DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY

Index toproceedings of the

SECURITY COUNCIL

Twenty-eighth year - 1973

UNITED NATIONS

New York, 1974

DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY

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Contents

Page

Explanatory Note. . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . ..•. . . v

Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "i

Introduction ..........•........................... 1

Agenda........................................... 3

Subj ect Index 5

Index to Speeches ............................•.... 26

Numerical List of Documents .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

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Scope

Explanatory Note

Availability of documents

1. This index, prepared by the Documentation ServicesDivision of the Dag Hammarskjold Library at UnitedNations Headquarters, is intended to offer a bibliographicalguide to the proceedings and documentation of the twenty­eighth year of the Security Council and of its committeesor ad hoc committees that met during the year.

Arrangement

2. The index consists of the following parts:

(a) Introduction, including list of the Presidentsand check lists of meetings of the Security Council andits committees.

( b) Agenda, with reference to the relevant subjectheadings used in part (c).

( c ) Subject index. SUbjects are arranged alpha­betically, with reference to the documentation, discussionand disposition of each item.

(d) Index to speeche~. Speeches and statementsby representatives are listed in alphabetical order bycountry or organization, subdivided by subject discussedand by name of speaker, with an indication of the meetingat which the speech was made. The remarks of the Presidentof the Security Council and of chairmen of committees arenormally not indexed. The speeches of chairmen andrapporteurs of committees are included, however, whenthey presented or explained the reports of their committeesto the Council. Statements and speeches made by privateindividuals representing an organization to which a hearingwas granted are listed under the name of the organization.Statements made by officers of the United Nations Secre­tariat are listed under the name of the office or departmentthey represented.

( e ) Numerical list of documents, arranged by docu­ment symbols. This list also contains information as to therepublication of mimeographed documents in the printedfascicles of Supplements to the Official RecQrds.

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3. All verbatim records of meetings of the SecurityCouncil appear first in provisional mimeographed form.They may be identified by their symbol, which consists ofthe series symbol, S/PV.-, followed by a number corres­ponding to that of the meeting, e.g., S/PV.1684 (see Intro­duction, under "Checklist of meetings"). Verbatim recordsof meetings are later printed as separate fascicles in theOfficial Records.

All documents of the Security Council are first issuedin mimeographed form. A selected number of them aresubsequently printed in the Supplements to the OfficialRecords, where they are arranged chronologically infascicles, each fascicle covering a quarterly period. Reportsare issued individually as numbered Special Supplements,The resolutions and decisions adopted by the SecurityCouncil, first issued in mimeographed form, are latercollected 10 a separate fascicle of the Official Records ofthe year. After their republication in the Official Records,the provisional mimeographed documents are no longeravailable.

4. Printed documentation of this year of the SecurityCouncil may be obtained (or purchased from authorizedsales agents) by requesting:

Security Council, Official Records, twenty-eighth year:

Meeting ... (specify meeting number) for verbatimrecords fascicles

Supplement for. . . (specify quarter of year or specialsupplement no.)

Resolutions and decisions (for the collected edition ofresolutions and decisions adopted during the year)

Add.

Art.

ByelorussianSSR

Corr.

Cttee

GAOR

ICAO

ICJ

OAS

OAU

para., paras.

res.

SCOR

sess.

suppl. no.

UkrainianSSR

UNFICYP

UNRWA

UnitedKingdom

United States

UNTSO

USSR

AbbreViations

Addendum (Addenda)

Article(s)

Byelorussian Soviet SocialistRepublic

Corrigendum (Corrigenda)

Committee

General Assembly Official Records

International Civil AviationOrganization

International Court of Justice

Organization of American States

Organization of African Unity

paragraph(s)

resolution(s)

Secunty Council Official Records

session

supplement number

Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic

United Nations Peace.keeping Force inCyprus

United Nations Relief and Works Agencyfor Palestine Refugees in the NearEast

United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland

United States of America

United Nations Truce SupervisionOrganization in Palestine

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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Members and Terms of Office

Introduction

Presidents

United Kingdom

During 1973 the Presidency was held as follows:

In accordance with rule 18 of the provisional rules ofprocedure of the Security Council, the Presidency of theCouncil is held in turn by Member States In the Englishalphabetical order of their names. Each Presldent holdsoffice for one calendar month.

Members,1973

AustraliaAustriaChina

France

GuineaIndiaIndonesiaKenyaPanamaPeruSudanUSSR

United States

Yugoslavia

Date of election bythe General Assembly

20 Oct 1972200ct 1972Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterPermanent member under

Art. 23 of the Charter23 Nov 197123 Nov 1971200ct 1972200ct 197223 Nov 1971200ct 197223 Nov 1971Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterPermanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterPermanent member under

Art. 23 of the Charter23 Nov 1971

Term of Office1 Jan - 31 Dec

1973 - 19741973 - 1974

1972 - 19731972 - 19731973 - 19741973 - 19741972 - 19731973 - 19741972 - 1973

1972 - 1973

Month

JanuaryFebruaryMarch

AprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

President

Indonesia (Anwar Sani, C.)Kenya (Odero-Jowi, J.)Panama (Boyd, A.E., Tack, J.A.,

Torrijos Herrera, O. )Peru ( Perez de Cuellar, J. )Sudan (Abdulla, R.)USSR (Malik, Y.A.)United Kingdom ( Crowe, C.)United States (ScaU, J.)

/ Yugoslavia (Mojsov, L.).. Australia (McIntyre, L.)

Austria ( J ankowitsch, P.)China (Huang, H. )

Meetings

1684 - 16891690, 1691

1692 - 17041705 - 17f11712 - 17161717 - 17301731 - 17351736 - 17401741, 17421743 - 17531754, 17551756 - 1760

A hst of representatives and advisers for 1972 IS con­tained in the issues of Permanent Mlssions to the UnitedNations (documents ST/SG/SER.A/232-234).

Rules of Procedure

The provlsional rules of procedure of the SecurityCouncil (document S/96/Rev.5; Sales no. E.69.I.9), wereIn effect during 1973.

Resolutions and Decisions

Resolutions adopted and decisions taken by the Councilduring the year 1973 and issued separately In mimeographedform under the symbol S/RES/-, will be collected in aseparate fascicle of the Official Records of the SecurityCouncil, twenty-eight year (see also document S/INF/29).

Checklist of Meetings(Symbol: S/PV.-)

Meeting Date. 1973 Meeting Date. 1973 Meeting Date. 1973 Meeting Date, 1973

1684 16 Jan 1704 21 Mar 1724 13 Jun 1744 9 Oct1685 16 Jan 1705 12 Apr 1725 14 Jun 1745 11 Oct1686 26 Jan 1706 13 Apr 1726 14 Jun 1746 12 Oct1687 29 Jan 1707 16 Apr 1727 15 Jun 1747 21 Oct1688 30 Jan 1708 17 Apr 1728 15 Jun 1748 23 Oct1689 31 Jan 1709 18 Apr 1729 21 Jun 1749 24 Oct1690 1 Feb 1710 20 Apr 1730 22 Jun 1750 25 Oct1691 2 Feb 1711 21 Apr 1731 17 Jul 1751 26 Oct1692 8 Mar 1712 14 May 1732 18 Jul 1752 27 Oct1693 9 Mar 1713 16 May 1733 20 Jul 1753 31 Oct1694 10 Mar 1714 17 May 1734 25 Jul 1754 2 Nov1695 15 Mar 1715 18 May 1735 26 Jul 1755 12 Nov1696 15 Mar 1716 22 May 1736 13 Aug 1756 10 Dec1697 16 Mar 1717 6 Jun 1737 14 Aug 1757 11 Dec1698 16 Mar 1718 7 Jun 1738 14 Aug 1758 11 Dec1699 19 Mar 1719 8 Jun 1739 15 Aug 1759 14 Dec1700 19 Mar 1720 11 Jun 1740 15 Aug 1760 15 Dec1701 20 Mar 1721 11 Jun 1741 17 Sep1702 20 Mar 1722 12 Jun 1742 18 Sep1703 21 Mar 1723 12 Jun 1743 8 Oct

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INTRODUCTION

Ad Hoc Committees

COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN PURSUANCE OF SECURITYCOUNCIL RESOLUTION 253 (1968) [on measures againstSouthern Rhodesia] (Symbol: S/AC.151-)

COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN PURSUANCE OF SECURITYCOUNCIL RESOLUTION 253 (196B) [on measures againstSouthern Rhodesia] (continued)

(Meeting records limited to parti.Cipants only)

Report: S/10868 (& Corr.1, Russian only)

(Meeting records limited to participants only)

Reports: S/10852/Add.2S/10920 (& corr.l, English only)

COMMITTEE ON COUNCIL MEETINGS AWAY FROMHEADQUARTERS (Symbol: S/AC.19/SR.-)

Established at the 1625th meeting, 11 January 1972.Membership: All members of the Security Council.chairman: Indonesia.Meetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

Meeting Date, 1973 Meeting Date, 1973

167 4 Sep 175 9 Nov

168 10 Sep 176 14 Nov

169 11 Sep 177 21 Nov170 13 Sep 178 20 Dec171 4 Oct 179 20 Dec172 12 Oct 180 21 Dec173 18 Oct 181 21 Dec174 5 Nov 182 28 Dec

Date, 1973

17 Jan19 Jan22 Jan23 Jan25 Jan25 Jan

Meeting

91011121314

Meeting Date, 1973 Meeting Date, 1973

117 11 Jan 141 7 May118 15 Jan 142 14 May119 18 Jan 143 24 May120 24 Jan 144 30 May121 8 Feb 145 21 Jun122 14 Feb 146 26 Jun123 16 Feb 147 28 Jun124 20 Feb 148 3 Jul125 21 Feb 149 9 Jul126 21 Feb 150 11 Jul127 23 Feb 151 13 Jul128 26 Feb 152 18 Jul129 28 Feb 153 19 Jul130 2 Mar 154 25 Jul131 5 Mar 155 26 Jul132 6 Mar 156 27 Jul133 7 Mar 157 31 Jul134 28 Mar 158 2 Aug135 3 Apr 159 6 Aug136 10 Apr 160 8 Aug137 11 Apr 161 10 Aug138 11 Apr 162 16 Aug139 12 Apr 163 22 Aug140 (Part 1) 13 Apr 164 24 Aug140 (Part 2) 16 Apr 165 28 Aug140 (Part 3) 18 Apr 166 30 Aug

Established at the 1428th meeting, 29 May 1968.Terms of reference: Resolution 253 (1968) of 29 May 1968.Chairmen: Guinea, Indonesia, Yugoslavia.Meetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

Standing Committees

COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBERS(Symbol: S/C.2/SR.-)

Estabhshed at the 42nd meeting, 17 May 1946.TermS of reference: Rule 59 of the provisional rules of

procedure of the Security Council.Membership: All members of the Security Council.Chairman: The Committee adopted the practice of the

Security Council of rotating the Chairmanship amongitS members on a monthly basis and following theEnglish alphabetical order of the names of States.

Meetings: All meetings were held 10 closed session.

Meeting Date, 1973 Report

4243

21 Jun17 Jul

S/10957S/10968

(Meeting records limited to participants only)

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Agenda1. The Council's practice is to adopt at each meeting,on the basis of a provisional agenda circulated m advance,the agenda for that particular meeting. At subsequentmeetings an item may appear in its original form or withthe addition of such sub-items as the Council may decideto include. An item once included in the agenda there­after remains on the list of matters of which the Councilis seized, until the Council agrees to its removal.

2. The agenda as adopted for each meeting in 1973 Wlllbe found in the Official Records of the Security Council,

twenty-eighth year, Nos.1684-1760. A chronological listof matters considered by, or brought to the attention of,the Council during 1973 appears below. A list of weeklysummary statements of matters of which the SecurityCouncil is seized and on the stage reached in their con­sideration, submitted by the Secretary-General under rule 11of the provisional rules of procedure, appears in theSubject Index under the heading "Security Council: agenda:summary statements".

Chronological list of Matters Considered by, or Brought to the Attention of,

the Security Council during 1973

NOTE: The words in capital letters following the title of the item, and introduced by theword "See", indicate the subject headings under which the related documentation is listedin the Subject Index.

1. The situation in the Middle East

See MIDDLE EAST SITUATION

2. Question concerning the holding of meetings of theCouncil in Panama

See SECURITY COUNCIL: special session in LatinAmerica, Panama City 1973: arrange­ments

3. Complaint by Zambia agamst Southern RhodeSia

See SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA

4. Question relating to Cyprus

See CYPRUS SITUATION

5. Question of Southern Rhodesia

See SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION

6. Question of Namibia

See NAMIBIA QUESTION

7. Meeting of the Security Council in Panama City,15-21 March

See SECURITY COUNCIL: special session in LatinAmerica, Panama City 1973

8. Measures for the maintenance and strengthening ofinternational peace and security in Latm America

See LATIN AMERICA: international security:strengthening

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9. Relations between Iceland and United Kingdom

See ICELAND and UNITED KINGDOM

10. Complamt by Libyan Arab Republic against UnitedStates

See LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC and UNITEDSTATES

11. Admission of New Members to the United Nations

See UNITED NATIONS: Members: admission

12. Reports on the strategic Trust Territory of thePacific Islands pursuant to the resoluhon of theSecurity Council of 7 March 1949

See PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATESADMINISTRATION: reports

13. Question relating to Territories under Portugueseadministration

See TERRITORIES UNDER PORTUGUESE ADMIN­ISTRATION: self-government or indepen­dence

14. The policies of apartheid of the Government of theRepublic of South Africa

See SOUTH AFRICA: apartheid

15. The situation in Khmer Republic

See KHMER REPUBLIC SITUATION

16. Relations between Chile and Cuba

See CHILE and CUBA

AGENDA

17. Implementation of the Declaration on the strengthen­ing of International Security

See INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: strengthening:Declaration, 1970: implementation

18. Relations between Guinea and Senegal

See GUINEA and SENEGAL

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19. Illegal occupation by Portuguese military forces ofcertain sectors of the Republic of Guinea­Bissau and acts of aggression commi.tted bythem against the people of the Republic

See GUINEA-BISSAU: illegal occupation by Portu­guese military forces

20.. Relations between Democratic Yemen and Oman

See DEMOCRATIC YEMEN and OMAN

Subject Index

AUSTRIA__ representatives: credentials

Documents8/10850, 8/10905 Secretary-General. Reports

BANGLADESH-- relief and assistance

DocumentsS/10853 (A/8996) (& Corr.1, English only), Add.1­

3 Secretary-General. Report on imple­mentation of General Assembly resolution2790 (XXVI) and Security Council resolution307 (1971)

BAHAMAS~- admission ta United Nations

DocumentsS/10966 (A/9088) (&Corr.1,Chinese&Englishon1y)

Bahamas. Telegram, 10 Jul, applying formembership

8/10968 CUee on the Admission of New Mem­bers. Report concerning the application ofBahamas for membership in the UnitedNations

Discussion in Cttee on the Admission to New Mem­bers: Meeting 43

S/lo968 Report

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1731, 1732Draft resolution in S/10968, recommending admis­

sion of Bahamas ta membership in the UnitedNations, adopted unanimously at the 1732ndmeeting as resolution 336 (1973)

ARAB STATES and ISRAEL

See Middle East situation

AUSTRALlA~~ representatives: credentials .

Documents8/10850, 8/10977, S/10991

ReportsSecretary-General.

