DAG HAMMARSKJOLD LIBRARY

Index to

proceedings of the

SECURITY COUNCIL

Twenty-ninth year - 1974

UNITED NATIONS

New York, 1975

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

A,enda .•.•....•.....•..............•................. 3

Subject Index. .. . . ...•. .. .. . 5

Index to 8peeche8 .....•.......................•....... 27

Numerical List of Documents 34

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Scope

Explanatory Note

Availability of documents

This index, prepared by the Documentation Servicession of the Dag Hammarskjold Library at Unitedons Headquarters, is intended to offer a bibliographicale to the proceedings and documentatlOn of the twenty­h year of the Security Council and of its committees,d hoc committees that met during the year.

Arrangement

The index consists of the following parts:

(a) Introduction, including list of the Presidentscheck lists of meetings of the Security CounCil and

committees.

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

(c) Subject index. Subjects are arranged alpha­cally, with reference to the documentation, discussiondisposition of each item.

( d) Index to speeches. Speeches and statem6iltsrepresentatives are listed in alphabetical order by

ntry or organization, subdivided by subject discussedi by name of speaker, with an indication of the meetingIlhich the speech was made. The remarks of the Presidentthe Security Council and of chairmen of committees are'mally not indexed. The speeches of chairmen andIporteurs of committees are included, however, wheny presented or explained the reports of their committeesthe Council. Statements and speeches made by privateividuals representing an organization to which a hearing, granted are listed under the name of the organization.tements made by officers of the United Nations Secre­iat are listed under the name of the office or departmenty represented.

( e ) Numerical list of documents, arranged by docu­nt symbols. This list also contains information as to the,ublication of mimeographed documents in the printedcicles of Supplements to the Official Records.

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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 senes symbol, sjPV.-, followed by a number corres­ponding to that of the meeting, e.g., SjPV. 11151 (see intro­duction, under "Check list 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 in a separate fascicle of the Official Records ofthe year. After their repUblication ill 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-ninth 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.

ByelorusslanSSR

Corr.

Cttee

GAOR

ICAO

ICJ

OAS

OAU

para., paras.

PLO

res.

SCOR

sess.

suppl. no.

UkramianSSR

UN

UNFICYP

UnitedKingdom

United States

UNRWA

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)

Palestine Liberation Organization

resolution{s)

Security Council Official Records

session

supplement number

Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic

United Nations

United Nations Peace-keeping Force inCyprus

United Kingdom of Great Britain andNorthern Ireland

United States of America

United Nations Relief and Works Agencyfor Palestine Refugees in the NearEast

United Nations Truce SupervisionOrganization in Palestine

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

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Members and Terms of Office

Introduction

Presidents

Members, Date of election by Term oI Office

ill! the General Assembly 1 Jan - 31 Dec

Australia 200ct 1972 1973 - 1974Austria 200ct 1972 1973 - 1974Byelorussian SSR 15 Oct 1973 1974 - 1975China Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterCosta Rica l50ct 1973 1974 - 1975France Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterIndonesia 200ct 1972 1973 - 1974Iraq 15 Oct 1973 1974 - 1975Kenya 200ct 1972 1973 - 1974Mauritania 15 Oct 1973 1974 - 1975Peru 20 Oct 1972 1973 - 1974USSR Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterUnited Kingdom Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the CharterUnited Republic

of Cameroon 15 Oct 1973 1974 - 1975United States Permanent member under

Art. 23 of the Charter

A list of representatives and advisers for 1974 is con­tained In the issues of Permanent Missions to the UnitedNations (documents ST/SG/SER.A/235 & 236).

Rules of Procedure

The prOVisional rules of procedure of the SecurityCouncil (document S/96/Rev.6; Sales no. E.74.I.5), wereIn effect during 1974.

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 President holdsoffice for one calendar month.

During 1974 the Presidency was held as follows:

Month President Meetings

January Costa Rica (Facio, G.J.) 1761February France (Guiringaud, L. de) 1762 - 1764March Indonesia (Anwar Sani, C.) NoneApril Iraq (EI-Shibib, T.) 1765 - 1769May Kenya (Fakih, O. A. ) 1770 - 1774June Mauritania (El Hassen, M.) 1775 - 1778July Peru (P~rez de Cu~ar, J.) 1779 - 1788August USSR (Malik, Y. A. ) 1789 - 1795September United Kingdom (Richard, I.) NoneOctober United Republic of Cameroon

(Njine, M.) 1796 - 1808November United states (Scali, J.) 1809December Australia (McIntyre, L.) 1810 - 1812

Resolutions and Decisions

Resolutions adopted and decisions taken by the Councilduring the year 1974 and issued separately in mimeo­graphed form under the symbol S/RES/-, will be collectedin a separate fascicle of the Official Records of the Securitycouncil

7twenty-ninth year (see also mimeographed docu­

ment S INF/30).

Check list of Meetings(Symbol: S/PV. -)

Meeting Date, 1974 Meeting Date, 1974 Meeting Date, 1974 Meeting Date, 1974

1761 17 Jan 1774 31 May 1787 29 Jul 1800 24 Oct1762 15 Feb 1775 7 Jun 1788 31 Jul 1801 24 Oct1763 20 Feb 1776 10 Jun 1789 1 Aug 1802 25 Oct1764 28 Feb 1777 17 Jun 1790 8 Aug 1803 25 Oct1765 8 Apr 1778 21 Jun 1791 12 Aug 1804 28 Oct1766 15 Apr 1779 16 Jut 1792 14 Aug 1805 (private) 29 Oct1767 16 Apr 1780- 19 Jul 1793 15 Aug 1806 29 Oct1768 18 Apr 1781 _ 20 Jul 1794 16 Aug 1807 30 Oct1769 24 Apr 1782 22 Jut 1795 30 Aug 1808 30 Oct1770 28 May 1783 23 Jul 1796 18 Oct 1809 29 Nov1771 29 May 1784 <Private) 24 Jut 1797 21 Oct 1810 13 Dec1772 29 May 1785 27 Jul 1798 22 Oct 1811 17 Dec1773 30 May 1786 28 Jul 1799 23 Oct 1812 17 Dec

INTRODUCTION

Ad Hoc Committees

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN PUR­SUANCE OF RESOLUTION 253 (1968) CONCERNING THEQUESTION OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA(Symbol: S/AC. 15/SR.-)

Established at the 1428th meeting, 29 May 1968.Terms oI reference: Resolution 253 (1968) oI 29 May 1968.Chairmen: Indonesia, Costa Rica, KenyaMeetings: All meetings were held in closed session.

Meeting Date, 1974 Meeting Date, 1974

183 30 Jan 205 28 Aug184 6 Feb 206 4 Sep185 13 Feb 207 12 Sep186 27 Feb 208 19 Sep187 6 Mar 209 26 Sep188 13 Mar 210 2 Oct139 3 Apr 211 10 Oct190 10 Apr 212 17 Oct191 17 Apr 213 6 Nov192 1 May 214 13 Nov193 8 May 215 20 Nov194 17 May 216 27 Nov195 21 May 217 4 Dec196 23 May 218 12 Dec197 3 Jun 219 18 Dec198 4 Jun 220 19 Dec199 12 Jun 221 20 Dec200 20 Jun 222 23 Dec201 27 Jun 223 27 Dec202 10 Jul 224 30 Dec203 7 Aug 225 30 Dec204 21 Au~ 226 31 Dec

227 31 Dec

(Meeting records limited to participants only)

Reports: S/11178/Rev. 1 (SCOR, 29th year, special suppl.no. 2 and 2A)

Standing Committees

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSIONOF NEW MEMBERS (Symbol: siC. 2/SR. -)

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

procedure of the Security CouncilMembership: 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 in closed session.

444546

Date, 1974

7 Jun19 Jun12 Aug

8/113168/113228/11437

(Meeting records limited to participants only)

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Agenda

1. The Council's practice is to adopt at each meeting.on the basis of a provisional agenda circulated in advance.the agenda for that particular meeting. At subsequentmeet'ngs 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 1974 willbe found in the Official Records of the Security Council.

twenty-ninth year. Nos. 1761-1812. A chronological listof matters considered by, or brought to the attention of,the Council during 1974 appears below. A list of weekly·summary 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 197.4

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 of Southern Rhodesia

See SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION

3. Inclusion of Chinese among the working languagesof the Security Council

See SECURITY COUNCIL: languages, working:-- inclusion of Chinese

4. Communications concerning certain islands in theSouth China Sea

See CHINA AND VIET-NAM (REPUBLIC)

5. Implementation of the Declaration on the Strength­ening of International Security

See INTERNATIONAL SECURITY: strengthening:- Declaration, 1970: implementation

6. Question relating to Cyprus

See CYPRUS SITUATION

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

See SOUTH AFRICA: apartheid

8. Question of Namibia

See NAMffiIA QUESTION

9. Question relating to territories under Portugueseadministration

~ TERRITORIES UNDER PORTUGUESE ADMIN­ISTRATION: self-government or inde­pendence

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10. Complaint by Iraq concerning incidents on itsfrontier with Iran

See IRAN and mAQ

11. Relations between Guinea and Senegal

See GUINEA and SENEGAL

12. Relations between Congo and Portugal

See CONGO and PORTUGAL

13. Question relating to admission of new Members tothe United Nations

See UNITED NATIONS: Members: admission

14. Reports on the strategic Trust Territory of thePacific Islands pursuant to the resolution ofthe Security Council of 7 March 1949

See PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATESADMINISTRATION: reports

15. Question relating to relationship between UnitedNations and South Africa

See SOUTH AFRICA: representation in UnitedNations

16. Co-operation between the United Nations and theOrganization of African Unity

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

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Subject IndexARAB STATES and ISRAEL

See Middle East situation

AUSTRALIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11317, S/11375 Secretary-General. Reports

AUSTRIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11308 Secretary-General. Report

AUSTRIA: PRESIDENT (Jonas, Franz)- - tribute to

Statement in Security Council: Meeting 1769

BANGLADESH-- admission to United Nations

Discussion in Security Council Cttee on the Admis­sion of New Members: Meeting 44

S/11316 Report

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1775,1776At the 1776th meeting, it was decided to invite

Algeria, Bhutan, Egypt, India and Pakistanto participate, without vote, in the consid­eration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11316, recommending ad­mission of Bangladesh to membership inthe United Nations, adopted without vote inthe 1776th meeting as resolution 351 (1974)

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC.-- representatives: credentials

DocumentS/11166, S/11345 Secretary-General. Reports

CAMEROON-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11166 Secretary-General. Report

CHINA and VIET-NAM (REPUBLIC)

DocumentsS/11199 Security Council: President. Note

transmitting letter dated 18 Jan from theRepublic of Viet-Nam concerning acts ofaggression against Viet-Namese islands byChina

S/11200 Security Council: President. Notetransmitting letter dated 20 Jan requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe aggressive acts by China

S/11201 China. Letter, 21 Jan, concerning at­tacks against China's islands by South Viet­Namese forces and stating that Hsisha,Nansha, Chungsha and Tungsha Islandshave always been China's territory

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CffiNA and VIET-NAM (REPUBLIC) (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11202 Security Council: President. Note

transmitting letter dated 24 Jan from theRepublic of Viet-Nam rejecting claim ofChina over the islands in dispute

CHINESE LANGUAGE- - as working language of Security Council

See Security Council: languages, working: inclusion- of Chinese

CONGO and PORTUGAL

DocumentsS/11273 Congo. Letter, 24 Apr, concerning

incursion by Portuguese fighther planesinto the locality of Banga, Congo on 22 Apr

COSTA RICA- - representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11166 & Add. 1, S/11523 Secretary-General.

Reports

CYPRUS SITUATION

See also United Nations Peace-keeping Force inCyprus

DocumentsS/11206 Secretary-General. Letter, 28 Jan,

appealing for contributions for the main­tenance of UNFICYP until 15 Jun 1974

S/11294 Secretary-General. Report on theUnited Nations operation in Cyprus, 2 Dec1973 - 22 May 1974

S/11301 Draft resolution calling for extensionof UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1974

S/11307 Turkey. Letter, 30 May, referring tothe debate in the 1771st and 1772nd meet­ings of the Security Council and objectingto the use of the term "unitary state" byAmbassador Rossides

S/11312 Cyprus. Letter, 6 Jun, referring toS/11307 and listing quotations from officialTurkish statements and reports of the Sec­retary-General concerning approval byTurkey of a unitary state of Cyprus

S/11334 Secretary-General. Letter, 16 Jul,requesting meeting of the Security Councilto report on the information receivedthrough the Special Representative inCyprus and the Commander of UNFICYP

S/11335 Cyprus. Letter, 16 Jul, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation in Cyprus created as a resultof outside intervention

S/11336 Secretary-General. Telegrams, 15 Jul,to Greece and to Turkey, appealing to theGovernments to exercise the maximum re­straint and to avoid any action which mightgive rise to further violence

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11337 Greece. Letter, 16 Jul, replying to

message in S/11336 and reassuring thatthe policy of Greece on the question ofCyprus remains unchanged

S/11339 Secretary-General. Letter, 12 Jul,appealing for contribution for the mainte­nance of UNFICYP until 15 Dec 1974

S/11340 USSR. Letter, 18 Jul, concerning themilitary interference from outside in theinternal affairs of Cyprus

S/11341 Turkey. Letter, 17 Jul, transmittingmessage by Mr. B. Ecevit, the PrimeMinister of Turkey, replying to message inS/11336

S/11342 Turkey. Letter, 17 Jul, stating thatthe communication made to the UnitedNations Secretariat by the usurpers of theadministration following the coup is notvalid

S/11343 Syrian Arab Republic. Letter, 18 Jul,concerning acts committed by the Greeksoldiers against the Embassy of the SyrianArab Republic and its members in Nicosia,Cyprus

S/11344 Zambia. Letter, 19 Jul, conce"ningthe military take over in Cyprus leading tothe overthrow of President Makarios

S/11346 & Rev.1 Draft resolution demanding animmediate end to foreign military interven­tion in Cyprus

S/11347 Romania. Letter, 19 Jul, transmittingdeclaration of the Romanian news agencyAgerpres concerning the events takingplace in Cyprus

S/11348 Greece. Letter, 20 Jul, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation created by aggression ofTurkish armed forces against Cyprus

S/11349 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Jul,transmitting telegram from L. Papaphilippourequesting participation in debate on behalfof Cyprus and the reply from the LegalCounsel of the United Nations

S/11350 Draft resolution calling upon all partiesto cease firing and requesting all States toexercise the utmost restraint

S/11351 Secretary-General. Transmitting let­ter from Turkey concerning the request ofR. Denktas, Vice-President of Cyprus toinform the Council on recent developmentsin Cyprus

S/11352 Turkey. Letter, 20 Jul, transmittingmessages by Vice-President of Cyprusconcerning the administration set up inCyprus following the recent coup

S/11353 & Add. 1-33 Secretary-General. Reporton developments in Cyprus

S/11354 Greece. Letter, 21 Jul, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe aggressive acts by Turkish air forceagainst the civilian population in Cyprus

S/11355 Turkey. Letter, 21 Jul, concerningattacks by Greek National Guard againstTurkish Cypriot civilian population in areasoutside the Turkish military operational zone

