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*II-7. Decentralization of the Economic and Social Activities of the

United Nations and Strengthening of the Regional Economic

Commissions and the United Nations Office in Beirut: Resolu-

tion 1941 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, De-

cember 11, 1963

II-8. Question of the Composition of the General Committee of the

General Assembly: Amendments to Rules 31 and 38 of the

Assembly's Rules of Procedure: Resolution 1990 (XVIII), Adopted

by the U.N. General Assembly, December 17, 1963

II-9. Question of Equitable Representation on the Security Council

and the Economic and Social Council: Resolution 1991 (XVIII),

Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, December 17, 1963 ..

*II-10. Enlargement of the Economic Committee, the Social Commit-

tee and the Coordination Committee of the Economic and

Social Council: Resolution 1992 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N.

General Assembly, December 17, 1963

II-11. Report of the Committee on Arrangements for a Conference for

the Purpose of Reviewing the Charter: Resolution 1993 (XVIII),

Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, December 17, 1963

C. The United Nations Budget and the Problem of Financing Peace-

keeping Operations

II-12. The United Nations Budget for 1963: Resolutions 1861 A and

B (XVII), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, December 20,

1962, as Amended by Resolution 1924 (XVIII), Adopted by the

U.N. General Assembly, December 11, 1963

II-13. Financing of United Nations Appropriations for the Financial

Year 1963: Resolution 1861 C (XVII), Adopted by the U.N. Gen-

eral Assembly, December 20, 1962

II-14. Unforeseen and Extraordinary Expenses for the Financial Year

1963: Resolution 1862 (XVII), Adopted by the U.N. General

Assembly, December 20, 1962

II-15. The Working Capital Fund for the Financial Year 1963:

Resolution 1863 (XVII), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly,

December 20, 1962

II-16. United States Position on Financing of United Nations Peace-

keeping Operations: Statement Issued by the U.S. Mission to

the United Nations, March 6, 1963.

II-17. The United Nations Financial Crisis: Address by the Deputy

Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization

Affairs (Gardner) Before the 13th Annual Conference of National

Organizations, Called by the American Association for the United

Nations, Washington, March 12, 1963

II-18. "While the Soviet Representative Pretends To Be Attacking

So-Called Colonialists and So-Called Foreign Monopolies, in Actual

Fact He Has Been Attacking the Security Council and the General

Assembly": Statement Made by the U.S. Representative

(Plimpton) in Committee V of the U.N. General Assembly, May

22, 1963 (Excerpts)

*II-19. "I Am Concerned at This Financial Crisis . . . Because I See

No Acceptable Alternative Method of Keeping Peace in the

World to the Steady and Sound Development of the Peacekeep-

ing Functions of the United Nations": Address by the U.N. Sec-

retary-General (Thant) Before the Harvard Alumni Association,

Cambridge, Mass., June 13, 1963

II-20. "The World Has Once Again Met a Severe Test of Its Confidence

in This Great Experiment in Collective Security-and the United

Nations Has Emerged Stronger Than Before": Statement Made

by the U.S. Representative (Stevenson) in Committee V of the

U.N. General Assembly, June 21, 1963

II-21. General Principles To Serve as Guidelines for the Sharing of the

Costs of Future Peacekeeping Operations Involving Heavy Expen-

ditures: Resolution 1874 (S-IV), Adopted by the U.N. General

Assembly, June 27, 1963

II-22. Payment of Arrears in Respect of Assessed Contributions to the

United Nations Emergency Force Special Account and the Ad Hoc

Account for the United Nations Operation in the Congo: Resolu-

tion 1877 (S-IV), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, June

27, 1963

II-23. Terms and Conditions Governing the Issue of United Nations

Bonds: Resolution 1878 (S-IV), Adopted by the U.N. General

Assembly, June 27, 1963

II-24. Establishment of a Peace Fund: Resolution 1879 (S-IV),

Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, June 27, 1963

II-25. Continuation of the Working Group on the Examination of the

Administrative and Budgetary Procedures of the United Nations:

Resolution 1880 (S-IV), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly,

II-26. "The So-Called Financial Crisis of the United Nations Is

Essentially Not a Financial But a Political Question, a Direct

Consequence of the Systematic Violation of the United Nations

Charter by the Western Powers": Letter From the Chairman

of the Council of Ministers of the U.S.S.R. (Khrushchev) to

Bertrand Russell, July 13, 1963 (Excerpts)

*II-27. "The United Nations Peacekeeping Capacities-Indeed Its

Future As an Action Agency-Are Threatened by the Refusal of

the Soviet Union and Some Other Countries To Pay Their

Assessed Share of Legally Constituted Operations.
The

Proper Solution Is for the Soviet Union and Other Debtors To

Pay Up": Statement Made by the U.S. Representative at the

U.N. (Stevenson) at a News Conference, U.N. Headquarters,

December 18, 1963

[See also docs. VII-13 and VIII-33.]