CHILE and CUBA

Documents·8/10993 Cuba. Letter, 12 Sep, informing of

aggressive acts by Chilean armed forcesagainst Cuban Embassy and the Cuban vesselPlaya Larga on Il Sep

S/10995 Cuba. Letter, 13 Sep, requesting meet­ing of the Security Council to consider theaggressive acts by Chilean armed forcesagainst Cuba

S/10997 Chile. Letter, 15 Sep, rejeeting alle­gations in S/10993 and S/10995 and requestingparticipation in debate

S/110ol Egypt and Syrian Arab Republlc. Let­ter, 18 Sep, concerning attacks by Chileanarmed forces against Cuban Embassy atSan­tiago and a Cuban ship

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1741, 1742At the 1741st meeting, it was decided ta invite

ChUe, Cuba and Democratie Yemen ta par­ticipate, without vote, in the considerationof the question

At the 1742nd meeting, it was decided ta inviteAigeria, Madagascar and Senegal ta par~

ticipate, without vote, in the consideration ofthe question

CHINA-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/10901 Secretary-General. Report

COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN PURSUANCE OF SECURITYCOUNCIL RESOLUTION 253 (1968) [on measuresagainst Southern Rhodesia]

-- reports S/10852/Add.2, S/10920 (& Corr.1, Englishonly)

See Southern Rhodesia: sanctions for discussion

COMMITTEE ON COUNCIL MEETINGS AWAY FROM HEAD­QUARTERS

-- report 8/10868 (& Corr.l, Russian only)

See Security Council: special session in Latin Amer~

ica, Panama City 1973: arrangements fordiscussion

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC-- representatives; credentials

DocumentsS/11166 8ecretary-General. Report

CAMBODIA SITUATION

See Khmer Republic situation

CAMEROON-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/11166 Secretary-General. Report

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COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSION OF NEW MEMBER8M_ reports 8/10957, S/10968

5ee United Nations: Members: admission for dis­cussion

COSTA RICA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11166 Secretary~General. Report

CUBA and CHILE

See Chile and Cuba

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS SITUATION

See also United Nations Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus

DocumentsS/5634/Add.l Secretary-General. Report trans­

mitting amendments to the Agreement of31 Mar 1964 concerning the status ofUNFICYP concluded between the UmtedNations and Cyprus

S/10879 (& Corr.l, 2, Russian only) Secretary­General. Letter, 30 Jan, appealing for con­tributions for the maintenance of UNFICYPuntil 15 Jun 1973

S/10894 Turkey. Letter, 2 Mar, transmittingletter from Dr. F. Ki.i<;:i.ik, Vice-Presidentof Cyprus, on the election of Mr. RaufDenktas as the Vice-President of Cyprus

S/10940 & Corr.l Secretary-General. Reporton the United Nations operation in Cyprus,2 Dec 1972 - 31 May 1973

S/10946 Draft resolution calling for extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1973

S/10973 Turkey. Letter, 20 Jul, transmittingletter from Mr. RaufDenktas, Vice-Presidentof Cyprus, rejecting allegations byMr. Rossides during Security Council debateon Cyprus

S/10978 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Jul,appealing for contributions for the mainte­nance of UNFICYP until 15 Dec 1973

S/10988 Cyprus. Letter, 17 Aug, comment1Ogon letter in S/10973

S/11008 Turkey. Letter, 3 Oct, transmIttingletter from Mr. Rauf Denktas, referring toS/10988 and stating that what the Turkishcommunity is after is an agreed solutionbased on a permanent bi-communal inde­pendence

S/11071 Cyprus. Letter, 2 Nov, replying toletter in S/11008

S/11115 Turkey. Letter, 13 Nov, transmittingtext of a message by Mr. Rauf Denktas con­cerning statement made by ArchbishopMakarios m his interview with the Directorof the EPIKERA magaz10e of Athens

S/11137 Secretary-General. Report on the UmtedNations operation in Cyprus, 1 Jun - 1 Dec1973

S/11154 Draft resolution calling for extension ofUNFICYP to 15 Jun 1974

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1727, 1728,1759

At the 1727th meeting, it was decided to inviteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/10946, calling for an exten­sion of UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1973, adopted(14-0-1) at the 1727th meeting as resolu­tion 334 (1973)

At the 1759th meeting, it was deCIded to inViteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, m the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/11154, calling for an exten­sion of UNFICYP to 15 Jun 1974, adopted(14-0-1) at the 1759th meeting as resolu­tion 343 (1973)

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DEMOCRATIC YEMEN and OMAN

DocumentsS/11121 Oman. Letter, 19 Nov, informmg of

violations of Omani air space followed byattacks by a military aIrcraft of the SouthYemen Air Force on 18 Nov

S/11131 Democratic Yemen. Letter, 26 Nov,rejectmg allegations in S/11121

FRANCE__ representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10856, S/10881, S/10901/Add.2, S/10903, S/10906

Secretary-General. Reports

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC-- admisslOn to United Nations

DocumentsS/10945 (A/9069) Secretary-General. Note

transmitting application of German Demo­cratic Repubhc for membership

S/10952 France. Letter, 16 Jun, transmittingtext of a declaration of France, USSR, UnitedKingdom and United States of 9 Nov 1972

S/10953 USSR. Letter, 16 Jun, transmitting textof a declaration of France, USSR, UmtedKingdom and United States of 9 Nov 1972

S/10954 United Kingdom. Letter, 16 Jun, trans­mitting text of a declaration of France, USSR,United Kingdom and United States of 9 Nov1972

S/10955 United States. Letter, 16 Jun, trans­mitting text of a declaration of France, USSR,United Kingdom and United States of 9 Nov1972

Discussion in Cttee on the Admission to New Mem-bers: Meeting 42

S/10957 Report

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1729, 1730Draft resolution in S/l 0957, recommending admiS­

sion of German Democratic Repubhc tomembership in the United Nations, adoptedunanimously at the 1730th meeting as resolu­tion 335 (1973)

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC)-- admission to United Nations

DocumentsS/10949 (A/9G70) Secretary-General. Note

transmitting application of Federal Republicof Germany for membership

S/10950 (A/9071) Germany (Federal Republic).Letter, 13 Jun, declaring that the FederalRepUblic of Germany will represent theinterests of Berlin (West) in the United Nations

S/10952 France. Letter, 16Jun, transmitting textof a declaration of France, USSR, UnitedKingdom and United States of 9 Nov 1972

S/10953 USSR. Letter, 16 Jun, transmitting textof a declaration of France, USSR, UmtedKingdom and United States of 9 Nov 1972

S/10954 United Kingdom. Letter, 16 Jun, trans­mitt10g text of a declaration of France, USSR,United Kingdom and United States of 9 Nov1972

SUBJECT INDEX

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC) (continued)-- admission to United Nations (continued)

DocumentsS/11004 Gumea. Letter, 1 Oct, requesting meet­

ing of the Security Council to consider thesituation prevailing between Guinea andSenegal

Documents (continued)S/10955 United states. Letter, 16 Jun, trans­

mitting text of a declaration of France, USSR,United Kingdom and United States of 9 Nov1972

S/10958 (A/9082) USSR. Letter, 26 Jun, con-cerning status of West Berlin

S/11150 (A/9431) France, United Kingdom,United States. Letter,7 Dec, concerning therepresentation abroad of the interests; of thewestern sectors of Berlin

S/11165 (A/9471) USSR. Letter, 20 Dec, refer­ring to S/11150 (A/9431) and reaffirming itsposition on the question of the representa­tion of the interests of West Berlin

Discussion in Cttee on the Admission to New Mem­bers: Meeting 42

S/10957 Report

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1729,1730Draft resolution in S/l 0957, recommending admIs­

sion of Federal Republic of Germany tomembership in the United Nations, adoptedunanimously at the 1730th meeting as resolu­tion 335 (1973)

GUINEA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10871, S/10901, S/10926, S/10967

General. Reports

GUINEA and SENEGAL

Secretary-

GUINEA-BISSAU (continued)-- independence, 24 Sep 1973 (continued)

Documents (contir.ued)

S/11125 (A/9332) (& Corr.1, English only)Morocco. Letter, 20 Nov, transmitting com­muniqul! concernmg admission of the State ofGuinea-Bissau as the 42Jl.d member of theOrganization of African Un'ity

ICELAND and UNITED KINGDOM

DocumentsS/10936 United Kingdom. Letter, 28 May,

informing of attacks against an unarmedBritish fishing vessel by an Icelandic gunboaton 26 May

S/10937 Iceland. Letter, 29 May, informing ofdispatch by United Kingdom of 3 naval vesselsinto the fisheries jurisdiction zone of Icelandon 19 May

INDIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10901 Secretary-General. Report

INDONESIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10850 Secretary-General. Report

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE-- cases: fisheries jurisdIction

DocumentsS/10979 Secretary-General. Note transmitting

orders of the International Court of Justicedated 12 Jul continuing interim measures ofprotection indicated in the Fisheries Juris­diction Cases (United Kmgdom v. Icelandand Federal Republic of Germany v. Iceland)

GUINEA-BISSAU-- illegal occupation by Portuguese military forces

DocumentsS/l1 022 Nigeria. Letter, 5 Oct, transmitting

texts of Constitution of Guinea-Bissau andProclamation of the State

S/11092 Morocco. Letter, 8 Nov, transmlttingcommuniqul! concerning bombings of the lib­erated zones of Guinea-Bissau by Portuguesearmed forces

S/11125 (A/9332) (& Corr,l, English only)Morocco. Letter, 20 Nov, transmitting com­muniqul! c~oncerning admission of the State ofGuinea-Bissau as the 42nd member of theOrganization of African Unity

S/11133 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Nov,transmitting General Assembly resolution3061 (XXVIII)

-- independence, 24 Sep 1973

DocumentsS/11022 Nigeria. Letter, 5 Oct, transmitting

texts of Constitution of Guinea-Bissau andProclamation of the State

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-- cases: nuclear tests

Documents

S/10962 Secretary-General. Note transmittingorders of the International Court of Justicedated 22 Jun by which the Court mdicatedinterim measures of protection in the NuclearTests Cases (Australia v. France and NewZealand v. France)

-- cases: trial of Pakistani prisoners of war

DocumentsS/10980 Secretary-General. Note transmitting

orders of the International Court of Justicedated 13 Jul concerning the request for theindication of interim measures of protectionin the case concerning trial of Pakistaniprisoners of war (Pakistan v. India)

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY-- strengthening: Declaration, 1970: implementation

DocumentsS/10999 (A/9122) USSR. Letter, 16 Aug, trans­

mitting stateme:lt

SUBJECT INDEX

23 Apr,to hold aon 7 MayNote con­

a milltary

IRAQ-_ representatives: credentials

Documents5/11166 Secretary-General. Report

JERUSALEM-- status

See also Middle East situatiOn

DocumentsS/10919 (A/9059) Jordan. Letter,

informing of Israel's intentionmilitary parade in Jerusalem

S/10922 Security Council: President.cernmg the holding by Israel ofparade in Jerusalem on 7 May

S/10924 (A/9064) Jordan. Letter, 8 May, com-mentmg on the military parade held by Israelm Jerusalem on 7 May

KENYA__ representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10850, S/10897, S/10970 Secretary-General.

Reports

KHMER REPUBLIC SITUATION

DocumentsS/10982 Zambia. Note verbale, 30 Jul, trans­

mitting statement by the non-aligned groupat the United Nations on the situation ofCambodia

LATIN AMERICA__ international security: strengthening

See also Panama Canal Zone situationSecurity Council: special session in Latin

Amenca, Panama City 1973

DocumentsS/10931 & Rev.l, (& Rev.1/Corr.l, French, Rus­

sian and Spanish only), Rev.1/Add.1 Guinea,India, Indonesia, Kenya, Panama, Peru, Sudan,Yugoslavia. Draft resolution concerning anew Panama Canal Zone treaty

S/10932 & Rev.l,2 Gumea, Kenya, Panama, Peru,Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolution concern­mg natural resources of Latin Americancountries

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1695-1704Draft resolution in S/10931/Rev.1, concerning a

new Panama Canal Zone treaty, failed ofadoption (13-1-1) at the 1704th meeting dueto the negative vote of a permanent member(United States)

Draft resolution in S/10932/Rev.2, requestingStates to refrain from usmg coercive mea­sures which affect the free excercise of per­manent sovereignty over the naturalresources of Latin Amencan countnesadopted (12-0-3) at the 1704th meeting a~resolution 330 (1973)

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LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC and UNITED STATES

DocumentsS/10939 Libyan Arab Republic. Letter, 30 May,

condemning the presence of United StatesSixth Fleet in the Mediterranean and theviolations of Libyan air space by UnitedStates aircraft on 21 Mar and 30 Apr

S/10956 United States. Letter, 18 Jun, refer­ring to S/10939 and stating that the opera­tions of an aircraft carrier and its aircraftwere well beyond the territorial sea and airspace of the Libyan Arab Republic

MAURITANIA__ representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11166 Secretary-General. Report

M:DDLE EAST SITUATION

See also Jerusalem: status

DocumentsS/10824/Add.l Secretary-General. Report con­

cerning the increase in the number of UnitedNations observation posts and militaryobservers in the Israel-Lebanon sector

S/10857 (A/8998) Egypt. Letter, 4 Jan, inform­mg of land expropriation, destruction ofhomes and displacement of civilians by Israelm the Gaza and Rafah areas

S/10862 (A/9035) Israel. Letter, 17 Jan, refer­ring to S/10857 (A/8998) and informing ofdevelopments in the Gaza region

-J... S/10882 (A/9045) Jordan. Letter, 14 Feb, con­cernmg damage to Muslim shrine in occupiedJerusalem caused by Israeli "archaeologicalexcavations"

)lS/10883 (A/9046) Israel. Letter, 16 Feb, refer­rmg to S/10882 (A/9045) and concerningdamage to Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem

S/10891. (A/9050) P":gypt. Letter, 26 Feb, trans­mlttmg resolution on the Middle East adoptedby the Council of Mimsters of OAU at its20th ordmary session

5/10893 & Corr.1 Egypt. Letter, 2 Mar, mform­ing of criminal act perpetrated by Israellfighters over the occupied Egyptian territoryof Smal against a Libyan civil alrllner

S/10895 (& Corr.1, English only) Israel. Letter,5 Mar, referring to S/10893 and transmittingexcerpts from the statement by AmbassadorJ. Doron at the ICAO Assembly on 28 Feb

S/10902 Egypt. Letter, 12 Mar, referring toS/10895 and stating that the responsibilityfor the crime lies with Israel

S/10904 Israel. Letter, 14 Mar, referring toS/10902 and stating that Egypt distorts andexploits the incident for purposes of con­tinued propaganda warfare against Israel

S/10907 Security Council: President. Letter30 Mar, informing that the members of th~Security Council have no objection to therecommendations in S/l0824/Add.l

S/10908 (A/90.54J Egypt. Letter, 3 Apr, mform­~g of klllmgs of Civilians by Israeli occupa_tion authorities on 9 and 17 Mar

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/10909 (A/9055) Egypt, Jordan, Syrian ArabRepublic. Letter, 7 Apr, informmg of Israeliproposal to allow Israelis to purchase landand property in occupied territories

S/10910 (A/9056) Israel. Letter, 9 Apr, refer­ring to S/10908 (A/9054) and stating thatpersons killed were terrorists in the Gazaarea

S/10914 (A/9058) Israel. Letter, 12 Apr, refer­ring to S/10909 (A/9055) concernmg transferof land in the occupied territories

S/10919 (A/9059) Jordan. Letter, 23 Apr,mforming of Israel's intention to hold amilitary parade in Jerusalem on 7 May

S/10922 Security Council: President. Note con­cerning the holding by Israel of a militaryparade in Jerusalem on 7 May

S/10924 (A/9064) Jordan. Letter, 8 May, com­menting on the mihtary parade held by Israelin Jerusalem

S/10929 Secretary-General. Report m pursuanceof Security Council resolution 331 (l973)

S/10941 Egypt. Letter, 1 JUI'l, transmitting copyof an article on Israel's occupied terntoriesappeared in the Daily Telegraph Magazine,no.448, 1 Jun

S/10942 Morocco. Letter, 6 Jun, transmittingmessage from His Majesty King Hassan II onMiddle East situation

