THE PROBLEM OF FINANCING PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS

II-11. "What Is Ultimately at Stake Is Not the U.N.'s Ability To

Pay Its Bills But Its Ability To Do Its Job": Address by the

Legal Adviser of the Department of State (Chayes) Before the

International Law Association, Montreal, May 15, 1964 .

*II-12. "When the Security Council Adopts Decisions To Establish

and Finance United Nations Armed Forces the Soviet

Union Will Be Prepared To Take Part ... in Defraying the

Expenditure": Memorandum Transmitted by the Soviet Repre-

sentative at the U.N. (Fedorenko) to the President of the U.N.

Security Council (Benhima), July 10, 1964.

II-13. "The Financial Situation of the Whole Organization Is Critical.

I Did Not Get the Impression That the Government of

France and the Government of the Soviet Union Are Prepared

To Change Their Policies": Remarks and Reply Made by the

U.N. Secretary-General (Thant) to a Question Asked at a News

Conference, New York, July 31, 1964 (Excerpts)

*II-14. "[No] Permanent Member of the Security Council Has the

Right Under the Charter Wholly To Prevent the United Nations

Fulfilling Its Peace-Keeping Role": Note Transmitted by the

U.K. Deputy Representative at the U.N. (Jackling) to the U.N.

Secretary-General (Thant), August 5, 1964

II-15. United Nations Payments by Member States: Concurrent

Resolution Passed by the U.S. Congress, August 20, 1964

(Excerpt)

II-16. Soviet Analysis of the Question of the Financial Situation of

the United Nations: Memorandum Transmitted by the Soviet

Deputy Representative at the U.N. (Makeev) to the President

of the U.N. Security Council (Morozov), September 11, 1964 . .

II-17. United States Proposals on Financing United Nations Peace-

keeping Operations: Working Paper Submitted by the U.S.

Delegation to the U.N. Working Group on the Examination of

the Administrative and Budgetary Procedures of the United

Nations, September 14, 1964.

II-18. United States Critique of the Soviet Analysis of the Question

of the Financial Situation of the United Nations: Memorandum

Transmitted by the U.S. Representative at the U.N. (Steven-

son) to the U.N. Secretary-General (Thant), October 8, 1964

(Excerpts)

II-19. "[The U.N. Financial and Constitutional Crisis] Is in No Sense

a Bilateral Issue": Reply Made by the Secretary of State (Rusk)

to a Question Asked at a News Conference, October 8, 1964

(Excerpt)

*II-20. "Not
a Single Kopeck. for the Unlawful [United

Nations] Operations in the Middle East and the Congo": State-

ment Made by the Soviet Representative (Fedorenko) in the

U.N. Security Council, October 9, 1964

*II-21. Decision To Postpone the Opening Date of the Nineteenth

Session of the United Nations General Assembly From Novem-

ber 10 Until December 1, 1964: Note Verbale From the U.N.

Secretary-General (Thant) to the Representatives of Member

States, November 2, 1964 ..

*II-22. Soviet Reaffirmation of the Position That "Without a Secu-

rity Council Decision
No One Is Bound To Share In

Covering the Cost of United Nations [Peacekeeping] Operations":

Statement Transmitted by the Soviet Representative at the U.N.

(Fedorenko) to the U.N. Secretary-General (Thant), November 7,

II-23. "The Law (of the U.N. Charter] Either Is Applicable to All

Impartially or Inapplicable to All Impartially" Letter From

the U.S. Representative at the U.N. (Stevenson) to the Nigerian

Representative at the U.N. (Adebo), November 9, 1964.

Will be Satisfactory to the

United States": Remarks by the U.S. Representative at the U.N.

(Stevenson), November 13, 1964

II-24. "Voluntary Payments.

II-25. "Issues Other Than Those That Can Be Disposed of Without

Objection [in the General Assembly] Will Not Be Raised":

Statement Made by the U.N. Secretary-General (Thant) Before

the U.N. General Assembly, December 1, 1964 (Excerpt). . .

II-26. "The No-Voting Agreement ... [in the General Assembly]

Seems Sensible to Us": Statement Made by the U.S. Representa-

tive at the U.N. (Stevenson), December 1, 1964.

II-27. "Those Who Make Substantial. . . Financial Contribu-

tions to the U.N. Ought To Be Listened to With Considerable

Respect": Reply Made by the Secretary of State (Rusk) to a

Question Asked at a News Conference, December 23, 1964. . .

[See also doc. II-37.]

D. Admission of New Members

*II-28. "We Welcome Malta, Malawi, and Zambia

With the

Conviction That Their Future in the United Nations Will Always

Serve the Best Interests of the World Community": Statement

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

General Assembly, December 2, 1964.