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CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11356 Exchange of messages dated 21 and

22 Jul between Secretary-General and theGovernments of Greece and Turkey concern­ing cease-fire in Cyprus

S/11357 Romania. Letter, 22 Jul, supportingthe Cypriot legal Government and the Headof State, President Makarios

8/11358 Cyprus. Letter, 21 Jul, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe deterioration of the situation in Cyprus

S/11359 Greece. Letter, 22 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease-fire by Turkisharmy in Cyprus on 22 Jul

S/11361 Greece. Letter, 23 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease-fire by Turkisharmy in Cyprus on 22 Jul

S/11362 Greece. Letter, 23 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease-fire by Turkisharmy in Cyprus on 23 Jul

S/11364 Turkey. Letter, 22 Jul, transmittingnote to the Permanent Mission of the UnitedStates to the United Nations concerning in­cident provoked by a group of Greeks inNew York on 22 Jul

S/11365 Turkey. Letter, 23 Jul, rejecting al­legations in S/11354 and informing of Greekcampaign of murder against the civilianpopulation of the Turkish Cypriot community

S/11366 Greece. Letter, 23 Jul, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to examinethe situation created by Turkish violationsof the cease-fire

S/1367 USSR. Letter, 23 Jul, confirming itssupport of the independence and sovereigntyof Cyprus

S/11368 Secretary-General. Note addressed toTurkey, Greece and Cyprus appealing forthe complete observation of the cease-firein Cyprus

S/11369 Draft resolution demanding that all par­ties to the present fighting comply imme­diately with Security Council resolution 353(1974)

S/11370 Greece. Letter, 24 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease -fire by Turkisharmy in Cyprus on 23/24 Jul

S/11371 Oman. Letter, 24 Jul, transmittingstatement concerning the situation inCyprus

S/11373 Democratic Yemen. Letter, 22 Jul,supporting Security Council resolution 353(1974)

S/11374 Turkey. Letter, 24 JUI, transmittingtext of appeal by the Vice-President ofCyprus to the TurkiSh Cypriots over theradio on 23 Jul

S/11376 Turkey. Note verbale, 24 Jul, trans­mitting me ssage by the Prime Minister ofTurkey replying to Secretary-General'sappeal for the cease-fire in Cyprus

S/11377 Turkey. Note verbale, 24 Jul, trans­mitting message by the Prime Minister ofTurkey to the Prime Minister of Greececoncerning healthy relations betweenGreece and Turkey

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11378 Official communiqu~ of the 1784th

meeting held in private on 24 JulS/11379 Czechoslovakia. Letter, 24 Jul, trans­

mitting declaration condemning the inter­vention of the Greek junta into the internalaffairs of Cyprus

S/11380 Yugoslavia. Letter, 25 Jul, transmit­ting text of expos~ of the Vice-President ofthe Federal Executive Council and FederalSecretary for Foreign Affairs to the As­sembly of Yugoslavia condemning the at­tack on the independence and sovereigntyof Cyprus

S/11381 Greece. Letter, 25 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease-fire in Cyprus byTurkish armed forces on 24 and 25 Jul

S/11382 Greece. Letter, 25 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease-fire in Cyprus byTurkish armed forces on 25 Jul

S/11384 Cyprus. Letter, 2fi J'll, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe deterioration of the situation in Cyprusthrough the continued violations of thecease-fire by Turkey

S/11385 Algeria. Note verbale, 26 Jul, trans­mitting message by the Minister for For­eign Affairs concerning Cyprus situation

S/11387 Brazil. Letter, 26 Jul, concerningthe events in Cyprus

S/11388 Yemen. Letter, 27 Jul, concerningthe events in Cyprus

S/11389 USSR. Letter, 28 Jul, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe question of the implementation of Secu­rity Council resolution 353 (1974)

S/11390 USSR. Letter, 28 Jul, transmittingstatement supporting the independence andsovereignty of Cyprus

S/11391 USSR. Draft resolution insisting on theimmediate cessation of firing and decidingto send to Cyprus a special mission

S/11394 Turkey. Letter, 29 Jul, transmittinginformation on conditions faced by TurkishCypriots in Greek-controlled areas

8/11398 Secretary-General. Letter, 30 Jul,transmitting letter from United Kingdomcontaining text of a Declaration and state­ment agreed to by Greece, Turkey andUnited Kingdom at the conclusion of theirdiscussions in Geneva on 30 Jul

S/11399 United Kingdom. Draft resolution con­cerning the Declaration agreed to byGreece, Turkey and United Kingdom (With­drawn at the 1788th meeting)

S/11400 Draft resolution concerning the sover­eignty, independence and territorial integ­rity of Cyprus

S/11401 USSR. Amendments (to draft resolu­tion in S/11400; part 2 of the amendmentwas rejected at the 1788th meeting)

8/11402 Draft resolution requesting the Secre­tary-General to take appropriate actiontaking into account that the cease-fire willbe the first step in the full implementationof Security Council resolution 353 (1974)

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CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11403 Philippines. Letter, 31 Jul, concern­

ing its position with regard to the questionof Cyprus

8/11404 Greece. Letter, 31 Jul, concerningTurkish violations of the cease-fire afterthe signature of the Geneva agreement

S/11405 Greece. Letter, 1 Aug, concerningTurkish violations of the cease-fire afterthe ~ignature of the Geneva agreement

S/11409 Turkey. Letter, 31 Jul, concerningmassacre of Turkish Cypriots by GreekNational Guard in Alamino on 20 Jul

S/11410 Turkey. Letter, 2 Aug, concerningatrocities committed by Greeks in Lefke(Lefka) and Limasol (Limassol)

S/11411 Greece. Letter, 2 Aug, concerningmass deportations of Greek-Cypriots fromKyrenia province by Turkish militaryauthorities

S/11412 Turkey. Letter, 4 Aug, concerningviolations of the cease-fire by Greeks sincethe signing of the Geneva Declaration on30 Jul

S/11413 Secretary-General. Note transmittingtelegram from G. Clerides, Acting Presi­dent of Cyprus, concerning violations ofSecurity Council resolutions and humanrights by Turkey

S/11416 Hungary. Letter, 5 Aug, transmittingexcerpt from the communiqu~ of the Infor­mation Bureau of Hungary supporting USSRproposals concerning the settlement of thesituation in Cyprus

S/11417 Greece. Letter, 3 Aug, concerningaggressive acts by Turkish forces in Greek­Cypriot villages

~/11418 Greece. Letter, 4 Aug, concerningviolations of the cease-fire by Turkishforces on 4 Aug

S/11420 Turkey. Letter, 5 Aug, concerningatrocitiel? committed by Greeks in the dis­trict of Limasol in Cyprus

S/11421 Greece. Letter, 29 Jul, concerningviolations of the cease-fire in Cyprus byTurkey on 29 Jul

S/11422 Turkey. Letter, 7 Aug, concerningGreek atrocities and violations of thecease-fire in Cyprus

S/11423 Turkey. Letter, 7 Aug, rejecting al­legations in S/11413

S/11424 Algeria. Letter, 7 Aug, transmittingdeclaration of the Group of the Non-AlignedCountries at the United Nations on the situa­tion of Cyprus

S/11425 Turkey. Letter, 5 Aug, concerning theGreek atrocities in Cyprus

S/11429 Greece. Letter, 8 Aug, concerning thearrest and release by the Turkish forces of4 members of the staff of the Greek Embas­sy in Nicosia

S/11433 Secretary-General. Interim reportpursuant to Security Council resolution 355(1974)

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRU8 SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)8/11435 Turkey. Letter, 9 Aug, transmitting

message by Mr. R. Denktas, Vice-Presi­dent of Cyprus and President of the TurkishCypriot Administration, concerning the sit­uation in Cyprus

8/11439 Turkey. Letter, 8 Aug, concerningGreek atrocities and violations of the cease­fire in Cyprus on 6 and 7 Aug

8/11441 Cyprus. Letter, 12 Aug, concerningTurkey's defiance of the Security Councilcease-fire resolutions 353 (1974) and 354(1974) and of the Geneva Declaration signedon 30 Jul 1974

8/11442 Turkey. Letter, 9 Aug, concerningGreek violations of the cease-fire in Cypruson 8 Aug

8/11444 Cyprus. Letter, 13 Aug, requestingmeeting of the 8ecurity Council to considerthe situation in Cyprus in consequence ofacts of aggression by Turkey

S/11445 Greece. Letter, 13 Aug, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation in Cyprus created after theinterruption of the 2nd phase of the Genevatalks

S/11446 & Rev. 1 United Kingdom. Draft reso­lution demanding that all parties to the pres­ent fighting cease all firing and militaryaction and calling for the resumption ofnegotiations

S/11447 Secretary-General. Note transmittingmessage from Mr. X. Clerides, a seniormember of the House of Representatives,requesting the Secretary-General to takesteps to ensure full compliance with thecease-fire resolution

S/11448 Draft resolution insisting on the fullimplementation of all cease-fire resolu­tions

S/11449 & Rev. 1 Australia, Austria, France,Peru, United Republic of Cameroon. Draftresolution concerning the status and safetyof the members of the UNFICYP

S/11450 & Rev. 1, 2 France. Draft resolutionconcerning withdrawal from Cyprus of for­eign military personnel present otherwisethan under the authority of internationalagreements

S/11453 Cyprus. Letter, 14 Aug, transmittingstatement by Archbishop Makarios con­cerning Turkish aggression against Cyprusand the attitude of the great Powers

S/11456 Cyprus. Letter, 14 Aug, transmittingstatement by Archbishop Makarios con­cerning armed attacks by Turkey and ap­pealing to the great Powers to intervene andcome to the rescue" of Cyprus

S/11458 Turkey. Letter, 18 Aug, transmittinginformation concerning the massacre of 6Turkish Cypriots by the Greek NationalGuard in Baf (Paphos) on 14 Aug

S/11459 Greece. Letter, 18 Aug, transmittinglist of Turkish violations of the cease-firesince 22 Jul

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CYPRU8 SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)8/11461 Cyprus. Letter, 20 Aug, concerning

atrocities committed by the invading Turk­ish armed forces

S/11462 Turkey. Letter, 12 Aug, concerningdesecration of mosques in Cyprus by mem­bers of the Greek National Guard

8/11464 Cyprus. Letter, 22 Aug, concerningatrocities committed by the Turkish forcesof occupation in Cyprus

8/11465 USSR. Letter, 22 Aug, transmittingstatement proposing to convene an interna­tional conference to work out decisions thatwould ensure the existence of Cyprus as anindependent State

8/11466 Turkey. Letter, 22 Aug, transmittinglist of Greek atrocities against TurkishCypriot inhabitants

8/11467 Cyprus. Letter, 23 Aug, concerningthe consequences of the Turkish invasion onthe economic life of Cyprus

8/11468 Secretary-General. Report on the de­velopments in Cyprus, 20-25 Aug

8/11468/Add. 1 Secretary-General. Report ondevelopments in Cyprus, 25 Aug - 88ep

S/11468/Add.2 Secretary-General. Report ondevelopments in Cyprus, 9-17 Sep

S/11468/Add.3 Secretary-General. Report ondevelopments in Cyprus, 18 Sep - 2 Oct

S/11468/Add. 4 Secretary-General. Report ondevelopments in Cyprus, 3-15 Oct

S/11469 Greece. Letter, 27 Aug, concerningthe campaign of slander against the Greek­Cypriots by Turkish authorities

S/11470 German Democratic Republic. Letter,26 Aug, transmitting statement supportingthe Proposal of the USSR to convene an in­ternational conference to settle the Cyprusconflict

S/11471 Cyprus. Letter, 27 Aug, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe situation in Cyprus including the refu­gee problem

S/11473 Secretary-General. Report concerninghis recent visit to Cyprus, Greece andTurkey and the functions of UNFICYP

S/11474 Turkey. Letter, 28 Aug, transmittingdeclaration concerning Cyprus situationand confirming Turkey's commitment to theGeneva Declaration of 30 Jul

S/11475 Cyprus. Letter, 27 Aug, protestingagainst the unilateral action by Turkeywhich affects the freedom of shipping in theeastern Mediterranean

S/11477 Turkey. Letter, 29 Aug, transmittingletter of Mr. R. Denktas, Vice-Presidentof Cyprus, concerning the meeting of thE:Security Council requested-by the GreekCypriot administration

8/11478 Cyprus. Letter, 29 Aug, concerningviolation of the cease-fire by the Turkishinvasion forces on 28 Aug

S/11479 Austria, France, United Kingdom.Draft resolution concerning humanitarianassistance for Cyprus

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11480 Greece. Letter, 30 Aug, concerning

acts of terrorism conducted by the Turkishmilitary forces against Greek-Cypriots on29 and 30 Aug

S/11481 Greece. Letter, 31 Aug, concerningdecision taken by Turkish authorities tosend from Turkey to Cyprus workers andexperts

S/11484 Cyprus. Letter, 3 Sep, transmittingtext of a telegram by the President of theCyprus Photographic Society iconcerninglooting and destruction by Turks of allphoto and film archives kept by the Society

S/11485 & Corr.1 Cyprus. Letter, 3 Sep, con­cerning transportation of Turks from Tur­key for settlement in Greek areas of thenorthern part of Cyprus

S/11488 & Add. 1, 2 Secretary-General. Reportpursuant to Security Council resolution 361(1974) on humanitarian assistance forCyprus

S/11489 Turkey. Letter, 4 Sep, concerningdiscovery of a mass grave at the TurkishCypriot village of Maratha on 1 Sep

S/11490 Cyprus. Letter, 3 Sep, concerningcease-fire violations committed by the Turk­ish occupation forces on 31 Aug

S/11491 Cyprus. Letter, 5 Sep, transmittingappeal from the Pancyprian Federation ofUNESCO Clubs at School concerning with­drawal of invading forces from Cyprus

S/11492 Cyprus. Letter, 5 Sep, concerningatrocities committed by the Turkish occupa­tion forces in Cyprus, 23 Jul - 30 Aug

S/11493 Turkey. Letter, 5 Sep, transmittingmessage from R. Denktas, Vice-Presidentof Cyprus, protesting against massacrescommitted by Greek and Greek-Cypriot gun­men in Turkish villages in Cyprus

S/11495 Greece. Letter, 31 Aug, concerningarrests of Greek-Cypriot inhabitants of theKarpassia area by Turkish occupation army

S/11496 Greece. Letter, 6 Sep, concerningarrests of all the able-bodied men of thevillage of Bellapais by Turkish army

S/11499 Cyprus. Letter, 6 Sep, concerningviolations of the cease-fire by Turkish oc­cupation forces on 5 Sep

S/11500 Cyprus. Letter, 7 Sep, concerningatrocities committed by Turkish invasionforces against an artist, M. Kasialos

S/11501 Cyprus. Letter, 7 Sep, concerning thelooting of certain museums in Kyrenia,Cyprus, by the Turkish invasion forces

S/11505 Turkey. Letter, 11 Sep, informingthat 40,000 Turkish Cypriots are being heldas hostages by the Greek and Greek Cypriotforces

