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THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMMON DEFENSE AGAINST INTERNATIONAL

COMMUNISM AND AGGRESSION

8. The Unity of the American Republics: Final Act of the Fourth Meeting

of Consultation of Ministers of Foreign Affairs of American States,

April 7, 1951 (Excerpts) . . .

9. Strengthening Democratic Institutions: The Declaration of Caracas,

Adopted by the Tenth Inter-American Conference, March 28,

10. Meeting the Threat to Peace and Security: Declaration of Solidarity

for the Preservation of the Political Integrity of the American

States Against International Communist Intervention, Adopted

by the Tenth Inter-American Conference, March 28, 1954. 1300-1302

11. Reaffirmation of Support of the Caracas Declaration of Solidarity:

Senate Concurrent Resolution 91 (83d Congress, 2d Session),

June 29, 1954. . .

[Bilateral Military Assistance Agreements Between the United States

of America and Other American Republics, 1952-1955]. . . 1303

THE GUATEMALAN SITUATION: AN EXAMPLE OF INTERNATIONAL COM-

MUNIST INTERVENTION IN THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS

12. The Guatemalan Communist Party: An Analysis by the Department

of State, May 1954 (Summary).

1303-1307

13. Communist Shipment of Arms to Guatemala: Statement to the Press

by the Department of State, May 17, 1954. . .

14. Significant Facts in Judging Communist Influence in Guatemala:

Transcript of a News Conference of the Secretary of State, May

25, 1954 (Excerpts) . .

15. The Status of Consultations With Regard to Guatemala: Transcript

of a News Conference of the Secretary of State, June 8, 1954

16. Convocation of a Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairs: Resolution

of the Council of the Organization of American States, June 28,

17. International Communism in Guatemala: Address by the Secretary of

State, June 30, 1954 . .

18. The Extension of Recognition to the New Government of Guatemala:

Statement by the Secretary of State at a News Conference, July 8,

INTER-AMERICAN ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION

19. Principles for an Expanded Program of Technical Assistance: Resolu-

tion of the Inter-American Economic and Social Council, April 10,

1316-1325

20. Technical Cooperation Program of the Organization of American States:

Status of Contributions as of May 2, 1955 (Chart) .

21. United States-Latin American Relations: Report to the President by

Special Ambassador Milton S. Eisenhower, November 18, 1953

1327-1333

22. Understanding and Cooperation: Address by the Secretary of State at

the Second Plenary Session of the Tenth Inter-American Con-

ference, Caracas, March 4, 1954 (Excerpt) .

23. Inter-American Economic Cooperation: Final Declaration of the

Meeting of Ministers of Finance or Economy of the American

Republics, December 2, 1954.

24. United States Economic Relations With the Other American Re-

publics: Summary and Appraisal by the United States Delegation

to the Meeting of Ministers of Finance or Economy of the Ameri-

can Republics, Quitandinha, Brazil, December 1954.

[Inter-American Participation in the "Atoms for Peace" Program]

25. The Pan American Highway: Letter From the President to the Vice

President on the Need for Accelerating the Completion of the

Inter-American Highway (With Chart Résumé, by Country),

April 1, 1955 (Excerpt).

26. Jurisdiction Over Fishing Areas: Final Act of the Conference on

United States-Ecuadoran Fishery Relations, Quito, March 25-

April 14, 1953 (Excerpt) ..

27. Recent Developments Affecting the Regime of the High Seas: Address

by the Legal Adviser of the Department of State, May 13,

28. Fishery Conservation Problems: Article on the Conference Between

Chile, Ecuador, Peru, and the United States at Santiago, Chile,

September 14-October 5, 1955

29. Revision of Prior Agreements Relating to the Security and Operation

of the Panama Canal and the Canal Zone: Treaty of Mutual

Understanding and Cooperation, With Memorandum of Under-

standings Reached, Between the United States of America and

the Republic of Panama, January 25, 1955 (Excerpts) . . . 1364–1376

30. Entry of Mexican Agricultural Workers Into the United States:

Migrant Labor Agreement of 1951, as Amended, Between the

United States and Mexico, as Extended on December 23, 1955. 1376-1403

CANADIAN-UNITED STATES RELATIONS

31. Economic Cooperation: Joint Statement of Principles, October 26,

32. Establishment of a Joint Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs:

White House Announcement, November 12, 1953 .