D. Admission of New Members

II-28. United States Support of the Admission of Kuwait to Member-

ship in the United Nations: Statement Made by the U.S. Repre-

sentative (Stevenson) in the U.N. Security Council, May 7, 1963

II-29. United States Support of the Admission of Zanzibar and Kenya

to Membership in the United Nations: Statement Made by the U.S.

Representative (Stevenson) in the U.N. Security Council, De-

cember 16, 1963 .

E. The Eighteenth Session of the U.N. General Assembly

*II-30. "The Soviet Government Appeals to All Governments: Let Us

Build Relations Between States in Such a Way That International

Disputes Will Be Settled Not on Battlefields But at Conference

Tables, That Not a Single State Will Be Able To Use Force

Against Another State Whose Domestic System It Does Not

Like": Address by the Soviet Foreign Minister (Gromyko) Be-

fore the U.N. General Assembly, September 19, 1963

98-99

II-31. "Let Us See If We, in Our Own Time, Can Move the World

to a Just and Lasting Peace": Address by the President of the

United States (Kennedy) Before the U.N. General Assembly,

September 20, 1963

II-32. "The Government in Peiping Is Not Peaceloving; It Does Not

Concur in the Obligations Which the Charter Imposes; and It Is

Clearly Neither Able nor Willing To Carry Them Out": State-

ment Made by the U.S. Representative (Stevenson) Before the

U.N. General Assembly, October 16, 1963

II-33. "The United States Wants To See the Cold War End; We

Want To See It End Once and For All": Address by the President

of the United States (Johnson) Before the U.N. General As-

sembly, December 17, 1963

*II-34. Accomplishments of the Eighteenth Session of the United

Nations General Assembly: Statement Made by the U.S. Repre-

sentative at the U.N. (Stevenson) at a News Conference, U.N.

Headquarters, December 18, 1963

F. Economic Development and Technical Assistance

II-35. The Role of the Special Fund in the United Nations Develop-

ment Decade: Statement Made by the U.S. Representative (Bing-

ham) Before the Governing Council of the U.N. Special Fund,

January 14, 1963

*II-36. "There Is . . . No Reason Why Our Great Body of Advanced

Technology Should Not Be Brought To Bear So the Newly Devel-

oping Nations Can Leapfrog Interim Stages in the Process of

Modernization": Statement Made by the President (Kennedy) on

the Forthcoming U.N. Conference on the Application of Science

and Technology for the Benefit of the Less Developed Areas,

January 25, 1963

II-37. "It Would Be Tragic If Our Dissatisfaction With the Project

in Cuba Were To Destroy Our Support for the Special Fund":

Address by the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Interna-

tional Organization Affairs (Gardner) Before the Mid-Atlantic

Model General Assembly, Washington, February 23, 1963

*II-38. Intensification of Demographic Studies, Research and Train-

ing: Resolution 933 C (XXXV), Adopted by the U.N. Economic

and Social Council, April 5, 1963

*II-39. "While the United States Will Not Advocate Any Specific

Family-Planning Policy to Any Other Country, We Can Help

Other Countries, Upon Request, To Find Potential Sources of

Information and Assistance on the Ways and Means of Dealing

With Population Problems": Address by the Deputy Assistant

Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (Gard-

ner) Before the American Assembly on "The Population Dilemma,"

Harriman, N.Y., May 4, 1963

II-40. "We Come Here With a Closed Mind in One Important Respect;

We Do Not Want These Meetings To Be an Empty Propaganda

Show": Statement Made by the Deputy Assistant Secretary of

State for Economic Affairs (Frank) Before the Preparatory Com-

mittee of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Develop-

ment, Geneva, May 27, 1963 . .

II-41. United States Comments on the Activities of the Special Fund :

Statement Made by the U.S. Representative (Bingham) Before

the Governing Council of the U.N. Special Fund, June 3, 1963 . .

*II-42. "Attaining the Objectives of the Development Decade Will

Not Only Be the Greatest Possible Achievement in This Decade

But It Will Also Strengthen the United Nations in the Other Vital

Areas of Peace and Human Rights": Statement Made by the

U.S. Representative (Stevenson) in the U.N. Economic and Social

Council, Geneva, July 10, 1963

II-43. United Nations Development Decade: Resolution 984 (XXXVI),

Adopted by the U.N. Economic and Social Council, August 2, 1963 .

II-44. United States Opposition to the Establishment of a United

Nations Capital Development Fund: Statement Made by the U.S.

Representative (Bingham) in the Committee on the U.N. Capital

Development Fund, September 9, 1963 . . .