S/10943 Secretary-General. Note transmitting"Resolution on the continued occupation byIsrael of part of the territory of the ArabRepublic of Egypt" adopted by the Assemblyof the Heads of State and Government ofOAU in May 1973

S/10944 Guyana. Letter, 7 Jun, transmlttmg"Resolution on the Middle East" adopted bythe Conference of Foreign Ministers of Non­Aligned Countries in Aug 1972

S/10948 Egypt. Documentation submitted by theMmister for Foreign Affairs of Egypt at the1723rd meetmg of the Security Council on12 Jun

S/10965 (A/9087) Morocco. Letter, 5 Jul,mforming of forced evacuatlOn of premisesof Moroccan families in occupied Jerusalem

S/10969 (A/9096) Israel. Letter, 17 Jul, refer­ring to S/10965 (A/9087) and informing ofprocedures of relocation of inhabitants fromsubstandard dwellings to adequate housing inJerusalem

S/10972 (A/9098) Secretary-General. Notetransmitting resolution 4 (XXIX) of Commis­sion on Human Rights entitled "Question ofthe violation of human rights in the territo­ries occupied as a result of hostilities inthe Middle East"

S/10974 Guinea, India, Indonesia, Panama, Peru,Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolution deploringIsrael's continuing occupation of the territo­ries occupied as a result of the 1967 conflict

S/10981 (A/9114) (& Corr.1, Russian only) Egypt.Letter, 2 Aug, transmitting declaration on theposition of the United States at the SecurityCouncil meetings on 20-26 Jul

9

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1717-1726,1728,1733-1735

At the 1717th meeting, it was decided to inviteAlgeria, Chad, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Nigeria,Syrian Arab Republic and United Republic ofTanzania to participate, WithOUt vote, in theconsideration of the questlOn

At the 1718th meeting, it was decided to inviteMorocco, Somalia and United Arab Emiratesto participate, Without vote, in the considera­tion of the question

At the 1719th meeting, it was decided to mviteGuyana and Mauritania to participate, withoutvote, m the consideration of the question

At the 1720th meeting, it was decided to inViteKuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia to partici­pate, without vote, in the consideration ofthe question

At the 1721st meeting, it was decided to inviteLebanon to participate, without vote, m theconsideration of the question

At the 1722nd meeting, it was decided to inviteBahrain and Iran to participate, without vote,in the consideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/10974, deplormg Israel'scontinuing occupation of the territories occu­pied as a result of the 1967 conflict, failed ofadoption (13-1-0) at the 1735th meeting dueto the negative vote of a permanent member(Umted States) (China did not participate inthe votmg)

-- cease-fire, 1967: violations

DocumentsS/10860 (A/8999) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,

9 Jan, informing of Israeli air violations,15 Oct 1972 - 8 Jan 1973

S/10861 (A/9034) Israel. Letter, 16Jan, inform­ing that air action referred to in S/10860(A/8999) were directed against terroristand mihtary installations

S/10885 Lebanon. Letter, 21 Feb, informmg ofattacks against Palestinian refugee camps innorthern Lebanon by Israeli armed forceson 21 Feb

S/10887 Israel. Letter, 21 Feb, referring toS/10885 and statmg that Israel's action on21 Feb was directed against terrorist centreslocated at Nahr Al Bared and El Badawi

S/10889 (A/9049) Guyana. Letter, 22 Feb, trans­mitting statement by representatives of non­aligned countries at the United Nations con­cerning Israeli attacks agamst Palestinianrefugee camps m Lebanon

S/10911 Lebanon. Letter, 11 Apr, ,informing ofaggressive acts by Israeli terrorists againstLebanon on 10 Apr

S/10912 Israel. Letter, 11 Apr, informing ofattacks against Israel by Arab terronstorganizations onginated m Beirut and ofIsraeli actions against terronst bases inLebanon on 9/10 Apr

S/10913 Lebanon. Letter, 12 Apr, requestingmeetmg of the Security Council to considerthe· act of aggression by Israel againstLebanon on 10 Apr

SUBJECT INDEX

18581860-1862

1862, 18631865-19111913-19671967-20362038-20512053-2140

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-_ cease-fue, 1967: violations (continued)

Documents (continued)S/10915 Algeria, Letter, 12 Apr, concerning

the aggressive act perpetrated by Israeliarmed forces against Lebanon on 9/10 Apr

S/10916 I:t Rev.1 France, United Kingdom. Draftresolution calling upon Israel to desist fromall military attacks on Lebanon

S/10917 Guinea, India, IndoneSia, Yugoslavia.Amendment to (S/10916/Rev.1; withdrawn atthe 1710th me eting)

8/10918 Egypt. Draft resolution requesting theSecretary-General to submit a report on theefforts undertaken by the United Nations inthe Middle East since Jun 1967

S/10983 Lebanon. Letter, 11 Aug, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe aggressive act by Israeli air force on10 Aug

S/10984 Iraq. Letter, 11 Aug, Informing of airpiracy committed by Israel on 10 Aug

S/10986 Sudan. Letter, 13 Aug, requesting theSecurity Council to extend an invitation toAmbassador Talib El-Shebib to address theCounCil on behalf of the League of ArabStates

S/10987 France, United Kingdom. Draft resolu­tion calling on Israel to desist from any or allacts that violate Lebanon's sovereignty andterritorial integrity and endanger the safetyof international Civil aviation

S/10990 Secretary-General. Note transmittingresolution adopted by the Council of ICAOcondemning Israel fnr violating Lebanon'ssovereignty and for the diversion and seizureof a Lebanese civil alrc:-aft

S/10994 (A/9150H& Corr.1, Russian only) Israel.Letter, 10 Sep, transmlttmg note to the Presi­dent of the 20th (extraordinary) session of theAssembly of ICAO on the subject of the rocketsand rocket-launchers in the possessIOn ofArab terrorists discovered near the airport ofRome

S/10996 (A/9151) SYrian Arab Republic. Letter14 Sep, informing of violations of Syrian ai:space followed by attacks by Israeli aircraft,8 Sep 1972 - 13 Sep 1973

S/10998 (A/9152) & Corr.1 Israel. Letter, 14 Sep,rejecting allegations in S/10996 (A/9151)

S/11002 (A/9l61) Lebanon. Letter, 18 Sep, trans­mitting Security Council resolution 337 (1973)and ICAO resolution of 30 Aug condemningIsrael for violatmg Lebanon's sovereignty andfor the seizure of a Lebanese civil aircraft

S/11003 (A/9173) Egypt, Iraq, Syrian ArabRepublic. Letter, 25 Sep, rejecting allega­tions in S/10994 (A/9150) and informing ofIsraeli acts of terrorism (transmits letter tothe PreSident of the 20th (extraordinary) ses­sion of the Assembly of ICAO)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1705~1711

1736-1740 'At the 1705th meeting, it was decided to invite

Egypt, Israel, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia toparticipate, without vote, In the considerationof the question

10

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)__ cease-fire, 1967: violations (continued)

Discussion in Security Council (continued)At the 1706th meeting, it was decided to invite

Algeria and Syrian Arab Republic to partici.pate, without vote, m the consideration of thequestion

At the 1708th meeting, it was decided to inviteTunisia to participate, without vote, In theconsideration of the question

At the 1710th meetmg, It was decided to inviteJordan to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

Draft resolution m S/10916/Rev.1, calling uponIsrael to desist from all military attacks onLebanon, adopted (11-0-4) at the 1711th meet.ing as resolution 332 (1973)

Draft resolution in S/10918, requesting theSecretary~General to submit to the SecurityCouncil a comprehensive report on the effortsundertaken by the Umted Nations pertainingto the situation m the Middle East since 1967,adopted, without vote, at the 1710th meeting asresolution 331 (1973)

At the 1736th meeting, it was decided to inviteEgypt, Iraq, Israel and Lebanon to participate,Without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

At the 1737th meeting, it was decided to inviteDemocratic Yemen to participate, withoutvote, in the consideration of the question

At the 1737th meeting, it was decided to inviteAmbassador Talib El-Shebib to address theCouncil

Draft resolution in S/l 0987, calling on Israel todesist from any or all acts that violate Leba.non's sovereignty and territorial integrity andendanger the safety of international civil avia­tion, adopted (15-0-0) at the 1740th meetingas resolution 337 (1973)

-- cease-fire, 1967: violations: Israel-Lebanon sector

Documents

The following supplemental information from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firings and other incidents in the Israel·Lebanon sector was transmitted during 1973: ---

S/7930/Add.1853..1860 31 Dec 1972 ~ 7 Jan1973

8,9 Jan10 Jan - 25 Feb26 Feb - 19 Apr21 Apr - 27 Jun28 Jun - 11 Jul12 Jul - 5 Oct

-- cease-fire, 1967: violations: Israel-Syria sector

Documents

The followmg supplemental mformation from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firings and other incidents in the Israel.Syria sector was transmitted during 1973: ---

S/7930/Add.1853_1856 31 Dec 1972 - 3 Jan19735 Jan

7, 8 Jan

SUBJECT INDEX

Documents (continued)

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- cease-fire, 1967: violations: Israel-Syria sector (con­

tinuedf

The following supplemental information from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firings and other incidents in the Israel­Syria sector was transmitted during 1973 (continuedY-

S/7930/Add. 1864-186718701872-18741876,18771882,188318871890-18931895-18971900-190319051909-19171919-19211923,1924

& Corr.l19261928,192919311934,193519371940-194519471949,1950

1953-19561958,19591961,19621964-19901992,19931996-20012009-20112014,20152018-202220242026-203320352038-204320482050~2053

2055-206320652067-20692071-20742078,2079208120842086-20902092-2102210421062108,21092111-21132115-2118212021232125-21312135-21372139

8-12 Jan16 Jan

19-21 Jan23,24 Jan29,30 Jan

3 Feb6- 9 Feb

11-13 Feb15-18 Feb

20 Feb23 Feb - 2 Mar

4- 6 Mar8, 9 Mar

11 Mar13,14 Mar

16 Mar19,20 Mar

22 Mar24-29 Mar

31 Mar2, 3 Apr6- 9 Apr

10,11 Apr13,14 Apr

16 Apr - 12 May14,15 May18-23 May

31 May - 2 Jun5, 6 Jun9-13 Jun

15 Jun17-24 Jun

26 Jun28 Jun - 3 Jul

8 Jul10-12 Jul14-22 Jul

24 Jul26-28 Jul

30 Jul - 2 Aug6, 7 Aug

9 Aug12 Aug

13-16 Aug18-28 Aug

30 Aug1 Sep

3, 4 Sep6- 8 Sep

10-13 Sep15 Sep18 Sep

20-26 Sep30 Sep - 2 Oct4 Oct

11

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- cease-fire, 1967: violations: Suez Canal sector

Documents

The following supplemental information from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firmgs and other incidents in the SuezCanal sector was transmitted during 1973:

S/7930/Add.1951 4 Apr2028 19 Jun2037,2038 28 Jun2073 1 Aug2092 18 Aug

-- hostilities, 1973

DocumentsS/7930/Add.2141-2160 Secretary-General. Sup­

plemental information from UNTSO Chief ofStaff concerning Situation in the Israel-Syna,Israel-Lebanon and Suez Canal sectors,6-80ct

S/7930/Add.2161 Secretary-General. Supple-mental information from UNTSO Chief of Staffconcernmg the evacuation of United Nationsmilitary observers to Cairo and the status ofcontrol centres and observation posts in theSuez Canal sector

S/7930/Add.2162-2209 Secretary-General. Sup­plemental information from UNTSO Chief ofStaff concerning situation in the Israel-Syria,Israel-Lebanon and Suez Canal sectors,8-210ct

S/7930/Add.2210 Secretary-General. Supple-mental information concerning the status ofUmted Nations military observers of UNTSOin the Israel-Lebanon, Israel-Syria, SuezCanal and Israel-Jordan sectors

S/7930/Add.2211-2218 Secretary-General. Sup­plemental information from UNTSO Chief ofStaff concermng situation in the Israel-Syriaand Israel-Lebanon sectors on 22 and 23 Oct

S/7930/Add.2219 Secretary-General. Supple-mental information concerning dispatch ofUmted Nations observers to supervise theobservance of the cease-fire in the SuezCanal sector

S/7930/Add.2223 Secretary-General. Supple-mental information concermng plans for theredeployment of United Nations militaryobservers in the Israel-Syria sector

S/7930/Add.2224 Secretary-General. Supple-mental information concerning deployment ofUnited Nations military observers in the SuezCanal sector

S/11009 & Corr.l Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,6 Oct, mforming of mllltary aggression byIsraell armed forces against Syrian forwardpositions all along the cease-fire line on 6 Oct

S/11010 United States. Letter, 7 Oct, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation in the Middle East

S/11011 (A/9204) Israel. Letter, 7 Oct, informingof attacks by Egypt and Syrian ArabRepublicagainst Israel across the cease-fire line

S/11012 (A/9205) (& Corr.l, French only) USSR.Letter, 7 Oct, transmitting statement con­demning Israel's annexationist policy

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973 (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/11013 Secretary~General. Letter, 8 Oct, con­cern10g request by Egypt for the wlthdrawalof the United Nations military observers toCairo

S/11014 Secretary-General. Letter, 8 Oct,transmltting message from Prime Ministerof Paklstan relating to the Middle East situa­tion

S/11015 (A/9212) Lebanon. Letter, 9 Oct,informing of attacks against Lebanon byIsraeli forces on 8 and 9 Oct

S/11016 Secretary-General. Letter, 9 Oct,transmitting message from the President ofAlgeria relating to the Middle East sltuation

S/11017 Secretary-General. Letter. 9 Oct.acceding to the request of Egypt m S/11013

S/11018 (A/9217) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,100ct, inform1Og of bomb1Og raids on civiliantargets in Syria by Israeli alr forces on 9 and100ct

S/11019 (A/9218) Algeria. Letter, 100ct, trans­mitting Declaration of the non-aligned coun­tries on recent developments in the MiddleEast

S/11020 Security Council:President. Note con­cern10g the United Nations observation postsin the Suez Canal sector

S/11021 Secretary··General. Letter, 11 Oct,appeal10g to the conflicting Governments toconsider alternative courses so that fightingand bloodshed may cease

S/11023 (A/9220) Denmark. Letter, 13 Oct,transmltt10g statement by members of theEuropean Commumty ar;pealing for a haltto hostilities m the Middle East

S/l1 024 Egypt. Letter, 14 Oct, affirming ltScommltments under the Geneva Convention of1949

S/11025 Egypt. Letter, 14 Oct, describing thebombs used by Israeli planes against clvllianareas in the Nile Delta towns

S/11027 (A/9222) Israel. Letter, 12 Oct, trans­mltting list of attacks by Arab terroristsfrom Lebanese territory against civilianinhabited localities in Israel, 7-11 Oct

S/11028 Egypt. Letter, 15 Oct, transmitt10gphotographs show1Og victims of the GABmultiple bombs used by Israel

S/11029 (A/9224) Mauritania. Letter, 16 Oct,transmitting message by the Presldent ofMauritania to the President of the UmtedStates relating to the question of the MiddleEast

S/11030 Israel. Letter, 16 Oct, referring toS/11025 and informing ,that in the attacksagainst Egyptian military targets, Israelplanes make use of conventional weapons

S/11031 (A/9226) USSR. Letter, 16 Oct, trans­mitting documents of the World Peace Coun­cil relating to the question of the situation inthe Middle East

S/11032 (A/9229) Israel. Letter, 17 Oct, inform­109 of armed attacks from Lebanese territoryagainst civilian inhabltedlocalities, 12-160ct

12

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)__ hostilities, 1973 (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/11033 Egypt. Letter, 18 Oct, concerning cer­tain provisions of the draft additional Protocolto the Geneva Convention relative to the Pro­tection of Civilian Persons in Time of War