33. Trade, Defense, and the Seaway and Power Project: Joint Commu-

niqué, November 14, 1953.
. . 1405-1406

34. St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project: Exchange of Notes Between

the Acting Secretary of State and the Canadian Ambassador in

Washington, June 30, 1952 . .
. . 1406-1409

35. Applications for Power Development on the St. Lawrence: Order of

Approval of the International Joint Commission on Its Docket

No. 68, October 29, 1952 (Excerpts). .
. . 1409-1413

36. Special Cabinet Committee Recommendations on the St. Lawrence

Seaway Project: White House Press Release, May 8, 1953. 1413-1414

37. The Economic Basis for the St. Lawrence Seaway: Conclusions of the

Senate Foreign Relations Committee, June 16, 1953 (Excerpts). 1414-1417

38. St. Lawrence Seaway Corporation: Public Law 358 (83d Congress, 2d

Session), May 13, 1954.

39. St. Lawrence Seaway Project: Exchange of Notes Between the United

States Chargé d'Affaires at Ottawa and the Canadian Secretary

of State for External Affairs, August 17, 1954. .

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40. Cooperative Arrangements for Defense-The "Pinetree" Line: Joint

Statement by the United States and Canadian Governments,

. . . 1427-1428

41. Further Cooperation for Defense-The "Mid-Canada” and “DEW"

Lines: Joint Statement by the United States and Canadian

Governments, September 27, 1954. .

STATUS OF THE ANTARCTIC REGION

42. Memorandum of the Department of State, March 30, 1956.

PART IX. WESTERN EUROPE

BASIC UNITED STATES POLICY

1. Address by the Secretary of State, May 31, 1950.

2. Address by the Secretary of State, February 12, 1953

3. Address by the Secretary of State, April 29, 1953

4. Address by the Secretary of State, December 22, 1953

[Radio Interview With the Secretary of State, April 4, 1954] .

[Report by the Secretary of State to the President, May 17, 1955].

TRIPARTITE CONSULTATIONS, 1950-1953

5. Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the

United Kingdom, and France (London), May 13, 1950 . . . 1458–1459

6. Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the

United Kingdom, France, and Canada (London), May 18, 1950. 1459–1460

7. Interim Communiqué on the Meeting of Foreign Ministers of the

United States, the United Kingdom, and France (New York),

September 14, 1950. .

8. Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the

United Kingdom, and France (New York), September 19, 1950 .

9. Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the

United Kingdom, and France (London), February 19, 1952.

10. Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the

United Kingdom, and France (Washington), July 14, 1953. 1463-1467

11. Communiqué by the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the

United Kingdom, and France (London), October 18, 1953. . 1467-1468

12. Communiqué by the Heads of Government of the United States, the

United Kingdom, and France (Bermuda), December 7, 1953. 1468-1470

THE LONDON AND PARIS CONFERENCES, SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 1954

13. Statement by the Secretary of State to the Press, August 24, 1954. 1470-1471

14. Statement by the Secretary of State to the Press, August 31, 1954. 1471-1473

15. Statement by the Secretary of State to the Press, September 18, 1954. 1473-1474

16. Final Act of the London Nine-Power Conference, October 3, 1954. 1474-1491

17. Statement by the Secretary of State on the Results of the London

Conference, October 4, 1954 .

18. Communiqué Issued at Paris by the Foreign Ministers of the Nine

Powers, October 21, 1954 .

19. Resolution of the North Atlantic Council, October 22, 1954 . . . 1493-1496

[The Paris Conference: Report by the Secretary of State to the President

and the Cabinet, October 25, 1954] .

20. Statement by the Secretary of State Before the Senate Committee on

Foreign Relations, Mrch 29, 1955 . .

B. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization

ASSIGNMENT OF AMERICAN TROOPS TO NATO

21. Statement by the President to the Press, September 9, 1950 .

22. Letter From the President to General of the Army Dwight D. Eisen-

hower, December 19, 1950 .

23. Remarks by the Secretary of State at a News Conference, December

24. Statement by the Secretary of State Before the Senate Committees on

Foreign Relations and Armed Services, February 16, 1951. . 1510–1519

25. Statement by the Consultant to the Secretary of State Before the

Senate Committees on Armed Services and Foreign Relations,

February 26, 1951. .
. . 1520-1526

26. Senate Concurrent Resolution 18, April 4, 1951 (82d Congress, 1st

INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS ON THE STATUS OF NATO

27. Agreement Between the Parties to the North Atlantic Treaty Regard-

ing the Status of Their Forces, June 19, 1951 .

28. Agreement on the Status of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization,

National Representatives and International Staff, September 20,

1951. .

1544-1552

29. Agreement Between the United States and the North Atlantic Treaty

Organization Respecting Service of United States Nationals in

the Organization, September 29, 1951 . .

30. Protocol on the Status of International Military Headquarters Set up

Pursuant to the North Atlantic Treaty, August 28, 1952 . . 1553-1559

31. Agreement Between the Government of the United States and the

North Atlantic Council Concerning the Employment by Inter-

national Military Headquarters of United States Nationals,

February 25, 1953 .

32. Report of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations on Agreements

Relating to the Status of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization,

Armed Forces, and Military Headquarters, April 28, 1953 . . 1561-1581

33. Understanding of the Senate in Advising Ratification of the Status of

Forces Agreement, July 15, 1953 .
1581-1582

34. Testimony by the Deputy Under Secretary of State Before the House

Committee on Foreign Affairs on the Proposed Revision of Agree-

ments Granting Foreign Countries Criminal Jurisdiction Over

American Armed Forces Stationed Within Their Boundaries,

July 19, 1955..

THE WORK OF NATO

35. First Session of the North Atlantic Council (Washington): Com-

muniqué, September 17, 1949. ..

36. Second Session of the North Atlantic Council (Washington): Com-

muniqué, November 18, 1949.

37. Third Session of the North Atlantic Council (Washington): Com-

muniqué, January 6, 1950 . .

38. Fourth Session of the North Atlantic Council (London): Communiqué,

39. First Part of the Fifth Session of the North Atlantic Council (New

York): Communiqué, September 18, 1950
. . 1606-1607

40. Fifth Session of the North Atlantic Council (New York): Communiqué,

September 26, 1950 .
. . . 1607-1608

41. Sixth Session of the North Atlantic Council (Brussels): Communiqué,

December 19, 1950 . .

42. Administrative Reorganization of NATO: Communiqué by the North

Atlantic Council Deputies (London), May 5, 1951

43. Statement by the North Atlantic Council (Ottawa), September 21,

44. Seventh Session of the North Atlantic Council (Ottawa): Communiqué,

September 21, 1951.

. . . 1614-1616

45. Eighth Session of the North Atlantic Council (Rome): Communiqué,

November 28, 1951 . .

46. Adoption of the Report of the Temporary Council Committee by the

North Atlantic Council: NAC Press Release, February 24,

47. Ninth Session of the North Atlantic Council (Lisbon): Communiqué,

February 26, 1952 . .

48. Remarks by the Secretary of State Before the North Atlantic Council

(Paris), December 18, 1952 . .

49. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, December 18, 1952 .

50. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, April 25, 1953.

51. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, December 16, 1953.

52. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, April 23, 1954.

53. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, October 22, 1954 .

54. The First Five Years of NATO: Report by the Secretary-General of

NATO, November 1, 1954 (Excerpt)

55. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, December 18, 1954.

56. Statement by the Secretary of State at a News Conference, December

57. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, May 11, 1955.

58. Ministerial Session of the North Atlantic Council (Paris): Com-

muniqué, December 16, 1955.

C. Relations With Certain Countries

59. Communiqué Regarding Conversations Between the Secretary of

State and the Belgian Foreign Minister, March 17, 1953 . . 1660-1661

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