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GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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Ninth special session - 1978

Tenth special session 1978

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Introduction . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . 33

Agenda . • • • • • • • • • • . • • e • • • • • • • • • • 35

Subject Index . • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 36

Index to Speeches . • • • • • • • • 0 • 0 • • • • 0 • 43

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;NINTH SPECIAL SESSION

ErGHTH SPECIAL SESSION

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TENTH SPECIAL SESSION

Introduction

Agenda . • . . • • • • • .

Subject Index

rrtdex to Speeches

Numerical List of Documents

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Agenda • • . • • • • • . . . • • • • • . . •

Index to Speeches .•••••...•••Q

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,I 1. This index, prepared by the Documentation Services;j Division of the I)ag Hammarskjold Library at United Nations

1.j Headquarters, is a bibliographical guide to the documenta­1 tion and proceedings of the eighth, ninth and tenth special1 sessions of the General Assembly, including their sessional

Main and Ad Hoc Committees that met during the sessions.

ARRANGEMENT

,; 2. The index consists of the follOWing parts for each ses-sion:

(a) Introduction, including liflt of officers and check­lists of meetlrigs of the General Assembly and its commit­tees;

(b) Agenda, with reference to the relevant subjectheadings usea in part (c);

(c) SUbject index. SUbjects are arranged alphabeti-cally, with. reference to the documentation, discussion, anddisposition of each item. Agenda item numbers are indicatedin parentheses following the subject headings. Names ofdelegations are noted in parentheses following the meetingnumber Whenever statements are made on a subject notscheduled as ~n agenda item or on a subject referred to inthe general debate in plenary me~tings;

(d) Index to sneeches. Speeches and statements byrepresentatives arested in alphabetical order by countryor organization, Bubdivid!Jdby subject. discussed and by nam~

of speaker, with an indication of the meeting at which thespeech was made. Addresses of Heads of State are Jistedunder the name of the country they represent followed bytheir title and name. Non-procedural remarks by the Pres­ident of the C-eneral Assembly and other officers are includ-

I ed. statements by chairmen and rapporteurs of committeesare included when they presented or e~lained the reportsof their committees in plenary meetings. statements andspeeches made by private individuals :representing an orga.­nization to which a hearing was granted are listed under thename of the organization. statements made by officers ofthe United Nations Secretariat are listed under the name ofthe office or department they represented;

\1 (e) Numerical list of documents, arranged by docu-I ment symbols:- This list also contatns information as to the! republication of mimeographed documents in printed Official'1 Records;1i~

1 (f) Voting chart of resolutions adopted by recorded.~ or roll-call vote is proVided as an annex. voHrig is given~ only for those resolutions which were adopted in plenary by~ recorded or roll-call votes.~II

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AVAILABILITY Or DOCUMENtS

3. In response to the views expressed in the FUth Com­mittee, during prior consideration of the item on pubUca­tlmls and documentation, that the existing series of docu­ments and meetings had reached such high figures as to bedifficult to handle, it has been decided that documents andmeeting records for the thirty-first and subsequent sesslonsof the General Assembly would be numbel"ed in separateseries by sesslon, and not consecutively as hitherto. As faras symbol series are concerned, the session will be givl!nin the symbol In Arablc numerals immediately following theindication of the body concerned, while the final element willgive the serial number within the particular serles con'"cerned. For example, A/S-I0/10 is the tenth in the serlesof main documents for the General Assembly at its tenthspecial sessicm an~ A/S-I0/AC.l/L.16 is the sixteenth inthe serles I)f limited distribution documents for the Ad HocCommittee at that session. The numberlng of meetuigs hasbeen adjusted in a similarway• Thus the first plenary meet­ing of the eighth special session of the General AS3emblybears the symbol A/S-8/PV.1, wh11e the record of the thirdIi'\eeting of t~e Ad Hoc Committee of the ninth special ses­sion is cited as A!S-9!AC. 1/SR.3.

The General Assembly in resoluUon 3415 (XXX) ap­proved a set of criteria for the provision of meeting recordsof United Nations bodies. In accordance with these criteria,the summary records of the Flfth Committee (eighth specialsession) and of the Ad Hoc Committees (ninth and tenth spe­cit!.l sessions) will be issued in only one form (as OfficialRt1Cords of the General Assembly), and will cover aU diS­cussions, whether substantive or procedural. Correctionsto these meeting records will be included in one sessionalFascicle for each of the Committees, covering all meetings.The verbatim records of the plenary meetings of the GeneralAssembly will continue to be issued initially in provisionalmimeographed form for Umited distribution, and later forgeneral distribution in corrected printed form as OfiicialRecords.

Of the other documents, a few appear as printed s;-lements to the Official Records (a fact always noted in s

in ex, and the rest are issued iri mimeographed form. Someof these, such as the reports of committees on various agen­da items, are subsequently printed in the Annexes to theOfficial Records. Resolutions adopted by the General As­sembly, first issued in mimeographed form, are collectedin printed Su~Plements to the Official Records of each ses­sion. After etr repubUcation in ~'he Official Records, pro­visional mimeographed documents are no longer available.See pages 12, 29 and 56 for lists of documents of each ses­sion.