S/11509 Algeria. Letter, 13 Sep, transmittingtext of a declaration concerning Cyprusadopted on 12 Sep 1974 by the Co-ordinatingCttee of the Group of Non-Aligned Coun­tries

9

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11510 Cyprus. Letter, 13 Sep, rejecting al­

legations in S/11489 and condemning themurder and ill-treatment of Cypriots byTurkish invasion forces

S/11511 Cyprus. Letter, 14 Sep, concerningviolations of the air space of Cyprus byTurkish fighter planes

S/11513 Cyprus. Letter, 16 Sep, concerningatrocities committed by the Turkish occu­pation forces in Cyprus

S/11514 Cyprus. Letter, 16 Sep, concerningTurkish policy to create faits accomplis inthe occupied part of Cyprus with a view toannexation

S/11515 Cyprus. Letter, 18 Sep, concerningoccupation of 40 per cent of the territoryof Cyprus and expulsion of its Greek Cyp­riot population by Turkey

S/11517 (A/9766) Turkey. Letter, 23 Sep, re­ferring to press release issued by the Per­manent Mission of Greece to the UnitedNations concerning the possibility of thereturn of the Turkish Cypriots to Cyprus

S/11521 (A/9778) Turkey. Letter, 26 Sep,transmitting letter from R. Denktas, Vice­President of Cyprus, concerning Cyprussituation ,

S/11524 (A/9783) Greece. Letter, 26 Sep, re­ferring to S/11517 (A/9766) and concerningTurkey's intention of coloniZing Cypruswith Turks

S/11528 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Sep,appealing for contributions for the mainte­nance of UNFICYP until 15 Dec 1974

S/11531 (A/9791) Turkey. Letter, 4 Oct, trans­mitting message from R. Denktas, Vice­President of Cyprus, concerning Cyprus'representation at the 29th session of theGeneral Assembly

S/11541 (A/9811) Cyprus. Letter, 19 Oct, con­cerning violations of the air space of Cy­prus by Turkish military planes, 16-18 Oct

8/11548 (A/9818) Greece. Letter, 260ct, con­cerning advancement of the positions of theTurkish army in Cyprus

S/11549 (A/9819) Cyprus. Letter, 28 Oct, con­cerning establishment of new armed controlposts south of Famagusta near Dherinia byTurkish occupation forces in Cyprus

S/11550 Cyprus. Letter, 31 Oct, concerningviolations of the cease-fire and of the Ge­neva Convention of 1949 by the Turkish oc­cupation foices in Cyprus on 26 Oct

8/11552 Cyprus. Letter, 6 Nov, concerningviolations of Geneva Conventions of 1949 byTurkish invading forces in the occupiedterritory

S/11553 Cyprus. Letter, 6 Nov, protestingagainst the methods and intentions of theTurkish occupation forces in Cyprus

S/11556 Greece. Letter, 6 Nov, concerningmaintenance of the positions near Dheriniaby Turkish armed forces

S/11557 Secretary-General. Letter, 7 Nov,transmitting General Assembly resolution3212 (XXIX)

SUBJECT INDEX

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11559 Cyprus. Letter, 15 Nov, concerning

usurpation by Turkey of agricultural prod­ucts of Cypriot citizens forced by Turkishinvading forces to abandon their homes

S/11568 Secretary-General. Report on UnitedNations operation in Cyprus, 23 May -5 Dec 1974

S/11569 Cyprus. Letter, 6 Dec, transmittingdocuments concerning situation in Cyprusunder Turkish military occupation

S/11573 Draft resolution calling for extension ofUNFICYP to 15 Jun 1975

S/11574 Draft resolution endorsing General As­sembly resolution 3212 (XXIX)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1771,1772,1779-1783,1784 (closed), 1785-1789, 1792-1795,1810

At the 1771st meeting, it was decided to inviteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/11301, calling for an exten­sion of UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1974, adopted(14-0-1) at the 1771st meeting as resolution349 (1974)

At the 1779th meeting, it was decided to inviteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

At the 1780th meeting, it was decided to inviteIndia, Romania and Yugoslavia to partici­pate, without vote, in the consideration ofthe question

At the 1781st meeting, it was decided to inviteMauritius to participate, Without vote, inthe consideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11350, calling upon all par­ties to cease firing and requesting all Statesto exercise the utmost restraint, adoptedunanimously at the 1781st meeting as reso­lution 353 (1974)

Draft resolution in S/11369, demanding that allparties to the present fighting comply im­mediately With Security Council resolution353 (1974), adopted unanimously at the1783rd meeting as resolution 354 (1974)

An official communiqu~ of the 1784th meeting,which was held in private, was issued bythe Secretary-General at the close of themeeting on 24 Jul

Draft resolution in 8/11400, concerning the sov­ereignty, independence and territorial in­tegrity of Cyprus, as amended, failed ofadoption (12-2-0) at the 1788th meeting dueto the negative vote of a permanent member(USSR) (China did not participate in thevoting) •

Draft resolution in S/11402, requesting the Sec­retary-General to take appropriate actiontaking mto account that the cease-fire willbe the first step in the full implementationof Security Council resolution 353 (1974),adopted (12-0-2) at the 1789th meeting asresolution 355 (1974) (China did not partici­pate in the voting)

10

CYPRUS SITUATION (continued)

Discussion in Security Council (continued)Draft resolution in S/11446/Rev. 1, demanding

that all parties to the present fighting ceaseall firing and military action and calling forthe resumption of negotiations, adoptedunanimously at the 1792nd meeting as reso­lution 357 (1974)

At the 1793rd meeting, it was decided to inviteAlgeria to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11448, insisting on the fullimplementation of all cease-fire resolu­tions, adopted unanimously at the 1793rdmeeting as resolution 358 (1974)

Draft resolution in S/11449/Rev. 1, concerningthe status and safety of the members of theUNFICYP, adopted (14-0-0) at the 1793rdmeeting as resolution 359 (1974) (China didnot participate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/11450/Rev. 2, concerningwithdrawal from Cyprus of foreign militarypersonnel present otherwise than under theauthority of international agreements,adopted (11-0-3) at the 1794th meeting asresolution 360 (1974) (China did not partic­ipate in the voting)

Draft resolution in S/11479, concerning humani­tarian assistance for Cyprus, adopted unan­imously at the 1795th meeting as resolution361 (1974)

At the 1810th meeting, it was decided to inviteCyprus, Greece and Turkey to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

At the same meeting, it was decided to inviteMr. V. A. <te lik to make a statement

Draft resolution in S/11573, calling for an ex­tension of UNFICYP to 15 Jun 1975,adopted (14-0-0) at the 1810th meeting asresolution 364 (1974) (China did not par­ticipate in the voting)

Draft resolution S/11574, endorsing General As­sembly resolution 3212 (XXIX) and urgingthe parties concerned to implement it,adopted by consensus at the 1810th meetingas resolution 365 (1974)

FRANCE-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11551 Secretary-General. Report

FRANCE: PRESIDENT (Pompidou, Georges)- - tribute to

Statements in Security Council: Meeting 1765

GRENADA-- admission to United Nations

DocumentsS/11311 (A/964l) Secretary-General. Note

transmitting application of Grenada formembership

SUBJECT INDEX

GRENADA (continued)-- admission to United Nations (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11322 Cttee on the Admission of New Mem­

bers. Report concerning the application ofGrenada for membership in the UnitedNations

Discussion in Security Council Cttee on the Admis­sion of New Members: Meeting 45

S/11322 Repo~t

Discussion in Secul·it Cuuncil: Meetings 1777,1778Draft resolution in S 11322, recommending ad­

mission of Grenada to membership in theUnited Nations, adopted unanimously at the1778th meeting as resolution 352 (1974)

GUINEA and SENEGAL

DocumentsS/11225 Guinea. Letter, 21 Feb, concerning

withdrawal of the complaint against Senegalin S/11004 of 1 Oct 1973

GUINEA- BISSAU-- admission to United Nations

DocumentsS/11393 (A/9665) Secretary-General. Note

transmitting application of Guinea-Bissaufor membership

S/11407 Swaziland. Letter, 31 Jul, transmit­ting letter of support from the memberS ofthe African Group

S/11426 Algeria, Bahrain, Democratic Yemen,Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon,Libyan Arab Republic, Mauritania, Moroc­co, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia,Sudan, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia,United Arab Emirates, Yemen. Letter,8 Aug, supporting the application of Guinea­Bissau for membership

S/11431 Algeria. Letter, 7 Aug, concerningsupport of the application of Guinea-Bissaufor membership by the Group of Non­Aligned Countries

S/11432 Yemen. Letter, 8 Aug, concerningsupport,of the application of Guinea-Bissaufor membership by the Asian Group

S/11437 Security Council Cttee on the Admis­sion of New Members. Report concerningthe application of Guinea-Bissau for mem­bership

S/11438 Portugal. Letter, 11 Aug, expressingits volition to recognize Guinea-Bissau

S/11440 Brazil. Letter, 12 Aug, supportingthe application of Guinea-Bissau for mem­bership

Discussion in Security Council Cttee on the Admis­sion of New Members: Meeting 46

8/11437 Report

11

GUINEA-BISSAU (continued)-- admission to United Nations (continued)

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1790,1791At the 1791st meeting, it was decided to invite

Chairman of the Special Cttee on the Situa­tion with regard to the Implementation ofthe Declaration on the Granting of Indepen­dence to Colonial Countries and Peoples,Algeria, Cyprus, GUinea, Portugal, Soma­lia, Togo and Yugoslavia to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion

Draft resolution in S/11437, recommending ad­mission of Guinea-Bissau to membershipin the United Nations, adopted unanimouslyat the 1791st meeting as resolution 356(1974)

GUYANA- - representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11583 Secretary-General. Report

INDONESIA-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/11207, S/11363 Secretary-General. Reports

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY-- strengthening: Declaration, 1970: implementation

DocumentsS/11205 Romania, United States. Letter,

23 Jan, transmitting joint statement signedby Presidents of both countries on 5 Dec 1973

S/11223 (A/9581) USSR. Letter, 19 Feb, trans­mitting message from Minister for ForeignAffairs of USSR in reply to the messagefrom the Chairman of the 8th special ses­sion of the Council Ministers of the OAU

S/11226 (A/9584) Cuba. Letter, 12 Feb, trans­mitting text of the Soviet-Cuban Declarationsigned by the First Secretary of the CentralCttee of the Communist Party of Cuba andthe General Secretary of the Central Ctteeof the Communist Party of the Soviet Unionon 2 Feb

S/11239 (A/9587) Cuba, German DemocraticRepublic. Letter, 19 Mar, transmittingexcerpts from Declaration on consolidationof friendship and deepening of co-operation

S/11276 (A/9596) Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,German Democratic Republic, Hungary,Poland, Romania, USSR. Letter, 23 Apr,transmitting communiqu~ of the Conferenceof the Political Consultative Cttee of StatesParties to the Warsaw Treaty, and state­ments concerning Middle East, Viet-Nam,and Chile

S/I1428 United States, USSR. Letter, 8 Aug,transmitting text of the joint United States­Soviet communique relating to the negotia­tions held from 27 Jun to 3 Jul 1974 be­tween the President of the United States andthe General Secretary of the CommunistParty of the USSR

SUBJECT INDEX

IRAN and IRAQ

DocumentsS/11216 Iraq. Letter, 12 Feb, requesting

meeting of the Security Council to considerthe acts of aggression launched by Iranianarmed forces against the territorial integ­rity of Iraq

S/11218 & Corr. 1 Iran. Letter, 12 Feb, trans­mitting text of the note to Iraq in connexionwith the armed incursions of the Iraqiforces into Iranian territory

S/11224 Iraq. Letter, 20 Feb, informing thatIran has further increased its troop con­centration along the frontier

S/11229 Security Council: President. Note con­cerning the consensus adopted by the Coun­cil at the 1764th meeting

S/11230 Iran. Letter, 6 Mar, concerning ag­gressive acts by Iraqi forces against Iran­ian border posts on 4 and 5 Mar

S/11231 Iran. Letter, 6 Mar, transmitting de­tailed account of the incidents on the Irano­Iraqi border area in S/11230

S/11233 Iraq. Letter, 12 Mar, rejecting alle­gations in S/11230 and S/11231 and inform­ing of attacks by Iranian forces againstIraqi border forces on 3, 5 and 6 Mar

S/11241 Iran. Letter, 27 Mar, rejecting alle­gations in S/11233 concerning attacks byIranian forces against Iraqi border forces

S/11291 Secretary-General. Report on the im­plementation of the consensus adopted bythe Security Council on 28 Feb regardingthe complaint by Iraq concerning incidentson its frontier with Iran

S/11299 Draft resolution concerning Secretary­General's report and the determination onthe part of Iran and Iraq to improve theirrelations

S/11306 Iraq. Letter, 30 May, transmittingstatement of the official spokesman of Iraqdeclaring its acceptance of Security Councilresolution 348 (1974)

S/11313 Iran. Letter, 6 Jun, declaring the ac­ceptance by Iran of Security Council resolu­tion 348 (1974)

S/11323 Iraq. Letter, 14 Jun, commenting onstatement in S/11313

S/11325 Iran. Letter, 25 Jun, stating that thepurpose of the Iraqi letter in S/11323 is topresent pretexts for its non-compliancewith the provisions of the bilateral agree­ment

8/11329 Iraq. Letter, 5 Jul, referring to8/11325 and stating that all efforts shouldbe directed towards the implementation of8ecurity Council resolution 348 (1974)

8/11472 Iraq. Letter', 27 Aug, concerning ag­gressive acts by Iranian forces againstIraqi border post, 22-24 Aug

8/11476 Iran. Letter, 27 Aug, transmittinglist of hostile acts committed by Iraqagainst Iran, 6-26 Aug

8/11486 Iran. Letter, 3 Sep, replying to letterin S/11472

12

IRAN and IRAQ (continued)

Documents (continued)8/11494 Iraq. Letter, 48ep, rejecting allega­

tions in 8/11476 and transmitting list ofviolations committed by Iranian armedforces against Iraqi frontier and policeposts during Aug 1974

8/11498 Iran. Letter, 68ep, concerning at­tacks against Iranian village of Kohn~­

Lahijan by Iraqi military aircraft on 6 SepS/11504 Iran. Letter, 11 Sep, rejecting allega­

tions in 8/114948/11518 Iraq. Letter, 20 Sep, concerning Vio­

lations of the territorial integrity of Iraq byIran and Iraq's readiness to establish ajoint commission for the withdrawal oftroop concentrations from the border areas

8/11527 Iran. Letter, 1 Oct, referring to8/11486, 8/11498 and 8/11504 and reject­ing allegations in 8/11518

8/11582 Iraq. Letter, 18 Dec, concerning theshooting down of 2 Iraqi planes within Iraqiair space by Iranian armed forces on 14 and15 Dec

8/11584 Iran. Letter, 18 Dec, concerning vio­lations of Iranian air space by Iraqi mili­tary aircraft on 14 and 15 Dec

Discussion in 8ecurity Council: Meetings 1762-1764,1770

At the 1762nd meeting, it was decided to inviteDemocratic Yemen and Iran to participate,without vote, in the consideration of thequestion /'

At the 1763rd meeting, it was decided to inviteLibyan Arab Republic and United ArabEmirates to participate, without vote, inthe consideration of the question

At the 1764th meeting, the President made astatement and read out the text of a consen­sus which was then adopted by the Council

At the 1770th meeting, it was decided to inviteIran to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11299, concerning 8ecre­tary-General's report and the determina­tion on the part of Iran and Iraq to improvetheir relations, adopted (14-0-0) at the1770th meeting as resolution 348 (1974)(China did not participate in the voting)

IRAQ-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/11166 & Add. 1, 2, 8/11221, S/11250 Secre­

tary-General. Reports

ITALY-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/11583 Secretary-General. Report

JAPAN-- representatives: credentials

Documents8/11583 8ecretary-General. Report

SUBJECT INDEX

KENYA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11285, S/11338, S/11372 Secretary-General.

