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I Protocol and Liaison

Luncheon in honour of H.E. M. Georges Papandre'ou Prime Minister of Greece 26 June

Mr. PAPAHDREOU Jr. : Mr. ROLZrBEHHETT Mr. JPILAVACHI 1 •••?* ^ •'• *^~*

Mr. JACKLING, C.M.G. £ 2 H.E. M. BITSIOS

Mr. STAVROPOULOS I 3 : Dr. HJNCHE

H.E. M. SEYDOUX & :: H.E. M. USHER

H.E. THE PRIME MINISTER K :: THE SECRETARY -GEMERAL

H.E. Dr. EBDORENKO X : : H.E. M. COSTOPOJLOS

Mr. HftRASIMHAN X c Mr. SUSLOV

H.E. Mr. TUQMIOJA X c H.E. Mr. YOST

__ X X Mr. KORIE Mr. SOSSIDES a o

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a e §• PHCGRA!-3iii FCR THE VILIT OP IUE0 MO GEORGES FAFANDREOU, PRILE HINISTER OF GREECE. TO UNITED ilATIGJMS HEAD^UARTEIiS CN FRIDAY,, 26 JUMbl 1964

iUiio Mo Georges Papandreou; Prime Minister of Greece, accompanied by HoEa Ho DeS0 Bitsioss Permanent Representative to the United Ifet:lons5 will arrive at the Secretariat entrance iirhere the party will be met by l-Ir0 Sinan Korle, Acting Chief of Protocol,, The Acting Chief of Protocol will escort the partv straight to the 3Bth floor. The Secretary-Genersl will meet the Prime Minister outside the elevators on the 38th floor and escort him to his office for a private conversation0 Before the conversation,, an official ^^ photograph wiH be takenc Iol5 Poffio The Secretary-Goneral wi31 escort the Prime l;!inistor into the conference room on the 38th floor where the guests invited to the luncheon will have previously gatheredo Ie30 poHto Luncheon \'jill be servedc The Prime Minister will take leave of the guests attending the

Tlie Secretary-General will escort the Prims I Sinister to the elevators on the 32th floor and take leave of him at this point0 The Acting Chief of Protocol will escort the Prime Minister by spec^jal elevator down to the second floor and, passing through the South Lounges the Security Council and.Economic and Social Council Chambers., the North Lotmgs and the neck; to the Delegates" entrance0 2o45 Pomo The Prime Minister vdll depart from Headquarters by the Delegates" entranceo GUESTS ATTENDING THE LUNCHEON GIVEN IN HONOUR OF THE PRIME MINISTER OF TURKEY 24 June 1964

Host The Secretary-General

Guest of honour H.E. Mr. Ismet Inonu } Prime Minister of Turkey The Prime Minister's party H.E. Mr. Feridun C. Erkin, Minister for Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. H. Bayiilken, Assistant Secretary-General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. 0. Eralp, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Mr. N. Erim, Member of Parliament, Chairman of Foreign Relations Committee Mr. S. Bilge, Legal Counsel, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Security Council H.E. M. Arsene A. Usher, President H.E. M. Roger Seydoux - France H.E. Dr. U.T. Fedorenko - USSR Mr. R.W. Jackling, Deputy Representative - United Kingdom H.E. Mr. Charles W. Yost - United States

Secretariat Mr. C.V. Narasimhan Mr. C.A. Stavropoulos Mr. Sakari S. Tuomioja Maj.-Gen. I.J. Rikhye Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett Mr. S.A. Korle

Total 18 Protocol and Liaison 23 June 1964

PROGRAMME FOR THE VISIT OF H0Eo MR. ISM3T INO"NH, PRIME MINISTER OF TURKET TO UMIT3D NATIONS HEADQUARTERS OK WEDNESDAY, 24 JONS 1964

12o30 p.uio H0£0 Mr0 ismat InSntl, Prime Minister of Turkey, accompanied by H.Eo Mr. 00 firalpji Permanent Representative to the United Nations, will arrive at the Secretariat entrance where the party >dll be met by Mr0 Sinan Korle, Acting Chief of Protocol, The Acting Chief of Protocol vd.ll escort the party straight to the 38th floor.

12035 Pofflo The Secretary~General will meet the Prime Minister outside the elevators on the 38th floor and escort him to his office for a private conversation.

1»15 p«m0 The Secretary-General will escort the Prime Minister into the conference room on the 38th floor where the guests invited to the luncheon will have previously gatheredo Io30 poBio Luncheon will be served,,

203O p0m« The Prime Minister will take leave of the guests attending the luncheono The Secretary-General will eseort the Prime Minister into his private office wlie^e the official photograph will be taken. The Secretary-General will escort the Prime Minister to the elevators on the 38th floor and take l&ave of his» at this point, The Acting Chief of Protocol will escort the Prime Minister by special elevator down to the second floor and, passing through the Soutlj Lounge, the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council Chambers, the North Lounge and through the neck to the Delegates" entrance0 2o45 Poffio The Prime Minister will depart from Headquarters by the Delegates9 entranceo H> VQ »*•..% 2. i-

1!he Secretary-General

Sr. C. So'sa'Rodefguaz * * Mr. H. SEavares de Sa

C. StBV3*Qp6uH3s * * Jfif- J« Sola-Bennett

Mr. Jiri Kos^k • * * Br« Raul Eeebisch

* Mr. C.Y. Marasimhan

#** i g i SG Luncheon - Monday, 22 June 1:15 P.m., 38th floor

The Secretary-General H.E. Sr. C. Sosa Rodriguez Mr. H. Tavares de Sa Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. Jiri Nosek Dr. R. Ereoisch Mr. C.v. Narasimhan Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett ff.o i I and Liaison

SG Luncheon - Thursday, 18 June 1:15 p.m., 58th floor

Mr. D. Serbanescu *

Mr. R. Boudjakdji * * Sr. Don A. Grez

Mr. A. Bender * Mr. B. Turner

Mr. J. Nosek * * Mr. A. Ganem

Mr. J. Bannier * * Secretary-General

Mr. J. Gibson * Dr. R. Quijano

Mr. C.V. Narasimhan * * Mr. D. Vaughan

Mr. E. Sanu * Mr. V. Ulanchev

Mr. H. Wilmot

Jp* SS laaeto&as - ^xdfsSayt 18 ^fcra© ItlS »•*** 2Bt& floor

Mr* Jan F» Mr* AS&^E't F» Mr*

. Saul A.J. < S. HP*.. ?. I1* manete?

Mr. Bruee fte-sea? Mr* D Mr. Jiri O

H> The Secretary-General #

Mr, George Harrar * * Dr. Ralph J. Bunehe

Mr, MaHln H. Hill * * Mr. Jos^ Rolz-Bennett

* Mr. C.V. SG I&ndaeos * Tueslajr, 16 June 1}15 p.a.., 38th Floor

33ier Secretary-General Mr« George Harrar Dr. Ralph J* Bunehe Mr. G-.V. Hairasijahan »fr. 53art±n W. Hill

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B*S*'Khr. S.8. * Dr* Btopfe J.

Mr. Jos£ Bolz-Benneit * •* Mr. a. miter

Idr* Sriaa Urgabart

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Mr. SG Luncheon - Monday, 15 June 1964 Ijl5 p.m., 38th floor

The Secretary-General H.E. Mr. S. S. Tuomioja Mr. M. Virally Mr. R. Miller Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mr, Brian Urquhart Mr. Stavropoulos Mr. B. Turner Mr. C.V. Narasimhan Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett wII § £

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H.H. Mr. * H.I. Mr. Collier

Mr. C.V. Harasiafliajv *

S.S. M. Max H. Boa*sinvllle

Godfrey K*J*

. Mrs.

#** SG Luncheon - Erik-day, 12 June 196*1- 1H5 p.m., 58tli Floor

H.E, Mr. Rudolph Grlaies (Secretary of State, Liberia) H.I. C.B. Rogers-Wright (Minister for External Affairs, Sierra I/eons) H.E* Mr. Gershon Collier (P.^*. ty&m& Lsone) H.E. Mrs. Lakshmi Menoa (Minister of State, India) Mr. Warendra Singh (^Deputy P«H«# India)

The Seeretary-Qeneral Mr. C.V. HarasiEjha3i -SSpT-ffeajjh-^r-BcEncite- - regrets Mr. Jose* Sola-Bennett SSp1.' Godfrey K.J. Anachree vO O •P- UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM

TO: The Secretary-General OATS: _&___9 Jun_ —e 19&4 — ,3..

vMooueH: Mr. C.V, Narasinihan Chef de Cabinet Sinan A. Acting Chief of Protocol / SUBJECT: Unofficial Visit of H.M» Kwamfrutaa IV.Kwami of Burundi

1» On 3 June 1964, I acknowledged receipt of the lottor of 2 Jun

from Mr8 Gervais Nyangomaj, Pei^ianent Representative of Burundi to tte United Nations^ concerning the proposed unofficial visit of H»Mo th© I^hrajai to the United Nations Headquarters on 13 Jian© 19^4? and

him that you would be very happy to s-®e@i^© H0M« the Itwami on that occasion at 11.15 a.a. 2« The Office of Protocol today received a telephone call from

