretary-General 0 fy) Closing Statement by the President of the General Assembly,,~~

~~IIa 33ie meeting will be folloved by a recepfcicm~~

in the Delegates Dining Boom far^a 12:30 to ligO p0m, In addition to the H@ad@ of States and Heads of Governments , there eSsall be invited no more than ^50 from amongst Representatives^ Sesretariat, press and a nvaaber of IMited States and iBternational person«>

~~alities espeeially invited (Govera0p9 f&yor9 Ps^sident and Judges of International Court of Justices. Foreign Minister of San Marino, SecretaTy-General of OECD,~~

~~III. In the evening9 there will be the usual~~

~~eoneerts before which the Seeretary^General will saake a short address „ .- . ,Af ..~~

~~Metions : e»f tte States of~~

~~Affaire~~

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~~-75 Sew the Honourable Belsos A. Hoeksfeller spS Mrs. Koeliefeller Alba^. S«w to^lE ' •~~

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~~. and Mrs. Joha I*, City efeBsaiseiott. for ttee. tfeitect Sktioas r\> o>~~

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~~$ Hoveaber 1970~~

#«*» for y«nir ir$*y J&84 letter of £6 October 1970. very giacl we we**» all atj$» to get together on, tbe of Friday, 23 OotobeJ1. 1 «nttz«% agree td.t& you that if we had not issuea aay stateseot at th© e&a of the dinaer It would have been open to igieaadsrstanding. I am alee gz-atelHil. t^> you for your coagratulatione addressed to ae as4 ay staff oa tbe arr-6Ege»eats for the

It isas gooii to fcave you faere dtiiriag tlie twenty-fifth anniversary tJelebratians. I shall look forward very to our next eediiiig» Mcaa^Siilei I aremain., witli aegm?saic©s of any highest eossideratios,

~~The Right Honourable Sir Al^c Iteaglas*H^« Seci-^taty of State for For«iga and CoffiaoH^esd'Ui Affairs Foreign and Commonwealth~~

~~c.e. Mr. C.V. Narasimalin Mr. L. Lemieux i/ Foreign and Commonwealth Office London S.W.I~~

~~26 October, 1970.~~

~~\ On my return to London I should like to thank you~~

~~for your hospitality on Friday night. It was a useful~~

~~occasion, I think, and I doubt if it would have been~~

~~understood if, having met at your table, we had given~~

~~no public indication of what had passed.~~

I should like also to congratulate you and the staff of the Secretariat on the arrangements for the 25th Anniversary. Everything seems to have gone well and this reflects great credit on all those concerned. " L /~ , With best wishes-*-- c' t-5^!. *-*- L

~~\^/ (ALEC DOUGLAS-HOME)~~

~~His Excellency U Thant~~

~~-I'1 YORK TIMES, Sunday, 25 October 1970~~

;Egyptianr,:violatipns of the. eease-fire;:albng the: Suez Canal." ".•-" ' • Israel has accused the United KISSMERQUffiTLY Arab Republic of expanding t and improving its missile forti- '•• fication along the west bank Cuban Base Believed Topic "Of the canal, and has demanded of Talks Here on Friday a rollback of missile sites as a condition of resuming Arab-Is- raeli negotiations. The United . By HEDRICK SMITH States has. supported the Israeli The United- States; and the position. i Soviet Union have been en- Gradual U. S. Shift Seen gaged in behind-the-scenes di- Well-placed French;; sources plomacy on urgent issues in yesterday interpreted Mr. Rog- addition to the publicized meet- er's acquiescence in Mr. Thant's ings that the Soviet Foreign statement as a sign that Wash- Minister, Andrei A, Gromyko, ington was gradually shifting i away from the demand for has held this last week with i rectification. : President Nixon and Secretary 'i But:American officials insist- of State William P. Rogers. ; e& yesterday, that there had Henry A. Kissinger, the Pres- . been no change-Jn Washing- ton's position. The United ident's special assistant on na- . States, they said, still wants at- tional security affairs, met on tention focused on :Egyptian Friday from 4:47 P.M. to 6:27 violations and still -requires P.M. with Mr. Gromyko an