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General Assembly, Of:ft.cla1Reccrds, eighth, ninthor tenth special session:

Meeting ••• (specify plenary or committee meetingnumberl for summary or verbatim record tlselcles.

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Sessional Fascicle.. 0 (one for each of the MaInCommIttees, conEiliiing corrigendum to meetings).

List of Delegations

Checklist of Documents

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ACABQ

ACC

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AMS

Art.

B)'elorussian SSR

CCD

chap., chaps.

CMEA

Corr.

CPC

Cttee

Dept.

ECA

ECE

ECLA

ECWA

EEC

ESCAP

ESCOR

FAO

FRETILIN

GAOR

IAEA

IBRD

ICAO

ICJ

ICSAB

IDA

IDB

iFAD

ILO

IMCO

IMF

ITU

JIU

NGO, NGOs

OAS

OAU

OECD

para., paras.

PLO

A.dvisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions

Administrative Committee on Co-ordination

Addendum (Addenda)

Administrative Management Service

Artlcle(s)

Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic

Conference of the Committee on Disarmament

chapter(s)

Council for Mutual Economic Assistance

Corrigendum (Corrigenda)

Committee for Programme and Co-ordination

Committee

Department

Economic Commission for Africa

Economic Commission for Europe

Economic Commission for Latin America

Economic Commission for Western Asia

European Economic Community

Economic and Social Commission f01r Asia and the Pacific

Economic and Social Council Official Records

Food and Agriculture Organization clf the United Nations

Frente Revolucionaria de Timor Lest'3 Independen.te

General Assembly Official Records

International Atomic Ene:rgy Agency

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

International Civil Aviation Organization

International Court of Justice

International Civil Service Advisory Board

International Development Association

Industrial Development Board

International Fund for Agricultural Development

International Labour Organisation

Inter-governmental Maritime Consultative Organization

International Monetary Fund

International Telecommunication Union

Joint Inspection Unit

Non-governmental organization(s)

Organization of American states

Organization of African Unity

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development

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Palestine Liberation Organization

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TCOR

TDB

Ukra1n1an SSR

UN

UNCITRAL

UNCTAD

UNCURK

UNDOF

UNDP

UNOOO

UNEF

UNEP

UNESCO

UNFICYP

UNFPA

UNHCR

UNICEF

UNIDO

UNIS

UNITAR

United Kingdom

United states

UNRWA

UNTSO

UPU

USSR

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WFP

WHO

WIPO

WMO

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resolution(s)

Revision

Security Council

Security Council Official Records

section(s)

session

supplement number

South West Africa People's Organization

Trusteeship Council

Trusteeship Coun~llOfflcial Records

Trade and Development Board

Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic

United Nations

United Nations Commission on Int~mational Trade Law

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

United Nations Commission for the UnUlcation and RehabiUta-tion of Korea

United Nations Disengagement Observer Force

United Nations Development Programme

Of1lce of the United Nations DlE;aster Relief Co-ordinator

United Nations Emergency Force

United Nations Environment Programme

United Nations Educational, ScientUlc and Cultural Organiza-. tion

United Nations Peace-koeping Force in Cyprus

United Nations Fund for Population ActivitleB

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

United Nations Children's Fund

United Nations Industrial Development Organization

United Nations International School

United Nations Institute for Training and Research

United Kingdom of G:reat Britain and Northern Ireland

United states of America

United ;Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refu­gees in tbt, Near East

United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Palestine

Universal Postal Union

Union of So".1et Socialist RepubUcs

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World Food Programme

World Health Organization

World Intellectual Property Organization

World Meteorological Organization

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Plenary (eighth, ninth and tenth special sessions)(series A/S-8/PV., A/S-9/PV. and A/S-l0/PV. )

lilfth Committee (eighth special session)(series A/S-S/C. 5/SR.)

INDEX TO PROCEEDjfNGS

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Introduction

The eighth special session of the General Assembly was held at the United NationsHeadquarters in New York on 20 and 21 April 1978.

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FIFTH COMMITTEE(Symbol A/C. 5/S-8/SR.-)

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

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Meeting

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PLENARY MEETINGS(Symbol A/S-8/PV.-)

Checkiist of M••tings

Rule. of Procedure

Re.olution. and Deci.ions

The Rules of Procedure of the General Assembly, asamended up to ,31 December 1977, were in effect during the8th special 8e8sion (documents A/520/Rev.12 (Sales No.E. 74.1.6) & Rev. 12/Amend. 1 and 2).

Reeolutions and decisions of the 8th special session arecollected in document A/S-8/10 (GAOR, 8th special sess.,Suppl. No.1).

Resolutions and decisions are also listed in the SubjectIndex, under the heading: G-eneral Assembly: resolutionsand decisions, p. 5.

