United Kingdom-Continued
boundary treaties with U.S.: Web-
ster-Ashburton (1842), Oregon
(1846), 271

and Charter of Economic Rights and
Duties of States (1974), 587

collisions at sea, damages rule, 449-
450

and Concorde supersonic transport,
469

and declaration by Italy regarding
Treaty on the Non-Proliferation
of Nuclear Weapons (1968), 844
and Declaration of Mexico on the
Equality of Women and Their
Contribution to Development and
Peace (1975), 208, 209
declaration regarding Berlin, 328,
329, 330

destroyer-bases agreement (1940),
315

Diego Garcia, U.S. facilities on, 889
and extradition, 171, 174
extradition treaty with U.S. (1931),
334

"fly U.S. flag" program, objection,

462

and Geneva Conventions (1949), draft
protocols, 807

income tax convention with U.S.
(1945), (1975), 635

and Law of the Sea Conference
(1975), 431

and Lima Declaration and Plan of
Action on Industrial Develop-
ment and Cooperation (1975), 554
nationals of, nonimmigrant visas, 121
and OECD financial support fund
agreement (1975), 651, 665
and PLO participation in U.N. de-
bate, 75

and Quadripartite Agreement (1971),
328-330

Samoan Islands Treaty with U.S. and
Germany (1899), 271

sovereign immunity request, 345
and U.N. Command in Korea, 822
and Viet-Nam peace agreements, 773
and West Berlin, 330-331

United Nations

Space, 473, 480

Committee on Relations with the
Host Country, 193

Demographic Yearbook (1972), 328
development system, review and re-
form, 76-77

Economic and Social Commission for
Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP),
553

Economic and Social Council (ECO-
SOC)

and sovereignty over natural re-
sources, 488

Standard Minimum Rules for the
Treatment of Prisoners, 218-
219

Subcommittee for Prevention of
Discrimination and Protection
of Minorities, 231

economic and social sectors, restruc-
turing, 585

Economic Commission for Europe,
679, 717

financing, 77-79

flag, restriction on use in Korea, 826
General Assembly

admission of members, 69-70
applications for U.N. membership,
67-69

Charter of Economic Rights and
Duties of States (1974), 587
human rights, 221-226
and Korean question, 822-827
and Puerto Rico, 90-92
Resolutions: 2145 (XXI), 90, 190;
3010 (XXVII), 206–208; 3172
(XXVIII), 585; 3201 (S-VI), 553,
555, 578, 579, 580, 587; 3202 (S-
VI), 553, 555, 566, 567, 578, 579,
580, 587; 3219 (XXIX), 183; 3236
(XXIX), 261, 754; 3243 (XXIX),

United Nations-Continued
General Assembly-Continued

Resolutions Continued

81; 3261 (XXIX), 853; 3264
(XXIX), 863; 3275 (XXIX), 208;
3281 (XXIX), 488, 508, 514, 554,
570, 575, 576-577, 585, 587, 601;
3315 (XXIX), 272; 3321 (XXIX),
159; 3333 (XXIX), 820, 821, 826;
3341 (XXIX), 586; 3343 (XXIX),
585, 586; 3348 (XXX), 182; 3349
(XXIX) (1974), 36; 3362 (S-VII),
573, 575-587; 3363–3365 (XXX),
69; 3366 (XXX), 67, 68; 3368
(XXX), 69; 3375 (XXX), 74, 260,
261; 3376 (XXX), 754; 3377-3378
(XXX), 205; 3379 (XXX), 202,
211; 3385 (XXX), 70; 3390A
(XXX), 823, 825; 3390B (XXX),
824, 826; 3395 (XXX), 756;
3411A-F (XXX), 201; 3413
(XXX), 70; 3414 (XXX), 757;
3416 (XXX), 211; 3419B (XXX),
82; 3443-3446 (XXX), 718–719;
3448 (XXX), 182, 183–184; 3452-
3453 (XXX), 217-218; 3456
(XXX), 156; 3475 (XXX), 865;
3483 (XXX), 376; 3486 (XXX),
587; 3496 (XXX), 272; 3499
(XXX), 749; 3505 (XXX), 211;
3519-3524 (XXX), 211

resolutions and declarations, legal
effect of, 85

and succession of states in respect
of treaties, 272-291

and Zionism, 202–205

and human rights, 182-184
human rights conventions, U.S. pol-
icy toward, 180

International Court of Justice. See
separate title

International Referral Service for

Sources of Environmental Infor-
mation, 706

International Women's Year (1975),
206-208, 211

U.N. Emergency Force (UNEF), 79,
318, 761, 817-819

U.N. Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus
(UNFICYP), 79-80, 755-757,

819

permanent missions, tax exemptions,
64-65

Population Commission, 689
privileges and immunities, tax ex-
emptions, 64-65

privileges and immunities convention
(1946), 245

resolutions and declarations, legal ef-
fect of, 85-90
Secretary-General

good offices, 756, 757, 763, 819
and Namibia, 834
notification to, concerning CSCE
(1975), 326

and peacekeeping forces, 79, 80
and Space Applications, Confer-
ence on, 479

U.S. note regarding SS Mayaguez,
779

and Viet-Nam peace agreements,
771-775

Security Council.

applications for U.N. membership,
66-70

arms embargo against South Af-
rica, 833

competence, 84-85
Cyprus, 6-7, 763

and draft convention on environ-
mental modification, 864

and Israeli air attacks on Lebanon,
762

Middle East debate, 819
Namibian question, 21-23, 833
and peacekeeping forces, 817-827
PLO participation in debate, 73-75
Resolutions: 194 (1948), 752; 242