;!' lf"was^nSt""cIear, 1 ers: 'sbuglrt'-'t'o''; coQl' down the' ii hejfiddle' Eai't" an w.hether tii,e,:iAmerican position Undoubtedly discuss had {actufally changed on the United States argument with :: Egypt over cease-fire violations rent; military ; and . dipldmatibl question of rectification. Earlier situation there. . ••',••• in the day, American officials and offered to move toward im- said they expected the United provement .of relations with In her talks with Mr. Rogers at the Hotel'-Carlyle,. Mrs. ,Gan- States to hold to this require- Cairo. ' ' . -: >^. .rnent during next week's debate In a 45-minute 'm?etiffl|3.v{"iM |ihi|kas.--u.nders.toodLtp have un- bn the Middle East in the'Gen- j Secretary Rogers this^nipjnlng ral Assembly. Mahmoud Riad, .the'i-'-Egyjjrtia 'dersc6red'r;!.,ani e'aHier.. Indian .Otherwise, Mr. Thant'f,. state- Foreign Minister,' was'told'tha protest a'fainst; - the •Amerieîi, Thant, After Seeing Foreign ment was in accord" with the the United States was prepared dbcisipn some weeks;ago to. lift Ministers, Teljs of Move positipns of the~ three other i to delay until next July pay- an embarko on arms sales to majpt ppwe'rs in advance .of to- 'ment of $112-millipn in back Pakistan and to provide her for New Negotiations night's- dinner. debts to "Washington, :as ,,0 !with bombers, jet'.fighters, and had requested. •••-•yff'W Jarring Is Present armorer d personnel carriers. Mr. Rogers entirely side- *A>^;. •. ' : .-. .-• V ..-,:.--. .... The ministers dined at the stepped the controversy .-over: By HEDRICK SMITH United Nations and discussed - : •': SpecIal.to.T^«Kew;Y«rtTLmM, .•:,..,.; ..theiMiddle .East cease-fire; mat ; : the Middle East Situation with jbeen at the Jfbrefrpnt-., p£j Mr. Thant and hjs-tpp aidesîn-ij :•'; UNITED :tfAn0N|i N.Y:, $| 1 i-j- -Nations: ipeeche' £3 -—- Seprfctary/;:Gen6ral Th&tit eluding' Dr; Gunn.ar.y. Jarring; American :. anflounc^tc^ghfc that .theîg. ;he United Nations irepre'senta-! ; ive., for. the Middle East; The Fpiir: foreign--; inmisters .had Jnai'statement issued was con- agreed to. exert th'eir "utmost sidered more favorable to the: .efforts" to get indirect Ar;ab- Arab position than to that of demands :fpr v jgctification,; , or Israeii talks; under.way "at, {the Israel because of the lack of extension of the' cease-fire; ' ' earliest possible .date"}arid reference to alleged 'cease-fire violations. :.-;^^.ffi-;CS's;: Yesterday 'President Nixon Jwprk toward agreemeiit jbii; ex- 'meeting in Washington • with : The Arabs arejff^pfecte^/to tending: the Middle: East 'cease- press for a-resaMj$$$ji$j''"' Foreign Minister Gromyko was fire; "" "" "" ing-;/ 'the;.. ..same: 'fjybraplienrtap- understood 'tci/'liave taken a ; {Mr. Tiiant's;: sistement^jyasi, prpach^durihg tHfi^Jiiddi^s]|ast similar ; approach; .irefrairiihg : from -a .direct argument over iss.ued :by. a, .spokesman.'; near debate,' . ' '•^ .:v.:,^',f-M:\ ; the fouildrup of Egyptian missile midnight after-hfc.'had"given; a Foreign Minisê^^MyaK'pian : of .Israel has alresiaj^^nîiiiieed fbrtifiGationsâlong the Suez working ^dinner :fpr {Sir Alec : l that -Israel ,would>iibt 'bejirjpund ]Gan;a'l..-sinc&'Aug;'7. tx • /" ''"'" Ppuglas-IHbme;' Foreign: •S6cre- ! afiy:^sblutidn tRat js~iui- t'ary of BritainV Maurice. Schu- favoEable- to his :country. Ob- ed'that 'this'did "not mean that ma'hn,: {Foreign vMinisteir: {'{pf servers" "were dpubtfu'l that Is- ^Washington ha'd changed its po- France;: rAndrer{ A.{ Gromyko, rael would;be;-swa.yed by the IsitSori 'of'^drttpp'edvjtsi demand Foreign:.MinisieKôf.'the. Soviet Sefeiretary • penefal's statement jfpr testification —'even; a paf-^ •^fvjew of,,its failure to deal itiil'Jreetification^! which W-ash-. Uriibn,:and>Secr6tary.iof; State : f ; with, the cease-fire violations. j ingtoh. thinks "-IsraeT'-wouia ' ac-i William,^.Rogers.;; ;• ;...".'.•"' ; Mr. Thant said the four pow- 'eepi'They explained that sterile The Ûnited',States^ was^re^1 ers would, continue consulta- repetition-" ofs the argument at ported {/to {haKe^wiis.edv pbje;c> tions 'on 'the Middle East: with the nionient seemed futile. > tipns; be|pre;ithe meeting; ând a meeting next Wednesday 'In the ~sanie' spirii: of cbh- among their" representatives 'at ciliation,''Mr,'Riatf was reported possibly ;di;ririg^rt;;:^ftw'eUôtb' the .United iNations, as previ- tb; have'remained silent, in his issuinig: i-jointiicp^rrtBmaUiS^îsj ouslyâgreed., .. ,.',....- , •> , talks :'ivith Mr. 'Rogers at' the yâs:';dbrie\last;:;yeaiy"'''"'"' ^vEarlie^ Possible Date latter'sf-suite" in the Waldorf ; K-aSpîfteÛyr:;- the'.:; •statement Tpw;ers|>:a]?<>uj;; xepprts .that ;th;e: saad^tîpiowers had agreed to Uîti?d?^|ia|ies:;:"is{ ipr/eparirig'ltp e|er®itheitêffprts "to enable pr6vidC1jisraei:îth.iabout--lSO ^ AWbi8|&dpfc:Jarring ,to resume tanip under a proposed $450- the. United Arab hjii;|]!ii|sion"' as/ an .intennedi- miliibn Credit, more than .half violated 4tte, stand-still cease- ?a^^^cpiitactii%ith Arab and of{i|^hich will be used to re- fire, due to expire Nov. 5, and iMe'ti'iSegptiatbrs "at'the earli- finlpte old Israeli debts. that rectification wûld be inec- -':."•---L:i-,'^ J_;jl_ ',» . ' Irij^next. week's depute on the essarj; as Israel demands, ber Mid||e E.a'st;; Egyptian sources, fore the Arab-Israeli talks are with^ Arab^negbtiatprs ^thrpughj .saidiflthe" Arabs will be seeking' 1 resumed;.; .••?.. ;^.:^^^-.^-^ •'• Mr. Jarring, after,.,pne .meeting pags^ge of a General Assembly Israel ha§,charge:^,tha|.Egypt in' prbtest 'over the 'Egyptian resolution endorsing the Se- has irioved ~suriace-tb-air mis- missile buildup along the canal": curity Council resolution,1 urg- siles, into tte Suez Canal ceas'e- The statement indicated that lin^hat it be carried out, and fireV:-zbne'> in violation ;1-o'f' the the Big Four preferred tp .work 'thaflithe Middle East cease-fire for' an extension 6f; the 6ease- 'be J^xtended and. Arab-Israeli..! : . •'American- officials, . , fu-e .for , an : unspecified : period] negjSfiations. fe.e .resumed/.;' avmlable" 'faf ier ' itie' -hour "through the agreement of:,the Israel and'i'.thei United States tdtener" to; cdhiment'.on the" eori.- 'parties'* rather-than by cbntinu: are;Sexpect^d.:t'b'.rais; e objec-,- itents.- pfj jyir. .^Thant'SfStatementi ing' it- on; a day-by-day '^baîs tioffs; if, as expectedi there is 'wriich; did' riot mention either .. . inbReference to the': reported ': Violations :'-'br \rectifir The ultimate objective, Mr. •Egjjpîan violations; roi the Aug. -;.a. :United-, (Nations Thant said, was still to fiiid a . r. peaceful, splutipn.iOn .the-basis I Indian ~Primev Minister, Indjta^ Gandhi, . who-'-met with MriS:Pogers-':'this "' evening," will fly?:fe>me tomorrow "night by ,wayl::pf Cairo where she will confer with PresidentiAnwar.el" 's "said His Excellency MR. CHARLES W. YOST DINNER