Mr* Francois Kisulairumoa First Secretary of th© Fdssionp T»SIO us that H«Mo the Kwsmi had accepted yow InvitSit?^ono It T??a9 suggastoel to Kr. KisukurumOj, however, that this b® conf imed in. x

3« Although HeM* the Mw&asl's visit is to b© an unofficial on®9 I

nevertheless attach heretdth^ for your oppro^sJ. or 3.iE5ndtr.entsJ1 s pro covering the visit* /». Kay I have your instructions on whether you wish to havo official

photographs taken during your private meeting with Hel-[ffl the Mrami sad whether to inform the Press and photograph®r0 of the

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will Unofficial translation from French

3 June 1964

Sir,

The Secretary-General has asked me to thank you for your letter No. 026/133/MPB of 2 June 1964. The Secretary-General sincerely regrets that His Majesty the Mwami was not able to accept his luncheon invitation. The Secretary- General will be very happy if His Majesty the Mwani would do him the honour of calling upon him during a private visit to UN Headquarters on 13 June at 11.15 a.m. Please accept, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Sinan A. Korle Acting Chief of Protocol

His Excellency M. Gervais Nyangoma Permanent Representative of Burundi to the United Nations 60 East 42nd Street, Room 763 New York 1?, N.I. Unofficial translation from French

PERMANENT MISSION OF BURUNDI TO THE UNITED NATIONS

No. 026/133/MPB New York, 2 June 1964

His Excellency U Thant Secretary-General United Nations New York Sir, His Majesty the Mwami of Burundi has asked me to tkExajsa reiterate his apologies, already conveyed to you in a telegram of 31 May, for being unable to accept your kind invitation for 2 June. He has also asked me to convey his thanks for your message of sympathy over the death of His Royal Highness Prince Ignace Kamatari. He would be much obliged if you would kindly spare him a few moments for conversation and a private visit to United Nations Headquarters during his stay in Mew York, on 13 or 14 June. Accept, Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Gervais Nyangoma Ambassador Permanent Representative MISSION PERMANENTE DU BURUNDI AUX

NATIONS UNIES

60 EAST 42ND STREET NEW YORK 17, N. Y.

New York, le 2 juin 1964 No

A Son Excellence U Thant, Secretaire General des Nations Unies a Hew

Monsieur le Secretaire G-eneral,

Sa Majeste le Mwami du Burundi tn'a charge de vous reite"rer les excuses deja connues par un telegramrae du 31 mai, pour avoir ete empeche de repondre a votre aimable invitation du 2 juin. Elle m'a egalement demande de vous presenter ses remercie- ments pour votre sympathie a 1'occasion de la mort de Son Altesse Royale, le Prince Ignace Kamatari. Vous 1'obligerez beaucoup en voulant bien lui reserver quel- t^uelques instants de conversation et de visite privee au siege de I1Organisation pendant son sejour a New York, le 13 ou le 14 juin,

Veuillez agreer, Monsieur le Secretaire Grene"ral, les assurances de ma plus haute consideration

itant Permanent Unofficial translation from French

INCOMING CLEAR CABLE

TO: SECRETARY-GENERAL FROM: PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF BURUNDI DATE: 31 MAY 1964

I am cabling on behalf of His Majesty the King of Burundi to express his disappointment at being unable to attend the reception that you were kindly giving in his honour on 2 June. His Majesty Mwambutsa would still like to have an opportunity to see y°uj?^iyately on 13 or 1JV J)^Q ^NQy York. In anticipation of that meeting he thanks you for your message of sympathy in connexion with the death of his brother Kamatari. Highest consideration. Permanent Represents tive Nyangoma. EDT fifty -H $% 8 OB BOSS* <'N'.NHe0*2» KX FD-.NHC NEW 31 31$P ED 0 TfiftNT^ Uri SICREBRY GENERAL - ' ' UNltEQ WftflONS ROUTE VUJC S^fN NYK / JE ME FAIS.-LINTERPRETE D£ SA MHJESTE LE R01 DU BURUNDI POUR VOUS EJCPRIMER SA TRISTESSE A NE PAS PRENBRE PART A LA RECEPfON CUE VOUS AVE2PEN VOULUOFFRIR EN SON HONNEUR 2. JUIN STOP SA ' - AlftMERAlT ENCORE POUVOIR SENT -.'••• ETENIR AVEC VOUS T IE TREIZE OU ftUftTORZE • JUIN A NEW YORK SOP £5*3 CETE HNCONTRE^ ELE ?OUS REMERIE BE LA SYMFftTHIE GlUE VOUS LUI AVEZ EXPRIMEE-AU DELES D'E SOW FRERE KAMATARI STOP COSSIBERAT10S FULIJBTOP '•--.-'. I- REPRESENTATIVE NYAMGOM .

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SK ~* LE FCR THE VISIT OF HIo I AJZSTY LWAi.BU'foA IV, liWAuI CF BUHUEDI, AT HbAiXJUAKTliffi CH TUESDAY 2 JUN£ 1964

12.50 p«ra» li.Me Mwambutsa IV, I-iwami of Burundi, -will arrive at the Secretariat nmnr-TT.^-^ entrance where ho will be greeted outside the building by l".r. Rorles Acting Chief of Protocol, and officially received inside the Secretariat lobby by the Secretary-General.

H»r« the Muand will be accompanied by H»JW. i'. Joseph i^bazujnutimas Minister for Foreign Affairs, arid H.E« re Gervais Myangoma, Permanent Representative to the United Nations0 The Secretary-General will escort His Fajesty by special elevator to the 38th floor where the Party -will confer in private in the Secretary-General's offices 1.10 p.m. The Secretary -Gen oral will escort His I'ajcsty into the adjacent conference room i-jhere the official photographs will be takene

1015 p.m. The Secretary-General vdll escort H.Ile the I^rai-d bj special elevator from the 38th floor dovm to the second floor and into the South Lounge wh^-re the guests invited to the luncheon will have previously gathered* The guests will be introduced to IL1U the Iwami by the Acting Chief of Protocol. Luncheon vdll be served„ H.I-U the l^waini will take leave of the guests invited to the luncheoru The Secretary-General vdll escort II.Mo the llwami and the members of his Party on a very short tour of the building., passing through the Security Council and the Economic and Social Council Chambers and the North Lounge« 2«40 p.m. The Secretary-General vdll take leave of H»IU the Mwand in front ~——""*" of the elevators on the second floor near the Tunisian mosaic c The Acting Chief of Protocol will escort the Royal Party down to 1»B and proceed to Conference Room 4 where H0Mo the llwami will meet the members of the Afro-Asian Groupe The Presidents of the Afro-Asian Group (H.1S. Mr. Apollo K« Kironde) and of the African Group (H.B» K» Louis Kakotamalala) will meet H«Ko the Kwami outside the Conference Room.

2«45 p«nu HeKo the Kwami will meet with the members of the Afro-Asian Group0 3oCO p«m«, His Majesty will take Isave of the members of the Afro-Asian Group0 The Acting Chief of Protocol vdll escort His Kajesty from Conference Room 4* along the concourse on 1~B, through the neck and into the elevators behind the General Assembly podiunu The Party will proceed to the Delegates8 entrance » 3«10 p«nu HoK* the Mwgsal and the members of his Party will leave Headquarters from the Delegates8 en trance « 11 May 5G.

•Mr. de Meulemeester informs that 2 June, Tuesdays is convenient to Burundi for. the luncheon for His Majesty. UNITED NATIONS Wmi NATIONS UNIES »^T™^ INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUj

TO: The Secretary-General .** -r foatt—7 May

FILE NO -S" './•• THROUGH:

FROM: Pierre de Meulemeester Chief of Protocol SUBJECT: State luncheon in.honour of His Majesty the King of Burundi

Following the instructions you gave me on 6 May as a result of the letter you received from the Permanent Representative of Burundi informing you of the visit of H.M. Mwambutsa IV, Mwami of Burundi, I am submitting herewith for your approval or amendments a list of guests who might be invited to the State luncheon you are giving in honour of the King.