(1967), 74, 261, 262, 751, 753,
757; 276 (1970), 86, 87, 88; 301
(1971), 86, 87, 88; 338 (1973), 74,
261, 262, 751, 753, 757, 760; 366
(1974), 21; 367 (1975), 7; 375
(1975), 69; 376 (1975), 70; 381
(1975), 74, 84, 819; 382 (1975), 70;
383 (1975), 820

and U.N. Command in Korea, 820-

827

U.S. note regarding SS Mayaguez,
424, 779

Seventh Special Session (1975), 76–77,
500, 506, 574, 575, 606, 681
Special Committee of 24 on Decoloni-
zation, 90, 91

United States v. Pacific Arctic Ry. &

Nav. Co. (1913), 358

sunken, clearance of Suez Canal, 433-
434

United States v. Pink (1942), 32, 296,

297, 302, 308, 315, 321

United States v. Reliable Transfer Com-
pany, Inc. (1975), 448

United States v. Richardson (1974), 887 |
United States v. State of Washington
(1975), 416

United States v. Sullivan (1928), 462
United States v. Texas (1950), 393
United States v. Toscanino (1974)

(1975), 333, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338
United States v. Yoshida International,
Inc. (1975), 524

United States air carriers, preferences,
462

United States citizens abroad, voting
rights, 122

United States ex rel. Lujan v. Gengler

(1975), 332, 338

United States Fishing Fleet Improve-
ment Act (1964), 421

General de Abastecimientos y
Transportes (1964), 361

Vienna Convention on Consular Rela-
tions (1963), 216, 244, 246, 249-250,
258,259,260

Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Rela-
tions (1961)

in relation to diplomatic immunities
statute, 242, 243, 347, 359, 360,
363

South Vietnamese Embassy person-
nel, 244

tax exemptions, 64-65, 245-249
Vienna Convention on the Law of Trea-
ties (1969)

and dispute settlement, 748
and reservations, 263-267
Vienna Convention on the Representa-
tion of States in Their Relations
with International Organizations
of a Universal Character (1975), 38–
63

United States Senate

Commission on Art and Antiquities,

Chairman of, 731

of the International Conference on
Viet-Nam (1973); Agreement on
Ending the War and Restoring
Peace in Viet-Nam (1973)

Viet-Nam (South)-Continued
economic and military assistance,
775, 870-874

evacuation of U.S. citizens and for-
eign nationals, 867-874

export control, 524–526

and humanitarian assistance, 528
income tax administration, agree-

ment with U.S. (1967), 313
nationals of, parole into U.S., 129-131
and Paris agreements on ending the
war and restoring peace in Viet-
Nam (1973), 771–775, 777
postwar reconstruction, 587-589
refugee evacuation, 149-150, 867-879
termination of tariff preferences, 518
travel restrictions, 119

U.N. membership application, 66-69
U.S. citizens and dependents evacu-
ated from, temporary assistance,

121-122

and U.S. recognition, 26

U.S. Rules of Engagement, 813

Vinnell Corporation, 887

Virgin Islands, aliens seeking to enter,

121

Visas

consular determinations, 120

legislation, request for clarification,
870-874

military action in SS Mayaguez inci-
dent, 879

support activities in Indochina, suit
to enjoin, 886

War Powers Resolution (1973), 150, 798,
867, 869, 871, 872, 874, 879-886
War victims. See Geneva Conventions
for the Protection of War Victims
(1949)

Warsaw Convention (1929), 456–460
Warsaw Pact, 798

Washington, fishing rights in State of,
416-417

Washington Energy Conference (1974),

Libyan retaliation, 489-491
Watercourses, international, nonnavi-
gation uses, 447-448

Weapons

chemical and biological. See under
Arms control and disarmament
nuclear. See Nuclear weapons

Weather modification, U.S.-Canada
agreement on exchange of informa-
tion, 709

Webster-Ashburton Treaty (1842), 177
Weddell Sea, 428

icies, 199

and foreign investment, 619, 628

immigrant, 119, 125–126
nonimmigrant, 121, 124–125
Voluntary agencies

aid to Indochina, restriction, 153, 589
refugee assistance, 149-153

Voting rights, U.S. citizens abroad, 122

Wake, use as refugee staging area, 151
Waldheim, Kurt, 22, 771, 773
Walentynowicz, Leonard F., 113, 251,
252, 253

Wallace, David H., 405, 419
Walters, Barbara, 26
War, laws of

Diplomatic Conference on the Reaf-
firmation and Development of
International Humanitarian
Law Applicable in Armed Con-
flicts (1975), 803

Geneva Conventions (1949), 803–813
U.S. Rules of Engagement in Viet-
Nam war, 813

U.S. views, statement of, 802

(Treaty of the Meter) (1875), 727
Weilamann v. Chase Manhattan Bank

(1959), 363, 364

West Berlin. See Berlin

West Indies, employment of laborers
from, 133

Whaling, trade sanctions, nonimposi-
tion of, 710

Wheat

international grain reserve system,
535, 685, 686

International Wheat Agreement

(1971) and protocols (1975), 535
U.S.-U.S.S.R. grains agreement
(1975), 539-545

Wheat Trade Convention (1971), 535
White, Barbara M., 82, 193, 195, 211, 245
Whitney v. Robertson (1888), 88
Williams, F. Haydn, 103
Williams, Harrison, Jr., 615
Wilson, James M., Jr., 226
Witnesses, diplomats as, 245
Witt v. Secretary of Labor (1975), 127
Women. See rights of women under Hu-
man rights

Wood, Richard J. and Cathleen, 186-189

gress

evacuation of U.S. citizens and for-
eign nationals, 867-879

World Bank. See International Bank
for Reconstruction and Develop-
ment (IBRD)