S/11034 Israel. Letter, 19 Oct, informing thatIsrael will observe the provisions of theGeneva Convention of 1949

S/11035 (A/9245)(&Corr.1,Russianon1y) Israel.Letter, 19 Oct, transmitting list of attacks bySyrian armed forces against civilian popula­tion centres, 6-19 Oct

S/11036 USSR, United States. Draft resolutioncalling upon all parties to the presentfightingto cease all firing and terminate all militaryactivity immedlately

S/11037 (A/9246) Philippines. Letter, 22 Oct,transmitting statement by President F. E.Marcos on the Middle East situation

S/11038 (A/9248) Sierra Leone. Note verbale,23 Oct, transmitting statement by the ActingPresident in connexion with the present situa­tion in the Middle East

S/11039 USSR, United States. Draft resolutionurging that the forces of the two sides bereturned to the positions they occupied at themoment the cease-flre became effective

S/11040 (A/9250) &Corr.l SYrian Arab Republic.Letter, 23 Oct, transmitting cable from DeputyPrime Minister concerning Securlty Councilresolution 338 (1973)

S/11041 (A/9251) Israel. Letter, 240ct, trans­mitting list of attacks by Arab terrorists fromLebanese territory against civilian inhabitedlocalities in Israel, 17-24 Oct

S/11042 (A/9252) Israel. Letter, 240ct, protest­ing against violation by Egypt and Syria of theGeneva Convention of 1949 relating to thetreatment of prisoners of war

S/11045 (A/9255) Romama. Letter, 24 Oct,transmltting Declaration on the situation inthe Middle East

S/11046 & Rev.l Guinea, India, Indonesia, Kenya,Panama, Peru, Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draftresolution demanding that immediate andcomplete cease-fire be ol)servE'd ;;mc chcldingto set lip United N;,f' ,,: ,'i;ey Force

S/11047 Secretary-General. Letter, 25 Oct,concerning arrangements for the observationof the cease-fire between Israel and Syria

S/l1 049 Secretary-General. Letter, 25 oct,concerning establishment of the United NationsEmergency Force

S/11050 (A/9257) Turkey. Letter 240ct, trans­mitting letter from Minist:r for ForeignAffalrs on Middle East situation

S/11052 & Rev.l Secretary-General. Report onthe implementation of Security Council reso­lution 340 (1973) concern1Og establishment ofthe United Nations Emergency Force

S/11054 Australia. Draft resolution concerningthe United Nations Emergency Force

S/11055 Egypt. Letter, 27 Oct, concerningEgypt's position with respect to the UnitedNations Emergency Force

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973 (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973 (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/11056 & Add.1-6 Secretary-General. Progressreport on the United Nations EmergencyForce

S7'11059 (A/9262) Sierra Leone. Letter, 290ct,informing of the severance of diplomaticrelations with Israel

S/11060 (A/9263) Israel. Letter, 29 Oct, trans­mitting press communiqu~ by the Interna­tional Cttee of the Red Cross concermng listsof prisoners of war

S/11061 (A/9265) Mongolia. Letter, 29 Oct, cal­ling for strict observance of the SecurityCouncil resolution on the Middle East

S/l1 062 (A/9266) Ghana. Letter, 29 Oct, inform­ing of the severance of the diplomatic rela­tions with Israel

S/11064 (A/9268) Greece. Letter, 31 Oct,informing of willingness to provide pea ce­keeping observers or a military contingentfor the United Nations Emergency Force andto act as host for peace negohations

S/11065 (A/9269) Mauritius. Letter, 290ct,transmitting list of African countries whichhave broken off diplomatic relations withIsrael

S/11066 (A/9271) Syrian Arab RepUblic. Letter,31 Oct, informing of violahons by Israel ofthe Geneva Conventions of 1949

S/11068 (A/9273) Egypt. Letter, 1 Nov, inform­ing of violations by Israel of the 4th GenevaConvention relative to the Protection ofCivilian Persons in Time of War

S/11072 Security Council: President. Note onthe implementation of Security Council reso­lution 340 (1973) concerning the UnitedNations Emergency Force

S/11074 (A/9280) Israel. Letter, 3 Nov, refer­ring to S/11068 (A/9273) and statlllg thatEgypt violates the Geneva Convention rela­tive to the Treatment of Prisoners of War

S/11080 Egypt. Letter, 5 Nov,informing of actof aggression by Israel against the civilianpopulation on 3 Nov

S/11081 (A/9288) Denmark. Letter, 6 Nov,transmitting statement from 9 member coun­tries of the European Commumty on the situa­tion in the Middle East

S/11083 Egypt. Letter, 7 Nov, informing of actsof aggression by Israeh troops against civil­ian population in the Suez area

S/11084 Egypt. Letter, 7 Nov, informing thatthe Irish contingent of the United NationsEmergency Force was twice prevented bythe Israeli forces from deploying its troopsacross the Suez Canal to the east bank

S/11085 (A/9291) Israel. Letter, 7 Nov, refer­ring to S/11066 (A/9271) and concerningprisoners of war held by Syrian ArabRepub­lic

S/11091 United States. Letter, 9 Nov, transmit­ting message from the Secretary of Stateinforming of the agreement to be acceptedby Egypt and Israel

13

Documents (continued)

S/11093 (A/9300) Egypt. Letter, 8 Nov, inform­lIlg of violahons by Israel of the 1949 GenevaConvention concerning prisoners of war

S/11096 Israel. Letter, 9 Nov, rejecting allega­tions in S/11080 and S/11083

S/11097 Israel. Letter, 9 Nov, rejecting allega­tions in S/ll084

S/11103 Secretary-General. Letter, 8 Nov,con­cernmg the intention of appointing General E.Siilasvuo as Commander of the UnitedNations Emergency Force

S/l1104 Secunty Council: President. Noteinforming that members of the SecurityCouncil gave their consent to the appoint­ment of General E. Siilasvuo as Commanderof the United Nations Emergency Force

S/11112 (A/9316) Israel. Letter, 14 Nov, refer­ring to S/11093 (A/9300) and stating that itis another attempt to cover up the violationsof the Geneva Convenhons by Egypt

S/11120 (A/9328) Syrian Arab Repubhc. Letter,20 Nov, informing of violations of the GenevaConventions by the Israeh forces of occupa­tion

S/11122 (A/9329) Egypt. Letter, 20Nov, inform­ing of violahons by Israel of the 4th GenevaConvention relative to the Protection ofCivihan Persons in Time of War

S/11123 (A/9331) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,21 Nov, concerning Israeli statements relat­ing to the Geneva Conventions and the Golansettlement plan

S/11126 (A/9333) Israel. Letter, 22 Nov, trans­mitting complaint to the International Cttee ofthe Red Cross regarding violations of theGeneva Convention relative to Treatment ofPrisoners of War by the Syrian Army on theGolan Heights in Oct

S/11127 Security Council: President. Noteinforming that members of the SecurityCouncil, with the exception of China, agreewith the addition of contingents supplied byKenya and Senegal to the United NationsEmergency Force in the Middle East

S/11130 (A/9342) Israel. Letter, 26 Nov, refer­ring to S/11120 (A/9328) and S/11126(A/9333) and stating that Syria has not trans­mitted to the International Cttee of the RedCross any information or lists in respect ofIsraeli prisoners of war

S/11138 (A/9367) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,29 Nov, concerning violations of the 3rd and4th Geneva Conventions of 1949 by Israeliforces in Oct

S/11139 (A/9369) Indonesia, Malaysia, Philip­pines, Singapore, Thailand. Letter, 30 Nov,transmitting statement by the member coun­tries of the Association of South East ASianNations (ASEAN) on Middle East question

S/11140 Democratic Yemen. Letter, 1 Dec,informing that units of the Seventh Fleet ofthe United States Navy are now stationed inthe Arabian Sea near Bab-el-Mandab

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973 (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/11144 (A/938B) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,5 Dec, transmitting reply to S/11126 (A/9333)concerning treatment of prisoners of war andprotection of civilians in time of war and itscomplaint against Israel

S/11146 (A/9405) Israel. Letter, 6 Dec, refer­ring to 8/11122 (A/9329) and concerningtreatment of civilians by Israeli forces

S/11148 (A/9429) Israel. Letter, 8 Dec, trans­mitting 2nd complaint submitted to the lnter­national Cttee of the Red Cross concerningviolations of the Geneva Convention relativeto Treatment of Prisoners of War by theSyrian authorities

S/11149 (A/943 0) Israel. Letter, 9 Dec, refer­ring to 8/11144 (A/938B) and concerningcrimes against Israeli prisoners of war bySyrian authorities

S/11151 (A/9432) Israel. Letter, 9 Dec, trans­mitting complaint to the International Ctteeof the Red Cross regarding Crimes byEgyptian forces against Israeli prisoners ofwar

S/11156 Australia, Austria, Guinea, India, Indo­nesia, Kenya, Panama, Peru, Sudan, Yugo­slavia. Draft resolution concerning thePeace Conference on the Middle East situa­tion

S/11157 (A/9456) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,14 Dec, transmitting 2nd complaint submittedto the International Cttee of the Red Crossand its reply to the 2nd complaint by Israelconcerning treatment of prisoners of war

S/11159 Official communiqull issued by theSecretarY-General at the 1760th meeting ofthe Security Councilconcerning arrangementsfor the proposed Peace Conference on theMiddle East

S/11160 (A/9468) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,18 Dec, concerning Israeli settlements inGolan Heights and violations of the GenevaConvention relative to Protection of CivilianPersons in Time of War

S/11161 Secretary-General. Letter, 18 Dec,transmitting letters from USSR and UnitedStates concerning the forthcoming Confer­ence on tile Middle East

S/11162 Security Council: President. Letter,19 Dec, acknowledging receipt of letter inS/11161 and concerning Security Councilresolution 344 (1973)

S/11168 Egypt. Letter, 20 Dec, informing ofcriminal acts by Israeli occupation authori­ties against civilian population west of theSuez Canal

S/11169 Secretary-General, Report in pursuanceof Security Council resolution 344 (1973)(Contains text of a statement by the Secretary­General at the Geneva Peace Conference onthe Middle East)

S/11172 (A/9475) Egypt. Letter, 24Dec, inform­ing of refusal by Israel to allow evacuationof emergency cases from Suez hospital

14

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973 (continued)

Documents (continued)S/l1173 Egypt. Letter, 26 Dec, informing of

inhuman treatment by Israeli authorities onthe ElP'ptian prisoners of war

S/11174 (Aj9476) Israel. Letter, 26 Dec, refer..ring to 8/11160 (A/9468) and concerninginhuman treatment by Syria to Israeli pri­soners of war

S/11175 Egypt. Letter, 28 Dec~ rejecting allega­tions of Israel concerning breaches by Egyp­tian authorities of the Geneva Convention rela­tive to the Treatment of Prisoners of War

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1743-1752,1754, 1755, 1760 (private)

At ilie 1743rd meeting, it was decided to inviteEgypt, Israel and Syrian Arab Republic toparticipate, without vote, in the considera­tion of ·the question

At the 1745th meeting, it was decided to inviteNigeria and Saudi Arabia to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/11036, calling upon allpartiesto the present fighting to cease all firing andterminate all military activity immediately,adopted (14-0-0) at the 1747th meeting asresolution 338 (1973) (China did not partici­pate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/11039, urging that the forcesof the two sides be returned to the positionsthey occupied at the moment the cease-firebecame effective, adopted (14-0-0) at the174Bth meeting as resolution 339 (1973)(China did not participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/11046/Rev.l, demanding thatimmediate and complete cease- fire beobserved and deciding to set up a UnitedNations Emergency Force, adopted (14-0-0)at the 1750th meeting as resolution 340(1973) (China did not participate in the voting)

At the 1751st meeting, it was decided to inviteZambia to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11054 concerning the UnitedNations Emergency Force, adopted (14-0-0)at the 1752nd meeting as resolution 341(1973)(China did not participate in the voting)

At the 1755th meeting, the members of the SecurityCouncil approved the appointment of GeneralE. Siilasvuo as Commander of the UnitedNations Emergency Force

Draft resolution in S/11156, concerning a PeaceConference on the Middle East situation,adopted (10-0-4) at the 1760th meeting hele!in private as resolution 344 (1973) (Chinadid not participate in the voting)

-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations

DocumentsS/11043 (A/9253) Israel. Letter, 24 Oct, inform..

ing of violations by Egypt of Security Councilresolutions 338 (1973) and 339 (1973) on thecease-fire

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-~ hostilities. 1973: cease-fire: violations (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/11044 Egypt. Letter, 24 Oct, informing ofviolations by Israel of Security Council reso­lutions 338 (1973) and 339(1973) on the cease­fire

S/11048 Egypt. Letter, 25 Oct, informing ofviolations of the cease-fire by Israel on250ct

S/11051 (A/9258) Israel. Letter, 26 Oct. informping of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on260ct

S/11053 (A/9259) Israel. Letter. 26 Oct. inform­ing of further violations of the cease-fire byEgypt on 26 Oct

S/l1 058 (A/9261) Israel. Letter, 29 oct, inform~ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on28 and 29 Dct

S/11063 (A/9267) Israel. Letter, 31 Oct. inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on31 Dct

S/11067 (A/9272) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,1 Nov, informing of violations of the cease­fire by Israel on 26 and 30 Oct

S/11069 (Aj9275) Israel. Letter, 1Nov, informingof violation of the cease-fire by Egypt on 1 Nov

S/11070 Egypt. Letter, 1 Nov, informing thatIsraeli planes attacked a radar site of Egypton 1 Nov

S/11073 (A/9279) Israel. Letter. 3 Nov. inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on3 Nov

S/11075 (A/9281) Israel. Letter, 3 Nov, refer­ring to S/11067 (A/9272) and stating thatIsraeli forces have been in all of the positionsmentioned since before the cease-fire

8/11076 (A/9282) Israel. Letter. 3 Nov, inform­ing of further violations of the cease-fire byEgypt on 3 Nov

S/11077 (A/9283) Egypt. Letter, 3Nov, concern­ing statements by Colonel Tekhman Kardy[Nahman Karni] of the Israeli Defence Armyand stating that Israel has violated the cease­fire 4 times on 3 Nov

S/11078 (A/9284) Israel. Letter, 4 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the oease-fire by Egypt inthe Ismailiya area on 4 Nov

8/11079 (A/9286) & Corr.1 Israel. Letter,5Nov,informing of violations of the cease-fire byEgypt on 5 Nov

S/11082 (A/9289) Israel. Letter, 6 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on6 Nov

S/11086 (A/9295) Israel. Letter,8 Nov, refer­ring to S/11077 (A/9283) and stating thatEgypt falsely {attributes certain statementsto Colonel Nahman Karni

S/11087 (A/929B) Israel. Letter, 8 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Syria inthe area of Mazra'at Beit Jan on 7 Nov

S/11088 (A/9297) Israel. Letter, 8 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egyptnear the town of 8uez on 7 Nov

S/11089 (A/9298) Israel. Letter. 8 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egyptnear Bitter Lake on 8 Nov

15

MIDDLE EA8T SITUATION (continued)~- hostilities, 1973: cease.fire: violations (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11090 (A/9299) Israel. Letter, 8 Nov, inform­

ing of violations of the cease·fire by Syriaeast of Mazra'at Beit Jan on B Nov

S/11094 (A/9301) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,9 Nov, referring to S/11067 (A/9272) andgiving names of villages occupied by Israeliforces in the Mount Hermon region

S/11095 Egypt. Letter, 9 Nov, informing ofviolations of the cease-fire by Israel on6 Nov

S/11098 (A/9302) Israel. Letter, 10Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on9 Nov

S/11099 (A/9303) Israel. Letter, 10Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Syria on9 Nov

S/111 00 (A/9304) Israel. Letter, 11 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Syria on10 and 11 Nov

S/11101 (A/9305) (& Corr.l, French only) Israel.Letter, 11 Nov, informing of violations of thecease-fire by Egypt, 9-11 Nov

S/l11 02 (A/930B) Egypt. Letter, 11 Nov. inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Israel,8-11 Nov

8/11105 Israel. Letter, 12 Nov. referring toS/11095 and stating that Israel forces haveheld Gebel Ataka since before the cease-fire

S/11106 (A/930B) Israel. Letter, 13 Nov, refer­ring to S/11094 (A/9301) and stating that thevillages have been held by Israeli forcessince before the cease"fire

8/11107 (A/9309) Israel. Letter, 13 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by 8yria on12 Nov

S/11108 (A/9310) Israel. Letter. 13Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypton 12 Nov

8/11109 (A/9311) Egypt. Letter, 13Nov. inform~ing of violations of the cease-fire by Israel on8. 9 and 11 Nov

S/11110(A/9312) Israel. Letter,13Nov,inform­ing of further violations of the cease-fire bySyria on 12 Nov

8/11111 (A/9313) Israel. Letter,13Nov,inforrn­ing of further violations of the cease-fire byEgypt on 12 Nov

S/11113 (A/9317) Israel. Letter. 14Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Syria on14 Nov

8/11114 (A/9318) Israel. Letter, 14 Nov. inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on14 Nov

S/11116 (A/9320) Israel. Letter, 15 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire bySyriaon15 Nov

S/11117 (A/9321) Israel. Letter. 15 Nov, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt on15 Nov

8/11118 (A/9323) Egypt. Letter, 16Nov, inform.ing of violations of the cease-fire by Israel on13 and 14 Nov.