Reports

MAURITANIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsSlI1166 & Add. 3 Secretary-General. Report

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION

For cease-fire violations see sub-headings below

DocumentsS/I1180 (A/9478)/Rev. 1 Israel. Letter] 3 Jan,

rejecting allegations in S/11172 (A/9475) of24 Dec 1973 and informing of refusal of Egyptto comply with its obligations under theGeneva Convention

S/11183 Israel. Letter, 7 Jan, rejecting allega­tions in S/11168 of 20 Dec 1973 and concerIll­ing treatment by Israeli military authoritiesof civilian population west of the Suez Canal

S/11198 & Add. 1 Secretary-General. Letter,18 Jan, transmitting text of Egyptian-IsraeliAgreement on disengagement of forces inpursuance of the Geneva Peace Conferencesigned on 18 Jan (Addendum contam~tmaP)

S/11214 Security Council: President. Note trans~mitting letter from the Secretary-Generalconcerning appointment of Major-GeneralBengt Liljestrand of Sweden as Chief of Staffof UNTSO as of 1 Apr 1974

S/11220 (A/9493) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,14 Feb, concerning evidence of the policy ofexpansionism and colonialism by Israel inconsolidating its hold over the Golan Heights

S/11227 (A/9495) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,21 Feb, transmitting text of the letter to theInternational Cttee of the Red Cross concern­ing the complaint of 16 Jan presented to theInternational Red Cross delegate in Syria bySyrian delegation to the Armistice Commis­sion

S/11242 (A/9503) Israel. Letter, 27 Mar, refer­ring to S/11227 (A/9495) and concerningIsraeli treatment of Syrian prisoners of war

;: S/11246 (A/9507) Jordan. Letter, 29 Mar, con-" cerning continuing Israeli excavations in and

around Al Haram AI-Sharif areaof JerusalemS/11253 Draft resolution recommending that the

mandate of the United Nations EmergencyForce shall be extended for a period of 6months ending 24 act 1974

S/11264 Lebanon. Letter, 13 Apr, concerningIsraeli attack against six villages in southernLebanon on 12/13 Apr and requesting conven­ing of the Security Council

S/11275 Draft resolution condemning Israel's vio­lation of Lebanon's territorial intergrity andsovereignty

S/11279 (A/9527) Israel. Letter, 30 Apr, refer­ring to S/11246 (A/9507) concerning exyava­tions in Jerusalem

13

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11287 (A/9534) United States. Letter, 15 May,

transmitting statements and Senate resolutionrelating to the events in Ma' alot on 15 May

S/11288 (A/9535) United States. Letter, 17 May,transmitting statements relating to Israeli airattacks in southern Lebanon in retaliation formassacre at Ma' alot

S/11289 & Corr.1 Lebanon. Letter, 17 May, con­cerning attacks against Lebanese towns, vil­lages and Palestinian refugee ca,mps run byUNRWA by Israeli Air Force on 16 May

S/11290 Israel. Letter, 18 May, concerning themassacre in the school building of Ma' alot bya murder squad infiltrated into Israel fromLebanon on 15 May

S/11296 Israel. Letter, 22 May, concerning state­ments made by Nayef Hawatmeh from Leba­non on the events in Ma' alot

S/11297 Israel. Letter, 24 May, concerning caP­ture of members of Arab murder squad byIsrael Defence Forces on 23 May

-S711302 & Add.2 Secretary-General. Report con­cerning the signing of the disengagement offorces agreement between Israel and Syria

S/11302/Add. 1 Secretary-General. Report trans­mitting the text of the Agreement on Disen­gagement between Israeli and Syrian forcesand the Protocol to the Agreement betweenIsraeli and Syrian forces concerning the Unit­ed Nations Disengagement Force

S/11302/Add. 3 Secretary-General. Report trans­mitting text of the disengagement plan and amap showing different phases of disengage­ment

S/11303 (A/9540) Secretary-General. Note trans­mitting resolution I (XXX) of the Commissionon Human Rights on violation of human rightsin territories occupied by Israel

S/11304 United States. Letter, 30 May, request­ing meeting of the Security Council to consid­er the disengagement of Israeli and Syrianforces

S/11305/Rev.1 USSR, United states. Draft reso­lution deciding to set up a United Nations Dis­engagement Observer Force

S/11309 Israel. Letter, 3 Jun, concerning activi­ties of the terror and murder organizations inand from Lebanon, 23 May and 1/2 Jun

S/11310 & Add. 1, 2 Secretary-General. Progressreport on the United Nations DisengagementObserver Force

S/11314 Israel. Letter, 6 Jun, concerning cap­ture of terrorists, members of the murderorganization "El Fatah" from Lebanese ter­ritory, on 3 Jun

S/11318 (A/9560) Israel. Letter, 12 Jun, trans­mitting statement by Israel Minister of De­fence concerning violations of the Geneva Con­vention by Syria

S/11319 (& Corr. 1, English only) Israel. Letter,13 Jun, concerning aggressive acts by terror­ists infiltrated into Israel from Lebanon on 8and 13 Jun

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUAnON (continued)

Documents (continued)8/11320 Lebanon. Letter, 17 Jun, concerning

violations of Lebanon's air space followed byattacks by Israeli military forces againsttowns and villages in southern Lebanon since17 May

8/11321 Israel. Letter, 18 Jun, referring to8/11320 and stating that Israel is bound to de­fend itself against the aggression from Leba­nese territory

8/11324 Israel. Letter, 21 Jun, referring to thestatement by the Prime Minister of Lebanonconcerning the action taken by Israel againstthe bases and installations of the Palestinianorganizations in Lebanon

8/11326 Israel. Letter, 25 Jun, concerning at­tack by Arab terrorists from Lebanon againstIsraeli civilians on 24 Jun

8/11327 (A/9561) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,1 Jul, transmitting article by Felicia Langerpublished in The Times concerning Israel'soccupied territories

8/11330 (A/9562) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,8 Jul, transmitting extracts from interviewwith Prime Minister of Israel published in theNewsweek magazine

8/11331 Israel. Letter, 10 Jul, concerning atroc­ities carried out by sea from ports in Leba­non by the terrorist organizations againstIsraeli civilians

8/11332 & Corr.1 (& Corr.2, French only) Leba­non. Letter, 10 Jul, concerning attacksagainst commercial ports in southern Leba­non by Israeli naval forces on 8 and 9 Jul

8/11333 (A/9563) Israel. Letter, 10 Jul, trans­mitting reply to article by Felicia Langer in8/11327 (A/9561)

8/11360 (A/9564) Egypt. Letter, 22 Jul, concern­ing the intention of Israeli occupation authori­ties to connect Arab villages within the munic­ipality of Jerusalem with the Israeli telephonenetwork

8/11386 (A/9566) Israel. Letter, 26 Jul, refer­ring to 8/11360 (A/9564) and stating that tele­phone connexions are being provided for cer­tain villages at the express desire of the in­habitants of the localities

8/11395 (A/9567) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,30 Jul, concerning seizure of 3 Syrian citi­zens by Israeli military forces on 19 Jun

8/11396 (A/9568) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,30 Jul, concerning destruction of 8yrian ci­vilian villages by Israeli forces upon with­drawal from the occupied Syrian territory

8/11406 (A/9569) Israel. Letter, 1 Aug, refer­ring to 8/11395 (A/9567) and stating that3 persons were detained by the Israel DefenceForces on 16 Jun because of their involve­ment in terror activities against Israel

8/11408 (A/9570) Israel. Letter, 2 Aug, reject­ing allegations in 8/11396 (A/9568)

8/11414 (A/9571) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,5 Aug, concerning violations of Lebanese airspace near 8yrian border by Israeli Air Force

14

MIDDLE EAST 8ITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)8/11427 (A/9572) Israel. Letter, 8 Aug, reject­

ing allegations in 8/11414 (A/9571) and stat­ing that Israel observes the provisions of theDise~agement Agreement

8/11430 (A/9573) Israel. Letter, 9 Aug, concern­ing an attack carried out by terroristspene_trated into Israel from Lebanon on 6 Aug

8/11434 (A/9574) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,9 Aug, transmitting statement from SyrianCivil Aviation Administration concerningcrash of a United Nations plane on 8yrian ter­ritory on 9 Aug

8/11436 (A/9670) Israel. Letter, 12 Aug, refer­ring to 8/11434 (A/9574) and concerning theshooting down by Syria of a plane of the Cana­dian contingent in the United Nations Emer­gency Force

8/11443 (A/9671) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,13 :Aug, concerning Israeli acts and provoca­tions which constihlte a threat to peace in theMiddle East

8/11451 (A/9672) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,15 Aug, concerning violations of the Agree­ment on Disengagement by Israel, 11-31 Jul

8/11452 (A/9674) & Corr. 1 Israel. Letter, 15 Aug,referring to 8/11443 (A/9671) and concerningviolations by 8yria of the Agreement on Disen­gagement

8/11454 (A/9675) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,16 Aug, concerning violation of the Agree­ment on Disengagement by a detachmt.:lt ofIsraeli soldiers on 16 Aug

8/11455 (A/9676) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,16 Aug, referring to 8/11414 (A/9571) andstating that Syria had observed the provisionsof the Disengagement Agreement in lodgingits complaints

8/11460 (A/9677) Israel. Letter, 19 Aug, reject­ing allegations in 8/11451 (A/9672) and8/11454 (A/9675)

8/11482 (A/9678) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,38ep, concerning violation of the Agreementon Disengagement by Israeli forces on 22 Aug

8/11483 (A/9679) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,3 8ep, requesting release of Abou 8aleh de­tained by Israeli forces on 19 Aug

8/11487 (A/9680) Israel. Letter, 48f:!p, concern·ing terror activities from Lebanese territoryagainst Israel on 9 Aug, 3 and 4 8ep

8/11497 Israel. Letter, 6 8ep, rejecting allega­tions in 8/11482 (A/9678) and replying toletter in 8/11483 (A/9679)

"- 8/11502 (A/9681) Israel. Letter, 108ep, trans­mitting complaint by Israel against Syriacon­cerning breaches of the Geneva Conventionrelating to the treatment of prisoners of war

8/11503 (A/9682) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,11 8ep, concerning Israeli violations of theAgreement on Disengagement

8/11506 (A/9683) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,12 8ep, transmitting preliminary report bythe Directorate General of Antiquities andMuseums concerning violations by Israeliforces of archaeological sites and historicalmonuments in the liberated area of Syria

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11507 (A/9684) Lebanon. Letter, 12 Sep, trans­

mitting "The Quneitra Appeal" as approved bythe Council of the League of Arab States

S/11508 Algeria. Letter, 13 Sep, transmittingthe text of a declaration concerning Quneitraadopted on 12 Sep by the Co-ordinating Ctteeof the Group of Non-Aligned Countries

S/11512 (A/9685) Israel. Letter, 16 Sep, refer­ring to S/11503 (A/9682) and concerningSyria's violations of the Agreement on Disen­gagement

S/11516 (A/9686) Israel. Letter, 23 Sep, reject­ing allegations in S/11506 (A/9683) concern­ing damage caused by war to cultural sites

S/11520 (A/9687) Israel. Letter, 27 Sep, con­cerning terror attacks from Lebanese terri­tory against Israel on 8, 11 and 25 Sep

S/11530 (A/9688) Israel. Letter, 4 Oct, trans-mitting list of principal crimes perpetratedby the Palestine Liberation Organization

S/11533 (A/9689) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,9 Oct, transmitting statement concerningtreatment of Syrian prisoners of war in Isra"eli prisons

S/11534 (A/9798) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,9 Oct, concerning Israeli violations of theAgreement on Disengagement between Israeliand Syrian Forces signed in Geneva on 31 May

S/11535 (A/9799) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,/ 9 Oct, concerning criminal act committed by

Israeli forces in destroying the city of Qunei­tra before withdrawing

8/11536 Secretary-General. Report on UnitedNations Emergency Force for the period 2APIto 12 Oct

S/11538 (A/9805) Israel. Letter, 150ct, reject­ing allegations in S/11534 (A/9798)

S/11542 Draft resolution calling for an extensionof the mandate of the United Nations Emer­gency Force to 24 Apr 1975

S/11554 (A/9844) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,6 Nov, transmitting document entitled "Israeland South Mrica; development of relations,1967-1974"

S/11558 (A/9859) & Corr.1 Israel. Letter,15 Nov, concerning attacks against Israel byPLO terrorists from Lebanese territory,28 Sep - 13 Nov

8/11560 Lebanon. Letter, 21 Nov, concerningaggressive acts by Israeli forces againstLebanon, 18 Jul - 14 Nov

8/11561 (A/9880) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,26 Nov, concerning violation by Israel of theAgreement on Disengagement between Israeliand Syrian Forces

S/11562 (A/9882) Israel. Letter, 26 Nov, con­cerning attacks against Israel by PLO terror­ists from Lebanese territory on 17,19 and22 Nov

8/11563 Secretary-General. Report on the UnitedNations Disengagement Observer Force forthe period 3 Jun to 26 Nov

8/11564 (A/9889) Israel. Letter, 28 Nov, reject­ing allegations in S/11561 (A/9880)

15

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11565 Austria, Indonesia, Kenya, Mauritania,

Peru, United Republic of Cameroon, Draftresolution calling for renewal of the mandateof the United Nations Disengagement Observ­er Force for a period of 6 months

S/11566 (A/9895) Israel. Letter, 2 Dec, con­cerning attacks against Israeli civilians byPLO terrorists from Lebanese territory,28 Nov - 1 Dec

8/11567 (A/9912) Israel. Letter, 3 Dec, con­cerning communique issued by the militarybranch of PLO with regard to an incident re­ported in S/11566 (A/9895)

S/11570 (A/9945) Israel. Letter, 9 Dec, con­cerning attacks against Israeli civilians byPLO terrorists from Lebanese territory on6 Dec

S/11571 (A/9965) Israel. Letter, 12 Dec, con­cerning attacks against Israeli civilians byPLO terrorists in a Tel Aviv cinema on11 Dec .