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5th Committee (Administrative and Budgetary Committee):Chairman: Mr. Morteza Talieh (Iran) elected at the 1st

plenary meetingVice-Chairmen: Mr. Rudolf Schmidt (Germany (Federal

Republic» and Mr. Oswaldo Gamboa (Venezuela)elected at the 1st m.eeting of the 5th Cttee

Rapporteur: Mr. Peter G. Belyaev (Byelorussian SSR)elected at the 1st meeting of the 5th Cttee

Secretary: Mr. Jamshid Anvar

First Committee (Political and Security Committee):Chairman: Mr. Frank Edmund Boaten (Ghana) elected at

the 1st plenary meeting

2nd Commictee (Economic and Financial Committee):Chairman: Mr. Peter Jankowitsch (Austria) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

6th Committee (Legal Committee):Chairman: Mr. Alvaro Bonilla (Colombia) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

3rd Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Commit­tee):

Chairman: Miss Marcella Martinez (Jamaica) elected atthe 1st plenary meeting

President: Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia) elected at the1st plenary meeting

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4th Committee (Trusteeship Committee):Chairman: Mr. Taher AI-Hussamy (Syrian Arab Republic)

elected at the 1st plenary meeting

Vice-Presidents: Representatives of China, Cyprus, Demo­cratic Yemen, Denmark, Ecuador, France, Gabon,Guatemala, Indonesia, Lesotho, Madagascar, Nether­lands, Peru, Sierra Leone, USSR, United Kingdom andUnited States elected at the 1st plena/l"Y meeting

Credentials Committee:Chairman: Mr. Narendra Singh (1"iji) elected at the

1st meetingSecretary: Mr. Raymond Sommereyns

, Special Political Committee:ChaIrman: Mr. Slegtried Zachmann (German Democratic

Republic) elected at the 1st plenary meeting

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Agenda

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

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1. Opening of the session by the Chairman of the delega-tion of Yugoslavia

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: opening of session

2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: prayer or Iileditation

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Election of the President of the General Assembly

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: President election

Organization of the session

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3. . Credentials of representatives to the .eighth specialsession of the General Assembly

(a) Appointment of the members of the Creden­tials Committee

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMITTEES:- Credentials Committee: appointment

(b) Report of the Credentials Committee

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Members: repre-- sentatlves: credentials

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6. Adoption of the agenda

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: agenda

7. Financing of the United Nations Interim Force inLebanon

See MIDDLE EAST SITUATION: United NationsInterim Force in Lebanon: financing

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Subject Index

Resolutions (A/RES/S-B/1 and 2) and decisions (S-S/l1­14 and 21) adopted during the session

For discussion see under subject as follows (agendaitem numbers in parentheses):

- - resolutions and decisions

DocumentsA/S-8!IO (GAOR, 8th spec. sess., Suppl. No.1)

Resolutions and decisions adopted by the Gen­eral Assembly during its 8th special session

A/INF/S-8/1 secretary-General. Note transmit­ting list of resolutions and text of decisionsadopted

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dentials Cttee: appointment(3 (a»

General Assembly: Members:representatives: credentials(3 (b»

General Assembly: organizationof work (5)

General Assembly: President:election (4)

General Assembly: Vice-Presi­dents: election (5)

Middle East situation: UN InterimForce in Lebanon: financing (7)

DEC/S-8/13,14

RES/S-S/1

DEC/S-8/14

RES/S-S/2

DEC/S-8/nDEC/S-8/13

DEC/S-B/ll

DEC/S-8/12

-- Vice-Presidents: election (agenda item 5)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-B/PV.1The Assembly decided without vote that the Vice­

Presidents of the 32nd session would serve inthe same capacity at the Sth special session.The following Member States were thereforeelected Vice-Presidents as decision S-S/14:China, Cyprus, Democratic Yemen, Denmark,Ecuador, France, Gabon, Guatemala, indo­nesia, Lesotho, Madagascar, Netherlands,Peru, Sierra Leone, USSR, United Kingdomand United States

GENERAL ASSEMBLY (continued)-- prayer or meditation (agenda item 2)

Rule 62 of the rules of procedure of the GeneralAssembly

A minute of silence dedicated to prayer or meditationwas observed at the 1st and 2nd plenary meetings

-- President~ election (agenda item 4)

Oral proposal by the representative of Bolivia that theAssembl.y elect the President of the 32nd ses­sion, Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia) as Presi­dent of the Sth special session was approvedwithout vote at the 1st plenary meeting as deci­sion S-8/12

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-- Members: representatives: credentials (agenda item 3 (b))Rule 28 of the rules of procedure of the General As­sembly

Discussion in Credential.s Cttee: Meeting 1 (Meetingrecord not issued)

A/S-8/8 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-8/PV .2- Drilt resolution in A/S-8/B, approving the report

of the Credentials Cttee, adopted without voteas resolution S-8/1

-- officers: election

Bee General Assembly: Committees: Chairman: elec-- tion

General Assembly: President: electionGeneral Assembly: Vice-Presidents: electionIntroduction (p. 3) for a complete list of officers

-- organization of work (agenda item 5)

DocumentsA/s-8/2 ~creta.ry-General. Note on organiza­

tion of the session (includes text of noteverbl\le sent to all Member States)

Discussion in p'1eJary: Meeting A/S-8/PV . 1The Assembly ecided without vote that the Vice­

Presidents and Chairmen of the Main Ctteeswho were elected at the 32nd session, wouldcontinue in the same posts for the Sth specialllIesslon as decisions s-8/13 and 14

See Introduction (p. 3) for a complete list of officers

-- opening of session (agenda item 1)

The session was declared open at the 1st plenarymeeting by the Temporary President, Mr. LazarMoJsov (Yugoslavia)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY-- agenda (agenda item 6)

