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DAG HAt~MARSKJOLD LIBRARY ~ndex. to proceedings of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY Nineteenth session - 1964/1965 UNITED NATIONS •.t. '.. ( 88 p, ) DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY Index to proceedings of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY Nineteenth session -1964/1965 UNITED NATiONS New York, 1965 1 DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY Bibliographical Series No. A.15 [STZLrn/SER.B/A.15 I 0] j UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATION Sales No.: 66. I. 4 Price: $U.S. 1.00 (or equivalent in other currencies) Table 0.[ Contents Page Explanatory note .....................•.•....•. v Abbreviations .....•.................•....••.. vi Introduction ......•..............•.....•..... 1 Agenda ........•....•............•.....•••. 3 Subject Index ..................•.....•••..... 9 Index to Speeches .... .............•..........• 49 Numerical List of Documents •.•.....•.•... , . 79 This page intentionally left blank Explanatory Note :"COPE ( e) Numerical Wit of documents, arranged by docu­ ment symbols. This list also contains information as to 1. This Index, prepared by the Index Section of the the republication of mimeographed documents in the printed Dag Hammarskjold Library, United Nations, New York, fascicles of Annexes to the Official Records. is intended to offer a bibliographical guide to the proceed" ings and documentation of the 19th regular session of the General Assembly as well as of its committees or ad hoc committees which met during the session. AVAILABILITY OF DOCUMENTS ARRANGEMENT 3. All summary and verbatim records of plenary and committee meetings of the General Assembly appear first 2. The Index consists of the following parts; in provisional mimeographed form. They may be identified by their symbol, which consists of the series symbol ( a) Introduction, including list of the Officers and (e.g., A/-, A/C.l/-, or A/SPC/-) as indicated in the check lists of meetings of the General Assembly and its introduction (see Check lists of meetings), followed by SR committees; or PV and an ordinal number corresponding to that of the meeting (e.g.,A/PV.1286). Summary records of meetings (b) Agenda, with reference to the relevant SUbject are later printed as separate fascicles in the Official headings used in Part (c), Records; verbatim records of meetings are issued only in mimeographed form. (c) Subject index. Subjects are arranged alpha" betically, with reference to the documentation, discussion, and disposition of each item. Agenda item numbers are Of the other documents, a few appear only as printed indicated in parentheses following the SUbject headings. Supplements to the Official Records (a fact always noted in Names of delegations are noted in parentheses following this index), but the rest are first issued in mimeographed the meeting number whenever statements are made on a form. Ivlost of them are SUbsequentlyprinted in the Annexes subject not SCheduled as an agenda item or on a SUbject to the Official Records, where they are grouped into referred to in the general debate in plenary meetings; fascicles according to agenda item number. The resolu­ tions adopted by the General Assembly, first issued in (d) Index to speeches. Speeches and statements by mimeographed form, are collected in printed Supplement representatives are listed in alphabetical order by country No.15 to the Official Records of the session. After their or organization, subdivided by subject discussed and by republication in the Official Records, the provisional name of speaker, with an indication of the meeting at mimeographed documents are no longer available. which the speech was made. Addresses of Heads of State are listed under the name of the country they represent, followed by their title and name. The remarks of the 4. Printed documentation of this session of the General President of the General Assembly and of chairmen of Assembly may be obtained, or purchased from authorized committees are normally not indexed. The speeches of sales agents, by requesting: chairmen and rapporteurs of committees are included, however, when they presented or explained the reports of General Assembly, Official Records, 19th session: their committees to the General Assembly. Statements Meeting ... (specify plenary or committee meeting and speeches made by private individuals representing an number) for summary records fascicles. organization to which a hearing was granted are listed Supplement No. (specify supplement number) under the name of the organization. Statements made by for documents initially issued in this form. officers of the United Nations Secretariat are listed under Annex No.... (specify annex number) for documents the name of the Office or Department they represented, republished in the Annexes. v ., ~ ! Abbreviations 1\ ACC Administrative Committee on co-ordma- sect. section 1 tion sess, session Add. Addendum (Addenda) SF United Nations Special Fund 0 \ adm, adminiatration S...G Secretary-General d I Advisory Cttee Advisory Committee on Administrative suppl, no. supplement number ,) and Budgetary Questions TAB Technical Assistance Board Art. Article(s) TAC Technical Assistance Committee Trusteeship Council , 'I,\ BTAO Bureau of Technical Assistance Opera- TC . ,I tions TCOR Trusteeship Council Official Records i chap. chaptur(s) UN United Nations I Commn(s) Commission(s) UNCTAD United Nations Conference on Trade and 1 Corr. Corrigendum (Corrigenda) Development Id "J Cttee(s) Committee(s) UNCURK United Nations Commission for the Uni­ st DC Disarmament Commission fication and Rehabilitation of Korea !d DCOR Disarmament Commission Official Rec- UNEF United Nations Emergency Force )1 ords UNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific and le Dept of ESA Department of Economic and Social Affairs Cultural Organization R DSB Drug Supervisory Body UNFICYP United Nations Peace-keeping Force in