S/11572 Lebanon. Letter, 13 Dec, concernmgat-tacks against Palestinian refugee camps nearBeirut and the town of Nabatiyeh in southernLebanon on 11 and 12 Dec

S/11577 (A/9985) Israel. Letter, 16 Dec, con­cerning attacks against Israeli civilians byPLO terrorists from Lebanese territory on13 and 14 Dec

S/11578 (A/9986) Egypt. Letter, 16 Dec, trans­mitting statement by Mr. I. Fahmy, Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of Egypt, concerning the12-year prison sentence imposed onArchbish­op Capucci by Israeli occupation authorities

8/11581 (A/9989) Israel. Letter, 18 Dec, refer­ring to S/11578 (A/9986) and concerning thecase of Archbishop Capucci

S/11585 (A/9990) Israel. Letter, 19 Dec, con­cerning attacks against Israel by PLO terror­ists from Lebanese territory on 16 and 18 Dec

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1765-1769,1773,1774, 1799,1809

Draft resolution in S/11253, calling for an exten­sion of the mandate of the United NationsEmergency Force to 24 Oct 1974, adopted(13-0-0) at the 1765th meeting as resolution346 (1974) (China and Iraq did not participatein the voting)

At the 1766th meeting, it was decided to inviteEgypt, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Saudi Ara­bia and Syrian Arab Republic to participate,without vote, in the consideration of the ques­tion

Draft resolution in S/11275, condemning Israel'sviolation of Lebanon's territorial integrity andsovereignty and calling on Israel to refrainfrom further military actions and threatsagainst Lebanon, adopted (13-0-0) at the1769th meeting as resolution 347 (1974)(China and Iraq did not participate in thevoting)

At the 1774th meeting, it was decided to invite Isra­el and Syrian Arab Republic to participate,without vote, in the consideration of the ques­tion

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST 8ITUATION (continued)

Discussion in 8ecurity Council: (continued)Draft resolution in 8/11305/Rev.1, deciding to set

up a United Nations Disengagement ObserverForce for a period of 6 months, adopted(13-0-0) at the 1774th meeting as resolution350 (1974) (China and Iraq did not participatein the voting)

Draft resolution in 8/11542, calling for an exten­sion of the mandate of the United NationsEmergency Force to 24 Apr 1975, adopted(13-0-0) at the 1799th meeting as resolution362 (1974) (China and Iraq did not participatein the voting)

Draft resolution in 8/11565, calling for renewal ofthe mandate of the United Nations Disengage­ment Observer Force for a period of 6 months,adopted (13-0-0) at the 1809th meeting as res­olution 363 (1974) (China and Iraq did not par­ticipate in the voting)

-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations

Documents5/11176 Egypt. Letter, 29 Dec 1973, concerning

violations of the cease-fire by Israel,24-28 Dec 1973

8/11177 Israel. Letter, 2 Jan, concerning crimescommitted by the terrorist organizations fromLebanese territory

8/11179 Egypt. Letter, 2 Jan, concerning viola­tions of the cease-fire by Israel, 29 Dec1973 - 1 Jan 1974

8/11181 (A/9479) Israel. Letter, 4 Jan, concern­ing violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,26 Dec 1973 - 3 Jan 1974

8/11182 (A/9480) Israel. Letter, 6 Jan, concern­ing violations of the cease-fire by Syria,15 Dec 1973 - 5 Jan 1974

8/11184 Egypt. Letter, 7 Jan, concerning viola­tions of the cease-fire by Israel, 2-5 Jan

8/11186 (A/9481) Israel. Letter, 9 Jan, concern­ing violations of the cease-fire by Syria,7 and 8 Jan

8/11188 (A/9482) Israel. Letter, 10 Jan, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,4-9 Jan

8/11189 (A/9483) Israel. Letter, 11 Jan, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Egypton 10 Jan

8/11191 Egypt. Letter, 11 Jan, concerning Viola­tions of the cease-fire by Israel, 6-8 Jan

8/11194 (A/9484) Israel. Letter, 15 Jan, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Egypt,11-14 Jan

8/11195 (A/9485) Israel. Letter, 16 Jan, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Syria,9-15 Jan

8/11196 Egypt. Letter, 14 Jan, concerning viola­tions of the cease-fire by Israel, 9-11 Jan

8/11197 Egypt. Letter; 16 Jan, concerning viola­tions of the cease-fire by Israel, 12-15 Jan

8/11203 (A/9486) Israel. Letter, 29 Jan, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by 8yria,26-28 Jan

8/11209 (A/9487) Israel. Letter, 5 Feb, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by 8yria,29 Jan - 4 Feb

16

MIDDLE EAST 8ITUATION (continued)-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations (continued)

Documents (continued)

8/11213 (A/9488) Israel. Letter, 8 Feb, con­cerning an attack on Israel by terroristsfrom Lebanon on 6 Feb

8/11215 (A/9489) Israel. Letter, 11 Feb con­cerning an attack on Israel by terroristsfrom Lebanese territory on 9 Feb

8/11217 (A/9490) Israel. Letter, 12 Feb, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Syria,5-11 Feb

8/11219 (A/9491) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,12 Feb, stating that Israel's allegationsagainst Syria are intended to cover its expan­sionist policy

8/11222 (A/9494) Israel. Letter, 16 Feb, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Syria,12-15 Feb

8/11232 (A/9497) Israel. Letter, 11 Mar, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Syria,4-9 Mar

8/11235 (A/9499) Israel. Letter, 15 Mar, con­cerning violations of the cease-fire by Syria,12-14 Mar

S/11236 (A/9500) Israel. Letter, 15 Mar, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations,15-19 Mar

S/11238 (A/9501) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,20 Mar, concerning Israel cease-fire viola­tions, 17,19 Mar

S/11240 (A/9502) Israel. Letter, 22 Mar, list­ing Syrian cease-fire Violations, 19-21 Mar

8/11243 (A/9504) Israel. Letter, 27 Mar, con­cerning 8yrian cease-fire Violations,22-26 Mar

8/11244 (A/9505) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,27 Mar, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 26 Mar

8/11245 (A/9506) 8yrian Arab Republic. Letter,28 Mar, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 22-27 Mar

S/11249 (A/9508) Israel. Letter, 2 Apr, con­cerning 8yrian cease-fire violations, 27 Mar­1 Apr

8/11251 (A/9509) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,4 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 25-29 Mar

8/11252 (A/9510) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,6 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 31 Mar - 6 Apr

8/11255 (A/9511) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,9 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 4-7 Apr

8/11256 (A/9512) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,9 Apr, informing that the International Ctteeof the Red Cross has transmitted to Israelthecomplaint transmitted in 8/11227

8/11257 (A/9513) Israel. Letter, 10 Apr, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations, 2-9Apr

8/11258 (A/9514) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,10 Apr, concerning Israeli, shelling of UnitedNations observation posts

8/11259 (A/9515) (& Corr.1, Russian only) Israel.Letter, 11 Apr, concerning massacre com­mitted in the townlet of Kiryat 8hmona by Arabterrorist squad from Lebanon

SUBJECT INDEX

The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta­tus of the cease-fire in the Israel-Lebanon sector wastransmitted during 1974:

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

Documents

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

sector

Documents

31 Dec 19731 Jan 19742 Jan3 Jan4 Jan5 Jan6 Jan7 Jan8 Jan9 Jan

10 Jan11 Jan12 Jan13 Jan14 Jan15 Jan

31 Dec 19731 Jan 19742 and 3 Jan3 Jan4 Jan5 and 6 Jan7 Jan8 Jan9 and 10 Jan

10 Jan11 Jan12 Jan13 and 14 Jan14 and 15 Jan15 Jan16 Jan17 Jan18 Jan19 Jan20 Jan21 Jan22 Jan23 and 24 Jan25 Jan26 Jan27 Jan28 Jan29 Jan30 Jan31 Jan

1 Feb2 Feb6 Feb

15 Feb

S/11057/Add. 191194197200203206209211214217220223227229233236

The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta­tus of the cease-fire in the Egypt-Israel sector was trans­mitted during 1974:

S/11057/Add.192195198, 199201204207,208212215218,219222225228231,232234,235238241243245247249251253257,258263266269272275278280283286296312

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

Documents (continued)S/11263 (A/9516) Lebanon. Letter, 11 Apr, re­

jecting Israeli accusations in S/11259(A/9515)

S/11265 (A/9517) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,15 Apr, concerning Israeli artillery attack onthe town of Sassa on 12 Apr

S/11266 (A/951&) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,15 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions on 13 and 14 Apr

S/11267 (A/9519) Israel. Letter, 16 Apr, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations,10-15 Apr

S/11268 (A/9520) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,17 Apr, concerning Israeli occupation of peak2814 of Mount Hermon

S/11269 (A/9521) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,19 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions on 18 and 19 Apr

S/11270 (A/9522) Israel. Letter, 22 Apr, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations,16-21 Apr

S/11274 (A/9523) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,24 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 18-22 Apr

S/11277 (A/9525) Israel. Letter, 28 Apr, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations,22-28 Apr

S/11278 (A/9526) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,29 Apr, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions, 27 and 28 Apr

S/11281 (A/9528) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,3 May, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tion against c ivUian targets on 2 May

S/11282 (A/9529) Israel. Letter, 3 May, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations, 28 Apr ­2 May

S/11283 (A/9530) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,6 May, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tion against civilian targets on 3 May

S/11284 (A/9532) Israel. Letter, 8 May, con­cerning continued Syrian acts of aggression,3-7 May

S/11286 (A/9533) Israel. Letter, 14 May, con­cerning continued Syrian acts of aggression,8-13 May

S/11292 (A/9536) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,20 May, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions and expansionist activities on the GolanHeights

S/11293 (A/9537) Israel. Letter, 21 May, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations,14-20 May

S{11298 (A/9538) Israel. Letter, 26 May, con­cerning Syrian cease-fire violations,21-25 May

S/11300 (A/9539) Syrian Arab Republic. Letter,28 May, concerning Israeli cease-fire viola­tions against civilian targets, 21-28 May

17

SUBJECT INDEX

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

sector (continued)

Documents (continued)

The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta­tus of the cease-fire in the Israel-Lebanon sector wastransmitted during 1974 (continued)

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

sector (continued)

Documents (continued)

The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta­tus of the cease-fire in the Israel-Lebanon sector wastransmitted during 1974 (continued)

S/11057/Add. 239 16 Jan S/11075/Add. 413 16 Apr242 17 Jan 415 17 Apr244 18 Jan 417 18 Apr246 19 Jan 419 19 Apr248 20 Jan 421,422 20,21 Apr250 21 Jan 424 22 Apr252 22 Jan 427 23 Apr256 23 Jan 430 24 Apr260 24 Jan 432 25 Apr262 25 Jan 434 26 Apr265 26 Jan 436 27 Apr268 27 Jan 438 28 Apr270 28 Jan 440 29 Apr274 29 Jan 442 30 Apr276 30 Jan 444 1 May279 31 Jan 446 2 May282 1 Feb 449 3 May285 2 Feb 451 4 May289,290 3 and 4 Feb 453 5 May293 5 Feb 455 6 May295,296 6 and 7 Feb 457 7 May299 8 Feb 459 8 May301 9 Feb 461 9 May303 10 Feb 463 10 May305 11 Feb 465 11 May307 12 Feb 467 12 May309 13 Feb 469 13 May311 14 Feb 471 14 May314 15 Feb 473 15 May316 16 Feb 475 16 May318 17 Feb 477 17 May320 18 Feb 479 18 May322 19 Feb 481 19 May324-327 20-23 Feb 483 20 May329 24 Feb 485 21 May331 25 Feb 487 22 May333 26 Feb 489 23 May335,336 27 and 28 Feb 491 24 May337 1 Mar 493 25 May339,340 2 and 3 Mar 495 26 May342 4 Mar 497 27 May344 5 Mar 499 28 May346,347 6 and 7 Mar 501 29 May349 8 Mar 503 30 May351,352 9 and 10 Mar 505-529 31 May - 4 Aug354,355 11 and 12 Mar 530 & Corr.1 6 Aug358 13 Mar 531-565 7 Aug - 29 Dec359 14 Mar361 15 Mar - - hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Syria364 16 Mar sector367 18 Mar376 17-24 Mar Documents381 28 Mar The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta-385 31 Mar tus of the cease-fire in the Israel-Syria sector was trans-386 25-31 Mar396 1- 7 Apr

mitted during 1974:

402 12 Apr S/11057/Add. 190 31 Dec 1973404,405 12,13 Apr 193 1 Jan 1974408-410 14,15 Apr 196 2 Jan

18

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUAnON (continued)•• hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Syria

sector (continued)

Documents (continued)

The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta­tus of the cease-fire in the Israel-Syria sector was trans­mitted during 1974 (continued)

MIDDLE EAST SITUAnON (continued)-- hostilities, 1973: cease-fire: violations: Israel-Syria

sector (continued)

Documents (continued)

The following information from UNTSO concerning the sta­tus of the cease-fire in the Israel-Syria sector was trans­mitted during 1974 (continued)

-_ United Nations Disengagement Observer Force: estab­lishment

DocumentsS/11310 & Add.1-4 Secretary-General. Progress

report on the United Nations DisengagementObserver Force concerning composition ofthe Force and the process of disengagementof forces between Israel and Syrian Arab Re­public

S/11563 Secretary-General. Report on UnitedNations Disengagement Observer Force forthe period 3 Jun to 26 Nov 1974

S/11057/Add. 202205210213216221224226230237240254,255259261264267271273277281284287,288291,292294298300302304306308310313315317319321323328330332334338341343345348350353356,357360362,363365,366368-375377-380382-384387-395397-401403406,407

4 Jan5 Jan7 Jan8 Jan9 Jan

10 Jan11 Jan12 Jan13 Jan15 Jan16 Jan22 and 23 Jan24 Jan25 Jan26 Jan27 Jan28 Jan29 Jan30 Jan1 Feb2 Feb3 Feb4 and 5 Feb6 Feb8 Feb9 Feb

10 Feb11 Feb12 Feb13 Feb14 Feb15 Feb16 Feb17 Feb18 Feb19 Feb20 Feb24 Feb25 Feb26 Feb27 Feb

2 Mar4 Mar5 Mar6 Mar8 Mar9 Mar

11 Mar12 and 13 Mar14 Mar16 and 18 Mar17 and 18 Mar

19-24 Mar25-27 Mar28-30 Mar

31 Mar, 1- 7 Apr8-12 Apr

13 Apr14 Apr

19

S/11057/Add.411,412414416418420423426428429431433435437439441443445448450452454456458460462464466468470472474476478480482484486488490492494496498500502504

15,17 Apr17 Apr18 Apr19 Apr20 Apr21 Apr22 Apr23 Apr24 Apr25 Apr26 Apr27 Apr28 Apr29 Apr30 Apr1 May2 May3 May4 May5 May6 May7 May8 May9 May

10 May11 May12 May13 May14 May15 May16 May17 May18 May19 May20 May21 May22 May23 May24 May25 May26 May27 May28 May29 May30 May31 May

SUBJECT INDEX

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION (continued)-- United Nations Disengagement Observer Force: estab­

lishment (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11565 Austria, Indonesia, Kenya, Mauritania,

Peru, United Republic of Cameroon. Draftresolution calling for renewal of the mandateof the United Nations Disengagement Observ­er Force for a period of 6 months

Council: Meeting 1809~~r::'af~t'::r'::e-::so::::1=:u:'i:tir::·o=n:-:inr::"<~lTl!::2!'1!r, calling for renewal of

the mandate of the United Nations Disengage­ment Observer Force for a period of 6 months,adopted (13-0-0) as resolution 363 (1974)(China and Iraq did not participate in the vot­ing)

-- United Nations Emergency Force: establishment

DocumentsS/11056/Add.7 & Corr.l Secretary-General.