DocumentsA/s-8/1/Rev. 1 Provisional agenda of the 8th spe­

eial sessionA/S~8/5 Annotated provisional agenda of the 8th

special sessionA/S-8/7 Agenda as adopted by the Assembly at its

1st plenary meeting

DIscussion 10 PlenaaI: Meeting A/s-8/pv.lProVlSlonil agen In A/S-8/l/Rev.l was approved

without vote and agenda item 7 was allocatedto the 5th Cttee as decision S-8/21

-- closing of session

The PreBident declared the session closed at the 2ndplenary meeting

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

See General Assembly: Committees: Credentials Com-- mittee

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMITTEES- - Chairmen: election (agenda item 5)

Discussion in Plenar~: Meeting A/S-O/PV .1The Assembly dec ded without vote that the Chail'­

men of the Main Cttees who were elected atthe 32nd session would continue in the sameposts for the Oth special session as decisionS-8/13. It was furthbr decided that in theabsence of a Chairman of a Main Cttee, hewould be replaced by another member of hisdelegation

See Introduction (p. 3) for a complete list of officers

-- Credentials Committee: appointment (agenda item 3 (a»Rule 28 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly

On the proposal of the Temporary President, Mr. LazarMojsov (Yugoslavia), the same mem,bers as thoseappointed at the 32nd regular session were ap­pointed without objection at the 1st meeting as deci­sion S-O/l1: Canada, China, Ecuador, Fiji, Mada­gascar, Nepal, Nigeria, USSR and United States

-- Credentials Committee: report A/S-8/8

See General Assembly: Members: representatives:- credentials for discussion

-- 5th Committee: officers: election

Discussion in 5th Cttee: Meeting A/C. 5/S-0/SR.l

-- 5th Committee: organizatiQn of work

Discussion in 5th Cttee: Meeting A/C. 5/S-8/SR. 1

-- 5th Committee: report A/S-0/9

See Middle East situati(\n: United Nations InterimForce in Lebanon: financing for discussion

MIDDLE EAST SITUATION-- United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon: financing (agen-

da item 7)General Assembly resolution 32/214Security Councll resolutions 425 (1978) and 426 (1978)

DocumentsA!S-8/3 (& Carr .1, Russian only) Secretary-Gen­

eral. Report (annen includes cost estimates,19 Mar - 18 Sep 1978)

A/S-0/4 ACABQ. ReportA/C.5/S-8/L.l Argentina, Austria, Denmark,

Finland, France, Ghana, Iceland, Ireland,Italy, Ivory Coast, Lebanon, Nepal, Norway,Portugal and Sweden. Draft resolution

Discussion in 5th Cttee: Meetings A/C. 5/S-8/SR.I-3A/S-B!9 Report

Discussion in PlenarJi: Meeting A/S-8/PV .2Draft resolution A/S-8/9, deciding to appropriate

funds for the operation of UNIFIL for the peri­od 19 Mar - 18 Sep 1978 and on apportionmentof this financing, adopted (99-14-0) by recordedvote as resolution S-8/2

UNITED NATIONS- - budget: contributions: scale of assessments

DocumentsA/S-8/6 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Apr, in­

forming of States which are in arrears oftheir contributions within the terms of Art. 19of the Charter

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-8/PV.l

UNITED NATIONS INTERIM FORCE Hi LEBANON- - financing

See Middle East situation: United Nations InterimForce in Lebanon: financing

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Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebp..non: finan­cing V: 1

ALBANIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 2

Speeches ~~representativeBaleta, . Plen: 2; V: 2

ALGERIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 2

Speeches by representativeBouayad-Agha, F. Plen: 2; V: 2

ARGENTINA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

~eech by representativeFigueroa, G. E. Plen: 2

AUSTRALIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 3

Speech by representativeHart, J .R. V: 3

AUS1RIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 2

Speech by r(fresentativeortiier, . V: 2

BANGLADESH

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeKhan, A.R. Plen: 2

BENIN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativeHoungavou, P. H. Plen: 2; V: 3

BOLIVIA

General Assembly: President: election Plen: 1

Speech by representativeRolon Anaya, M. Plen: 1

BULGARIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesKostov, D. Plen: 2Minchev, Y. V: 3

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by rtiresentativeDolguchi ,L.A. Plen: 2

CANADA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 1

Speech by representativeBarton, W.R. V: 1

CHINA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches b~ representativesHaing, . Y. V: 3Lai, Y. L. Plen: 2

CUBA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeRoa Xouri, R. Plen: 2

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeHi"cki, z. Plen: 2

DEMOCRATIC YEMEN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by reaxesentativeBi-Issa, A. .A. Plen: 2; V: 3

DENMARK

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 1

Speech bl representativeUl1'ic sen, W. V: 1

ECUADOR

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 3

Speech by representativeAlbornoz, M. V: 3

EGYPT

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeAbdel Meguid, A. E. Plen: 2

FRANCE

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeLeprette, J. Plen: 2

'GENERAL ASSEMBLY: PRESIDENT (Mojsov, L.)

General Assembly:agenda Plen: 1closmg statement Plen: 2Members: representatives: credentials Plen: 2opening statement Plen: 1organization of work Plen: 1, 2Vice-Presidents: election Plen: 1

General Assembly; Committees:Chairmen: elecu..."n Plen: 1Credentials Cttee: appointment Plen: 1

UN: bUdget: contributions: scale of assessments Plen: 1,2

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: 5th COMMITTEE: CHA~RMAN(Talieh, M.)