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

[See note, p. 136.]

F. Economic Development and Technical Assistance

II-29. Towards a New Trade Policy for Development: Report of the

Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Trade

and Development (Prebisch), February 12, 1964 (Excerpts) . .

*II-30. A Perspective on the United Nations Conference on Trade

and Development: Address by the Assistant Secretary of State

for Economic Affairs (Johnson) Before the 10th Annual Con-

ference on International Affairs, Cincinnati, February 21, 1964. .

II-31. Common Problems of Industrial and Developing Countries:

Statement Made by the Under Secretary of State (Ball) Before

the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development,

Geneva, March 25, 1964 (Excerpts). .

II-32. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development:

Final Act, Adopted at Geneva, June 16, 1964 (Excerpts)

II-33. The Significance of the United Nations Conference on Trade

and Development: Report by the Secretary-General of UNCTAD

(Prebisch) to the U.N. Secretary-General (Thant), July 9, 1964. .

II-34. Reflections on the United Nations Conference on Trade and

Development: Statement Made by the Assistant Secretary of

State for International Organization Affairs (Cleveland) in the

U.N. Economic and Social Council, Geneva, July 23, 1964

(Excerpt) ...

II-35. Recommendation for Consolidation of the United Nations

Special Fund and the Expanded Program of Technical Assistance

in a United Nations Development Program: Resolution 1020

(XXXVII), Adopted by the U.N. Economic and Social Council,

Pages

132-133

133

134

134

135

136

137-141

141

141-149

149-170

170-178

179-182

*II-36. Improvement of United Nations Machinery To Promote In-

dustrial Development: Resolutions 1030 A, B, and C (XXXVII),

Adopted by the U.N. Economic and Social Council, August 13,

1964

II-37. United States Decision To Defer Its 1965 Pledge to the Ex-

panded Program of Technical Assistance and the Special Fund:

Statement Made by the U.S. Delegate (Williams) at the 1964

U.N. Pledging Conference on EPTA and the Special Fund,

November 16, 1964.

II-38. Establishment of the United Nations Conference on Trade

and Development as an Organ of the General Assembly: Resolu-

tion 1995 (XIX), Adopted by the U.N. General Assembly, De-

cember 30, 1964.

G. Human Rights

II-39. "Racial Discrimination Is a Pernicious Disease Which Must

Be Eradicated... Everywhere": Statement Made by the

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

Council, Geneva, July 30, 1964 (Excerpts).

II-40. Draft International Convention on the Elimination of All

Forms of Racial Discrimination: Resolution 1015 B (XXXVII),

Adopted by the U.N. Economic and Social Council, July 30,

1964

II-41. Draft Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Re-

ligious Intolerance: Resolution 1015 C (XXXVII), Adopted by

the U.N. Economic and Social Council, July 30, 1964 . .

II-42. Measures To Implement the United Nations Declaration on

the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: Resolu-

tion 1016 (XXXVII), Adopted by the U.N. Economic and Social

Council, July 30, 1964. .

*II-43. Designation of December 10, 1964, as Human Rights Day:

Proclamation No. 3631, Issued December 1, 1964. .

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

II-44. Territories Under Portuguese Administration: Resolution

Adopted by the Special Committee on the Situation With Re-

gard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting

of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, July 3,

1964

II-45. Report of the Special Committee on the Situation With Re-

gard to the Implementation of the Declaration on the Granting

of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, Approved

December 15, 1964 (Excerpt)

I. The Specialized Agencies

THE INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND

DEVELOPMENT

II-46. Operations of the International Bank for Reconstruction and

Development During the Period January 1-June 30, 1964: Re-

port of the National Advisory Council on International Mone-

tary and Financial Problems, Submitted January 29, 1965

(Excerpt). .

II-47. Operations of the International Bank for Reconstruction and

Development During the Period July 1-December 31, 1964:

Report of the National Advisory Council on International

Monetary and Financial Problems, Submitted October 18, 1965

Pages

186

186

187-196

196-200

200-204

204-205

205-206

206

206-208

209-212

213-217

THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION

II-48. Support for Legislation To Increase the Resources of the In-

ternational Development Association: Statement Made by the

Secretary of State (Rusk) at a News Conference, February 27,
1964

II-49. Operations of the International Development Association

During the Period January 1-June 30, 1964: Report of the Na-

tional Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial

Problems, Submitted January 29, 1965 (Excerpt)

II-50. Operations of the International Development Association

During the Period July 1-December 31, 1964: Report of the

National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Fi-

nancial Problems, Submitted October 18, 1964 (Excerpt)

THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION

II-51. Operations of the International Finance Corporation During

the Period January 1-June 30, 1964: Report of the National Ad-

visory Council on International Monetary and Financial Prob-

lems, Submitted January 29, 1965 (Excerpt)

II-52. Operations of the International Finance Corporation During

the Period July 1-December 31, 1964: Report of the National

Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Prob-

lems, Submitted October 18, 1965 (Excerpt)

THE INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION

II-53. Activities of the International Labor Organization During

1964: Annual Report of the President (Johnson) to the Congress

on U.S. Participation in the U.N., Transmitted March 1, 1966

(Excerpt)

THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

II-54. Operations of the International Monetary Fund During the

Period January 1-June 30, 1964: Report of the National Advisory

Council on International Monetary and Financial Problems, Sub-

mitted January 29, 1965 (Excerpt)

II-55. Ministerial Statement of the "Group of Ten" and Annex Pre-

pared by the Deputies of the "Group of Ten", Issued at Washing-

ton, August 10, 1964

II-56. French Observations and Recommendations on International

Monetary Fund Policy: Statement Made by the French Minister

of Finance (Giscard d'Estaing) at the Nineteenth Annual Meet-

ing of the Board of Governors of the IMF, Tokyo, September 9,

1964 (Excerpts)

II-57. Comparison of United States and French Positions on the

Policies of the International Monetary Fund: Replies Made by

the Secretary of the Treasury (Dillon) to Questions Asked at a

News Conference, Tokyo, September 11, 1964 (Excerpts).

II-58. Operations of the International Monetary Fund During the

Period July 1-December 31, 1964: Report of the National Ad-

visory Council on International Monetary and Financial Prob-

lems, Submitted October 18, 1965 (Excerpt)

.

THE UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND

CULTURAL ORGANIZATION

*II-59. United States Grant of $12 Million to the UNESCO Program

for Preservation of the Temples of Abu Simbel: Statement Issued

by the Department of State, October 6, 1964 .

II-60. Thirteenth Session of the General Conference of UNESCO,

Paris, October 20-November 20, 1964: Report of the U.S. Dele-

gation (Excerpts)

THE WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION

II-61. Activities of the World Meteorological Organization During

1964: Annual Report of the President (Johnson) to the Congress

on U.S. Participation in the U.N., Transmitted March 1, 1966

(Excerpt).

J. Developments in International Law

*II-62. "The Act of State Doctrine .. Precludes the Courts of

This Country From Inquiring Into the Validity of the Public

Acts a Recognized Foreign Sovereign Power Committed Within

Its Own Territory": Opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court in the

Case of the Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbatino, March 23,

1964 . .

*II-63. An Act To Prohibit Fishing in the Territorial Waters of the

United States by Vessels Other Than Vessels of the United

States. . . .: Public Law 88-308, Approved May 20, 1964. .

*II-64. Convention on the Continental Shelf, Adopted by the U.N.

Conference on the Law of the Sea, Done at Geneva, April 29,

1958, Entered Into Force, June 10, 1964

*II-65. Convention on the Territorial Sea and Contiguous Zone,

Adopted by the U.N. Conference on the Law of the Sea, Done

at Geneva, April 29, 1958, Entered Into Force, September 10,

1964

*II-66. Tenth Session of the Hague Conference on Private Inter-

national Law, October 7-28, 1964: Report of the U.S. Delegation,

Submitted January 15, 1965 .

*II-67. Report of the Special Committee on Principles of International

Law Concerning Friendly Relations and Cooperation Among

States, Dated November 16, 1964. .

PART III. WESTERN HEMISPHERE DEVELOPMENTS

A. The Inter-American System—The Organization of American States

*III-1. The Organization of American States and the Situation in

the Americas: Introduction to the Annual Report of the Secretary

General of the OAS (Mora) on the Activities of the OAS, July 1,

1964-June 30, 1965 . .

III-2. The Budget of the Organization of American States for the

Fiscal Year July 1, 1964-June 30, 1965: Resolution Approved

by the Council of the OAS, June 10, 1964. .

III-3. The Scale of Assessment of Members of the Organization of

American States for the Fiscal Year July 1, 1964-June 30, 1965:

Resolution Approved by the Council of the OAS, June 10, 1964.

III-4. Nine-Point Program To Strengthen the Inter-American Sys-

tem: Statement Read by the Secretary General of the OAS (Mora)

Before the Council of the OAS, October 21, 1964 (Excerpt)..

III-5. United States Position Concerning Admission of New Mem-

bers to the Organization of American States: Statement Made

by the Alternate U.S. Representative (Bunker) to the First

Special Inter-American Conference, December 17, 1964 (Ex-

cerpt)

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