I have contacted the Permanent Representative and submitted the dates you gave me as suiting your schedule. I am now awaiting & reaction from the Permanent Representative before finalizing the date, The two dates of 20 May and 2 June appear to be the most suitable since Monday 1 June is a holiday and it would be very unlikely that representatives would be prepared to cancel long-weekend arrangements to attend this luncheon. H.E. M. Nyangoma will try to finalize arrangements for 20 May though he thought that the day might be taken by the King's visit to the Y^'orld's Fair. As soon as I am advised of the King's choice I shall inform you accordingly. 1) Host 1 The Secretary-General 2) Guest of Honour 1 H.M. Mwambutsa IV, Mwami of Burundi 3) Members of the Hoyal Party 7 H.E. H. Joseph Mbazumutima, Minister for Foreign Affairs H.E. M. Gervais Nyangoraa, Permanent Representative H.E. M. Leon Ndenzako, Ambassador to the U.S.A. Two former Prime Ministers One Private Secretary One Military ADC

U) Members of the Security Council 11 President for May: H.E. the Permanent Representative of France Members: H.E. the Permanent Representative of Bolivia ii ti IT ii H Brazil ii n M ii ii china " " " " " Czechoslovakia " it ii " » Ivory Coast M ti M n ii Morocco it it ii n n Norway n M n n n USSR " " " " " United Kingdom 11 " » " " United States

5) The Chairman of the African Group for May 1 H.E. Dr. El Bouri, Libya 6) Neighbouring States 4 H.E. the Permanent Representative of Tanganyika n ii n n ti Uganda The Permanent Representative of Congo (Leopoldville) " " " " Rwanda - 2 -

7) H.E. the Permanent Representative of Belgium 8) The President of the United Nations Correspondents' Association 9) Secretariat Under- Secretaries: Mr. Amachree Dr. Bunche Mr. Hoffman Mr. Narasimhan Mr. Owen Dr. Protitch (jx^£ \r~- o^—3 Mr. Suslov

General Rikhye 1 Mr. Rolz-Bennett 1

Members of the former Rwanda-Urundi Mission: k Mr. Miguel Marin Mr. Lopez Noguerol Mr. Jan Schumacher Mr. Stephen Landau Acting-Chief of Protocol: 1 Mr. Korle

TOTAL " '

Unofficial translation from French

FERXMENT MISSION OF BURUNDI TO THE UTHTED NATIONS fV W • ro. 0?6/113/yPB - 5 May 1964 &

Sir, I have the honour to inform you tha^^'^t His Majesty Mwambuts>a IV, the Mwaitd of Burundi, will be paying a visit of about one month's duration in the United States, starting or Saturday 17 May at 6.30 p.m. While he is in New York, His Majesty would very much like to meet Your Excellency on ?7 May or another day and at a time convenient to you. Accept, etc. (signed) Gervais Nyangorae Ambassador Permanent Representative of Purundi to the United Nations

Hds Excellency U Thant Secretary-Oer.eral United Nations New York > MISSION ., „ AtfX NATIONS DHJBS OOJUBT 4JSJTO SfKWTORK If. K. IE.

Toffk,!* 5 mai 1964

' Jfal 1 HWambutea 17, le fera un s^?jour State tJttis 17

tortc, - reTicontrer votre' 22tc«H«ac* ' ou It un® sutre dat

Permanent 'dw, Batoellene« 0 fttaiat fzttions Units. OJ

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af !tr. Brian *

Mr. E.A. Vaa * Mr. C.V.

»* Beter . Bo

He. Ettss

Br. Halpfe J* Baadie

. Jacob Blasistsis * Mrs. Jacob Bla&ste!a

Sir Fatrid£ * Me. S.C. Astro®

Mr. Wallace larrlson * Mr. Eavid B.

* Hr» Erie SG luncheon - fijOTsSajr, 11 June 1.15 P-3a»> 38th floor

,- llie Secretary-General L Er. Balpfa J. Banete 3 Mr. C. V. Narasiiohan / Mr. S. A. Van Hame I" Mr. Brian Urquhart 6 Mr. David B. Vaughsa

? Ml as Barbara lepworth /Mr. Peter Giiapel /c Mr» aad, Mrs. Jacob Blaustein d'Harnoncoiirt /L H.S. Mr. S. C. Astrom /5 Mr. Bo Baarmarelsi^old /^ Mr. Wallace A' Mr. Erie Glbbard H- ft The Secretary-General #

Mr. Gonnar %rdal * * Mr. David Owen

# Mr. G* V. Narasiinhan

A\ SG luncheon, Friday 5 June 1964 1:15,

Mr. Gunnar Myrdal The Secretary-General Mr. G.V. Mr. D. Owen I tO IO' 8

o H> M OJ Luncheon given in honour of H.& Hr. Levi Eshkol, Prime Minister of Israel, on 4 June 1964

Gen. Rikhye . Uri Lvtorani Kr. C.Vo Narasimhaa

Dr. E» Bunche M9 Seydoiix

H*E. Sir Patrick Dean H.E, Mro Levi Eshkol

K. A.Ao Usher The Secretary~General

H.E, Mr. A, Stevenson H.E. Dro Fedorenko

H.E. Dr. Haim Tahiel H.E. Mr. M.S. Coiaay

Mr. David Owen Mr, Suslov

Mr. Korle Protocol and Iic.isdn 20 lay 1964

PHOGRAKl-ffl SDR T&i VISIT CF H.5, IX, LSVX ESUCOL, TRITE ML'ISTI^ CF ISRAEL TO UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTiiflS ON THURSDAY^ 4 JUHS 1964

HoE6 l-3r« Lev! &3hkol9 Prliae Kinlster of Israel^ accompanied by IloEo I'jco Comay^ Permanent Representative to the United Nations,, vdll arrive at th© Secretariat entrance tihere tho party Trd.ll be met by lir<> Sinan Korle, Actojng Chief of Probocola The Acting Chief of Protocol will escort ths party straigb-t to the 38th floor » Tho Secretary-General >dll meet the Prias llinistor outside tha elevators on the 3St>h floor and escort him to hies office f cap a private conversatiorio Iol5 The Secretary»Gcneral will escort the Prinus iSnister into the conference room on, the 3$th floor where the guests invited to the luncheon will have previotisly gatheredo

p<»me Luncheon be servsde 2«30 The Prime Tdnicter vdll take leave of the guests attending the luncheono The Secretary-General will escort the Prims Tdrdster into his private office whero the official photograph vdll be takeno 1 2^40 penu The Secretary«General \Mill escort the Prirse l^inistGr to the elevators on the 38th floor and take 3j@av© of him at this point The Acting Chief of Protocol will escort the I'ritne I'lnister by special elevator down to the second floor si d on a brief tour of the buildings pases ing through the South Lounges the Security Council and Economic and Social Council Chamberss •fehe North Lounge arid through the neck down to the Delegates" entrance o The Prime Minister vd.ll meet the Israeli staff raeiabers of the Secretariat in the South Lounge » 2o55 p m The Prims Kinister vdll depart from Headqtjarters by the 0 0 9 Delegates entrance0 UNITED NATIONS <*^*- NATIONS UJ\f I E S INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM ;> ' * > v* ^ TO: The Secretary-General cr ^\r r\\ J* Date: ? M^

c/^ FILE NO . THROUGH: Mr, C.V. Narasirahan Chef de Cabinet

FROM: Pierre de Meulemeester *" ^**** Chief of Protocol SUBJECT: Luncheon in honour of the Prime Minister of Israel

Pursuant to your instructions of 2? March 1964 please find below for your approval or amendments a suggested list of guests who might be invited on the occasion of the luncheon you are giving in honour of H.E. Mr. Levi Eshkol, Prime Minister of Israel, on Thursday, 4 June 1964 at 1.15 p.m. in your private suite on the 38th floor. ~ ~~~~

Host: The Secretary-General Quest of honourt H.E. Mr. Levi Eshkol, Prime Minister of Israel

Prime Minister's party and Permanent Mission:

H.E. Mr. Michael S0 Comay, Permanent Representative H.E. Mr. Avraham Harman, Ambassador to the United States Mr , Personal Assistant

Security Council: H.E. M. Arsene A. Usher, Ivory Coast, President for June H.3. M. Roger Seydoux, France H.i£. Dr. N.T. Fedorenko, USSR H.E. Sir Patrick Dean, United Kingdom H.E. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, USA Secretariat; Under-Secretaries: Dr. Bunche Mr. Hoffman Mr. Narasimhan Mr. Owen Mr. Suslov General Rikhye Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Korle Total 18 UNITED NATIONS ^gp» NATIONS UNIES I INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM

TO: The Secretary-General o»t«: 37 Marcfr

NO : -.- TKRouon: Mr. C.V, Narft01xi}&n Chef de Cabinet FROM: Pierre de Meulemeester Chief of Protocol

SUBJECT: H.E, Mr, lavi Bafakolp Prime Minister of laraal

I have been adviaed on the 26tb of March by the Protocol Qffio* of the State Department that H.E. Mr. L«rt Eshkol, Prime Minister of Israel, will be visiting Washington and Hew York. His schedule provides for his arriving in New York on 3 Jiave 1964 and remaining here on 4 and 5 June. Would you wish me to do anything with the Permanent Mission on this occasion?

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dear I adsncaFledge receipt of your hind letter of 1 July *j±th whidi you sent ms a copy of the remsrlsis made lay Prirae Minister Sshlrol at usy limcheon for him his recent visit to United Slations Hsadquarters „

Ms Mr, Michael S. tebassador 3aatraordiaa?y s11^ Plenipotentiary Pennaneat Eepreseatatiirs of Israel to tfee Halted Nations 11 Bast TOth Street Uesr York 33.} Hear TorJs:

ccs Mr. Lemiexix ISRAEL

PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE II EAST 70TH STREET TO THE UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK 21. MEWYORK

TRAFALGAR 9-76OO

Personal 1 July 1964

Dear UThant, As you requested, I enclose a copy of the remarks made by Mr. Eshkol at the luncheon you tendered to him during his

recent visit. I am sure the Prime Minister will be gratified to know

that you found these remarks gracious and realistic.