General Assembly: Committees:5th CUee: officers: election V: 15th Cliee: orlS'anization of work V: 1

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: 5th COMMITTEE: RAPPORTEUR(Belyaev, P. G.)

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 2

Speeches by representativesFlorin, P. Plen: 2Richter, G. V: 2

GHANA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 3

Speech by representativeSekyi, C.K. V: 3

GREECE

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativePapoulias, G. Plen: 2

HUNGARY

Middle East situation: UN Inter ~~ Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by represertativeHollai, I. Plen: 2

INDONESIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

~9ch by representativeb'Uwondo, P. S. Plen: 2

mAN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 3

Speech by representativeShemirani, J. V: 3

IRAQ

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ISRA

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INDEX TO SPEECHES(8th speclal session)

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Middle East sih,ation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

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Speeches by representativesKhalef, G. F. V: 3Kubba, B. S. Plen: 2

ISRAEL

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesHerzog, C. Plen: 2Lador, M. V: 3

JAPAN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 1

Speeches by representativesAbe, I. Plen: 2Akashi, Y. V: 1

JORDAN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

~eech by representativeNuseibeh, H. Plen: 2

KUWAIT

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesAI- Zaid, A.1!'. V: 3Bishara, A. Y. Plen: 2

LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon.: fina:'1­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativeSouthichak, B.O. Plen: 2; V: 3

LEBANON

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 1

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Speeches by representativeKikhia, M.R. Plen: 2; V: 3

MALAYSIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

§peech by representativeZaiton, I. Plen: 2

MALTA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon.: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeGauci, V.J. Plen: 2

MAURITANIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeKane, M. Plen: 2

MONGOLIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesPuntsagnorov, T, Plen: 2Tsiyregzen, B. V: 3

MOROCCO

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeZaimi, M. S. Plen: 2

NEPAL

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 2

Speech by representativeLohani, M. P. V: 2

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SENEGALNORWAY

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V: 1-3

~eeches by representatives• •Aigard, 0.· V: 1Vraalsen, T.E. V: 2,3

PAKISTAN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 2

Speeches by representativesHyder, K.H. Plen: 2Kemal, A. V: 2

PALESTINE LIBERAnON ORGANIZATION

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeTerzi, Z. L. Plen: 2

POLAND

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

~,eches by repl'eSentativ6sAbraszewski, A. V: 3Jaroszek, H. Plen: 2

PORTUGAL

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeFutscher Pereira, V. Plen: 2

QATAR

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan-, cing Plen: 2

Speech by representatiYeJamal, J. Y. Plen: 2

ROMANIA

Middle East situatl.'Jn: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesDatcu, 1. Plen: 2Goritza, I. V: 3

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Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeFall, M. Plen: 2

SRI LANKA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeFonseka, I. B. Plen: 2

SUDAN

Middle East situation:UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeMedani, N. Plen: 2

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Middle East situation: UN Intp-rim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesAI-Hussau,Y, T. Plen: 2Hamzah, H.M. V: 3

TURKEY

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by re~resentative

Unaydin, . Plen: 2

UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeMartynenko, V. N. Plen: 2

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

~ches by representatives~;.'okine, Y. E. V: 3Troyanovsky, O.A. Plen: 2

UNITED ARAB E:

Middle East situacing V: 2

§]eech by reElAI-Najjar,

UNITED REPUBI

Middle East situacing Plen:

Speech by reployono, F.1

UNITED STATES

Middle East siblacing Plen:

Speeches bi r«Young, .

VIETNAM

INDEX TO SPEECHES(8th special session)

UNITED ARAB EMmATES

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing V~ 2

~ech by representativeAI-Najjar, A. V: 2

UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speech by representativeoyono, F. L. Plen: 2

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 1

Speeches bI representativeYoung, . Plen: 2; V: 1

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Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen~ 2; V~ 3

Speeches by representativesell bliillBa V: 3Pham Duong Plen: 2

YEMEN

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2

Speecb~resentativeAI- aaa, A.A. Plen: 2

YUGOSLAVIA

Middle East situation: UN Interim Force in Lebanon: finan­cing Plen: 2; V: 3

Speeches by representativesMujezinovta, D. V: 3Petl'it!, J. Plen: 2

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Numerical List of Documents

NOTE: Information as to republication of mimeographed documents in printed fascicles of An­nexes to the Official Records was not complete at the time of publication of this Index. Informa­tion which was available appears in parentheses after the symbol; e. g. A/s-8/4 (agenda item 7)indicates that th.is document is republished in the fascicle for agenda item 7 in the Official Rec­ords of the General Asoembly, 8th special session, Annexes. Documents issued as &1p'plementsof the General Assembly are so indicated.