Progress report on the United Nations Emer-'gency Force concerning composition of theForce and deployment

S/11056/Add. 8 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning the agreement on the disengage­ment of forces in pursuance of the GenevaPeace Conference

S/11056/Add.9 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning implementation of the agreementon disengagement of forces began on 25 Jan

S/11056/Add.l0 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning disengagement of forces on theeast and west banks of the Suez Canal,28 Jan - 4 Feb

S/11056/Add.11 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning disengagement of forces on theeast and west banks of the Suez Canal,5-12 Feb

S/11056/Add. 12 & Corr.l Secretary-General.Progress report on the United Nations Emer­gency Force concerning disengagement offorces on the east and west banks of the SuezCanal, 13-21 Feb

S/11056/Add.13 Secretary-General. Progressreport on the United Nations EmergencyForce concerning disengagement of forceson the east and west banks of the Suez Canal,21 Feb - 4 Mar

S/11248 Secretary-General. Report on the UnitedNations Emergency Force, 26 Oct 1973 -1 Apr 1974

S/11248/Add. 1 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning composition and deployment as of19 Apr •

S/11248/Add. 2 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning composition and deployment as of13 May

S/11248/Add. 3 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning withdrawal of officers and men ofthe Irish contingent

20

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

(continued)

Documents (continued)S/11248/Add.4 Secretary-General. Report on the

United Nations Emergency Force concerningletter dated 21 May from Ireland

S/11248/Add. 5 Secretary-General. Report on theUnited Nations Emergency Force concerning.repatriation of the Irish contingent and deploy­ment of the Force as of 16 Jun

S/11248/Add.6 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning its composition and deployment asof 21 Jul

S/11248/Add.7 Secretary-General. Progress re­port on the United Nations Emergency Forceconcerning its composition and deployment asof 27 Aug

S/11253 Draft resolution calling for an extensionof the mandate of the United Nations Emer­gency Force to 24 Oct

S/11296 Security Council: President. Note refer­ring to S/11248/Add. 3 and informing thatmembers of the Council have no objection tothe request of Ireland

S/11536 Secretary-General. Report on the UnitedNations Emergency Force for the period2 Apr to 12 Oct

S/11542 Draft resolution calling for an extensionof the mandate of the United NationsEmergen­cy Force to 24 Apr 1975

Council: Meetings, 1765,1799='::~r::af::iit::r:::e~so~uiti:::o::;n~inr;;'-;rnril'"i;2~, calling for an exten­

sion of the mandate of the United NationsEmergency Force to 24 Oct 1974, adopted(13-0-0) at the 1765th meeting as resolution346 (1974) (China and Iraq did not participatein the voting)

Draft resolution in S/11542, calling for an exten­sion of the mandate of the United NationsEmergency Force to 24 Apr 1975, adopted(13-0-0) at the 1799th meeting as resolution362 (1974) (China and Iraq did not participatein the voting)

NAMIBIA QUESTION

DocumentsS/11210 Secretary-General. Letter, 1 Feb,

transmitting General Assembly resolution3111 (XXVm)

S/11228 UN Council for Namibia: President. Let­ter, 8 Feb, transmitting statement on the sit­uation in Namibia adopted by the Council atits 194th meeting on 7 Feb

S/11260 Special Cttee on the Situation with re­gard to the Implementation of the Declarationon the Granting of Independence to ColonialCountries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter,11 Apr, transmitting consensus adopted bythe Cttee on 8 Apr (A/AC. 109/446)

S/11519 (A/9775) South Africa. Letter, 26 Sep,transmitting statement issued by the Execu­tive of the National Party of South West Afri­ca at Windhoek on 24 Sep

SUBJECT INDEX

NAMIBIA QUESTION (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11526 (A/9786) United Nations Council for

Namibia: President. Letter, lOct, trans­mitting statement by the South West AfricaPeople's Organization (SWAPO) concerninglegal status of Namibia

S/11544 United Nations Council for Namibia: Pres­ident. Letter, 23 Oct, transmitting state­ment adopted by the Council at its 211thmeet­ing on 23 Oct

S/11575 Upper Volta. Letter, 13 Dec, requestingmeeting of the Security Council to considerthe question of Namibia

S/11576 Secretary-General. Letter, 13 Dec,transmitting section II of General Assemblyresolution 3295 (XXIX)

S/11579 Kenya, Mauritania, United Republic ofCameroon. Draft resolution demanding thatSouth Africa take steps to effect withdrawalfrom. Namibia

S/11580 Kenya, Mauritania, United Republic ofCameroon. Letter, 17 Dec, requesting theSecurity Council to extend an invitation toMr. P. Mueshihange, Secretary for ForeignRelations of the South West Afllica People'sOrganization

Discussion in securi~ Council: Meetings 1811,1812At the 1811th mee lng, it was decided to invite

Morocco, Nigeria, Somalia, Upper Volta toparticipate, without vote, in the consider­ation of the question

At the same meeting, it was decided to invite Mr.R. E. Jackson, President of the United Na­tions Council for Namibia, and the delegationaccompanying him

At the same meeting, it was decided to invite Mr.P. Mueshihange, Secretary for Foreign Rela­tions of the South West Africa People's Orga­nization, to make a statement

Draft resolution in S/11579, demanding that SouthAfrica take steps to effect the withdrawal fromNamibia and to transfer power to the people ofNamibia with the assistance of the United Na­tions, adopted unanimously at the 1811th meet­ing as resolution 366 (1974)

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

DocumentsS/11588 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Dec,

transmitting General Assembly r'esolution3280 (XXIX)

PACIFIC ISLANDS UNDER UNITED STATES ADMINISTRA­TION

-. reports

DocumentsS/11315 Secretary-General. Note transmitting the

report of the United States Government on theTrust Territory of the Pacific Islands, 1972/1973 (also issued as T/1752)

S/11415 (SCOR, 29th year, special suppl. no. 1)Trusteeship Council. Report on the TrustTerritory of the Pacific Islands covering theperiod from 23 Jun 1973 to 14 Jun 1974

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PARACELS ARCHIPELAGO

See China and Viet-Nam (Republic)

PERU-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS!11193 Secretary-General. Report

PORTUGAL and CONGO

See Congo and Portugal

SECURITY COUNCIL-- agenda: summary statements

DocumentsS/I1185 (full list)S/11185/

Add. 1 as of 12 JanAdd.2 as of 19 JanAdd.3 as of 26 JanAdd. 4 as of 2 FebAdd. 5 as of 9 FebAdd. 6 as of 16 FebAdd. 7 as of 23 FebAdd. 8 as of 2 MarAdd. 9 as of 9 MarAdd. 10 as of 16 MarAdd. 11 as of 23 MarAdd. 12 as of 30 MarAdd. 13 as of 6 AprAdd. 14 as of 13 AprAdd. 15 as of 20 AprAdd. 16 as of 27 AprAdd. 17 as of 4 MayAdd. 18 as of 11 MayAdd. 19 as of 18 MayAdd. 20 as of 25 MayAdd. 21 as of 1 JunAdd. 22 as of 8 JunAdd. 23 as of 15 JunAdd. 24 as of 22 JunAdd. 25 as of 29 JunAdd. 26 as of 6 JulAdd. 27 as of 13 JulAdd. 28 as of 20 JulAdd. 29 as of 27 JulAdd. 30 as of 3 AugAdd. 31 as of 10 AugAdd. 32 as of 17 AugAdd. 33 as of 24 AugAdd. 34 as of 31 AugAdd. 35 as of 7 SepAdd. 36 as of 16 SepAdd. 37 as of 21 SepAdd. 38 as of 28 SepAdd. 39 as of 5 OctAdd. 40 as of 12 OctAdd. 41 as of 19 OctAdd. 42/Rev. 1 as of 26 OctAdd. 43 as of 2 NovAdd. 44 as of 9 NovAdd. 45 as of 16 NovAdd. 46 as of 23 NovAdd. 47 as of 30 NovAdd. 48 as of 7 DecAdd. 49 as of 14 Dec

SUBJECT INDEX

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- agenda: summary statements (continued)

Documents (continued)S/I1185/

Add. 50 as of 21 DecAdd. 51 as of 28 Dec

-- communications received

Documentssecretariat. Communications received from pri­

vate individuals and non-governmental bodiesrelating to matters of which the securityCouncil is seized:

S/NC/210 as of 29 JanS/NC/211 as of 12 AprS/NC/212 as of 31 Jul8/NC/213 as of 22 Nov8/NC/214 as of 31 Dec

-- languages, w,Jrking: inclusion of Chinese

Documents8/11187 Secretary-General. Letter, 10 Jan,

transmitting General Assembly resolution3189 (XXVIII)

8/11190 China. Letter, 11 Jan, requesting meet­ing of the 8ecurity Council to consider themeasures in accordance with General Assem­bly resolution 3189 (XXVill)

S/11192 Draft resolution recommending to includeChinese among the working languages of thesecurity Council

Discussion in 8ecurity Council: Meeting 1761Drlllt resolution in 8/11192, recommending to in­

clude Chinese among the working languages ofthe Security Council, adopted unanimously asresolution 345 (1974)

-- members: representatives, 1974: credentials

AustraliaCampbell, J. Bruce S/11317, S/11375Kevin, A. Charles S/11317, S/113758turkey, R. Douglas S/11317, S/11375Wyndham, R. Hugh S/11317, S/11375

Austria-ciiiistiani, Alexander S/11308

Byelorussian SSRPashkevich, Oleg Nikolaevich S/I1166Smirnov, Vitaly Stepanovich S/I1166Tchernouchtchenko, Guerodot Gavrilovich

S/11345

CameroonBooh-Booh, Jacques-Roger S/11166Hayatou, Souaibou S/I1166Mvogo, Ambroise S/11166Ndimbie, Johnson S/11166Njine, Michel 8/11166

Costa RicaBarish, Emilia C. de S/11166/Add.lCastillo, Fernando del S/11523Morales Hern:mdez, Ricardo S/111668alazar Navarrete, Fernando S/11166Vargas Saborio, Bernal S/11166

France----servant, Henri S/11551

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SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- members: representatives, 1974: credentials (continued)

IndonesiaMarpaung, August 8/113638inggih, Prayitno 8/11207

.!!!9.Al-Khayat, 8a' ad Nouri 8/11166/Add.lAI-Khudhairy, Hisham 8/11166/Add.lAl-Qaysi, Riyadh 8/11166/Add.lAl-8haikhly, Abdul Karim S/11166Araim, Amer 8alih 8/11166/Add.lEI-8hibib, Talib Hussain 8/11221, 8/11250Zahawie, Wissam S/I1166/Add.2

KenyaKiti, Japhet Gideon 8/11338, 8/11372Maina, Charles Gatere 8/11285

MauritaniaEl Hassen, Moulaye 8/11166 & Add. 3Kane, Mamadou S/I1166/Add. 3QuId Mouloud, Ismail S/11166 & Add. 3

Peru--rfe Soto, Alvaro S/11193

USSR-oYinnikov, Richard S/11392

United KingdomMoreton, John Oscar S/11397, S/11463Murray, J. S/11280Richard, Ivor S/11272Steel, Henry S/11280Thomas, J. C. S/11280

United StatesHowison, John M. S/11457

-- members: representatives, 1975: credentials

GuyantJac son, Rashleigh E. S/11583Sanders, Joseph A. S/11583Sinclair, Noel G. S/11583Stoby, Miles S/11583

ItalyPlaja, Eugenio S/11583

JapanKanazawa, Masao S/11583Ohtaka, Tadashi S/11583Saito, Shizuo S/11583

Sweden~us, Rolf S/11583

Rydbeck, Olof S/11583Statu, Jan S/11583Sundberg, Kai S/11583

United Republic of TanzaniaChale, Sebastian S/11583Rupia, Paul S/11583Salim, Salim A. S/11583

-- report to the General Assembly

DocumentsS/11586 Security Council: President. Note con­

cerning the format of the annual report

SUBJECT INDEX

SENEGAL and GUINEA

See Guinea and Senegal

-- resolutions

S/INF/30 Collected edition of decisions and resolu­tions

-- representation in United Nations

See also South Africa: apartheid

DocumentsS/11532 Tunisia. Letter, 90ct, requesting meet­

ing of the Security Council to review the rela­tionship between United Nations and South Af­rica

S/11539 Kenya, Mauritania. Letter, 180ct, re­questing the Security Council to extend an in­vitation to Mr. David Sibeko, member of theNational Executive Cttee of the Pan MricanistCongress of Azania

S/11540 Kenya, Mauritania. Letter, 21 Oct, re­questing the St!curity Council to extend an in­vitation to Mr. Duma Nokwe, Director ofPolitical Affairs of the African National Con­gress

S/11543 Kenya, Mauritania, United Republic ofCameroon. Draft resolution recommending tothe General Assembly the immediate expw.­sion of South Africa from the United Nations

S/11545 Kenya, Mauritania. Letter, 250ct, re­questing the Security Council to extend an in­vitation to Mr. NolH Mukono, Secretary forExternal Affairs, ZANU, and Mr. T. GeorgeSilundika, Secretary for Publicity and Infor­mation, ZAPU

SOUTH AFRICA (continued)-- apartheid (continued)

Documents (contiRued)

S/11237 (A/9586) USSR. Note verbale, 19 Mar,on the position of the Soviet Union on questionsrelating to colonialism, racism and apartheid

S/11254 (A/9591) Special Cttee on Apartheid. Re­port on the assassination of OiikgopotseAbraham Tiro and John Dube

S/11271 (A/9594) South Africa. Letter, 18 Apr,denying complicity in the deaths of Mr. Tiroand Mr. Dube

S/11328 (A/9653) Special Cttee on Apartheid. Re­port on killing of African mine workers at theLorraine Gold Mine in South Africa

S/11383 (A/9664) South Africa. Letter, 19 Jul,concerning- riots at Lorraine and Harmonygold mines

S/11522 (A/9622) Secretary-General. Note trans­mitting the- report of the Special Cttee onApartheid

S/11525 General Assembly: President. Letter,30 Sep, transmitting General Assembly reso­lution 3207 (XXIX)

S/11529 Secretary-General. Note concerning thereport of the Special Cttee on Apartheid

S/11537 Special Cttee on Apartheid: Chairman.Letter, 11 Oct, transmitting Special Reporton "violations of the Charter of the UnitedNations and resolutions of the General As­sembly and the Security Council by the SouthAfrican Regime" (A/9780)

S/11587 Secretary-General. Letter, 19 Dec,transmitting General Assembly resolution3324 B (XXIX) entitled "Arms embargoagainst South Mrica"