II-45. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development: Resolu-

tion 1897 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly,

November 11, 1963

*II-46. Extension of the Mandate of the Committee on a United

Nations Capital Development Fund: Resolution 1936 (XVIII),

Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, December 11, 1963 . .

*II-47. Enlargement by Six Members of the Governing Council of the

Special Fund: Resolution 1945 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N.

General Assembly, December 11, 1963

*II-48. Government Contributions Pledged to the United Nations

Special Fund, as of December 31, 1963, and the Expanded Program

of Technical Assistance, as of May 1964: Tables .

G. Human Rights

*II-49. "The United States Cannot Afford To Renounce Responsi-

bility for Support of the Very Fundamentals Which Distinguish

Our Concept of Government From All Forms of Tyranny":

Letter From the President (Kennedy) to the President of the

Senate (Johnson) Transmitting, for Advice and Consent to Rati-

fication, Conventions on Abolition of Slavery, Forced Labor,

and on Political Rights of Women, July 22, 1963

II-50. United Nations Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms

of Racial Discrimination: Resolution 1904 (XVIII), Adopted by

the U.N. General Assembly, November 20, 1963

*II-51. Preparation of a Draft International Convention on the Elimi-

nation of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: Resolution 1906

(XVIII), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, November 20,

1963

H. Trusteeship, Self-Determination, and the Question of Colonialism

*II-52. "Though We Agree That the Situation in the Portuguese

Territories in Africa Gives Rise to Very Serious International

Friction and Might, If Continued, Endanger the Maintenance

of International Peace and Security, We Do Not Agree That a

Threat to the Peace Already Exists": Statement Made by the

U.S. Representative (Stevenson) in the U.N. Security Council,

July 26, 1963 . .

II-53. "The Situation in the Territories Under Portuguese Adminis-

tration Is Seriously Disturbing Peace and Security in Africa":

Resolution Adopted by the U.N. Security Council, July 31, 1963

II-54. "The Settlement of the Danger Posed by the Situation in the

Overseas Territories of Portugal in Africa Is the Recognition and

the Application of That Right of Self-Determination for the

Peoples of These Territories": Statement Made by the U.S. Repre-

sentative (Stevenson) in the U.N. Security Council, July 31, 1963.

156

II-55. Territories Under Portuguese Administration: Resolution 1913

(XVIII), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, December 3,

1963

160-161

II-56. "All Peoples Have the Right to Self-Determination": Resolution

Adopted by the U.N. Security Council, December 11, 1963

II-57. Question of Fiji: Resolution 1951 (XVIII), Adopted by the

U.N. General Assembly, December 11, 1963

II-58. Question of British Guiana: Resolution 1955 (XVIII), Adopted

by the U.N. General Assembly, December 11, 1963

II-59. The Situation With Regard to the Implementation of the

Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries

and Peoples: Resolution 1956 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N. Gen-

eral Assembly, December 11, 1963 .

*II-60. Dissolution of the Committee on Information From Non-Self-

Governing Territories: Resolution 1970 (XVIII), Adopted by the

U.N. General Assembly, December 16, 1963 .

*II-61. Continuation of the United Nations Special Training Program

for Indigenous People of Territories Under Portuguese Admin-

istration: Resolution 1973 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N. General

Assembly, December 16, 1963

*II-62. Enlargement From Twenty-five to Thirty of the Executive

Committee of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees'

Programme: Resolution 1958 (XVIII), Adopted by the U.N.

General Assembly, December 12, 1963

II-63. Continuation and Expansion of the Work of the United Nations

High Commissioner for Refugees: Resolution 1959 (XVIII),

Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, December 12, 1963

J. The Specialized Agencies

THE FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION

II-64. "The Persistence of Hunger During This Decade Is Unaccept-

able Either Morally or Socially": Remarks Made by the President

(Kennedy) Before the World Food Congress, June 4, 1963

II-65. Activities of the Food and Agriculture Organization During

1963: Annual Report of the President (Johnson) to the Congress

on U.S. Participation in the U.N., Transmitted August 20, 1964

THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL MARITIME CONSULTATIVE

II-66. Activities of the Intergovernmental Maritime Consulta-

tive Organization During 1963: Annual Report of the President

(Johnson) to the Congress on U.S. Participation in the U.N.,

Transmitted August 20, 1964 (Excerpt) . .

THE INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND

II-67. Operations of the International Bank for Reconstruction and

Development During the Period January 1-June 30, 1963: Report

of the National Advisory Council on International Monetary and

Financial Problems, Submitted April 11, 1964 (Excerpt)

*II-68. Authorization for the United States Governor of the Inter-

national Bank for Reconstruction and Development To Vote for

an Increase of One Billion Dollars in the Authorized Stock of the

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