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

S/7930/Add.22252228, 2231, 22342237

__ hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Egypt-Israelsector

28 Oct29 Oct30 Oct31 Oct

1 Nov2 Nov3 Nov4 Nov

5, 6 Nov7, 8 Nov

9 Nov10 Nov11 Nov13 Nov14 Nov15 Nov17 Nov

18, 19 Nov20 Nov21 Nov23 Nov24 Nov25 Nov26 Nov27 Nov28 Nov29 Nov, 1 Dec1 Dec2 Dec3 Dec4 Dec5 Dec

6,7 Dec8 Dec9 Dec

10 Dec11 Dec12 Dec13 Dec14 Dec15 Dec16 Dec17 Dec18 Dec19 Dec20 Dec21 Dec22 Dec23 Dec24 Dec25 Dec

Documents

The folloWlng supplemental information from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firings and other incidents in the Egypt_Israel sector was transmitted during 1973:

250ct260ct270ct

The following reports concerning the status of the cease­fire in the Egypt-Israel sector were submitted by theSecretary-General during 1973:

S/11057/Add. 147

10131618, 192126,2732,3336394247,4851566265,66697280828587909396,97

102106109112115118, 119122127130133136139142145148151154157160163166169172175

Documents (continued)

S/11119 (A/9327) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,19 Nov, informing of violations of the cease­flre by Israel, 25 Oct - 10 Nov

S/I1124 Egypt. Letter, 21 Nov, mforming ofviolations of the cease-fire by Israel,15-19 Nov

S/11128 (A/9336) Israel. Letter, 23 Nov, inform­ing of vlOlations of the cease-fire by Syria,19-22 Nov

S/11132 (A/9343) Syrian Arab Repubhc. Letter,26 Nov, mforming oflsraeli cease-flre viola­tions directed at offIcers on duty with UNTSO,20-22 Nov

S/11134 Egypt. Letter, 27 Nov, informing ofviolations of the cease-fire by Israel,20-22 Nov

S/11135 (A/9352) Israel. Letter, 28 Nov, inform­mg of violations of the cease-fIre by Egypt,26,27 Nov

S/I1136 (A/9357) Israel. Letter, 29 Nov, inform­mg of vIolations of the cease-fire by Syria,25-28 Nov

S/I1141 (A/9375) Israel. Letter, 2 Dec, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,28 Nov - 1 Dec

S/11142 (A/9381) Israel. Letter, 4 Dec, inform­mg of violations of the cease-fire by SYria,30 Nov - 3 Dec

S/11143 (A/9387) Israel. Letter, 4 Dec, mform­ing of armed terror attacks from Lebaneseterritory against civihan inhabited localitiesin Israel, 16 Nov - 3 Dec

S/11147 (A/9406) Israel. Letter, 6 Dec, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,1-6 Dec

S/I1155 (A/9453) Israel. Letter, 13Dec, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,6-11 Dec

S/11158 (A/9457) Israel. Letter, 14 Dec, inform­ing of violatlOns of the cease-fire by Syria,4-14 Dec

S/11163 (A/9469) Israel. Letter, 19Dec, inform­ing of armed attacks from Lebanese territoryagainst civilian targets in Israel on 17 Dec

S/I1164 (A/9470) Israel. Letter, 19Dec, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,12-18 Dec

S/I1167 (A/9472) Egypt. Letter, 21 Dec, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Israel,16-19 Dec •

S/11170 (A/9473) & Corr.l Israel. Letter,26 Dec, informing of violations of the cease­fIre by Egypt, 19-25 Dec

S/I1171 (A/9474) Egypt. Letter, 24 Dec, inform­ing of violations of the cease-fire by Israel on20 and 21 Dec

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations (continued)

16

SUBJECT INDEX

28 Oct29 Oct30 Oct31 Oct

1 Nov2 Nov3 Nov4 Nov5 Nov6 Nov7 Nov8 Nov9 Nov

10 Nov11 Nov12 Nov13 Nov

14, 15 Nov16 Nov17 Nov18 Nov19 Nov20 Nov21 Nov22 Nov23 Nov24 Nov25 Nov26 Nov27 Nov28 Nov29 Nov30 Nov1 Dec2 Dec3 Dec4 Dec5 Dec6 Dec7 Dec

The followmg reports concerning the status of the cease­fire in the Israel-Lebanon sector were submitted by theSecretary-General during 1973 (continued)

The following reports oncerning the status of the cease-firein the Israel-Syria sector were submitted by the Secretary­General during 1973:

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Lebanon

sector (continued)

Documents (continued)

8 Dec9 Dec

10 Dec11 Dec12 Dec13 Dec14 Dec15 Dec16 Dec17 Dec18 Dec19 Dec20 Dec21 Dec22 Dec23 Dec24 Dec25 Dec26 Dec27 Dec28 Dec29 Dec30 Dec

28 Oct29 Oct300ct3::' Oct

1 Nov4 Nov5 Nov6 Nov7 Nov8 Nav9 Nov

10 Nav11, 12 Nav

13 Nav14 Nav15 Nav16 Nov17 Nav18 Nov

S/11057/Add.124126129132134137141144147150153156159162165168171174177179183185188

S/l1 057/Add. 258

11142224283035374044,45505255586163

-- hostilities. 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Syriasector

Documents

The following supplemental information from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firings and other incidents in the Israel­Syria sector was transmitted during 1973: ---

S/7930/Add.2220 24 Oct2226 25 Oct2229, 2232 26 Oct2236 270ct

-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Lebanonsector

Documents

The following supplemental information from UNTSO Chiefof Staff concerning firings and other incidents m the Israel­Lebanon sector was transmitted during 1973: ---

S/7930/Add.2221, 2222, 2227 24, 25 Oct2230, 2233, 2235 26 Oct

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Egypt-Israel

sector (continued)

Documents (continued)

The following reports concerning the status of the cease­fire in the Egypt-Israel sector were submitted by theSecretary-General during 1973 (continued)

S/l1057/Add.17 8 26 Dec181 27 Dec184 28 Dec186 29 Dec189 30 Dec

The following reports concerning the status of the cease­fire in the Israel-Lebanon sector were submitted by theSecretary-General during 1973:

S/l1057/Add. 369

121517202325293134384143464953, 54576064687174777981848689929598

101104107111113116120

17

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)__ hostilitIes, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Syria

sector (continued)

19 Nov20 Nov21 Nov22 Nov23 Nov25 Nov27 Nov28 Nov29 Nov30 Nov, 1 Dec

2 Dec3 Dec4 Dec5 Dec6 Dec7 Dec8 Dec9 Dec

10 Dec11 Dec12 Dec13 Dec14 Dec15 Dec16 Dec17 Dec18 Dec19 Dec20 Dec21 Dec22 Dec23 Dec24 Dec25 Dec26 Dec27 Dec28 Dec30 Dec

Documents (continued)

Tne following reports concernmg the status of the cease-firem the Israel-Syria sector were submitted by the Secretary­General during 1973 (continued)

S/11057/Add. 67707376788388919499, 100

103, 105108110114117121123125128131135138140143146149152155158161164167170173176180182187

-- Umted Nations Emergency Force: establishment

DocumentsS/11046 & Rev.1 Guinea, India, Indonesia, Kenya,

Panama. Peru, Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draftresolution deCiding to set up the UnitedNations Emergency Force

S/11049 Secretary-General. Letter, 25 Oct, con-cerning establishment of the United NatIonsEmergency Force

S/11052 & Rev.1 Secretary-General. Report onthe implementation of Security Council reso­lution 340 (1973) concerning establishment ofthe United Nations Emergency Force

S/11054 Australia. Draft resolution concerningthe United NatIons Emergency Force

S/11055 Egypt. Letter. 27 Oct, concerningEgypt's position with respect to the UnitedNations Emergency Force

18

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)__ United Nations Emergency Force: establishment (con_

tinued)

Documents (continued)

S/11056 & Add.1-6 Secretary-General. Progressreport on the United Nations EmergencyForce

S/11064 (A/9268) Greece. Letter, 31 Oct, inform_ing of willingness to provide peace-keepingobservers or a military contingent for theUnited Nations Emergency Force

S/11072 Security Council: President. Note on theimplementation ofSecurity Council resolution340 (1973) concerning the United NationsEmergency Force

S/l11 03 Secretary-General. Letter, 8 Nov, con­cerning the mtention of appointing General E.Siilasvuo as Commander of the United NationsEmergency Force

S/11104 Security Council: President. Noteinforming that members of the SecurityCouncil give their consent to the appointmentof General E. Siilasvuo as Commander of theUnited Nations Emergency Force

S/11127 Security Council: President. Noteinforming that members of the SecurityCouncil, with the exception of China, agreewith the addition of contingents supplied byKenya and Senegal to the United NationsEmergency Force in the Middle East

NAMIBIA QUESTION

DocumentsS/10874 Secretary-General. Letter, 30 Jan.

transmitting General Assembly resolution3031 (XXVII)

S/10921 & Corr.1 Secretary-General. Reportonthe implementation of Security Council reso­lution 323 (1972) concerning the question ofNamibia

S/10938 (A/9066) United Nations Council forNamibia: Acting President. Letter, 30 May,transmitting statement adopted by the Coun­cil on 25 May

S/10963 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration on theGranting of Independence to Colonial Coun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 2 Jul,transmitting consensus adopted by the Ctteeon 29 Jun (A/AC.I09/425)

S/10992 South Africa. Letter, 7 Sep, transmittingcommunication concerning the 2nd session ofthe AdVisory Council for South West Africa,Aug 1973

S/11145 Guinea, Kenya, Sudan. Letter, 4 Dec.requesting meetIng of the Security Council toconsider the situation in Namibia

S/11152 & Rev.l Peru. Draft resolution recom­mendmg to discontinue further efforts on thebasis of resolution 309 (1972)

S/11153 Gu~nea, Kenya, Sudan. Letter, 10 Dec,requestmg the Security Council to extend aninvitation to Mr. M. Muyongo, Vice-Presidentof the South-West Africa People's Organi­zation (SWAPO)

SUBJECT INDEX

Secretary-General.

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1756-1758At the 1756th meeting, it was decided to invite

~iger and Somalia to participate, without vote,m the consideration of the question

At the same meeting, it was decided to invite thedelegation of United Nations Council forNamibia to participate in the discussion

At the 1757th meeting, it was decided to inviteNigeria to participate, without vote in theconsideration of the question '

At the same meeting, it was declded to inviteMr. M. Muyongo of the South-West AfricaPeople's Organization to make a statement

At the 1758th meeting, it was decided to inviteSaudi Arabia to participate, without vote, Inthe consideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/I1152/Rev.l, deciding to dis­continue further efforts on the basls of reso­lution 309 (1972), adopted unanlmously at the1758th meeting as resolution 342 (1973)

OMAN and DEMOCRATIC YEMEN

See Democratic Yemen and Oman

ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY-- co-operation with United Nations

DocumentsS/I1129 Secretary-General. Letter, 23 Nov,

transmitting General Assembly resolution3066 (XXVIII)

PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATESADMINISTRA­TION

-- reports

DocumentsS/10947 Secretary-General. Note transmitting

the report of the United States Government onthe Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands,1971/1972 (also issued as T/1743)

S/10976 (SCOR, 28th year, special suppl. no.l)Trusteeship Council. Report on the TrustTerritory of the Pacific Islands covering theperiod from 17 Jun 1972 to 22 Jun 1973

PANAMA

See also Panama Canal Zone situation

-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10863, S/10901/Add.l

Reports

PANAMA: HEAD OF GOVERNMENT (Torrijos Herrera,O.)-- address before Security Council Meeting 1695

PANAMA CANAL ZONE SITUATIONSee also Latin America: international security:

strengtheningSecurity Council: special session in Latin

America, Panama City 1973Documents

S/10900 Panama. Letter, 9 Mar, transmittingECLA document, "The economy of Panamaand the Canal Zone"

19

PERU-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10850, S/10864 Secretary-General. Reports

PORTUGUESE GUINEA

See Guinea-Bissau

SECURITY COUNCIL-- agenda: summary statements

DocumentsS/10855 as of 30 Dec 1972S/10855/

Add.l as of 6 Jan 1973Add.2 as of 13 Jan 1973Add.3 as of 20 Jan 1973Add.4 as of 27 Jan 1973Add.5 as of 3 Feb 1973Add.6 as of 10 Feb 1973Add.7 as of 17 Feb 1973Add.8 as of 24 Feb 1973Add.9 as of 3 Mar 1973Add.l0 as of 10 Mar 1973Add.11 as of 17 Mar 1973Add.12 as of 24 Mar 1973Add.13 as of 31 Mar 1973Add.14 as of 7 Apr 1973Add.15 as of 14 Apr 1973Add.16 as of 21 Apr 1973Add.17 as of 28 Apr 1973Add.18 as of 5 May 1973Add.19 as of 12 May 1973Add.20 as of 19 May 1973Add.21 as of 26 May 1973Add.22 as of 2 Jun 1973Add.23 as of 9 Jun 1973Add.24 as of 16 Jun 1973Add.25 as of 23 Jun 1973Add.26 as of 30 Jun 1973Add.27 as of 7 Jul 1973Add.28 as of 14 Jul 1973Add.29 as of 21 Jul 1973Add.30 as of 28 Jul 1973Add.31 as of 4 Aug 1973Add.32 as of 11 Aug 1973Add.33 as of 18 Aug 1973Add.34 as of 25 Aug 1973Add.35 as of 1 Sep 1973Add.36 as of 8 Sep 1973Add.37 as of 15 Sep 1973Add.38 as of 22 Sep 1973Add.39 as of 29 Sep 1973Add.40 as of 6 Oct 1973Add.41 as of 13 Oct 1973Add.42 as of 20 Oct 1973Add.43 as of 27 Oct 1973Add.44 as of 3 Nov 1973Add.45 as of 10 Nov 1973Add.46 as of 17 Nov 1973Add.47 as of 24 Nov 1973Add.48 as of 1 Dec 1973Add.49 as of 8 Dec 1973Add.50 as of 15 Dec 1973Add.51 as of 22 Dec 1973Add.52 as of 29 Dec 1973

SUBJECT INDEX

Collected edition of decisions and resolu.