le ECA Economic Commission for Africa Cyprus (s ECAFE Economic Commission for Asia and the UNHCR United Nations High Commissioner for al Far East Refugees in ECE Economic Commission for Europe UNICEF United Nations Children's Fund ECLA Economic Commission for Latin America United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and EEC European Economic Community Northern Ireland ESC Economic and Social Council United states United States of America id ESCOR Economic and Social Council Official Rec­ UNREF United Nations Refugee Fund In ords UNRWA United Nations Relief and Works Agency id FAO Food and Ac-riculture Organization of the for Palestine Refugees in the Near is United Nations East United Nations Truce SupervistonOrgani- to GA General Assembly UNTSOP zation in Palestine 1- GAOR General Assembly Official Records in lAEA International Atomic Energy Agency UPU Universal Postal Union USSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics nt IBRD International Bank for Reconstruction and Development WFUNA World Federation of United Nations As­ ir ~ociations al ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization ICJ International Court of Justice WHO World Health Organization lOA International Development Association WMO World Meteorological Organization IFC International Finance Corporation al !LC International Law Commission sd ILO International Labour Organisation The following abbreviations are used in the Index to IMCO Inter-governmental Maritime Consulta- Speeches in designating plenary and committee meetings: tive Organization n: IMF International Monetary Fund Bur. General Committee (Series A/BUR/SR.) ITU International Telecommunication Union Cr. Credentials Committee (l3erie8 A/CR/SR.) 19 NGO Non-Governmental Organization Plen. Plenary meeting(s) {S"ries A/PV.) r) NSG'f Non-Self-Governing Territories Pol. Special Political Committee (Series OAS Organization of American States A/SPC/SR.) ts OAU Organization of African Unity WA Ad hoc Committee of the General As- ONUC United Nations in the Congo sembly (Series A/AC...'/PV.) para., paras. paragraph(s) I First Committee (Series A/C.l/SR.) PCOB Permanent Central Opium Board 11 Second Committee (Series A/C.2/SR.) plen. plenary III Third Committee (Series A/C.3/SR.) res. resolution(s) IV Fourth Committee (Series A/CA/SR.) se Security Council V Fifth Committee (Series A/C.5/SR.) SCOR Security Council Official Records VI Sixth Committee (Series A/C.6/SR.) vi Introduction The 19th session of the General Assembly was held at United Nations Headquarters in New York from 1 Dee 1964 t· 18 Feb 1965 and it was resumed and closed on 1 Sep 1965. A list of members of delegations to the session is contained in document ST/SG/SER.B/15 (Sales no.: 64.1.20). Officers Checklist of Meetings I and (Symbol A/PV.-) President: Mr. Alex Quaison-.Sackey (Ghana) elected by Uni­ acclamation at 1286ili plenary meeting. area No Vice-Presidents or Officers of Main Committees Meeting Date Meeting o.:« and were eleeted, 1286 1 Dec 1964 1309 21 Dec 1964 1287 2 Dec 1310 22 Dec e in 1288 2 Dec 1311 23 Dec 1289 3 Dec 1312 29 Dec for 1290 4 Dec 1313 29 Dec 1291 4 Dec 1314 30 Dec Rules of Procedure 1292 7 Dec 1315 18 Jan 1965 1293 7 Dec 1316 19 Jan l, 1294 8 Dec 1317 21 Jan i I The rules of procedure of tile General Assembly as 1295 13 Dec 1318 21 Jan ! ' amended up to 31 Dee 1963, A/520/Rev.7 (UN Sales no.: 1296 9 Dec 1319 22 Jan I sney i 64.1.18), were in effect during the 19i1i session. 1297 Dc~ 1320 25 Jan fear 9 1298 10 DI;.f) 1321 25 Jan 1299 11 Dec 1322 26 Jan ani- 1300 11 Dec 1323 26 Jan 1301 14 Dec 1324 27 Jan 1302 15 Dec 1325 27 Jan r 1303 15 Dec 1326 1 Feb As- Resolutions and Decisions 1304 16 Dec 1327 8 Feb 1305 16 Dec 1328 10 Feb I 1306 17 Dec 1329 16 Feb Resolutions and decisions of tile 19t1l session are col­ 1307. 18 Dec 1330 lP. Feb Ik lected in document A/5815 (GAOR, 19th sess., suppl. no.15). 1308 21 Dec 1331 1 Sep 11: to f., ngs: .~ SR.) " SR.) II t1 As- If.••• I:l(·· ~' 1 Il~ ·I'·'.l.• !. ······\I,, I t { t ! ~.'.J.I 1 ~ j~ This page intentionally left blank Agenda NOTE: The General Assembly did not formally adopt an agenda. The items marked with an astel'isk are those which were dealt with, in whole or in pa\·t, by the Assembly.
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    President Whitman Reelected ESTERN PACIFIC'S board of di­ proximated $6,160,000, and that $1,- ilepoSls W rectors, in a meeting following 839,000 was being spent to rebuild 200 the annual shareholders meeting held box cars. Volume XVI , No. 3 MAY - JUNE, 1964 *Milepost No. 157 in San Francisco on June 24, reelected W. C. Brunberg, vice president­ Frederic B. Whitman as president for marketing, said that although first the next year. Other officers reelected quarter revenues were disappointing, Public Relations Department by the board were M. M. Christy, ex­ recent traffic movements, future traf­ ecutive vice president and general WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD fic indicators, and the overall economy manager; W. C. Brunberg, vice presi­ SACRAMENTO NORTHERN RY. indicate a substantially improved rev­ TIDEWATER SOUTHERN RY. dent-marketing; E. L. Van Dellen, vice enue picture for the second half of 526 Mission Street president and genel'al counsel; and 1964. San Francisco, Calif. 94105 Logan Paine, secretary. It was pointed out by M. M. Christy, Lee " Flash" Sherwood, Editor The board also approved organiza­ executive vice president and general tion changes which are reported on manager, that the Interstate Com­ Page 4. merce Commission's 1963 report of op­ The directors also declared a regular erating statistics of large railroads, quarterly dividend of 451 per share, ranked Western Pacific first nation­ payable August 17, 1964 to sharehold­ ally in average speed of freight trains *Mile post No. 157: ers of record August 3. at 29.5 miles per hour, and that our Roadmaster R. J. At the annual shareholders' meeting railroad was first in the Central West­ Mounkes and Anisian.