Plenary

General Series

A/s-811/Rev.123 (& Corr .1, Russian only)4 (agenda item 7)5-78 (agenda item 3)9 (agenda item 7)

10 (GAOR, 8th special sess., Suppl. No.1)

Information Series

AIINFIS-8/1

Resohaions and Decisions

A/RES/s-8/1 and 2 (issued separately) and decisions s-8111-14 and 21 (issued in AIINF/S-8/1) are collected inA/s-8/10 (GAOR, 8th special sess., Suppl. No.1)

Plena ry (continued)

Verbatim Records

A/s-8/pv .1,2

Fifth Committee

Limittd S6ies

A/e.5/S-8/L.l

Summan' Records

A/e.5/S-8/SR.1-3Sessional Fascicle (GAOR) (includes corrigendum to meet­

ings)

No.1

Supplements to Official Records

Resolutions and decisions adopted by the GeneralAssembly during its 8th special session, 20-21 Ap';1978. Aug 1978. iii, 7 p. (A/S- 8110). Printed.$U. S. 1. 00 (or equivalent in other currencies).

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Meeting

Meeting

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Rules of Procedure

AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 9TH SPECIAL SESSION(Symbol A/S-9/AC. l/SR. -)

(No meeting record issued)

Checklist of Meetings

PLENARY(Symbol A/S-9/PV.-)

Resolutions and Decisions

Meeting Date, 1978 Meeting Date, 19'78

1 (opening) 24 Apr 9 28 Apr2 24 Apr 10 28 Apr3 25 Apr 11 1 May4 25 Apr 12 1 May5 26 Apr 13 2 May6 26 Apr 14 2 May7 2'7 Apr 15 (closing) 3 May8 27 Apr

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

Resolutions and decisions of the 9th special session arecollected in document A/S-9/13 (GAOR, 9th special sess.,Suppl. No.2).

Resolutions and decisions are also listed in the SubjectIndex, under the heading: General Assembly: resolutionsand decisions, pp.17, 18.

The Rules 0]; Procedure of the General Assembly, asamended up to ~11 December 197'7, were 1n effect during the9th special session (documents A/520/Rev.12 (Sales No.E. '74. I. 6) & Rev. 12/Amend. 1 and 2).

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Officers

IntroductionThe ninth special session of the General Assembly was held at the United Nations

Headquarters in New York from 24 April to 3 May 19'78.A list of members of delegations to the sesslon is contained in document S'l'/SG/

SER. C/L. 5'70.

Ad Hoc Committee:Chairman: Miss Gwendoline C. Konie (Zambia) elected

at the 1st plenary meetingVice-Chairmen: Mr. Fathih Khaouane Bouayad-Agha

(Algeria), Mr. Rikhi Jaipal (India), Mr. FranciscoCuevas Cancino (Mexico) and Mr. Salim AhmedsaUm (United Republic of Tanzania) elected at the1st meeting of the Ad Hoc Cttee

Rapporteur: Mr. Petre Vlasceanu (Romania) elected atthe 1st meeting of the Ad Hoc Cttee

Secretary: Mr. Myles MinchiD

6th Committee (Legal Committee)Chairman: Mr. Alvaro Bonilla (Colombia) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

Credentials Committee:Chairman: Mr. Narendra Singh (Fiji) elected at the 1st

meetingSecretary: Mr. Raymond Sommereyns

1st Committee (Political and Security Committee):Chairman: Mr. Frank Edmund Boaten (Ghana) elected at

1st plenary meeting

S cial Political Committee:Chairman: Mr. Sie ried Zachmann (German Democratic

Republic) elected at the 1st plenary meeting

President: Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia) elE~cted at the1st plenary meeting

Vice-Presidents: Representatives of China, Cyprus, Demo­cratic Yemen, Denmark, Ecuador, Fran(~e, Gabon,Guatemala, Indonesia, Lesotho, Madagas1car" Nether­lands, Peru, Sierra Leone, USSR, United Kingdom andUnited States elected at the 1st plenary me1eting

2nd Committee (Economic and' Financial Committee):- Chairman: Mr. Peter Jankowitsch (Austria) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

3rd Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural C()mmlt­tee):

Chairman: Miss Marcella Martinez (Jamaica) elel~ted atthe 1st plenary meeting

4th Committee (Trusteeship Committee):Chairman: Mr. Taher AI-Hussamy (Syrian Arab Republic)

elected at the 1st plenary meeting

I 5th Committee (Administrative and Budgetary Committee):Chairman: Mr. Morteza Talieh (Iran) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

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Agenda

NOTE: The words in capital letters following the title of !.die item, and Introduced by the word''See'', Indlcate the subject headings under whlch the related documentation Is Usted 1111 theSU1iTect Index.

AD HOC

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2.

3.

Opening of the session by the Chairman of the Jelega­tion of Yugoslavia

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: opening of session

Minute of silent prayer or meditation

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: prayer or meditation

Credentials of representatives to the ninth special ses­sion of the General Ass~mbly

(a) Appointment of the members of the Creden­tials Committee

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMITTEES:Credentials Committee: appointment

(b) Report of the Credentials Committee

see GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Members: repre-- sentatives: credentials

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5.

6.

7.