Sincerely,

His Excellency TJThant, Secretary-General, The United Nations, New York, N.Y. Remarks by Prime Minister and Minister of Defense

Mr. Levi Eshkol, at the Secretary-General's

Luncheon, Monday, 4 June 1964.

Mr. Secretary-General, Your Excellencies and Gentlemen,

I am greatly honoured by the gracious invitation to this luncheon from our Secretary-General, and by the cordial welcome you have extended to my associates and myself.

Israel has been much involved with the United Nations, and the

United Nations with Israel. In fact - as you well know - this relationship started as a pre-natal one. In the dramatic period from 1947 to 1949, the

United Nations played an historic role in endorsing the Jewish claim to statehood, in bringing a war under control through the Armistice Agreements, and in admitting the new State to the Organization.

We have now been a member-State for over fifteen years. We can, therefore, claim to be an "old-timer" in this world body — in fact, of its

113 present members, Israel was number fifty-nine. Unhappily, the conflict which attended our birth has not yet been resolved, and continues to be a constant United Nations concern — whether in the debating chambers of this building or on our borders.

I would like here to say how much we value the intimate co- operation we have with the Secretary-General, U Thant, Dr. Bunche who was, if I may use the term, one of the midwives at our birth, General Odd Bull, - 2 -

and other United Nations officers, in our common effort to serve the cause of peace.

In the course of the years, we in Israel have had to be realistic about what the United Nations can do and cannot do, at this stage of its development. It can and does limit and localize conflict — but the umbrella of the Charter is not yet a substitute for national defense. Disarmament is still a hope, not a fact. Political disputes remain unresolved unless all the parties to them are willing to settle them. These limitations arise from the policies of Governments and not from any inherent weakness in the concept of international organization. Even so, the United Nations can influence events by placing its full moral authority behind certain key principles of the Charter. I refer particularly to respect for the independence and territory of every member-State, large or small, and the settlement of disputes by peaceful means. My Government will fully co-operate in the promotion of these principles, in our own region or elsewhere.

Mr. Secretary-General, I would be happy to feel that my country is regarded in this building not only as a party to a chronic dispute, but also as a constructive element in international life. Behind the Israel of 1964 lies almost a century of hard and creative pioneering effort. To-day, either directly or through United Nations Agencies, we are able to repay a moral debt and carry out our wish to help new nations by making our modest contri- bution to the progress of developing States elsewhere. This is to us, as it is to the United Nations, the great challenge of our time. The success of — 3 —

the United Nations Development Decade, proclaimed by the General

Assembly in 1960, could have a decisive effect on the history of our generation. It gives us satisfaction that we can share with others some of our own special experience in nation-building.

Gentlemen, I hope that I have not imposed unduly upon you with these few general remarks. Before sitting down, I should just like to tell our host how delighted we were when he was elected to his high office.

I well recall driving through the Galilee and along the shores of the Jordan with him a few years ago, as children lined the roadside, waving flags to welcome him and the Prime Minister of Burma at that time. I hope we shall have the pleasure of welcoming the Secretary-General in our country once again soon.

We follow with keen interest his noble endeavours for the peace

of the world and the good of all the people who live in it. Our Organization is fortunate in having as its Chief Executive a man as wise and selfless as

U Thant.

Thank you. XJJ I

Si 1H H- O t* Secretary-General

Mrs. Paul 0. Brtflnn * * ^ Ralph j.

Mr. Jean d'Arcy * * Mr. Brian Urquhart

Mr, Paul G.

* Mr. C. V. larasimhan luaebeon - Wednesday, 3 Jim© 19$|., 1.15 58th floor

Mr. Stanley Kubrick Mr. and MFS. Paid. G* loffean

ft*. Ralph J. Bundle Blp. C. ?«

Mr. Brian Urquhart Mr. Jean d'Arcy

The Secretary-General *

Professor U. A. Sidorov * Dr. Ealph J. Bunche

Me. Victor lessiovski * * Sir Alexander S&acFarquhar

Mr. Jirl * Mr. V. P. Suslov

Mr. C. V. Haraaiaihan

•*» SG luncheon - Friday, 29 May 1.15 P.B-, 3Sth

Professor N. A. Sidorov a© Secretary-General Hr. Jiri HoseS: Sir Alasander Mr. ?. P. Susies Br» Halph J. Mr° Co 7. Mr. Victor Lessiovski m

H VO H> £ O SG luncheon - Thursday, 21 May 19&±, 1.15 p.m., 38th floor

Ihe Secretary-General

Mr. V. P. Suslov * * Dr. Ralph J. Bunche

Mr. David Owen * Mr. C. A. Stavropoulos

Dr. H. Tavares de Sa * Mr. David Vaughaa

Maj.Gen. I. Rikhya * !4r. Roberto Eeurtematte

3S!tr. Bamce Turner * * Mr. Maurice Pate

Mr. Jiri Hosek Dr. Victor Hoo

Mr. C. V. Harasimihan.

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US. &r. &- Sautes *

MP. a* x. Sis-

I.E. Mr, B. 0. Hagr

1.1, Me* Baul

«r* SG luncheon - Wednesday, 20 May 1964, 1.15 P-m. 58th floor

H.E. Mr. D. 0. Hay I.E. Mr. Paul Tremblay H.E. Dr. Leopoldo Benites H.E. Mr. Alex Quaison-Sackey H.E. Mr. F. H. Corner

The Secretary-General Sir Alexander MacFarqular Mr. Philippe de Seynes Mr. G. K. J. Amachree Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett rt

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Mr.

* fe« 0* K* SG luncheon - Thursday, l4 May 1964, 1.15 p.m., 38th floor

H.E. Dr. Richard E. Kelfa-Caulker H.E. Mr. Rashid Al-Rashid H.E. Mr. Voeunsai Sonn H.E. Mr. Burudi Wabwera H.E. Mr. Gervais Myangoma

The Secretary-General Mr. C. V. Narasimhan Mr. G-.K.J. Amachree Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett Mr. David Owen Order of Precedence

H.E. Mr. Rashid Al-Rashid - Kuwait H.E. Dr. Kelfa-Caulker - Sierra Leone H.E. Mr. Nyangoma - Burundi H.E. Mr. Sonn - Cambodia H.E. Mr. Nabwera - Kenya o 4 8*8. Cfedtef B« §»

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* S.S. Kr. SG- luncheon - Monday, 11 May 1964, 1.15 38th floor

H.E. Mr. Roger Seydoux H.E. Sir Patrick Dean H.E. Mr. Abdul Rahman Pazhwak H.E. Mr. Nathan Barnes H.E. Chief S. 0. Ade"bo H.E. Dr. German Zea H.E. Mr. Ahmed Taibi Benhima H.E. Mr. Bohdan Lewandowski H.E. Mr. Danilo Lekic

The Secretary-General Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett

p. 12 Revised by Mr. de M.

Rolz-Bennett

Zea Sir P. Dean

Lewandowski Barnes

Seydoux SG

Behhima Adebo

Lekic Pazhwak

de Meulemeester Order of Precedence

H.E. M. Seydoux - President of the Security Council H.E. Mr. Barnes - Liberia H.E. M. Benhiraa - Morocco H.E. Chief Adebo - Nigeria H.E. Mr. Lewandowski - Poland H.E. Sir Patrick Dean - UK H.E. Mr. Lekic - Yugoslavia H.E. Mr. Pazhwak - Afghanistan H.E. Dr. Zea - Colombia I 8

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Mr*

I.I, Mr. Hsas 8. * E.I. Sir. Carlos fertiaea SG luncheon Friday, 8 May 2.96k, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor

H.E. Mr. Manuel Aznar H.E. Mr. C. C. Cremin H.E. Mr. Ahmed Baba Miske H.E. Mr. Hans R. Tabor H.E. Mr. Carlos Martinez Sotomayor

The Secretary-General Mr. Paul G. HofTman Mr. Jiri Rosek Mr. Jose* Rolz-Bennett Mr. Pierre de Meulemeester 12th May, 1961).

PERSONAL Dear Secretary-General, I wish to thank you very sincerely for your kindness in inviting me to lunch on Friday last, 8th May. It was an extremely pleasant occasion which I much enjoyed. Yours sincerely,

H. E. U Thant Secretary-General United Rations New York, N. Y.

* * llr, C. Sesard

* Mr. Brian 1.