-- resolutions

Namibia questionSecurity Council: special ses­

sion in Latin America, Pan­ama City 1973

S/INF/29tions

Texts of resolutions issued separately in mimeo­graphed form as follows:

S/RES/336 (1973) Bahamas: admission to UnitedNations

Cyprus situationGerman Democratic Republic:

admission to United NationsGermany (Federal Republic):

admission to United NationsLatin America: international

security: strengtheningMiddle East situation

S/RES/334, 343S/RES/335 (1973)

S/RES/335 (1973)

S/RES/330 (1973)

S/RES/331, 332,337-341, 344(1973)

S/RES/342 (1973)S/RES/330 (1973)

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)_. members: representatives, 1973: credentials (continued)

SudanHassan, Abdel Magied A. S/10935

USSROvinnikov, Richard S. S/10901

United KingdomMaiUand, Donald S/10985, S/10989Malcolm, D. S/10901

United StatesScali, John S/10888Schaufele, William E., Jr. S/11026

__ members: representatives, l974: credentials

Byelorussian SSRPashkevich, Oleg Nikolaevich S/11166Smirnov, Vitaly Stepanovich S/11166

CameroonBooh-Booh. Jacques-Roger S/11166Hayatou, Souaibou S/11166Mvogo, Ambroise S/11166Ndimbie, Johnson S/11166Njine, Michel S/11166

Costa RicaMorales Hernllndez, Ricardo S/11166Salazar Navarrete, Fernando S/11166Vargas Saborio, Bernal S/11166

IraqAI.Shaikhly, Abdul Karim S/11166

MauritaniaEl Hassen, Moulaye S/11166Ould Mouloud, Ismail S/11166

-- report to the General Assembly, 1972/1973

DocumentsA/9002 (GAOR, 28th sess., suppl. no.2) Security

Council. Report, 16 Jun 1972 ~ 15 Jun 1973

Discussion in Security Council: Meeting 1753 (private)The Council approved the draft report unanimously

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)•• communications received

DocumentsSecretariat. Communications received from pri­

vate individuals and non-governmental bodiesrelating to matters o:f which the SecurityCouncil is seized:

S/NC/206 as o:f 27 FebS/NC/207 as of 30 AprS/NC/208 as of 14 AugS/NC/209 as of 26 Nov

-- members: representatives, 1973: credentials

AustraliaAshwin, Charles Robin S/10850Campbell. Archibald Duncan S/10977, S/10991Joseph, Lance Louis Ettleson S/10850McIntyre, Sir Laurence S/10850Mott, Hamilton Charles S/10850

AustriaJankowitsch, Peter S/10850Lennkh, Georg S/10905Wolte, Wolfgang S/10850

ChinaHsiung, Hsiang-hui S/10901

FranceCampana, Marcelle S/l0901/Add.2Lecompt, Jacques S/10856, S/10B81Travert, Andr~ S/10903, S/10906

GuineaBalde, Morou S/10967Maddy, Philippe S/10871Sako, Mohamed S/10901Tour~, Hady S/10926

IndiaDe Souza, P.P. S/10901

IndonesiaGontha, RUdy S/10850Juwono, Djoko S/10850Kusumasmoro, Raden S/10850Sani, Chaidir Anwar S/10850Soegoll;1o, Yoga S/10850

KenyaAdala, Ochieng S/10897Fakih, O. A. S/10970Kaniaru, Donald Wacieni S/10850Ndung'u, Peter Joseph S/10850Njenga, Frank Xavier S/10850Odero.Jowi, Joseph S/10850

PanamaBoyd, Aquilino E. S/10901/Add.1De La Rosa, Diogenes S/10901/Add.1Garay, Narciso S/10901/Add.1Illueca, Jorge E. S/10863Lopez Guevara, Carlos Alfredo S/10901/Add.1Pitty, Mandar A. S/10901/Add.1Stagg, Antonio S/10863, S/10901/Add.1Tack, Juan Antonio S/10901/Add.1Torrijos Herrera, Omar S/10901/Add.1

PeruPElrez de Cu~llar, Javier S/10850Stubbs, Ricardo Walter S/10864

20

SUBJECT INDEX

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- resolutions (continued)

-- special session in Latin America, Panama City 1973

. See also Latin America: international security:strengthening

Panama Canal Zone situation

DocumentsS/10930 Guinea, Kenya, Sudan. Letter, 16 Mar,

requesting the Security Council to inviteMr. M. Diarra to address the Council onbehalf of OAU

S/10931 & Rev.1, (& Rev.1/Corr.1, French, Rus.sian and Spanish only), Rev.1/Add.1Guinea India, Indonesia. Kenya, Panama,Peru, 'Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolutionconcerning a new Panama Canal Zone treaty

S/10932 & Rev.1,2 Guinea, Kenya, Panama, Peru,Sudan Yugoslavia. Draft resolution con­cerni~g natural resources of Latin Americancountries

S/10933 Sudan. Letter, 19 Mar, requesting t~eSecurity Council to invite Mr. T. El-Sheblbto address the Council on behalf of the Leagueof Arab States

S/10934 Security Council:President. Statementof consensus expressing gratitude to the hostcountry

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- special session in Latin America, Panama City 1973

(continued)Discussion in Security Council (continued)

At the same meeting it was decided to inviteMr. S. A. sali~, Chairman of the SpecialCttee on the Situation with regard to theImplementation of the Declaration on theGranting of Independence to Colonial Coun~tries and Peoples to address the Council

At the same meeting, it was decided to inviteMr. E. Ogbu, Chairman of the Special Ctteeon Apartheid to address the Council

At the 1700th meeting, it was decided to inviteMr. T. El-Shebib to deliver a message tothe Council on behalf of the League of Arabstates

Draft resolution in S/10931/Rev.1, concerning anew Panama Canal Zone treaty, failed ofadoption (13-1-1) at the 1704th meeting dueto the negative vote of a permanent member(United States)

Draft resolution in S/10932/Rev.2, requestingStates to refrain from using coercive mea­sures which affect the free exercise ofpermanent sovereignty over the naturalresources of Latin American countries,adopted (12-0-3) at the 1704th meeting asresolution 330 (1973)

-_ special session in Latin America, Panama City 1973:arrangements

DOcumentsS/10858 Panama. Letter. 9 Jan, inviting ~he

Security Council to meet at Panama Cltyin Mar 1973

S/10859 Colombia. Letter, 8 Jan, supporting theproposal by Panama on behalf of the LatinAmerican group

S/10867 Ghana. Letter, 23 Jan, tr~smitting

note from the Chairman of the Afncan Groupto the Chairman of the Latin American Groupon the decision of the Security Council to holdmeetings in Panama City

S/10868 (& Corr.1, Russian only) Cttee onCoun­cil Meetings away from Headquarters,Report, 2nd

S/10872 Egypt. Letter, 28 Jan, transmitting notefrom the Chairman of the Arab Group to theChairman of the Latin American Group on thedec ision of the Security Council to hold meet­ings in Panama City

S/10878 Haiti. Letter, 1 Feb, tran~mittingnotefrom the Chairman of the Latm AmencanGroup to the Chairman of the African. Gro';1pexpressing gratitUde for support recelVed, mconnexion with the meetings at Panama Clty

S/10884 Haiti. Letter, 16 Feb, tran~mitting,notefrom the Chairman of the Latln AmerlCanGroup to the Chairman of the Arab,Gro~pexpressing gratitude for support recelVed, mconne xion with the meetings at Panama Clty

S/10892 Panama, Pel'u. Letter, 28 Fe?, r,equ,est­ing the Security Council to extend mVltatlonsto Mr. H. Gros Espiell and to those membersof the secretariat of the Agency for the Pro­hibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin Americawho accompany him

Security Council: special ses­sion in Latin America, Pan­ama City 1973: arrangements

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia

Southern Rhodesia questionUnited Nations: Members:

admission

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1695-1704At the 1696th meeting, it was decided to invite

Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, CostaRica, Ecuador, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica,Mauritania, MexiCO, Uruguay, Venezuela andZaire to participate, without vote, in the con­sideration of the question

At the same meeting, it was decided to invite theSecretary-General of the Agency for the Pro­hibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin Americaand the delegation accompanying him

At the 16971h meeting, it was decided to inviteAlgeria and El Salvador to participate, withoutvote in the consideration of the question

At the t698th meeting, it was decided to inviteHonduras Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobagoand Zambia to participate, without vote, inthe consideration of the question

At the 1699th meeting, it was decided to inviteCanada and Dominican Republic to partici­pate, without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

At the same meeting, it was decided to inviteMr. M. Diarra. Executive Secretary of OAUto address the Council

S/RES/325 (1973)

S/RES/326-329(1973)

S/RES/333 (1973)S/RES/335, 336

(1973)

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SUBJECT INDEX

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)__ special session in Latin America, Panama City 1973:

arrangements (continued)

Discussion in cttee on Council Meetings away fromHeadquarters: Meetings 9.14

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1684.1686Draft resolutIon in S/10868, concerning speci~

session of the SecurIty Council in LatmAmerica, adopted unanimously at the 1686thmeeting as resolution 325 (1973)

SECURITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MISSION ESTABLISHEDUNDER RESOLUTION 326 (1973) [on relations betweenSouthern Rhodesia and Zambia)

__ report S/10896 & Corr.1, Add.1

See Southern Rhodesia and Zambia for discussion

SENEGAL and GUINEA

See Guinea and Senegal

SOUTH AFRICA-- apartheid

DocumentsS/10975 (A/9108) USSR. Note verbale, 24 Jul,

1Oforming of USSR policy concerning apart­heid and racial discrimination

S/11000 (A/9160) Special Cttee on Apartheid:Acting Chairman. Letter, 14 Sep, transmit­ting statement in conneXlOn with the murderby the South African police of a number ofAfrican mineworkers at Carletonville

S/11005 (A/9180) SpeCial Cttee on Apartheid:Chairman. Letter, 2 Oct, transmitting spe­cial report on the military bUild-Up in SouthAfrica and the implementation of armsembargo aga10st South Africa

S/11006 Secretary-General. Note transmittingthe report of the Special Cttee on Apartheid

S/11007 (A/9188) South Africa. Letter, 3 Oct,transmitting memorandum on the riots whichoccurred at the Western Deep Levels atCarletonville on 11 Sep

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

See also Southern Rhodesia and ZambiaSouthern Rhodesia question

DocumentsS/10852/Add.2 Cttee Established m Pursuance

of Security Council Resolution 253 (1968).Report, 5th

S/10873 Security Council: President. Notetransmitting letter from the Acting Chair­man of the Cttee Established m Pursuanceof SecurIty Council Resolution 253 (1968)concerning the time-limit for the reports ofthe Cttee

S/10890 Security Counctl: President. Notetransmitting letter from the Chairman of theCttee Established m Pursuance of SecurityCouncil ResolutlOn 253 (1968) requestingthat the time-limit for the reports should beextended until 15 Apr 1973

S/10920 (& Corr.1, English only) Cttee Estab­lished in Pursuance of Security CouncilResolutIon 253 (1968). Special report, 2nd

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SOUTHERN RHODESIA (continued)

Documents (continued)S/10923 Special Cttee on the Situation with regard

to the Implementation of the Declaration on theGranting of Independence to Colonial Coun_tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 27 Apr,transmitting resolutIon adopted by the Ctteeon Southern Rhodesia

S/10925 Guinea and Kenya. Letter, 8 May,request10g meeting of the Security CounCil toconsider the 2nd special report of the CtteeEstablished in Pursuance of Security CouncilResolution 253 (1968)

S/10927 Australia, Guinea, India, Indonesia,Kenya, Panama, Peru, Sudan, Yugoslavia.Draft resolution concerning the implemen_tation of the recommendations and proposalsin the 2nd special report of the Cttee Estab­hshed in Pursuance of Security CouncilResolution 253 (1968)

S/10928 Guinea, Indonesia, Kenya, Panama,'Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolution urgingUnited Kingdom, as the administering Power,to take effective measures to implementsanctions against Southern Rhodesia

Discussion in Cttee Established in Pursuance ofSecurity Council Resolution 253 (1968): Meet­ings 117-182 (closed)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1712a1716Draft resolution in S/10927, concerning the imple­

mentation of the recommendations andproposals in the 2nd special report of the CtteeEstablished in Pursuance of Security CouncilResolution 253 (1968), adopted (12-0a3) at the1716th meeting as resolution 333 (1973)

Draft resolution in S/10928, urging United Kingdom,as the administering Power, to take effectivemeasures to implement sanctions agamstSouthern Rhodesia, failed of adoptIon (11-2-2)at the 1716th meet10g due to the negativevotes of two permanent members (UnitedKingdom and United States)

SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA

DocumentsS/10865 Zambia. Letter. 24 Jan, requesting

meeting of the Security Council to consideracts of aggression against Zambia by South­ern Rhodesia

S/10866 Guinea, Kenya, Sudan. Letter, 23 Jan,requesting meeting of the Security Council toconsider the situation on the Zambian borders

S/10869 Yugoslavia. Letter, 26 Jan, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation on the borders of Zambia

S/10870 South Africa. Letter, 26 Jan, transmit­t10g statement by the Prime Minister con­cerning the pOSitIon of South Africa withregard to Southern Rhodesia and Zambia

S/10875 & Rev.1 Guinea, India, indoneSia, Kenya,Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolution con­cerning the establishment of the specialmission

S/10876 & Rev.1 Gu1Oea, India, Indonesia, Kenya,Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolution concern­ing the composition of the special mission

SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA (continued)

SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTHERN RHODESIA and ZAMBIA (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/10877 Zambia. Letter, 29 Jan, transmittingmessage from President K.D. Kaunda con­cerning aggresslVe acts by Southern Rhodesiaand South African forces against Zambia

S/10880 Security Council: President. Noteconcerning the composition of the specialmission

S/10886 Security Council: President. Noteconcerning the date for the submission ofthe special mission's report

S/10896 & Corr.l, Add.1 Security Council SpecialMission Established under Resolution 326(1973). Report

S/10898 & Rev.1 Guinea, India, Indonesia, Kenya,Panama, Peru, Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draftresolution endorsing the recommendations ofthe Special Mission Established under Reso­lution 326 (1973)

S/10899 & Rev.1 Guinea, India, Indonesia, Kenya,Panama, Peru, Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draftresolution concerning assistance to Zambia

S/10951 EconomIc and Social Council: President.Letter, 8 Jun, transmitting resolutIon entItled"Implementation of Security CouncIl resolu­tion 329 (1973) concerning the question ofeconomic assistance to Zambia"

S/10971 Zambia. Letter, 12 Jul, informing of aseries of aggressive acts against Zambia bySouthern Rhodesian forces, 9 Jan - 14 Jun1973

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1687-1694At the 1687th meeting, it was decided to invite

Algeria, Chile, Egypt, Ghana, Morocco,Senegal, Somalia, United Republic of Tan­zania, Zaire, Zambia, to participate, withoutvote, in the consideration of the question

At the 1689th meeting, it was decided to inviteCuba to participate, without vote, in the con­sideratIon of the question

At the 1690th meeting, it was decided to inviteCameroon and Guyana to participate, withoutvote, in the consideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/10875 & Rev.1, deciding todespatch a special mission to assess thesituation with regard to the acts of provoca­tion and harassement against Zambia, adopted(13-0-2) at the 1691st meeting as resolu­tion 326 (1973)

Draft resolution in S/10876 & Rev.1, referring topara.9 of resolution 326 (1973), and decidingto appoint a team of 6 United Nations expertsto help Zambia to maintain an alternativesystem of communications, adopted (14-0-1)at the 1691st meetIng as resolution 327 (1973)

At the 1694th meeting, it was decided to inviteSpain to participate, without vote, in the con­sideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/10898/Rev.1, endorsing therecommendations of the Special MissionEstablished under Resolution 326 (1973) andcalling upon United Kingdom to take effectivemeasures regarding Southern Rhodesiaadopted (13-0-2) at the 1694th meeting a~resolution 328 (1973)