~~given in honour of~~

~~THEIR EXCELLENCIES THE FOREIGN MINISTERS of. UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FRANCE~~

~~by the~~

~~SECRETARY-GENERAL on Friday, 23 October 1970~~

~~at the~~

~~UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS Chablis 1966~~

~~Chateau Pavie Saint-Emilion 1964~~

~~Veuve Clicquot Pcmsardin 1964 MENU~~

~~Consomme aux Trois Filets~~

~~Medallion de Langouste a la Parisienne~~

~~Noix de Veau aux Variantes~~

~~Gratin Trianon~~

~~Salade d'Endives~~

~~Souffle Glace des Chartreux~~

~~Petits Fours~~

~~Demi-Tasse Dinner given by the Secretary-General on Friday, 25 October 1970~~

~~Mr. Narasimhan~~

~~Mr. Stark K :: Dr. Bunche~~

~~S.E. M. Kosciusko-Morizet H.E. Mr. Malik~~

~~H.E. The Rt.Hon. Sir Alec H.E. Mr. Jarring Douglas-Home, K.T., M.P.~~

~~H.E. Mr. Gromyko i The Secretary-General~~

~~H.E. Mr. Rogers x :: S.E. M. Schumann~~

~~H.E. Sir Colin Crowe, H.E. Mr. Yost K.C.M.G.~~

~~M. de Seynes :; :: Dr. Kutakov SG dinner, Friday, 23 October 1970, 8.00 p.m., 38th floor (informal)~~

~~FRANCE: S H.E. M. Maurice Schumann \XH.E. M. Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet~~

~~USSR; vX H.E, Mr. Andrei A. Gromyko */ H.E. Mr. Yakov Aleksandrovich Malik~~

~~UNITED KINGDOM: S H.E. The Rt. Hon. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, K.T.,M.P, \S H.E. Sir Colin Grove, K.C.M.G.~~

~~UNITED STATES; •S H.E. Mr. William P. Rogers • H.E. Mr. Charles W. Yost~~

~~The Secretary-General de Seynes . Kutakov . Stark . Bunche , Narasimhan E. Mr. Jarring~~

~~-HK 15~~

~~cc: Mr. Korle Don~~