Election of the President of the General Assembly

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: President election

Organization of the session

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: organization of work

Adoption of the agenda

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: agenda

Question of Namibia

See NAMIBIA QUESTION

AFRICA-- foreil

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GENERA-- agend:

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Subject Index

AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 9TH SPECIAL SESSION

See General Assembly: Committees: Ad Hoc Committee

AFRICA•• foreign intervention and subversion in

Statements in Plenary: Meeting A/S-9/PV. 8 (China,USSR)

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

See General Assembly: Committees: Credentials Com­mittee

DECLARATION 0 N NAMIBIAu_ text General Assembly resolution S-9/2

See Namibia question for discussion

GABON: PRIME MINISTER (L~on M~biame)

.~ address before General Assembly A/S-9/PV. 5

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.- agenda (agenda item 6)

DocumentsA!S-9/1 Provisional agenda of the 9th special

sessionA/S-9/3 (& Corr.1, Russian only) UN Council for

Namibia: President. Letter, 4 Apr, trans­miUing recommendations of the UN Councilon organization of the 9th special session

A/S-9/5 Annotated provision.al agenda of the 9thspecial session

A/S-9/8/Rev.1 Agenda as adopted at the 1St ple~.nary meeting

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-9/PV . 1Provisional agenda in A/S-9/1 was approved with­

out vote as decision S-9/21Regarding the allocation of agenda item 7, the As­

sembly decided without vote to establish anAd Hoc Ct-tee as decision S-9/22

-- closing of session

The session was declared closed at the 15th plenarymeeting on 3 May 1978 by the President,Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia)

-- Members: representatives: credentials (agenda item 3(b»)Rule 28 of the rules of procedure of the GeneralAssembly -

Discussion in Credentials Cttee: Meeting 1 (Meetingrecord not issued)

A/8-9/10 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/8-9/PV. 15Draft resolution in A/8-9/10, approving the report

of the Credentials Cttee, adopted withoutvote as l.'esolution S-9/1

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GE;.NEML.ASSEMBIIY.(.continue.d)-- officers: election

See General Assembly: Committees: Chairmen: elec-- tion

General Assembly: President: electionGeneral Assembly: Vice-Presidents: electionIntroduction (p.15)for a complete list of officers

-- opening of session

The session was declared open at the 1st plenarymeeting on 24 Apr 1978 by the Temporary Presi­dent, Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia)

-- organization of work (agenda item 5)

DocumentsA!S-9!3 (& Corr.l, Russian only) UN Council for

Namibia: President. Letter, 4 Apr, trans­mitting recommendations of the UN Councilon organization of the 9th special session

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-9/PV. 1,2'The Assembly decided without vote at the 1st meet­

ing that the Vice-Presidents and Chairmen ofthe Main Cttees who were elected at the 32ndsession would continue in the same posts forthe 9th special session as decision S-9/13

The Assembly also decided without vote at its 1stmeeting to establish an Ad Hoc Cttee of the9th Special Session as decision S-9/21

See Introduction (p. 15) for a complete list ofofficers

-- prayer or meditation (agenda item 2)Rule 62 of the rules of procedure of the GeneralAssembly

A minute of silence dedicated to prayer or meditationwas observed at the 1st and 15th plenary meet­ings

-- President: election (agenda item 4)

Oral proposal by the representative of Zambia that theAssembly elect the President of the 32nd session,Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia) as President ofthe 9th special session waS approved withoutvote at the 1st plenary meeting as decision8-9/12

-- resolutions and decisions

DocumentsA!S-9!13 (GAOR, 9th spec. sess., Suppl. No.2)

Resolutions and decisions adopted by the Gen­eral Assembly during its 9th special session

A/INF/8-9/1 secretary-General. Note transmit­ting list of resolutions and text of decisionsadopted

Resolutions (A/RES/S-9/1 and 2) and decisions (S-9/11­15, 21 and 22) adopted during the session

For discussion see under subjbct as follows (agenda itemnumbers in parentheses):

SUBJECT INDEX(9th special session)

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DEC/S-9/21DEC/S-9/22

DEC/S-9/15

DEC/S-9/13

DEC/S-9/ll

RES/S-9/1

DEC/S-9/13 , 21

DEC/S-9/12

r~EC/S-9/14

RES/S-9/2

General Assembly: agenda (6)General Assembly: Cttees: Ad

Hoc Cttee: establishment­General Assembly: Cttees: Ad

Hoc Cttee: officers: electionGeneral Assembly: Cttees: Chair­

men: election (5)General Assembly: Cttees: Cr0­

dentials Cttee: app"" ntment(3 (a»

General Assembly: Members:representatives: f'xoedentials(3 (b»

General Assembly: organizationof work (5)

General Assembly: President:election (4)

General Assembly: Vice-Presi­dents: election (5)

Namibia question (7)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMITTEES (continued)-- Ad Hoc Committee: officers: election (continued)

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-9/PV.1,2The Assembly elected Miss Gwendoline C. Konie

(Zambia) as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Cttee byacclamation at the 1st meeting as decisionS-9/15

The Assembly also decided without vote at its 1stand 2nd meetings that the Ad Hoc Cttee wouldelect four vice-chairme ~~

see Introduction (p. 15) for a complete list of elected- officers

-- Ad Hoc Committee: organization of work

DocumentsA/S-9/AC.1/1 General Assembly: Ad Hoc Cttee:

Chairman. Note on organization of work

Discussion in Ad Hoc Cttee: Meetings A/S-9/AC. 1/SR.i,3,4

-- Ad Hoc Committee: report A/S-9/ll

See Namibia question for discussion

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! -- Vice-Presidents: election (agenda item 5)I