General I.*T. * Mr. David B. Vaughan

* Sola -Bennett SG luncheon, Wednesday 6 May 1964 1:15, 33th floor

The Secretary-General Dr. R.J. Bunche Mr. V.P. Suslov Mr. M. Dorsinville -Dr. D. Prefrrbcfi—J\ Mr. J.tt olz-Bennett Gen. I.J. ftikhye Mr. B.E. Urquhart Mr. C. Seward Mr. V. Lessiovski

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Ip" LUNCHEON

given in honour of

His EXCELLENCY THE Rr. HON. DR. ERIC WILLIAMS, P.C. Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago

by the

SECRETARY-GENERAL

on Friday, 24 April 1964

at the

UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS MENU

Le Turbotin Amiral Les Petites Pommes Persillees

, ,\ Le Supreme de Poularde Arlesienne Les Petits Pois Fins

La Salade de Cceurs d'Artichauts

L'Orange Surprise Les Frivolites UNITED NATIONS Press Services Office of Public Information United Nations, N.Y. (FOR USE OF INFORMATION MEDIA — NOT AN OFFICIAL RECORD)

Note No. 2923 23 April 1964

NOTE TO CORRESPONDENTS

The Prime Minister and Minister for External Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago, the Right Honourable Eric Williams, P.C., will pay an official visit to United Nations Headquarters tomorrow, 2h April. The Prime Minister will be accompanied by Sir Ellis Clarke, Permanent Representative of Trinidad and Tobago to the United Nations. He will arrive at about 12:45 p.m. at the Secretariat entrance, where he will be met by Pierre de Meulemeester, Chief of Protocol ef the United Nations, and will be officially received by the Secretary-General outside his offices on the 38th floor. Mr. Williams will confer with U Thant, and at 1:30 paa. he will attend a luncheon given in his honour by the Secretary-General. Gerard Montano, Minister of Works of Trinidad and Tobago; W.J. Alexander, Minister without Portfolio; and J.O. T>fEalloran, Minister for Petroleum and Mines, will also attend the luncheon. Prime Minister Williams will meet briefly the Secretariat staff members who are nationals of Trinidad and Tobago, and after a short tour of the building he will depart from Headquarters by the Delegates * entrance at 2:55 p.m.

MLJU _UL _\t. * ™ A ff ™ Protocol and Liaison

PROGRAMME FOR THE VISIT OP HoE0 THE RT.HON, DR. ERIC WILLIAMS, JPSJUSi JttBISTSR OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ON 24 APRIL 1964

12,,45 p.m* H.E. the Right Honourable Dr. Eric Williams, P.O., Prims Minister and Minister for External Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago, accompanied by HVE. Sir Ellis Clarke, C.M.Go , Permanent Representative, will arrive at the Secretariat entrance where he will be mat by Mr. Pierre de Meuleraeester , Chief of Protocol. The Prime Minister and his party will be escorted by the Chief of Protocol directly to the 38th floor. 12o48 p.m., The Secretary-General will greet the Prime Minister outside the elevators on the 38th floor and escort him to his office for a private conversation. 1.15 p.m. The Secretary-General will end his conversation -with the Prims Minister and escort him into the adjacent conference room, where the guests invited to the luncheon will have assembled previously . Io30 p.m. The luncheon given in honour of the Prime Minister vdll be served o 2«>25 Potto The guests attending the luncheon will take leave of the Prime Minister and the Secretary°General at the door of the private dining-room. 2o30 p.m., The Secretary ^General will escort the Prime Minister into his private office in order to enable the photographers to take the official photograph. 2o35 Potto The Secretary-General will escort the tit. Hon. Dr. Williams to the elevators on the 38th floor and take leave of the Prims Minister at this point. The Chief of Protocol will escort the Prime Minister by special elevator down to the second floor and into the South Lounge.

2.40 p0m. The Prime Minister will meet briefly with the Secretariat staff members from Trinidad and Tobago in the South Lounge. 2.45 p«m. Escorted by the Chief of Protocol, the Prime Minister will visit briefly the Security Council and Economic and Social Council Chambers and the North Lounge. 2.55 p.m. Proceeding through tho neck and by tha escalators, the Prime 0 Minister will depart from Headquarters at the Delegates entrance? .

»/ a Note loOO *>oJB., H.Eo Mr. Gerard Montano, Minister of Works, HcEu Mr. W.J. Alexander, Minister without Portfolio, and H.E. Mr. JeO. O'Halloran, Minister for Petroleum and Mines and Acting Minister of Interior, vdll be met at the Delegates9 entrance by Mr. Sinan A. Korle, Deputy Chief of Protocol, and escorted to the Delegates0 North Lounge, where they will Join Mr. Archibald, Deputy Permanent Representative of Trinidad and Tobago to the United Nations. 1.10 poiiu The Deputy Chief of Protocol vdll escort to the 38th floor the Cabinet Ministers invited to the luncheon given by the Secretary- General in honour of the Prime Minister0 ^||;:^||^|ii:itev Ar^hifeslfS -«?lth reg il®8iS|^|**^- ^intet-'sr -c-f Tristrf

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2nd AjriU19&4 A«6/1/2

The P««aanent Representative of Trinidad and Tobago to the United Nations preaetits his compliments to the Secretary*

* . the Right HowSiirsibie t>i* £cf£ %liiito»f J?*&*f ?rlia« Minister and Minister of External AffaSrt, Triftldad and Tabago, will be arriving in Hew York on 23rd April,1964, for a stay of approximately four days. The Prime Minister wlU proceed to Hashioston on 2?th April for a stay of three day* roturnioa fc«j Now York on 30th April and departing for Port-of-Spaln, THniiiati, on Friday, 1st May, 1964, The FGnaafteot Rej>rea«i«;ative of Trinidad anci Tobago takes this opportunity to renew ^ tfe« Secratary^General of the United Nations the asiuratwel 4f his Itlgjb**? conslde^clon.

^^^^^Hffil^^^^ The Secretary-General

H.E. Mr. Nielsen Dr. Bunche

Mr. Narasimhan Mr. Stavropoulos

Mr. Begley Mr. Rolz-Bennett

Dr. Protitch Dr. Hoo

H.E. Mr. Trygve Lie dinner - Trygvie Lie - Thursday, 23 April 7.00 p.m. - 38th floor

H.E. Mr. Trygvie Lie I.E. Mr. Sivert A. Nielsen Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mr. Victor Hoo Mr. C. V. Narasimhan Mr. C. A. Stavropoulos Dr. D. Protitch The Secretary-General s01 *to Io v» s ia> * g. A, * . C*

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Mrs. SG luncheon for Walt Disney - Thursday, 25 April 1.15 p.m., 38th floor

i 2 Mr. and Mrs. Walt Disney 3 Mr. C. Lloyd Bailey Executive Director, US Cttee for IMICEF 4 Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni, Jr. President, US Cttee for IMICEF »--&teTrettswn - regrets Mr. Maurice Pate

6 H.E. Mrs. A. Myrdal 7 H.E. Sir Hugh Foot 8 The Secretary-General 9 Mr. C.7. Narasimhan 10 Dr. Ralph J. Bunche 11 Mr. David B. Vaughan 12 Mr. Jos£ Rolz-Bennett

Mr. Paul G. Hoffman and Mrs. Robert Brown (daughter and son-in-law of the Disney s)

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•§ • B | $ll Luncheon given by the Secretary-General for Hie Majesty the King of Jordan 17 April 1964

Major AL-KOSDI Mr. KORLE

Brigadier KHAHMASH H.R.H. Prince BEK ZEID Mr* GEGHMAN Mr, SUGAIR Mr* OWEN Mr. SUSLOT H*E. Mr. HAHIM H.E. Mr. JUMA Mr. KARASIMIAN Mr. ABDEL-EAHMAN H*E. Dr. PACHAGHI H.E. Mr. ADEEL H.E. M* SSNHIMA H.E. Mr. ZEID H.E. Mr. RIFA'I H*S. Mr. LIU H.E, M. SEYDOUX H.R.H. Prince HASSAN BEN HAUL

HIS MAJESTY THE KING THE SECRETARY-GENERAL H.E* Prof. HAJEK H.E. Dr. HUSEIBEH H.E. Mr. STEVEKSOK H.E. Dr. PEDORENKO H.E. Mr. AL-BASHID H.E. Dr. EL BOURI H.E. Dr. TAMZI H.E. M. SUM Hr. AMACHREE Mr. HOFFMAN H.E. Mr. HIDE? Mr. JACKLIfJG Mr. MAKKAWI M. BOUDJAKDJI Mr. MacVANE Mr. ROLZ-BENNETT Olr. SATI Brigadier BEN JAMIL

Mr. DE MSULEMEESTER Major MOHAMMAD LUNCHEON

given in honour of

His MAJESTY KING HUSSEIN OF THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF JORDAN

by the

SECRETARY-GENERAL

on Friday, 17 April 1964

UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS MENU

Les Goujonnettes de Sole Anglaise Murat

UAgneau de Lait Roti Limousine Les Pommes Persillees Les Petits Pois Fins au Beurre

La Salade d'Endives a I'Estragon

UAnanas Glace Surprise Les Frivolites far.

UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM

to, The Secretary-Oeneral , n.t»t»: 15 April 19&4

FILE NO THROUGH;

FROM: Pierre d« Keulemeester Chief of Protocol SUBJECT: luncheon in Hii Iiajttar of Jordan

Please find Attached for your approval the seating plan for the luncheon you are giving in honour of H.M. the King of Jordan on Friday > 17 April Si»ffi* yoo will h&Te had the opporttmitj of speaking in private with His Majesty, I hare placed the King opposite you in keeping with the normal protocol practice and tradition* So a» to stress the fast that you are giving the luncheon in honour of the King of Jordan, I haw then placed on your right and on your left the two most senior n»mbers of the Royal suite in their order of precedence as given to me by the Permanent Mission of Jordan, i.e. H.R.H. Prince Hassan Ben To! al (the King's brother) and U.S. Dr. Haaem Kusaibeh (Minister of the Royal Court), this automatically places the President of the Security Council on the right side of U» Ktsg* The usual order of precedence among the Permanent Hepresantatiras has now been «lightly changed to tuit the needs. If we were following the normal order, the Permanent Bapresent&tiv* of Kuwait would be placed on the left of the King, bringing in this case the Permaneat Rspregentatives of China, France, U.S.S/R. and U.S.A. far down the line. I have consequently thought you would agree to ay doing as we have done on previous occasions, i.e. hiring up ahead of the other Permanent Representatives the Representatives of the four permanent moabers of the Security Council with ambassadorial rank. Having declined the invitation, Sir Patrick Dean has been replaced by Mr. Jackling whoa I find it difficult to place ahead of Reads of Missions. • - ...... -'• .- ,-, the Members of the Royal Party are placed following the order of precedence given to me by the Permanent Mission, bearing in mind &t the ssffle tiae our normal practice at Headquarters. For your infornation please find below the names of the a&mbero of the Royal Party in their order and with their titles as given to aa by the Peaswaatnt Mission: \ '•' ' '

*. H»B.H. Prince Hasean Ben ftlal - Brother of His Majesty H.I. Dr, Haz«a Nuaeibch - Klnlat«r of the Royal Ccmrt H.B. Mr, Abdxil Homa 8±f*fl * Permanent Representative U.S. Kr. Saleh Abu Zcid * Minister of Information H.E. Mr. Saad Jmu * Ambassador to tho UnitM States H.B.H, Prlnqfr Baad Ben Zeid - First Saoratary H.E. Mr. Itelil SaU - Minister of ROTB! Ceremonies ' Brigadier Al-Sharif Hass«r Ben JaJall ftpigadler Aaer Ehanaasb Major Saleh Al-Kordi - Chief of the Royal Air Force Major Anwar Moh««ad - Spscial Aide d« C&nq? to His Majeaty

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->anj -t.Atii ^ ,° PROGRAMS FOR THE VISIT OF HIS MAJESTY KING HUSSEBT OF THE HASHEKLTJ3 KINGDOM OF JORDAN TO TOE UNITED NATIONS OH FRIDAY 17 APRIL 1964

12»45 pe». His Majesty th® King ^111 arrive in his official mot oread® at th® United Nations Secretariat osztrane®. Hia Majssij mil 8 ba accompanied by H.S. Mr« Rif& is Pemsnsffii Sepres^ntatiTO of Jordan and om or two high govsraiBsatal officials. His Majesty -will be mst outsicte th© building by Mr. Pi©r.r<§! A® Msuleajsester, Chief of Protocol;, assd officially- received i&side th® Secretariat Lobby by the

p«iss The Saeretary«Gsne?al idll escort His Jfejsgfey the King by spseial elevator to his offices on the 38th floor wher® have a priwt© 1.10 p.m. Th© Secrefcajpy-Ganeral tdll saeosft His Majesty th© Kijig into his conference rocm ijs ©rdar to enable the phsfcographeys to take thei official photograph0

Id? Poia0 Preceded by the Chisf of Pjxttocol;, th© Seeireta^-Gsaer-ai mil escort His JSajesty th© King to a spacial [email protected] on th© 38th floor to1 go down to the seesmd floor1 and froia tbsr© into th© South Leungs wher1© th© guests preTioiiaty asseaSsled Kill bs isitrodaced to His Hajssty th© King 'by the Chief of Protocol e

1.30 p.ma Luncheon idJLl be ssrvsd. 2e40 p.mo His Majesty th® King and th© Secret asy«G®neral will tak® of the guests invited to the luncheon . 2.45 P.BU Ths SQerstary-sGoneral will escort Hia Majssfcy the King out of the South Lounge and to th« high riso sl©^atoa»s ©a th© saconeil floor, Ths S9crQtary-Gen@ral will tak© lea^s of His Majesty the at this The Chief of Pjrotoeol wlil escort His Majesty ths ICfeng and tho lasmbers of th© loyal Party by special alstvator from the sacorai floor dow to the first baseiasuat. Ths party ps»oc®©ding alcng the corieonsrse Kill go towards Confer@ne@ Room 2^

pasa« . H9Ee M» Tai®b SliA, PexroanQni Repressatativa of Tunisia, Chairman of the Afi«o=Asian G^oiip for* the month of Aprils itdll His Majsstj outsid© Conference Rooa 20 His Majesty th© King -will mesfc the Members of the Group. 3olO POEU His Majesty ths King *dll take leair© of the 'Members of the Afro=Asian Group at the doors of the Conference Rcom0 3ol5 P-.3U Escorted by th© Chief of Protocol, His Majesty tha King will proceed along the concourse of the first basem©afc, through th® neck, into recording studio No, 4. His Majesty will be sat out aide th® recording studio by Mr, d'Arey, Director of the Radio and Visual S@ndc©s DiTfiaion, tibia will bjfief His M?j©sty on tha rscordisig procedures* His J&ijesty will rscord a statement. 3° 25 p»nio His Majesty will leayo the recording studio arei, ©scorfeed by the Chief of Protocol, will proeeed to th© elevators in the first basement near, Conf erenc© Rocm 4 to go up to the Delegates" entrance, ...... '' 3o30 p«m« His Majesty the King and tho fembsrs of th® Ro^al will take learo of th® United Nations at tha entrance « THE*NEW YORK'"TIMES, HiisseinC6nfe

I International King Hussein, left, of Jordan as he was welcomed^^ yester- day by TJ Thant, Secretary General, at the United Nations.

• • :'•• Special to The Hew York Times „; ' . UNITED' -NATIONS, N." Y., .was confindito,£ormal.presen- April • •• 17 —- King Hussein of tations and, a six-minute talk Jordan urged the 57 countries. by the Kmg!>,C - , .. in the . Africanr Asian . group The Ambassador said King .today;-to work, together for Hussein spoke in general terms their-:common-good. He did on the importance of working riot go into questions of Israeli-; together for mutual protec- Airab 'rivalry. ..,••'' .- tion. He said the King did t .The • • 28-year-old • Kfag, ar- not ' mention Israel or her rived' on an official visit at plans to divert the Jordan ,12:45.:P.M. and dbnferred pri- • River. • '...--. • . vately for half an hour; with . King Hussein.will.go to Cape, the Secretary General, :U Kennedy toihprrow. He will Thant, on • Middle Eastern spend the rest of the weekend .questions; -.. at Palm.Beach and wilt then, The King was.- then the .visit-Houston. ••' :.,- ."• guest of honor at a luncheon The King is scheduled to given by Mr. Thant. Other' dedicate Jordan's exhibit at guests, included'A.dlai E; Ste- the World's.^ Fair on Wednes- :;venson, the'.:United States: day.'", ifi^.^.'"" ..-'..'",. "• . representative;' other - deler ••• '..The Apificial .yisiti-. will end gates to the Security Council: .' nextJtJPriday.;.1}he, King/ then and the chief delegates of the, ,• plans/ itoi;:;priâ.tely-i'yisit San Arab states,. - ' ' After,, .li met pfi'va'teT^.wi.iiffiîÂfrici and Asian 'delegates.' An , i Monday,-for ;his 'thirdVvisit to •bassadbr 'said the :discussion %>the ;-Uhited •»-'•-'--•• • • UNITED NATIONS Press Services Office of Public Ia.form.tion United Nations, N.Y. (FOR USB OF INFORMATION MEDIA — NOT AW OFFICIAL RECORD)

Note So. 2920 15 April

NOTE TO CORRESPONDENTS

His Majesty King Hussein of the He-shemite Kingdom of Jordan will pay a visit to United Nations Headquarters on Friday, 17 April, His Majesty and his party will arrive at the Secretariat entrance at about 12:^5 P»nu The Royal psurty will inejLtt.de Prince Hassan Ben Talal, brother of His Majssty; Hazem Nuseibeh, Minister of Royal Court; Salah Abu Zeid, Minister of Information; Abdal Monem FJLfa'i, Permanent Representative to the United Nations; and Iklil Sati, Minister of Royal Ceremonies. King Hussein will be met by Pierre de Meulemeester, United Nations Chief of Protocol., and will be officially received inside the building by the Secretary-General, U Thant, who will escort him to his office for a private conversation. After a luncheon given in his honour by U Thant, His Majesty the King will meet the Asian-African Group in Conference Room 2. King Hussein and his party will leave United Nations Headquarters at about 3:15 p-ni.