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Discussion in Security Council (continued)Draft resolution in S/10899/Rev.1, concerning

technical, fInancial and material assistanceto Zambia, adopted unanimously at the 1694thmeeting as resolution 329 (1973)

SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION

See also Southern Rhodesia: sanctions

DocumentsS/1 0852/Add.2 Cttee Established in Pursuance of

Security Council Resolution 253 (1968).Report, 5th

S/10920 (& Corr.1, English only) Cttee Estab­lished in Pursuance of Security CouncilResolution 253 (1968). Special report, 2nd

S/10925 Guinea and Kenya. Letter, 8 May,requesting meeting of the Security Councilto consider the 2nd specIal report of theCttee Established in Pursuance of SecurityCouncil Resolution 253 (1968)

S/10927 Australia, Guinea, India, IndoneSIa,Kenya, Panama, Peru, Sudan, Yugoslavia.Draft resolution concerning the implemen­tation of the recommendations and proposalsIn the 2nd special report of the Cttee Estab­lished 10 Pursuance of Resolution 253 (1968)

S/10928 Guinea, Indonesia, Kenya, Panama,Sudan, Yugoslavia. Draft resolution urgingUnited Kingdom, as the administering Powerto take effective measures to implementsanctions against Southern Rhodesia

S/10959 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration on theGranting of Independence to Colonial Coun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter. 25 Juntransmitting statement adopted by the Cttee o~25 Jun

Discussion in Security Council: Meetmgs 1712-1716Draft resolution In S/10927, concerning the imple­

mentation of the recommendations andproposals in the 2nd special report of theCttee Established in Pursuance of SecurityCouncil Resolution 253 (1968), adopted(12-0-3) at the 1716th meeting as resolutIon333 (1973)

Draft resolution in S/10928, urging United King­dom, as the administering Power to takeeffective measures to implement ~anctionsagamst Southern Rhodesia, failed of adoption(11-2-2) at the 1716th meeting due to thenegatIve votes of two permanent members(United Kingdom and United States)

SUDAN-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10935 Secretary-General. Report

TERRITORIES UNDER PORTUGUESE ADMINISTRATION-- self-government or independence

DocumentsS/10734/Add.1 Secretary-General. Report on

the implementation of Security Council reso­lution 312 (1972)

SUBJECT INDEX

TERRITORIES UNDER PORTUGUESE ADMINISTRATION(continued)

__ self-government or independence (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/10960 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to ColonialCountries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter,25 Jun, transmitting resolution adopted by theCttee on 22 Jun (A/AC.109/424)

TRADE UNION RIGHTS-- infringements

DocumentsS/10961 Secretary-General. Note verbale,

28 Jun, concerning Economic and SocialCouncil resolution 1796 (LIV)

TRUSTEESHIP COUNCIL__ report, 1972/1973 S/10976 (SCOR, 28th year, special

suppl. no.1)

See Pacific Islands under United States adminIstra­tIon for discussion

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10901 Secretary-General. Report

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC S and UNITEDSTATES

-- negotiations, Washington 1973

DocumentsS/10964 USSR and United States. Letter, 10 Jul,

transmitting jomt United States-Soviet com­munique of 24 Jun relating to the negotiationsin Washington

UNITED KINGDOM-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10901, S/10985, S/10989 Secretary-General.

Reports

UNITED KINGDOM and ICELAND

See Iceland and United Kingdom

UNITED NATIONS-- Members: admissIon

DocumentsS/10945 (A/9069) Secretary~General. Note

transmitting application of the GermanDemocratic Republic for membership

S/10949 (A/9070) Secretary-General. NotetransmIttmg applicaJion of the FederalRepublic of Germany for membership

S/10950 (A/9071) Germany (Federal Republic).Letter, 13 Jun, declarmg that the FederalRepubhc of Germany will represent theinterests of Berlin (West) in the UnitedNatIons

S/10952 France. Letter, 16 Jun, transmIttingtext of a declaration of France, USSR, UnitedKingdom and United States of 9 Nov 1972

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UNITED NATIONS (continued)-- Members: admIssion (continued)

Documents (continued)

S/10953 USSR. Letter, 16 Jun, transmitting textof a declaration of France, USSR, UnitedKingdom and United States of 9 Nov 1972

S/10954 United Kingdom. Letter, 16 Jun, trans­mitting text of a declaration of France, USSR,United Kingdom and United States of 9 Nov1972

S/10955 United States. Letter, 16 Jun, transmit­ting text of a declaration of France, USSR,United Kingdom and United States of 9 Nov1972

S/10957 Cttee on the Admission of New Members.Report concerning the application of theGerman Democratic Republic of the applica­tion of the Federal Republic of Germany formembershIp in the United Nations

S/10958 (A/9082) USSR. Letter, 26 Jun, concern­ing status of West Berlin

S/10966 (A/9088) (& Corr .1, Chinese & English only)Bahamas. Telegram, 10 Jul, applying formembership

S/10968 Cttee on the Admission of New Members.Report concerning the application of Bahamasfor membership in the United Nations

S/11150 (A/9431) France, Umted Kmgdom,United States. Letter, 7 Dec', concerning therepresentation abroad of the interests of thewestern sectors of Berlin

S/11165 (A/9471) USSR. Letter, 20 Dec, refer­ring to S/11150 (A/9431) and reaffirming itsposition on the question of the representationof the interests of West Berlin

Discussion in Cttee on the Admission to New Mem­bers: Meetings 42, 43

S/10957, S/10968 Reports

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1729-1732Draft resolution contained m the report of the Cttee

on the Admission of New Members, recom­mending admission of German DemocraticRepublic and of Federal Republic of Germanyto membership in the United Nations, adoptedunanimously at the 1730th meeting as resolu­tion 335 (1973)

Draft resolution in S/10968, recommending admiS­sion of Bahamas to membership in the UnitedNations, adopted unanimously at the 1732ndmeeting as resolution 336 (1973)

UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCES IN THE MIDDLEEAST

See Middle East situation: United Nations EmergencyForces: establishment

UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS

See also Cyprus SItuation

DocumentsS/5634/Add.1 Secretary-General. Report trans­

mitting amendments to the Agreement of31 Mar 1964 concerning the status ofUNFICYP concluded between the UnitedNations and Cyprus

SUBJECT INDEX

UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS(continued)

Documents (continued)

S/10879 (& Corr.l, 2, Russian only) Secretary­General. Letter, 30Jan, appealing for contri­butions for the maintenance of UNFICYPuntil 15 Jun 1973

S/10940 & Corr.l Secretary-General. Reportonthe United Nations operation in Cyprus,2 Dec 1972 - 31 May 1973

S/10946 Draft resolution calling for extension ofUNFICYP to 15 Dec 1973

S/10978 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Jul,appealing for contributions for the mainte­nance of UNFICYP until 15 Dec 1973

S/I1137 Secretary-General. Report on the UnitedNations operation in Cyprus, 1 Jun - 1 Dec1973

S/11154 Draft resolution calling for extension ofUNFICYP to 15 Jun 1974

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1727, 1728,1759 '

At the 1727th meeting, it was decided to inviteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/10946, calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1973, adopted (14-0-1)at the 1727th meeting as resolution 334 (l973)

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UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS(continued)

Discussion in Security Council (continued)

At the 1759th meeting, it was decided to inviteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/11154, calling for an extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Jun 1974, adopted(14-0-1)at the 1759th meeting as resolution 343 (l973)

UNITED STATES-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/10888, S/11026 Secretary-General. Reports

UNITED STATES and LIBYAN ARAB REPUBLIC

See Libyan Arab Republic and United States

UNITED STATES and UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALISTREPUBLICS

See Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and UnitedStates

ZAMBIA and SOUTHERN RHODESIA

See Southern Rhodesia and Zambia

Index to Speeches

AGENCY FOR THE PROHIBITION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONSIN LATIN AMERICA: SECRETARY-GENERAL (GrosEspiell, H.)

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1697

ALGERIA

Chile and Cuba S/PV.1742Middle East sltuahon S/PV.1706, 1720Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1700Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1688

Speeches by representativesBouteflika, A. S/PV.I720Rahal, A. S/PV.1688, 1700, 1706, 1742

ARGENTINA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1697

Speeches by representativesOrtiz de Rozas, C. S/PV.1697

AUSTRALIA

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chlle and Cuba S/PV.1742Cyprus situation S/PV.1727, 1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Germany (Federal Republic): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Middle East situation S/PV.1708, 1711, 1725, 1735, 1737,

1744,1746,1750,1754Namibia question S/PV.1757Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1699,1704arrangements S/PV.1684, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambla S/PV.1689, 1691, 1694Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.1714, 1716United Nations: Members: admission S/PV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesMclntyre, L. S/PV. 1684, 1686, 1689, 1691, 1694,

1699, 1704, 1708,1711,1714,1716,1725,1727,1730, 1732, 1735,1737,1744,1746,1750,1754,1757,1759

AUSTRIA

AUSTRIA (continued)

Germany (Federal Republic): admission to United NationsS/PV.1730

Middle East situation S/PV.1708, 1711, 1725, 1735,1738,1744, 1747, 1750

Namibia question S/PV.1758Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1700,1704arrangements S/PV.1684, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1689, 1691, 1694Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.I714,1716United Nations: Members: admission S/PV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesJankowitsch, P. S/PV.1684, 1686, 1689, 1691, 1694,

1700, 1704, 1708, 1711,1714,1716,1725,1727,1730, 1732, 1735, 1742, 1744, 1747, 1750, 1758,1759

Wolte, W. S/PV.1738

BAHRAIN

Middle East situation S/PV.I726

Speeches by representativesAI-Saffar, S.M. S/PV.1726

BOLIVIA

Security Council: speclal session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1698

Speeches by representativesZavala Urriolagoitia, J. de S/PV.1698

CAMEROON

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1690

Speeches by representativesEngo, P. B. S/PV.1690

CANADA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1700

Speeches by representativesRae, S. F. S/PV.1700

Speeches by representativesHassane, B. S/PV.1728

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba S/PV.1742Cyprus sltuation S/PV.1727,1759German Democratic Republic: admlssion to Umted Nations

S/PV.1730

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CHAD

Middle East situation S/PV.1728

CHILE

INDEX TO SPEECH ES

CYPRUS

Chile and Cuba SjPV.1741,1742Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 SjPV.1697,1702Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1688

Speeches by representativesBazan Davila, R. SjPV.1741,1742Diaz-Casanueva, H. SjPV.1688Orlandini, L. sjpv.1697, 1702

CHINA

Bahamas: admission to United Nations SjPV.1732Chile and Cuba SjPV.1741German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730German¥ (Federal Republic): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Mlddle East situation S/PV.1707, 1710, 1711, 1726, 1735,

1737, 1740,1743, 1747,1748,1750 - 1752, 1754, 1760Namibia question SjPV.1758Security Council: special session in Latin Amenca, Panama

City 1973 SjPV.1699, 1704arrangements SjPV.1684, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1688, 1694Southern Rhodesia question sjpv.1715, 1716United Nations: Members: admission S/PV. 1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesChiao, K. H. S/PV.1748Chuang, Y. SjPV.1684, 1686, 1688,1716,1737,1740,

1752Huang, H. S/PV.1694, 1699, 1704, 1707, 1710, 1711,

1715, 1726, 1730,1732,1735,1741,1743,1747,1748, 1750, 1751, 1754, 1758, 1760

COLOMBIA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1696

Speeches by representativesVlsquez-Carrizosa, A. SjPV.1696

COSTA RICA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1698

Speeches by representativesFacio, G. J. S/PV.1698

CUBA

Chile and Cuba S/PV.1741,1742Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1696,1698Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1689

Speeches by representativesAlarcon de Quesada, R. S/PV.1689, 1741, 1742Roa, R. SjPV.1696, 1698

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Cyprus situation SjPV.1727, 1728, 1759

Speeches by representativesRossldes, Z. SjPV.1727, 1728, 1759

DEMOCRATIC YEMEN

Chile and Cuba S/PV.1741Middle East situation SjPV.1737

Speeches by representativesAshtal, A.S. SjPV.1737,1741

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Security Concil: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1700

Speeches by representativesPacheco, A. O. SjPV.1700

ECUADOR

Security Council: special session in Latin Amenca, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1697

Speeches by representativesLUC10 Paredes, A. J. SjPV.1697

EGYPT

Middle East situation SjPV.1705, 1707, 1709-1711,1717-1719, 1721, 1723-1726, 1733-1736, 1743-1752, 1754

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1688

Speeches by representativesAbdel Meguid, A. E. SjPV.1688, 1705,1711,1736,

1746, 1750, 1752, 1754EI-Zayyat, M.H. SjPV.1707, 1709, 1710,1717-1719,

1721, 1723-1726, 1733-1735, 1743-1745, 1747­1749,1751

EL SALVADOR

Security C0uncil: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1697

Speeches by representativesGalindo Pohl, R. SjPV.1697

FRANCE

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Cyprus situation SjPV.1727,1759German Democratic RepUblic: admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730German¥ (Federal Republic): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730

INDEX TO SPEECHES

FRANCE (continued)

MIddle East situation SjPV.1709, 1710, 1724, 1735, 1737,1744, 1747, 1748, 1750-1752, 1754, 1760

NamIbia question SjPV.1758Security Council: special seSSlOn in Latin America, Panama

CIty 1973 SjPV.1701,1704arrangements SjPV.1684, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1689, 1691, 1693,1694

Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.1713, 1716United Nations: Members: admIssion SjPV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesGuiringaud, L. de SjPV.1686, 1689, 1693, 1701, 1704,

1709, 1710, 1713,1724,1727, 1730,1732,1735,1744,1747,1748,1750,1751,1754,1760

Lecompt, J. SjPV.1689, 1691, 1694, 1716, 1737,1752,1758, 1759

GHANA

GUINEA (continued)

Speeches by representativesCisse, J.M. SjPV.1684, 1693, 1694,1700, 1704, 1708,

171Q..1712, 1728, 1730, 1742,1744,1745,1747,1749, 1750

71752, 1756, 1759, 1760

Cissoko, F. S PV.1722Maddy, P. SjPV.1686, 1689,1732,1735, 1738Tour~, H. SjPV.1715,1716

GUYANA

Middle East situation SjPV.1719Secunty Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

CIty 1973 SjPV.1696Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1690

Speeches by representativesJackson, R. E. sjPV.1690, 1719Ramphal, S. S. SjPV.1696

Southern Rhodesia and ZambIa

Speeches by representativesCleland, J. Q. SjPV.1687

GREECE

SjPV.1687HONDURAS

Security Council: special seSSlOn in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1700

Speeches by representativesSilva Arguello, H. SjPV.1700

Cyprus situation sjpv.1727, 1759

Speeches by representativesPanayotacos, C. P. SjPV.1727, 1759

GUATEMALA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1698, 1699

Speeches by representatwesAycmena, L. SjPV.1698, 1699

GUINEA

Bahamas: admIssion to United Nations SjPV.1732Chile and Cuba SjPV.1742Cyprus situation SjPV.1728, 1759German Democratic RepUblic: admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730Germany (Federal Republic): admlssion to Umted Nations

SjPV.1730 •Middle East situation SjPV.1708, 1710, 1711, 1722, 1735,

1738, 1744, 1745, 1747, 1749, 1750, 1752, 1760Namibia question SjPV.1756Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 SjPV.1700,1704arrangements SjPV.1684, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1689, 1693, 1694Southern Rhodesia questIon SjPV.1712, 1715, 1716United Nations: Members: admission SjPV.1730, 1732

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INDIA

Bahamas: admission to United Nations SjPV.1732Chile and Cuba SjPV.1741,1742Cyprus situation SjPV.1728, 1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730Germany (Federal Republic): admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730Middle East situation SjPV.1709-1711, 1724, 1734,1735,

1737,1740,1744,1747-1752,1754Namibia question SjPV.1757Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 SjPV.1701, 1702, 1704arrangements SjPV.1685, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1688, 1691, 1694Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.1713Umted Nations: Members: admission SjPV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesJain, N. P. SjPV.1686, 1688, 1691, 1740Sen, S. sjPV. 1685, 1694, 1701, 1702,1704,1709.