Grenada: admission toUnited Nations

Guinea-Bissau: admissionto United Nations

Iran and IraqMiddle East situation

Namibia questionSecurity Council: languages,

working: inclusion ofChinese

United Nations: Members:admission

S/RES/351,352,356 (1974)

Texts of resolutions issued separately in mimeo­ffgaphed from as foUows:

S/RES/35174) Bangladesh: admission toUnited Nations

Cyprus situationS/RES/349,353-355,357-361,364,365,(1974)

S/RES/352 (1974)

S/RES/356 (1974)

S/RES/348 (1974)S/RES/?46,347,

350,362,363,(1974)

S/RES/366 (1974)S/RES/345 (1974)

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED IN PUR­SUANCE OF RESOLUTION 253 (1968) CONCERNINGTHE QUESTION OF SOUTHERN RHODESIA

-- report S/11178/Rev.l (SCOR, 29th year, special suppl.no. 2 and 2A)

See Southern Rhodesia: sanctions for discussion

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON THE ADMISSION OFNEW MEMBERS

-- reports S/11316, S/11322, S/11437

See United Nations: Members: admission for discus­sion

SOUTH AFRICA-- !!partheid

See also South Mrica: representation in United Nations

DocumentsS/I1208 Secretary-General. Letter, 1 Feb,

transmitting General Assembly resolution3151 (XXVIII)

-- report to the General Assembly, 1973/1974

DocumentsA/9602 (GAOR, 29th sess., suppl. no. 2) Security

Council. Report, 16 Jun 1973 - 15 Jun 1974

Discussion in Security Council: Meeting 1805 (private)The Council approved the draft report unanimously

SECURITY COUNCIL (continued)-- report to the General Assembly, 1972/1973

DocumentsS/11204 Secretary-General. Letter, 28 Jan,

transmitting General Assembly resolution3186 (XXVm)

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SUBJECT INDEX

SOUTH AFRICA (continued)-- representation in United Nations (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11546 Kenya, Mauritania. Letter, 250ct, r.e­

questing the Security Council to extend an m­vitation to Mr. Theo-Ben Gurirab, ChiefRepresentative, SWAPO Foreign Mission tothe United Nations

S/11547 Saudi Arabia. Draft resolution urgingSouth Africa to transfer its authority overNamibia to the Trusteeship Council of theUnited Nations

S/11555 (A/9848) Uganda. Letter, 7 Nov, trans­mitting message from President of Uganda toPresident of Algeria concerning the African­sponsored resolution seeking the expulsion ofSouth Africa from the United Nations

Discussion in Security Council: Meetings 1796-1798,1800-1804, 1806-1808

At the 1796th meeting, it was decided to invite Al­geria, Cuba. Dahomey, Egypt. Guinea. Mali.Mauritius, Morocco, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia,Syrian Arab Republic, Sierra Leone, Somalia,Tunisia, United Republic of Tanzania, Zaireto participate, without vote, in the consider­ation of the question

At the 1797th meeting, it was decided to inviteBangladesh, Congo, German Democratic Re­public, Ghana, Guyana, Madagascar, Qatar,South Africa, Uganda, United Arab Emirates,Upper Volta, Yugoslavia to participate, with­out vote, in the consideration of the question

At the same meeting, it was decided to invite Mr.Duma Nokwe, Director of Political Affairs ofthe African National Congress, to make astatement

At the 1798th meeting, it was decided to invite Bar­bados, Czechoslovakia, India to participate,without vote, in the consideration of the ques­tion

At the same meeting, it was decided to invite Mr.David Sibeko, member of the National Execu­tive Cttee of the Pan Africanist Congress ofAzania, to make a statement

At the 1800th meeting, it was decided to invite Lib­yan Arab Republic to participate, withoutvote, in the consideration of the question

At the 1801 st meeting, it was decided to invite Li­beria to participate, without vote, in the con­sideration of the question

At the 1802nd meeting, it was decided to invitePakistan and Romania to participate, with­out vote, in the consideration of the ques­tion

At the 1803rd meeting, it was decided to inviteKuwait to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

At the 1804th meeting, it was decided to invite Mr.Noel Mukono, Secretary for External Affairsof ZANU, Mr. T. George Silundika, Secre­tary for Publicity and Information of ZAPU,and Mr. Theo-Ben Gurirab, Chief Represen­tative of the SWAPO mission to the UnitedNations to make statements

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SOUTH AFRICA (continued)-- representation in United Nations (continued)

Discussion in Security Council: (continued)Draft resolution in S/11543, recommending to the

General Assembly the immediate expulsion ofSouth Africa from the United Nations, failedof adoption (10-3-2) at the 1808th meeting dueto the negative votes of three permanentmem.bers (France, United Kingdom, United States)

SOUTHERN RHODESIA-- sanctions

See also Southern Rhodesia question

DocumentsS/11178/Rev.l (SCOR, 29th year, special suppl.

no. 2 and 2A) Security Council Cttee Es­tablished in Pursuance of Resolution 253(1968) concerning the Question of SouthernRhodesia. Report, 6th

Discussion in Securit Council Cttee Established inPursuance of Resolution 253 1968 concerningthe Question of Southern Rhodesia: Meetings183-227

SOUTHERN RHODESIA QUESTION

See also Southern Rhodesia: sanctions

Documents8/11212 Secretary-General. Letter, 1 Feb.

transmitting General Assembly resolution3116 (XXVIII)

S/11262 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to ColonialCoun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 11 Apr,transmitting resolution adopted by the Ctteeon 2 Apr (A/AC. 109/444)

SWEDEN-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11583 Secretary-General. Report

TAYLOR-KAMARA, ISMAEL (Sierra Leone)-- tribute to

Statement in Security Council: Meeting 1766

TERRITORIES UNDER PORTUGUESE ADMINISTRATION-- self-government or independence

DocumentsS/11211 Secretary-General. Letter, 1 Feb,

transmitting General Assembly resolution3113 (XXVIII)

S/'11247 Special Cttee on the Situation with regard. to the Implementation of the Declaration on

the Granting of Independence to Colonial Coun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 29 Mar,transmitting resolution adopted by the ctteeon 15 Mar (A/AC.I09/439)

S/11261 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to ColonialCoun­tries and Peoples: Chairman. Letter, 11 Apr,transmitting resolution adopted by the ctteeon 5 Apr (A/AC. 109/445)

SUBJECT INDEX

/'-I-

TERRITORIES UNDER PORTUGUESE ADMINISTRATION(continued)

__ self-government or lIldependence (continued)

Documents (continued)S/11419 (A/9694) Secretary-General. Note trans­

mitting memorandum from Portugal concern­ing its position on the question of the Africanterritories under Portuguese administration

TRU8TEESHIP COUNCIL__ report, 1973/1974 S/11415 (SCOR, 29th year, special

suppl. no. 1)

Bee Pacific Islands under United States administration- for discussion

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS__ representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11392 Secretary-General. Report

UNITED KINGDOM__ representatives: credentials

Documents8/11272, S/11280, S/11397, S/11463 Secretary­

General. Reports

UNITED NATIONS-- Members: admission

DocumentsS/11311 (A/9641) secretary-General. Note trans­

mitting application of Grenada for member­ship

S/11316 Security Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members. Report concerning the ap­plication of Bangladesh for membership

S/11322 Security Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members. Report concerning the ap­plication of Grenada for membership

8/11393 (A/9665) Secretary-General. Note trans­mitting application of Guinea-Bissau for mem­bership

S/11407 Swaziland. Letter, 31 Jul, transmittingletter of support from the members of the Af­rican Group for the application of Guinea­Bissau for membership

S/11426 Algeria, Bahrain, Democratic Yemen,Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Lib­yan Arab Republic, Mauritania, Morocco,Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan,Syrian Arab RepUblic, Tunisia, United ArabEmirates, Yemen. Letter, 8 Aug, support­ing the application of Guinea-Bissau for mem­bership

S/11431 Algeria. Letter, 7 Aug, concerning sup­port of the application of Guinea-Bissau formembership by the Group of Non-AlignedCountries

S/11432 Yemen. Letter, 8 Aug, concerning sup­port of the application of Guinea-Bissau formembership by the Asian Group

S/11437 Security Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members. Report concerning the ap­plication of Guinea-Bissau for membership

S/11440 Brazil. Letter, 12 Aug, supporting theapplication of Guinea-Bissau for membership

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

Discussion in security Council Cttee on the Admissionof New Members: Meetings 44-46

S/11316, 5/11322, 5/11437 Reports

Discussion in security Council: Meetings 1775-1778,1790,1791

At the 1776th meeting, it was decided to invite Al­geria, Bhutan, Egypt, India and Pakistan toparticipate, without vote. in the considerationof the question

Draft resolution in S/11316, recommending admis­sion of Bangladesh to membership in theUnited Nations, adopted without vote in the1776th meeting as resolution 351 (1974)

Draft resolution in S/11322, recommending admis­sion of Grenada to membership in the UnitedNations, adopted unanimously at the 1778thmeeting as resolution 352 (1974)

At the 1791st meeting, it was decided to inviteChairman of the Special Cttee on the Situationwith regard to the Implementation of the Dec­laration on the Granting of Independence toColonial Countries and Peoples, Algeria, Cy­prus, Guinea, Portugal, Somalia, Togo andYugoslavia to participate, without vote, in theconsideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11437, recommending admis­sion of Guinea-Bissau to membership in theUnited Nations, adopted unanimously at the1791st meeting as resolution 356 (1974)

UNITED NATIONS DISENGAGEMENT OBSERVER FORCE

See Middle East situation: United Nations Disengage-- ment Observer Force

UNITED NATIONS EMERGENCY FORCE

See Middle East situation: United Nations Emergency- Force

UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS

See also Cyprus situationI, .,' I: I

Documents > I I; " V'o I

S/11206 Secretary-General. Letter, 28 Jan, ap­pealing for contributions for the maintenanceof UNFICYP until 15 Jun 1974

S/11294 SecreLry-General. Report on the UnitedNations operation in Cyprus, 2 Dec 1973 -22 May 1974

S/11301 Draft resolution calling for extension ofUNFICYP to 15 Dec 1974

S/11339 Secretary-General. Letter, 12 Jul, ap­pealing for contribution for the maintenanceof UNFICYP until 15 Dec 1974

S/11593 Draft resolution calling for extension ofUNFICYP to 15 Jun 1975

Discussion in security Council: Meetings 1771,1772,1810

At the 1771st meeting, it was decided to invite Cy­prus, Greece and Turkey to participate, with­out vote, in the consideration of the question

SUBJECT INDEX

UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING FORCE IN CYPRUS(continued)

Discussion in Security Council (continued)Draft resolution in S/11301, calling for an exten­

sion of UNFICYP to 15 Dec 1974, adopted(14-0-1) at the 1771st meeting as resolution349 (1974)

At the 1810th meeting, it was decided to invite Cy­prus, Greece and Turkey to participate, with­out vote, in the consideration of the question

Draft resolution in S/11573, calling for an exten­sion of UNFICYP to 15 Jun 1975, adopted(14-0-0) at the 1810th meeting as resolution364 (1974) (China did not participate in thevoting)

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UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11583 Secretary-General. Report

UNITED STATES-- representatives: credentials

DocumentsS/11457 Secretary-General. Report

VIET-NAM (REPUBLIC) and CHINA

See China and Viet-Nam (Republic)

Index to Speeches

AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS: REPRESENTATIVE(Nokwe, D.)

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1802

ALGERIA

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV. 1793Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1798UN: Members: admission S/PV.1776,1791

Speeches by representativesRahal, A. S!PV. 1776, 1798Taleb-Bendiab, M. S/PV. 1791, 1793

AUSTRALIA

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1772, 1780-1782, 1786, 1788, 1789,

1794,1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to

S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Iran and Iraq S/PV.1770Middle East situation S/PV. 1765, 1768, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1807UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

AUSTRIA

Austria: President (Jonas, F.): tribute to S/PV.1769Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV. 1771.1780-1783,1785,1788,1789,

1793-1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1768, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV.1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1808UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

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BANGLADESH

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1798

Speeches by representativ.esKarim, S. A. S!PV.1798

BARBADOS

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1802

Speeches by representativesWaldron-Ramsey, W. E. S/PV.1802

BHUTAN

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV.1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1772, 1781, 1785, 1788, 1789, 179:),

1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1768, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV.1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1807UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

yELIK, VEDAT A.

Cyprus situation S/PV. 1810

CHINA

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1780, 1781, 1788, 1789, 1793-1795,

1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1764, 1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1767, 1769, 1774, 1799,

1809

INDEX TO SPEECHES

S/PV.1776

CHINA (continued)

Namibia question S/PV.1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1806UN: Members: admission S/PV.1776, 1778, 1791

Speeches by representativesChuang, Y. S!PV.1765, 1767, 1769, 1770, 1774, 1776,

1778,1780,1781,1788,1809,1810,1812Huang, H. S/PV. 1761, 1764, 1789, 1791, 1793-1795,

1799,1806

CONGO

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1804

COSTA RICA

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV. 1771, 1781, 1789, 1794, 1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV.1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1769, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV.1812South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1808UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

Speeches by representativesCastillo, Fernando del S/PV. 1808Morales Herrufndez, R. S/PV.1776Salazar Navarrete, F. S/PV.1765, 1769, 1771, 1774,

1778,1781,1789,1791,1794,1799,1809,1810,1812

CUBA

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1800

Speeches by representativesAlarc6n QUesada, R. S!PV.1800

CYPRUS

Cyprus situation S/PV.1771, 1772, 1779-1783, 1785, 1786,1788,1789,1792-1795,1810

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791

CYPRUS: PRESIDENT (Makarios, Archbishop)

Cyprus situation S/PV. 1780

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1801

DAHOMEY

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1798

DEMOCRATIC YEMEN

Iran and Iraq S/PV.1763

EGYPT

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Middle East situation S/PV. 1766South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1797UN: Members: admission S/PV.1776

FRANCE

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV.1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1772, 1779, 1781-1783, 1785, 1788,

1789,1792,1794,1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV.1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV. 1791Iran and Iraq S/PV.1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1767, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1808UN: Members: admission S/PV.1776, 1778, 1791

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1798

GHANA

INDEX TO SPEECHES

INDONESIA (continued)

South Africa: representation in UN sjPV. 1801

GREECE

Cyprus situation SjPV.1771, 1779-1783, 1785-1789, 1792­1795,1810

Speeches by representativesCarayannis, D. S!PV.1785-1789, 1792-1795,1810Megalokonomos, E. sjpV. 1771, 1779Panayotacos, C. P. sjpV. 1780-1783

GUINEA

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN sjpV. 1791South Africa: representation in UN SjpV. 1804UN: Members: admission sjpV. 1791

GUYANA

South Africa: representation in UN sjpV. 1798

INDIA

Bangladesh: admission to UN sjPV. 1776Cyprus situation SjPV. 1780, 1785, 1789South Africa: representation in UN SjPV. 1802UN: Members: admission sjPV. 1776

INOONESIA

Bangladesh: admission to UN SjpV. 1776Cyprus situation SjpV.1771, 1781,1788,1794,1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S!PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S!PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission.to UN SjPV.1791Iran and Iraq S!PV. 1770Middle East situation SjPV.1765, 1767, 1769, 1774, 1799,