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UNITED NATIONS Wm$ NATIONS UNIES INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM

TO: Miss P. Boynton, Room 3800-D nate. 13 April 1964

FILE NO.: . THROUGH:

FROM: Basile Yakovlev, Chairman Staff Committee

SUBJECT:

As per our telephone conversation, the following is a list of those staff members serving on the Staff Committee, officers of the Staff Council, and. the chairmen of the sub-committees of the Staff Council^ -fn ft* v Staff Committee hMr. B. Yakovlev Room 671 4Mr. F. I. Pao Room 1154 ^Mr. 0. Hagerbrant " 205 ^Mr. F. Bottaro » 2B-52 t,Mr. A. J. Friedgut " 929-F 7 Mr. A. Bargman " 3570-D Staff Council > Mr. A. Alagappan Room 2527-D \ J. de Saram » 3450-D Sub-Committee s 4 Mrs. S. Jennsen GA-56 >Mr. S. Rizzo # C-109 t? Mr. W. Morrison 1B-44 ^ Mr. A. Landau 2325 ^Mr. G. Meiksins 1724 ) Mr. M. Weill <^^- 989 Chairman, Polling Officers . V. Pinches 1724

Mr. Cox suggests the following; *Mr. C. V. Narasimhan, Chef de Cabinet •> Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett, Deputy Chef de Cabinet "Mr. B. R. Turner, Controller ' Mr. W. Me Caw, Deputy Controller vMr. David Vaughan, Director of General Services . MeurjL;g Evans irkbride, Member of JAC 3733 *?Mr. Chackal TO An -S. > Mr. W. Cox, Chairman of JAC . C,

Mr Mr* Sinan Karle * IS?. Michael

livid J. * Mr*. * * Ifc. Bofe^rfe * * Mp» 0+ V*

* Mr. fs«l Or* * fena 1. Soffinan * *

# * Mrs. * SSp.

William ft.

* Kr. Soiberfc * # MeCuiough Mosel

Ma?. Dojaald I». * Mi?* David ¥aughan * Mr* It* Saussian # * Xr. S*rssr Item * Sip* Heire de SG and Paul Hoffman luncheon - Friday, 10 April 1964, 12.30 p.m., ftfeo-t

''The Secretary-General 'lea Mr. C. V. Narasimhan —Dr. Ralph J. Bunche d ~Dr. H. Tavares de S -jyir. Jean d'Arcy J*?Mr. Maxwell Dunn G. Obhrai Mr. George Janecek Mr. David B. Vaughan |M>ierre de Meulemee ster Jn^Lnan Korle . Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson Mr-Joh n Mac Vane — Mr. Harlan Cleveland x-*-4rt^C&s Richard Gardner r. Clayton . Francis W, Carpenter

TELSIM FOU1DATION: ^fr. Paul G. Hoffman ^ClintonRehlin g XMrs. Anna Hoffman »Mrs. Mary Lasker . Robert Benjamin (Chairman of the Board of United Ar^tists Corp) _._•. Frederic Papert (Chairman of the Board of Papert, Koenig, Lois, Inc., Advertising Agency for Xerox Corp) General Alfred M. Gruenther (President of American. Red Cross) . William S. Renchard (President of the Chemical Bank New York Trust Company) . Andrew Heiskell (Chairman of the Board - TIME - Joseph C. Wilson (President and Chief Executive Officer, Xerox Corporation) , Sol Linowitz (Chairman of the Board, Xerox Corporation 7/-j Mr. Edgar Rosenberg - Production Executive &i Mr. Alan Neuman - Associate Production Executive and Coordinator )( Miss Eleanor Wolquitt - Research Officer

. C. Peter McCulough (executive Vice President, JSsrox. Corp) . John W. Rut ledge (Vice President;, Xerox Corp) *Jj4jMr. David J. Curtin (Executive, Xerox Corp)

RATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPAHY *- General David Sarnoff (Chairman of the Board, RCA) —Mr. Robert Sarnoff (Chairman of the .-Mr. Robert E. Kintner (President}fi-i^U^ ,^-Mr. Walter 3D. Scott (Executive Vice-president . Edwin S. Friendly., Jr. (Vice President) ^^^^^ •—Mr. Sidney H. Eiges (Vice President) Mr. Louis Hausman (VP i

AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY Mr. Leonard H. Goldenson (President) Thomas ¥. Moore (Executive Vice President) Mr. Edgar Sherick (Vice President) H.UI Mr. Theodore H. Fetter (Vice President) Michael Foster (Executive) Edward Blftfcfir (Vice President) 0 - 3 -

PRODUCERS, WRITERS, DIRECTORS AND COMPOSERS

ru»Mr. Peter Glenville (Producer -Direct or) ^'^ ^w c Stanley Kubrick (Producer-Director-Writer) Joseph L. Mankiewicz (Producer-Director) Otto Preminger (Producer-Director) Robert Rossen (Producer-Director) Sam Spiegel (Producer) —J4r. Fred Zinneman (Director)A" Tad Mosel (Writer) -.Mr. Reginald Rose (Writer)Wvt^ Mr. Peter Stone (Writer) — Mr. Leonard Bernstein (Composer)A

SG reception to meet H.E. Hv. S.S. Tuomioja, United Nations Cyprus Mediator - Tuesday, 31 March 1964, 6:30 - 7:30 3Sth floor

H.E. Mr. S.S. Tuomioja H.E. Mr. Liu Chieh H.E. Dr. Rendn Castrillo Justiniano H.E. Mr. Carlos Alfredo Bernardes H.E. Professor Jiri Hajek H.E. Mr. Roger Seydoux H.E. Mr. ArsSne Assouan Usher H.E. Mr. Ahmed Taibi Benhima H.E. Mr. Sivert A. Nielsen H.E. Dr. Nikolai Trofimovich Fedorenko H.E. Sir Patrick Dean H.E. Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson

H.E. Mr. Zenon Rossides H.E. Mr. Ohran Eralp H.E. Mr. Dimitri S. Bitsios Mr. Tadhg F. 0'Sullivan H.E. Mr. Ralph Enckell H.E. Mr. Sverker Astrom. H.E. Dr. Franz Matsch H.E. Mr. Paul Tremblay

The Secretary-General Mr. C.V. Narasimhan Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mr. C. Stavropoulos Mr. D.B. Vaughan Mr. B.R. Turner Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett Major-General I.J. Rikhye Mr. B.E. Urquhart Dr. D. Protitch Mr. B. F. Osorio Tafall

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Dear Mr. Secretary General:

I wish to thank you for the delightful luncheon which I was pleased to attend on Friday last. In

these critical days of world affairs and new problems

for the United Nations, I believe you should feel more

free than ever to call upon friends of the organization

and I hope you will think of me in that light.

Best wishes.

Sincerely,

Secretary General U Thant United Nations Secretariat United Nations Plaza New York City UNITED NATIONS NATIONS UNIES -^ ^- INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM

TO: Mr. C.V. Narasimhan 25 March 1964 Date:.

THROUGH: FILE NO.: ,

FROM:

SUBJECT.- Luncheon on Friday. 27 March 1964

The name of the new Ford Foundation official whom Slater suggests should be invited to the luncheon is Dr. Frank Bowles, Educational Director, Ford Foundation, 477 Madison Avenue, New York. He can be reached on the telephone at the Ford Foundation, Plaza 1-2900, Ext.453. I have informed Slater that Bowles is being invited. f* f * 31*

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* Hr* 0. A. SG luncheon - Thursday, 19 March 1964, 1.1$ p.m., ?8th floor

Lt. Gen. S. McKeown Mr. Tadgh F. 0'Sullivan

The Secretary-General Mr. C. V. Narasimhan Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mao .Gen. I. J. Rikhye Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett Mr. C. A. Stavropoulos Mr. Brian E. Urquhart Mr. Martin Hill

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m* '&»= f* isf&siitoa SG luncheon - Tuesday, 1? March 19&-, 1.15 p.m., 58th floor

H.E. Mr. Orhan Eralp H.E. Mr. Taieb Slim H.E. It. Franz Matsch H.E. Mr. Carlos Alfredo Bernardes

The Secretary-General Mr. C. V. EFarasirahan Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett I

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The Secretary-General H.E. Mr. B. N. Chakravarthy H.E. Mr. and Mrs. B. K- Nehru General and Mrs. I. J. Rikhye Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mr. C. V. Harasimhan

SG reception for Members of the Advisory Committee on the Application of Science and Technology to Development - Monday, 2 March 196k, 6.50 - 7-30 p.m. 38th floor

Members of the Committee: Advisers:

i*t~ (Denmark) MM Dr. Pierre Victor Auger (France) Mr. Mamadou Aw (Mali) Professor Nicolae Cernescu (Romania) Dr. Carlos Chagas (Brazil) Dr. Josef Charvat (Czechoslovakia) Michalek Ladisla^/v Mr. Abba Eban (Israel) Mr. g. lardin Dr. Francisco Garcia Olano (Argentina) Dr. D. M. Gvishiani (USSR) V. A. Zaitsev Mr. Salah El-Din Hedayat (UAR) Dr. M.E.A. El-Kharadly, Dr. A.A. Kamel, Mr. S.A. Hagras, Mr. A.A. Abdel Razik, Dr. M.M. Mahfoz, Mr. M.A. Mahmoud Professor Kankuro Kaneshige (Japan) Mr. M. Watanabe Professor Eni Njoku (Nigeria) Mr. O.M.A. Abiola Dr. 0. Phillips-Michelsen (Colombia) Dr. Abdus Salam (Pakistan) Dr. M. S. Thacker (India) Sir Ronald Walker (Australia) Mr. G. B. gisford Mr. Carroll Louis Wilson (US) Mr. Peter Thacher Sir Norman Charles Wright (UK)