1711, 1713, 1724, 1726,1728,1730,1732,1734,1735, 1737, 1741, 1742,1744,1747-1752,1754,1757,1759

INDONESIA

Bahamas: admission to United Nations SjPV.1732Chile and Cuba SjPV.1742Cyprus situation SjPV.1728,1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730Germany (Federal RepUblic): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730

INDONESIA (continued)

INDEX TO SPEECHES

KENYA

Middle East situation S/PV.1708, 1711, 1725, 1734, 1738,1740, 1744, 1747, 1748, 1750, 1752, 1754

Namibia question S/PV.1757Security CouncIl: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1699,1704arrangements S/PV.1685, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1689, 1691, 1692,1694

Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.I713,1716

Speeches by representativesAnwar Sani, C. S/PV.1685, 1686, 1689, 1691, 1692,

1694, 1699, 1704,1708,1711,1716,1730,1732,1734, 1738, 1740, 1742, 1744, 1747, 1748, 1750,1752, 1754, 1757, 1759

Soegomo, Y. S/PV.I713

IRAN

Middle East situation S/PV.I723

Speeches by representativesHoveyda, F. S/PV.1723

IRAQ

Middle East situation S/PV.1736

Speeches by representativesAl-Shaikhly, A.K. S/PV.1736

Bahamas: admIssion to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba S/PV.1742Cyprus situation S/PV.1727,1759German Democratic RepUblic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Germany (Federal Repubhc): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Middle East situation S/PV.1709-1711, 1724, 1734, 1735,

1737,1744,1746-1750,1752,1754NamIbia question S/PV.1756, 1758Security Council: special seSSlOn In Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1700, 1703, 1704arrangements S/PV.1685, 1686

Southern RhodesIa and Zambia S/PV.1688, 1691, 1693,1694

Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.I714-1716United Nations: Members: admission S!PV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesFakih, O. A. S/PV.1732, 1758, 1759Mungai, N. S/PV.1746-1748Odero-Jowi, J. S/PV.1685, 1686, 1688, 1691, 1693,

1694, 1700, 1703, 1704, 1709-1711,1714-1716,1724, 1727, 1730, 1734, 1735, 1737, 1742, 1744,1749, 1750, 1752, 1754, 1756

KUWAIT

Middle East sItuation S/PV.I720, 1721

Speeches by representativesBishara, A. Y. S!PV.I720, 1721

ISRAELLEAGUE OF ARAB STATES:

(El ShebIb, T.)REPRESENTATIVE

Middle East situation S/PV.1705-1711, 1717-1719,1721,1723-1726,1733-1737,1740,1743-1752, 1754

Speeches by representativesEban, A. S/PV.1743,1745Tekoah, Y. S/PV.1705-1711, 1717-1719,1721,1723­

1726, 1733-1737, 1740, 1744-1752, 1754

JAMAICA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1698

Speeches by representativesThompson, D. J. S/PV.1698

JORDAN

Middle East sItuation S/PV.I710, 1717, 1718, 1721, 1723,1725,1726,1733-1735

Speeches by representativesSharaf, S. A. H. S/PV.I710, 1717, 1718, 1721, 1723,

1725,1726,1733-1735

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Middle East situation S/PV.1738Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1700

LEBANON

Middle East situation S/PV.1705, 1707, 1708, 1711, 1724,1736,1740

Speeches by representativesGhorra, E. S/PV.1705, 1707, 1708,1711,1724,1736,

1740

MADAGASCAR

Chile and Cuba S/PV.1742

Speeches by representativesRabetafika, B. S/PV.1742

MEXICO

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1696

MEXICO (continued)

Speeches by representativesRabasa, E. O. S/PV.1696

MOROCCO

Middle East situation S/PV.1722Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1687

Speeches by representativesZentar, M. M. S/PV.1687,1722

NIGER

Namibia question S/PV.1757

Speeches by representativesDiallo, A. S/PV.1757

NIGERIA

Middle East situation S/PV.I718, 1746, 1750Namibia question S/PV.1758

Speeches by representativesArikpo, O. S/PV.1718,1746Ogbu, E.O. S/PV.1750, 1758

INDEX TO SPEECHES

PANAMA: HEAD OF GOVERNMENT (Torrijos Herrera,o.)

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1695

PERU

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba S/PV.1741Cyprus situation S/PV.1728,1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730German)' (Federal Republic): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Middle East situation S/PV.1709, 1711, 1725, 1735, 1739,

1744, 1745, 1747, 1748, 1750, 1754Namibia question S/PV.1756Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1700,1704arrangements S/PV.1684, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1689, 1694Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.I715

Speeches by representativesFlor Valle, M. A. de la S/PV.1700, 1704Perez de Cuellar, J. S/PV.1684, 1686, 1689, 1694,

1709, 1711, 1715,1725,1730,1732,1735,1739,1741,1744,1745, 1747,1748,1750, 1754,1756,1759

Stubbs, R. W. S/PV.I728

QATAR

ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY: EXECUTIVE SECRE­TARY (Diarra, M.)

Security Council: special seSSlOn in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1700

PANAMA

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba S/PV.1741Cyprus situation S/PV.1728, 1759German Democratic RepUblic: admisslOn to United Nations

S/PV.I730German)' (Federal Repubhc): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Middle East situation S/PV.1709-1711, 1726,1735,1739,

1744,1747,1750,1752,1754Namibia question S/PV.1757Security Council: special seSSlOn in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1698,1702-1704arrangements S/PV.1684-1686

Southern RhodeSia and Zambia S/PV.1689, 1694Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.1714United Nations: Members: admission S/PV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesBoyd, A. E. S/PV.1684-1686, 1689, 1694, 1698, 1703,

1704, 1709-1711, 1714, 1726,1728,1735,1741,1744, 1747, 1750, 1752, 1754, 1757, 1759

Rios, D. S/PV.1730, 1732, 1739Tack, J. A. S/PV.1702

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Middle East Situation SjPV.1726

Speeches by representativesJamal, J. SjPV.I726

SAUDI ARABIA

Middle East situation SjPV.1705, 1706, 1709, 1721, 1724,1726,1745, 1747-1752 1754

Namibia question S/PV.17'58

Speeches by representativesBaroody, J. M. SjPV.1705, 1706, 1709, 1721, 1726,

1745, 1747-1752, 1754, 1758Sakkaf, O. SjPV.1724

SECRETARY-GENERAL (Waldheim, K.)

Cyprus situation S/PV.1759Middle East Situation SjPV.1710, 1717 1721 1725 1744

1745,1748-1751,1754 ""Namibia question S/PV.1756Security Council: special session in Latin America Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1695, 1701, 1703 '

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Abdulla, SUdan)

Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.I715

INDEX TO SPEECHES

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Anwar Sani, Indonesia)

Namibia question SjPV.1684Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973: arrangements SjPV.1684Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1687, 1689

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Boyd, Panama)

Department of Political and Security Council Affairs:Deputy Under-Secretary-General and Director(Chacko, M. E.): tribute to SjPV.1699

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1697, 1699, 1700, 1702-1704

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1692

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT {Crowe, United Kingdom)

Middle East situation SjPV.1733.1734

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Torrijos Herrera,Panama)

-VSecurity Council: special seSSlOn in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1696 ,

"

SENEGAL

Chile and Cuba SjPV.1742Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1688

Speeches by representativesFall, M. SjPV.1688, 1742

SOMALIA

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1689Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.1713

Speeches by representativesNur Elmi, H. SjPV.1689, 1713

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Huang, China)

Cyprus situationNamibia question

SjPV.1759S/PV.1756-1758

SOUTH WEST AFRICA PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION: REP­RESENTATIVE (Muyongo, M.)

Namibia question S/PV.1758

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Jankowitsch, Austria)

Middle East situation S/PV.1754, 1755

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Malik, USSR)

German Democratic Republic: admission to United NationsSjPV.1729,1730

Germany (Federal Republic): admission to United NationsSjPV.1729, 1730

Middle East situation S/PV.1717, 1719, 1720, 1722, 1725,1728

United Nations: Members: admission S/PV.1729, 1730

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (McIntyre, Australia)

Middle East situatIon S/PV.1747,1751

SECURITY COUNCIL:PRESIDENT (Per~z de Cuellar, Peru)

Middle East situation sjpv .171 0

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Scali, United States)

Middle East situation S/PV.1736

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Tack, Panama)

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1704

SPAIN

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1694

Speeches by representativesAlba, D. J. SjPV.1694

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON APARTHEID: CHAmMAN(Ogbu, E.)

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1703

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SITUATION WITH REGARDTO THE IMPLEMENTATION OFTHEDECLARATIONON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO COLO­NIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES: CHAmMAN (Salim.S. A.)

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1699

SUDAN

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba SjPV.1742Cyprus situation S/PV.1728, 1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730German}' (Federal Republic): admissi13n to United Nations

SjPV.1730Middle East situation SjPV.1706, 1710, 1711, 1721, 1735,

1738, 1740, 1744, 1747-1752Namibia question SjPV.1757

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SUDAN (continued)

INDEX TO SPEECHES

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (continued)

Security Councll: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1701

arrangements SjPV.1685, 1686Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1689-1691, 1693Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.1715,1716United Nations: Members: admission SjPV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesAbdulla, R. SjPV.1685, 1686,1689,1691,1693,1701,

1706, 1710, 1711,1715,1716,1728,1730,1735,1742,1749-1752,1757,1759

Ibrahim, S. A. SjPV.1738, 1740Khalid, M. SjPV.1721, 1744, 1747, 1748La, 1. O. SjPV.1732

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Middle East situation SjPV.1706, 1718, 1744-1746,1751

Speeches by representativesIsmall, M. Z. SjPV.1744-1746, 1751Kelani, H. sjPV.1706, 1718

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

Secunty Councl1: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1699

Speeches by representativesSelgnoret, E. SjPV.1699

TUNISIA

Middle East situation SjPV.1708,1734

Speeches by representativesDriss, R. SjPV.1708, 1734

TURKEY

Cyprus situation SjPV.1727, 1728, 1759

Speeches by representativesOlcay, O. SjPV.1727, 1728, 1759

UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR POLITICAL ANDSECURITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS (Shevchenko, A. N.)

Middle East sltuation SjPV.1708, 1760

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Bahamas: admisslOn to United Nations SjPV.1732Chlle and Cuba sjpv.1741Cyprus situation SjPV.1728, 1759German Democratic Repubhc: admlssion to United Nations

SjPV.1730Germany (Federal RepUblic): admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730

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Middle East situation SjPV.1706, 1707, 1710, 1711,1723,1724, 1733, 1735-1737, 1740, 1743-1752, 1754, 1760

Namibia question SjPV.1756Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 sjPV.1700, 1702-1704arrangements SjPV.1685, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia SjPV.1687, 1691, 1693,1694

Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.1714-1716United Nations: Members: admission SjPV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesIssraelyan, V. L. SjPV.1686, 1687Malik, Y. A. SjPV.1685, 1694, 1700, 1702-1704,

1706, 1707, 1710, 1711,1714-1716,1723,1724,1728, 1730, 1732, 1735,1743-1752,1754,1756,1759,1760

Safronchuk, V. S. SjPV.1691, 1736, 1737,1740,1741

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Middle East situation sjPV.1719, 1724

Speeches by representativesAI-Pachachi, A. SjPV.1724Humaidan, A. SjPV.1719

UNITED KINGDOM

Bahamas: admission to United Nations SjPV.1732Cyprus situation sjPV.1727, 1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

SjPV.1730Germany (Federal Republic): admisslOn to United Nations

SjPV.1730Middle East sltuation SjPV.1708, 1710, 1711, 1721, 1735,

1737, 1740, 1743-1745, 1747, 1748, 1750, 1752, 1754,1760

Security Council: special seSSlOn in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 SjPV.1698, 1701, 1704

arrangements SjPV.1684, 1686Southern Rhodesla and Zambia sjPV.1687, 1691, 1693,

1694Southern Rhodesia question SjPV.1715, 1716United Nations: Members: admission SjPV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesCrowe, C. SjPV.1684, 1686, 1687, 1691, 1693,1694,

1698, 1701, 1704, 1708, 1710, 1711, 1715, 1716,1735

Jamieson, K. D. SjPV.1721, 1730, 1732, 1759Maitland, D. SjPV.1737, 1740, 1743-1745, 1747,

1748, 1750, 1752) 1754 1760Weir, M. S. SjPV.1727 '

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA: PRESIDENT(Lusaka, P.)

Namibia question SjPV.1756,1758Security Council: special session m Latin America Panama

City 1973 SjPV.1699 '

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

Middle East situation S/PV.1718southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1687

Speeches by representativesMalecela, J. S. S/PV.1718Salim. S. A. S/PV.1687

INDEX TO SPEECHES

VENEZUELA (continued)

Speeches by representativesCalvani, A. S/PV.1698

YUGOSLAVIA

UNITED STATES

Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba S/PV.1741,1742Cyprus situation S/PV.1727, 1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Germany (Federal Republic); admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Middle East situation S/PV.1705, 1708, 1710, 1711, 1726.

1735,1738,1740,1743, 1744, 1747~1752, 1760Namibia question S/PV.1758Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1696, 1698, 1701-1704arrangements S/PV.1685, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1689, 1691, 1694Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.1713, 1716United Nations: Members: admission S/PV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesBennett, W. T. S/PV.1732, 1758, 1760Bush, G. S/PV.1685Phillips, C. H. S/PV.1686, 1689,1691, 1694Scali, J. S/PV.1696, 1698, 1701~1705, 1708, 1710,

1711, 1713, 1716,1726,1727,1735,1738,1740,1741,1743,1744,1747-1752.1759

Schaufele, W. E. S/PV.1730

URUGUAY

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1698

Speeches by representativesSuarez Carballo, J. S/PV.1698

VENEZUELA

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1698

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Bahamas: admission to United Nations S/PV.1732Chile and Cuba S/PV.1742Cyprus situation S/PV.1727, 1759German Democratic Republic: admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Germany (Federal RepUblic): admission to United Nations

S/PV.1730Middle East situation S/PV.1706, 1710,1711,1722,1734,

1737, 1740, 1744, 1747-1752, 1754Namibia question S/PV.1757Security Council: special session in Latin America, Panama

City 1973 S/PV.1699, 1702,1704arrangements S/PV.1685, 1686

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1687, 1691, 1693Southern Rhodesia question S/PV.1712,1716United Nations: Members: admission S/PV.1730, 1732

Speeches by representativesJob, C. S/PV.1730Komatina, M. S/PV.1686, 1687, 1691, 1737, 1740Minic,.M. S/PV.1744Mojsov, L. S/PV.1685, 1693, 1699,1702,1704,1706,

1710-1712, 1716, 1722, 1727,1732,1734,1742,1747-1752,1754,1757,1759

ZAIRE

Security Council: special session in Latin America, PanamaCity 1973 S/PV.1701

Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1688

Speeches by representativesIpoto Eyebu Bakand'asi S/PV.1688,1701

ZAMBIA

Middle East situation S/PV.1751Southern Rhodesia and Zambia S/PV.1687, 1691, 1692,

1694

Speeches .by representativesLusaka, P. J. F. SjPV.1687, 1691, 1692, 1694,

1751

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S/NC/206-209

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S/PV.1684-1760

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS

Committee Established in Pursuance ofSecurity Council Resolution 253 ~9681

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s/AC.15/SR.117-182

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Meeting Records

s/AC.19/SR.9-14

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Committee on the Admissionof New Members

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S/C.2/SR.42,43

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