1809Namibia question sjpV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S!PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S!PV. 1807UN: Members: admission S!PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

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SjPV.1791

IRAN

Iran and Iraq S!PV.1762-1764,1770

Speeches by representativesHoveyda, F. S!PV.1762-1764,1770

mAQ

Bangladesh: admission to UN S!PV. 1776Cyprus situation SjPV.1772, 1781, 1794, 1795, 1810Grenada: admission to UN sjpV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN sjPV. 1791Iran and Iraq SjPV.1762-1764,1770Middle East situation S!PV.1765, 1768, 1769, 1774, 1799,

1809Namibia question S!PV. 1812South Africa: representation in UN S!PV. 1807,1808Taqa, Shadhel (Iraq): tribute to sjpV. 1797UN: Members: admission SjpV. 1776, 1778, 1791

Speeches by representativesAl-Khudairy, H. S!PV.1795Al-Shaikhly, A. K. SjpV. 1781, 1791, 1797EI-Shibib, T. S!PV.1762-1765, 1768-1770, 1772Zahawie, W. SjpV.1774, 1776, 1778, 1794, 1799,

1807-1810,1812

ISRAEL

Middle East situation SjPV.1766-1769,1774

KENYA

Bangladesh: admission to UN SjpV. 1776Cyprus situation S!PV.1772, 1781, 1788, 1789, 1794, 1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S!PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S!PV.·1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN SjpV.1791Iran and Iraq S!PV. 1770Middle East situation sjPV. 1765, 1774, 1799,1809Namibia question sjPV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

SjpV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S!PV. 1806, 1808UN: Members: admission S!PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

KUWAIT

Middle East situation S/PV. 1766South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1803

Speeches by representativesAl-Sabah, S.A.A. S/PV.1766Bishara, A. Y. S/PV.1803

LEBANON

Midcfie East situation S/PV. 1766-1769

LffiERIA

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1803

Speeches by representativesHarmon, E. S/PV.1803

LffiYAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1763South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1804

Speeches by representativesMaghur, K. H. S/PV. 1804Swedan, D. A. S/PV. 1763

MADAGASCAR

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1801

Speeches by representativesRabetafika, B. S/PV. 1801

MALI

INDEX TO SPEECHES

MAURITANIA (continued)

S/PV.1761, 1781, 1794, 1795

MAURITIUS

Cyprus situation S/PV. 1781, 1789South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1797

Speeches by representativesRamphul, R. K. S/PV.1781, 1789, 1797

MOROCCO

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Namibia question S/PV.1811South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1806UN: Members: admission S/PV.1791

NIGERIA

Namibia question S/PV. 1811South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1797

PAKISTAN

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1802UN: Members: admission S/PV.I776

South Africa: representation in UN

Speeches by representativesTraore, S. S/PV.1803

MAURITANIA

S/PV.1803

PAN AFRICANIST CONGRESS OF AZANIA: REPRESEN­TATIVE (Sibeko, D.)

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1798, 1804

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.I770, 1781, 1788, 1794, 1795, 1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV. 1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV.. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Iran and Iraq S/PV.I772Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1767, 1769, 1774,1799,

1809Namibia question S/PV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1806, 1808UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

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PERU

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1772, 1781, 1788, 1789, 1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV.I778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1763, 1770Middle East situation S/PV. 1765, 1768, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761

PERU (continued)

South Africa: representation in UN sjpV. 1806UN: Members: admission SjpV. 1776,1778, 1791

INDEX TO SPEECHES

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Facio, Costa Rica)

Security CouncU: languages, working: inclusion of ChineseSjpV.1761

eeches b re resentativesDe Soto, • S PV. 1810P~rez de Cu~llar, J. SjpV.1761, 1763, 1765, 1781,

1788,1789,1791,1799,1806,1809,1812Stubbs, R. W. SjpV. 1768, 1770, 1772, 1774, 1776,

1778

PORTUGAL

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN SjPV. 1791UN: Members: admission sjpV. 1791

Speeches by representativesVeiga Simao, J. S/PV.1791

QATAR

South Africa: representation in UN sjpV. 1803

Speeches by representativesJamal, J. S/PV.1803

ROMANIA

Cyprus situation SjpV.1780South Africa: representation in UN sjpV. 1803

SAUDI ARABIA

Middle East situation SjpV. 1766, 1767South Africa: representation in UN sjPV. 1797

SECRETARY-GENERAL (Waldheim, K.)

Cyprus situation SjpV.1779, 1781-1785, 1787-1789,1793,1794,1810

Middle East situation SjpV.1773, 1774, 1799, 1809

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (El Hassen, Mauritania)

Bangladesh: admission to UN sjpV. 1775,1776Grenada: admission to UN sjpV. 1777, 1778UN: Members: admission SjpV.1775-1778

~ SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (EI-Shibib, Iraq)11,

Austria: President (Jonas, F.): tribute to SjPV.1769France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to sjpV. 1765Middle East situation sjpV. 1765, 1766

I,,~ T )aylor-Kamara, Ismael (Sierra Leone: tribute toSjpV.1766

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SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Guiringaud, France)

Iran and Iraq SjpV.1762-1764

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Maina, Kenya)

Cyprus situation sjpV. 1771Iran and Iraq sjpV. 1770

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Malik, USSR)

Cyprus situation SjPV.1789,1792-1795Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN sjpV. 1790, 1791UN: Members: admission sjPV. 1790, 1791

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (McIntyre, Australia)

Cyprus situation sjPV. 1810Namibia question sjPV. 1811

SECURITY COUNCIL: PRESIDENT (Njine, M., UnitedRepublic of Cameroon)

South Africa: representation in UN sjPV. 1796-1798,1804,1808

Taqa, Shadhel (Iraq): cribut€ lO SjPV.1797

SECURITY COUNCIL.; R':' rENT (Pe'rez de Cu~llar,

Peru)

Cyprus situation sjPV. 1780-1784, 1787, 1788

SIERRA LEONE

South Africa: representation in UN sjpV. 1796

speeches by representativesLuke, D. E. F. S/PV.1796

SOMALIA

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN SjpV.1791Namibia question SjPV.1811South Africa: representation in UN sjPV. 1796UN: Members: admission SjpV.1791

OOUTH AFRICA

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1800

Speeches by representativesBotha, R. F. S!PV.1800

INDEX TO SPEECHES

UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR POLmCAL ANDSECURITY COUNCIL AFFAIRS (Shevllhenko, A. N. )

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1791

OOUTH WEST AFRICA PEOPLE'S ORGANIZATION:REPRESENTATIVE (Mueshihange, P.)

Namibia question S/PV.1811

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SITUATION WITH RE­GARD TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DEC­LARATION ON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCETO COLONIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES: CHAIR­MAN (Sdlim, S.A.)

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV. 1791UN: Members: admission S/PV.1791

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Middle East situation S/PV.1766, 1767, 1774South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1797

TOGO

Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791UN: Members: admission S/PV.1791

TUNISIA

South Africa: representation in UN S!PV. 1796

TURKEY

Cyprus situation S!PV.1771, 1772,1779-1783,1785-1789,1792-1795,1810

Speeches by representativesOlcay, O. S!PV.1771,1772,1779-1783,1785-1789,

1792-1795,1810

UGANDA

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1800

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UNION OF OOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV.1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1771, 1779-1783, 1785-1789, 1792,

1793,1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV. 1791Iran and Iraq S/PV.1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1767-1769, 1774, 1799,

1809Namibia questien S/PV.1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

SjPV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1806UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

Speeches by representativesMalik, Y.A. S!PV.1761, 1765, 1767, 1769, 1770,1774,

1776,1788,1789,1791-1793,1795,1799,1806,1809,1810

Ovinnikov, R. S. S!PV.1812Safronchuk, V. S. S/PV. 1767, 1768, 1771,1778-1783,

1785-1788

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

Iran and Iraq S/PV.1763South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1801

Speeches by representativesHumaidan, A. S!PV. 1763, 1801

UNITED KINGDOM

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1771, 1779-1783, 1785, 1786, 1788,

1789,1792-1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S!PV.1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV. 1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1767, 1774, 1799, 1809Namibia question S/PV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1808UN: Members: admission SjPV. 1776, 1778, 1791

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA: PRESIDENT(Jackson, R. E.)

Namibia question S/PV. 1811

INDEX TO SPEECHES

UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

BaDgladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1772, 1781, 1785, 1788, 1789, 1792,

1794,1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV.-1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV. 1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1767, 1769, 1774, 1799,

1809Namibia question S/PV.1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1808UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

Speeches by representativesBoohBooh, J.R. S/PV.1761,1769,1772,1774,1809Efon, V. S/PV.1767Mvogo-Enama, A. S/PV. 1778, 1792, 1794, 1795Njine, M. S/PV. 1765, 1770, 1776, 1781, 1785, 1788,

1789,1791,1799,1808,1810,1812

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1803

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Bangladesh: admission to UN S/PV. 1776Cyprus situation S/PV.1772, 1779-1783, 1785, 1788, 1789,

1792-1795,1810France: President (Pompidou, G.): tribute to S/PV.1765Grenada: admission to UN S/PV. 1778Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV. 1791Iran and Iraq S/PV. 1770Middle East situation S/PV.1765, 1769, 1773, 1774, 1799,

1809Namibia question S/PV. 1812Security Council: languages, working: inclusion of Chinese

S/PV.1761',: South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1808

UN: Members: admission S/PV. 1776, 1778, 1791

1[;

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (continued)

UPPER VOLTA

Namibia question S/PV. 1811South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1804

YUGOSLAVIA

Cyprus situation S/PV. 1780, 1789Guinea-Bissau: admission to UN S/PV.1791South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1800UN: Members: admission S/PV.1791

ZAIRE

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV.1797

ZIMBABWE AFRICAN NATIONAL UNION: REPRESEN­TATIVE (Mukono, N.)

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1806

ZIMBABWE AFRICAN PEOPLES UNION: REPRESEN­TATIVE (Silundika, T. G. )

South Africa: representation in UN S/PV. 1804

Numerical List of Documents

NO TE: Documents republished in the supplements to theOfficial Records are markedwith asterisks as follows:

(.) Documents included in the Supplement for January, February and March1974

( •• ) Documents included in the Supplement for April, May and June 1974

( ••• ) Documents included in the Supplement for July, August and September1974

( •••• ) Documents included in the Supplement for October, November andDecember 1974

General Series

S/11056/Add.7 (*) & Corr.l

8-11 (*)12 (*) & Corr. 113, 14 (*)

11057/Add. 191, 192 (*)193194-199 (*)200201-204 (*)205,206207,208 (*)209-211212,213 (*)214215 (*)216,217218,219 (*)220221,222 (*)223224-226 (*)227228 (*)229230-232 (*)233234,235 (*)236237,238 (.)239240,241 (*)242243 (*)244245 (*)246247 (*)248249 (.)250251 (*)252253 (*)254-256257,258 (*)

Council Documents

General Series (continued)

S/11057/Add. (continued)259-262263,264 (*)265266,267 (.)268269 (.)270271-273 (.)274275 (.)276,277278 (*)279280,281 (*)282283,284 (*)285286-289 (*)290291,292 (*)293,294295-297 (*)298-300301,302 (*)303304,305 (*)306307 (*)308-310311-318 t*)319320-322 (*)323324 (*)325326,327 (.)328-344345-351 (.)352353 (*)354,355356-358 (.)359360-366 (*)367

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS

General Series (continued)

S/11057/Add. (continued)368-383 (.)384-521 (••)522-543 (•••)544-565 (.*.*)

11166/Add.1-311176,11177 (.)11178 & Add. 1, 211178/Rev.1 (SCOR, 29th year, special suppl. no.2

& 2A)11179 (.)1118011180/Rev.1 (.)11181-11184 (.)11185 & Add. 1-38; Add. 39-42/Rev.l, Add. 43-51 (••••)11186 (.)1118711188-11191 (.)11192,1119311194-11197 (.)11198 & Add. 1 (.)11199-11206 (.)11207, 1120811209 (.)11210-1121211213-11220 (*)1122111222-11246 (.)1124711248 & Add. 1-5 (••), Add. 6, 7 (•••)11249 (••)1125011251, 11252 (••)1125311254-11258 (••)11259 (••) (& Corr.1, Russian only)11260-1126211263-11271 (*.)1127211273, 11274 (••)1127511276-11279 (*.)1128011281-11284 (**)1128511286-11288 (**)11289 (**) & Corr. 111290-11298 (**)1129911300 (*.)1130111302 & Add. 1, 2 (.*), Add. 3 (***)1130311304 (••)11305 & Rev. 111306, 11307 (**)1130811309 (*.)11310 & Add. 1,2 (••), Add. 3 (••*), Add. 4 (••••)11311-11314 (••)1131511316 (.)1131711318 (••)11319 (••) (& Corr.1, English only)11320-11326 (**)

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General Series (continued)

S/11327-11337 (•••)1133811339-11344 (**.)1134511346 & Rev. 1 (***)11347-11349 (**.)1135011351,11352 (*••)11353 & Add. 1-33 (*••)11354-11362 (*.*)1136311364-11368 (***)1136911370,11371 (***)1137211373, 11374 (***)1137511376-11391 (***)1139211393-11396 (***)1139711398-11401 (.*.)1140211403-11414 (.**)1141511416-11447 (***)1144811449 (***)11449/Rev.l11450 & Rev. 1 (***)11450/Rev. 211451-11456 (***)1145711458-11462 (***)1146311464-11467 (.**)11468 & Add. 1,2 (**.), Add. 3,4 (••••)11469-11478 (•••)1147911480-11487 (.**)11488 & Add. 1 (*.*), Add. 2 (••••)11489-11521 (***)11522, 1152311524 (***)1152511526-11557 (••**)11558 (****) & Corr. 111559-11588 (****)

Agenda Serjll§.

S/Agenda/1761-17641765 & Rev. 11766-17681769 & Rev. 11770-17801781 & Rev. 11782-17841785 & Rev. 11786-17921793 & Rev. 117941795 & Rev. 11796-1812

Information Series

S/INF/29 & Add. 1

Communications (Limited distribution)

S/NC/210-214

Meeting Records

S/PV. 1761-1812

ResolUtions

S/RES/345-366 (1974)

LIST OF DOCUMENTS

Security Council Committee Established inPursuance of Resolution 253 0968)

concerning the Question of Southern Rhodesia

Meeting Records

S/AC.15/SR.183-227

(Meeting records for participants only)

Security Council Committee on theAdmission of New Members

Meeting Records

siC. 2/SR. 44-46

(Meeting records for participants only)

Supplements to Official Records

Supplement for January, February, March 1974

Supplement for April, May, June 1974 (To be issued)

Supplement for July, August, September 1974 (To beissued) --

Supplement for October, November, December 1974 (Tobe issued) -

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Special Supplement No. 2A: Sixth report of the SecurityCouncil Committee Established in Pursuance ofResolution 253 (1968) concerning the Question ofSouthern Rhodesia. Sep 1974. iii, 208 p., tables.(S/11178/Rev.l, Annex VI, appendix ID). Photo­offset. $U. S. 6.00 (or equivalent in other curren­cies).

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