Specialized Agencies; ILO : Mr. H.E. Reymond, Director, Liaison Office with the UN FAO : Mr. Pierre Terver, Assistant Director-General, Programme and Budget Mr. J.L. Orr, Director, Liaison Office with the UN UNESCO: Professor V. Kovda, Director, Department of Natural Sciences Mr Y. de Hemptinne, Chief, Science Policy Unit, Dept. of Natural Sciences Mr A. Gagliotti, Director of the New York Office WHO Dr S. Btesh, Director of the Bureau de la Planification et de la Coordination des Recherches Dr. R.L. Coigney, Director, Liaison Office with the IBRD Dr. E. Lope z-Herr art e, Liaison Office, United Nations WMO Mr. D.A. Davies, Secretary-General IAEA Professor Leo Yaffe, Director of the Division of Research and Laboratories Miss Mary Jeffreys, Acting Representative of the Director-General to the UN UNICEF: Mr. Donald R. Sabin, Director, Food Conservation Division Dr. Max Milner, Senior Food Technologist - 2 - Members of the United Nations Represented by Observers USA : /JJte*~JaffiS6g'g&agag±amfffi Office of Economic and Social Affairs, Department of f State

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Permanent Bepresentatives of countries providing members: Denmark H.E. Mr. Aage He ssellund- Jensen France H.E. Mr. Roger Seydoux Mali H.E. Mr. Sori Coulibaly Somania H.E. Professor Mihail Haseganu Brazil H.E. Mr. Carlos Alfredo Bernardes Czechoslovakia H.E. Professor Jiri Hajek Israel Mr. Michael Comay Argentina , Charge d' Affaires, a.i. USSR H.E. Mr. K. T. Fedorenko u UAR H.E. Mr. Mahmoud Riad Japan H.E. Mr. Akira Matsui Nigeria Colombia Pakistan H.E. Mr. Syed Amjad All India H.E. Mr. B. W. Chaliravarty Australia US H.E. Mr. Adlai E. Stevenson UK H.E. Sir Patrick Dean - 3 - Under-Se cretarie s; Mr. I. H. Abdel-Rahman Mr. Jiri Wosek Mr. G-.K.J. Amachree Dr. Ralph J. Bunche Mr. Maurice Pate Mr. Philippe de Seynes Mr. D. Pro tit ch Mr. Roberto Heurtemmtte Mr. C. A. Stavropoulos >**'• *""-* ' Mr. V. P. Suslov J B Mr. H. Tavafes de Sa Mr. Bruce Turner Mr. C. V. Harasimhan Mr. David B. $ Vaughan Mr. Raul Prebisch

Mr. John E.G. Pierson Mr. Martin Hill Mr. H. Djajasasmita Mr. Jose Rolz-Bennett Miss Caroline St. Claire Mr. William W. Cox Father E.S. de Breuvery Mr. Walter A. Chudson Provisional Listin " SCIENCE AND TEOvIKOLOGv" "0 DEVELOPMFST

M AMEND/MCE ^isrvbKFs _o,f_th.-p, ..'-c??:f.|teo Advisers

Professor Svend A?.gs fed^roen (Bare; a.}.vk)

Dr0 Pierre Victor Au.ger (France) Mffo Mas-adou Aw (Kali) Professor Mieolae 'Gemescu

Dru Carlos Chagas Michalek Ladislav

Mr0 Abba Ebsi-j (Israel)

Dr0 Frarieiseo Garesia Olsio c-sl i7?S3R) V.A. Zaitsev Dr- M.E.A. EL-Kharadly, Dr. A.A. Kamel. Mr.S.A.Hagras , Dr. H.M. Mahfoz, Mr. M.A. Mahmoud Prof s« is OK- k£Ln •;.:-••; M. Watanate Prof ss ;a as: iii.s O.M.A. Abiola

Sir Ron.alci V^Bcuj? l Australia | G.B. Gresford

Mr0 Gar'roll Louis Wilscsn ''USA} Peter Thacher Sir I&xnsaa Charles Wright (Unitwdl [Kingdom)

ILO = fe'o HcEr, Re3'EK)sjds Dirostor., Liaison 0"::.if.; t:j.-;h \,fc? U-jitsd Nations 1 FAO «= Mr0 Pierrs Terves ^ Assistant D:. tester f>:;\ •• el,, F^-r-r-v^Tif:;^ and Mi'o Jc L- Ori-9 Dir©Gtor"s liaison Offic-^ ;.r."h ths Uri.lt.sd Ka

MHSOO - Professor V, Kay£las Dirsstor, Cec-s,r--:,r;:ti-:i r? f'stiu'Ev Mr., I.v da Hea-jiin^o , Chief ^ SeisncQ Policy Unifec Dapariaieat of Natural Sciences Mr0 A^ Gagliottip Dir«©'&or ol te® ;>i«5.i- if.^ii: OJTii-p^

I*JHO •= Dr0 S,. Bteshg Direetor of the Bu.reau cliD. ~\,-- FlanlfiCc:.t:Lon at de la Coordination des Rechssrehse 3s"0 R0Lo G®igneys Diz'est-or-. Liaison OffiOi v;Ith tho U;iited Nations

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UMCEF - MA»O Donald R0 Sabins Oireetor., Food Consei'Trafcion Eivlsion

LUNCHEON TO BE OFFERED BY THE SECRETARY-SSIERAL ON FRIDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 1964 IK HONOUR OF MR. RENE MAHEU, DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF UKESCO

Mr. Maheu Mr. Arthur Gagliotti, Director, UNESCO Liaisan Office Mr. Philippe de Seynes 2//^, Mr. C.V. Narasimhanv/ Mr. Ralph Bunehe Mr. Roberto Heurtematte. Mr. John McDiarmid Mr. Martin Hill X.//2- UNITED NATIONS m^fcp^^i r NATIONS UNIES INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM jjP i

TO: The Secretary-General $ .l/J&.ta ^ i° February 1964

Mr. J. Rolz-Bennett ^ " Deputy Chef de Cabinet .

FROM: HartM 4iH'"

8UBJ6CT Visit of/W. ften< Mabeu. Director-General of UNESCO

Mr. Maheu will to arriving in Rev York on Thursday evening, 2? February, and would like to see you scaae time on Friday, 28th, at your convenience. The subject he wants to discuss with you (aa well ae with Philippe de Seynes and the Special Fund and TAB people) is the World Campaign for Universal Literacy. The General Assembly*a resolution 'invites the Secretary- General, in collaboration with the Director-General of UNESCO, the Managing Director of the Special Fund, the Executive Chairman of the Technical Assistance Board and the President of the IBRD and it a affiliates, to explore ways and Beans of supporting national efforts for the eradication of illiteracy through a world campaign and any other measures, if appropriate, of international co-operation and assistance, both non-financial and financial, and to submit a report thereon, together with appropriate proposals, to the General Assembly at its nineteenth session.* In response to an earlier coasmmication from Mr. Maheu, I had been trying to bring about a meeting on 6 March, a date which I knew would be convenient for you and on which Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Woods could be present. Mr. Maheu, however, could not accept so late a date and asked to see you on 28 February whether or not it were possible for any of the other heads of organisation mentioned in the resolution to attend. For your confidential information, both Mr, Woods and Mr. Hoffman are very reserved about the proposed World Campaign, since the eradication of illiteracy is not among the priorities for economic development. Would you care to suggest a time when you can see Mr. Maheu oa 28 February? ro

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regrets ro Luncheon given by the Secretary-General in honour of H.E. Mr. C.W.A. Schumann Monday, 24 February 1964

Mr. Rolz-Bennett Mr. Suslov Mr. Polderman

Mr. Stavropoulos H.E. M. Usher

^ H.E. M. Seydoux H.E. Sir Patrick Dean

H.E. Dr. Fedorenko H.E. M. Hakim

H.E. Mr. Schurmann The Secretary-General

H.E. Mr. Nielsen H.E. Mr. Lewandowski

H.E. Mr. Stevenson H.E. Mr. Enckell

Dr. Bunche Mr. de Seynes

Mr. Dorsinville Mr. Narasimhan Mr. Vellodi Order of Precedence

H.E. M. Hakim (Lebanon) H.E. Mr. Hielsen (Norway) H.E. Mr. Lewandowski (Poland) H.E. Dr. Fedorenko (USSR) H.E. Sir Patrick Dean (United Kingdom) H.E. Mr. Enckell (Finland) H.E. M. Seydoux (France) H.E. M. Usher (Ivory Coast)

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H.E. Mr. NIELSEN ^ • -s, H.E. Mr. LEWANDCMSKI

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Father Enrico Zucca Col. Aldo Daniela Prof. M. Barbieri Dr. U. Mazzolini Mr. M. Mazzolini

PR'S Press The Secretary-General Under-Secretaries Mr. Palthey Mr. Jose* Rolz-Bennett Mr. Martin Hill General Kikhye Mr. Lessiowski oI foU ro bd

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