.. ~ Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-9/PV.l'. ! The Assembly decided without vote that the V,ice-

Presidents of the 32nd session would serve inthe same capacity at the 9th special session.The following Member States were thereforeelected Vice-Presidents as decision S-9/14:China, Cyprus, Democratic Yemen, Denmark,Ecuador, France, Gabon, Guatemala, Indo­nesia, Lesotho, Madagascar, Netherlands,Peru, Sierra Leone, USSR, United Kingdomand United States

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMIT1'EES- - Ad Hoc Committee: establishment

DocumentsA/S-9/3 (& Corr .1, Russian only) UN Council for

Namibia: President. Letter, 4 Apr, trans­mitting recommendations of the UN Councilon organization of the 9th special session(annex, para. 5)

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-9/PV .1,2The Assembly decided without vote at its 1st meet­

ing to establish an Ad Hoc Cttee of the 9thSpecial Session as decision S-9/22

The Assembly also decided without vote at its 1stand 2nd meetings that the Ad Hoc Cttee wouldelect four vice-chairmen

-- Ad Hoc Committee: officers: election

Discussion in Ad Hoc Cttee: Meeting A/S-9/AC.1/SR.l

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- - Chairmen: election (agenda item 5)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-9/PV . 1The Assembly decided without vote that the Chair­

men of the Main Cttees who were elected atthe 32nd session would continue in the sameposts for the 9th special session as decisionS-9/13. It was further decided that in theabsence of a Chairman of a Main Cttee, hewould be replaced by another member of hisdelegation

See Introduction (p.15)for a complete list of officers

-- Credentials Gummittee: appointment (agenda item 3 (a»Rule 28 of the rules of procedure of the GeneralAssembly

On a proposal of the Temporary President, Mr. LazarMojsov (YugOSlavia), the same members as thoseappointed at the 32nd regular session were ap­pointed without objection at the 1st meeting asdecision S-9/11: Canada, China, Ecuador, Fiji,Madagascar, Nepal, Nigeria, USSR and UnitedStates

-- Credentials Committee: report A/S-9/10

See General Assembly: Members: representatives:- credentials for discussion

LUSAKA DECLARATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS COUN­CIL FOR NAMIBIA, 1978

-- text A/S-9/2 (S/12631)

See Namibia question for discussion

SUBJECT INDEX(9th special session)

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NAMIBIA QUESTION (agenda item 7)General Assembly resolution 32/9 H

DocumentrJA/S-9/2 (S/12631) UN Council for Namibia: Presi­

dent. Letter, 4 Apr, transmitting text of1978 Lusaka Declaration of the UN Councilfor Namibia, adopted on 23 Mar

A/S-9/4 (GAOR, 9th special sess., Suppl. No.1)UN Council for Namibia. Report (includesreports of Missions of the Council to Algeria,Gabon and Nigeria; Angola, Botswana andZambia; Mozambique and United Republic ofTanzania; Yugoslavia)

A/S-9/6 Special Cttee on the Situation with regardto the Implementation of the Declaration onthe Granting of Independence to Colonial C<nln­tries and Peoples: Acting Chairman. Letter,13 Apr, transmitting text of consensus on thequestion of Namibia, adopted by the SpecialCttee on 13 Apr

A/S-9/7 UN Council for Namibia: President. Let­ter, 21 Apr, transmitting working paper con­taining a draft declaration and programme ofaction for Namibia, approved by the Councilon 20 Apr

A/S-9/12 (S/12678) South Africa. Letter, 2 May,transmitting letter from the Minister forForeign Affairs of South Africa on the questionof South West Africa

Discussion in Ad Hoc Cttee: Meetings A/S-9/AC.1/SR.2,5

A/S-9/11 Report

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NAMIBIA QU~~TION (conti~ued)

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-9/PV .1· 15Draft resolution in A/S-9/11, adopting the enclosed

Declaration on Namibia and Programme ofAction in ~lupport of Self-Determination andNational Independence for Namibia, adopted(119-0-21) by roll':'call vote at the 15th meet­ing as resolution S-9/2

PROGRAMME OF ACTION IN SUPPORT OF SELF-DETER­MINATION AND NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE FORNAMIBIA

-- text General Assembly resolution S-9/2

See Namibia question for discussion

UNITED NATIONS-- budget: contributions: scale of assessments

DocumentsA/S-8/6 Secrew·y-General. Letter, 20 Apr, in­

forming of ctates which are in arrears oftheir contributions within the terms of Art. 19of the Charter

A/S-9/9 Secretary-General. Letter, 24 Apr, in­forming that necessary payment to reducearrears had been made by Haiti

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-9/PV .1,15

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA-- report A/S-9/4 (GAOR, 9th special sess.,

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ALBANIA

Namibia question Plen: 6,15

Speeches b~representative~Baleta, . Plen~ 6Kapllani, M. Plen: 15

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Index to Speeches

BAHRAIN

N:unibia question Plen: 8

~Ch by representativel-Baffar, S.M. Plen: 8

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General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization ofwork AC.l: 4

Namibia question Plen: 14; AC.l: 2

Speeches by rel!resentativesBouayad-Agba, F.K. AC.l: 2Maoui, A. Plen: 14Semichi, A. AC.l: 4

ANGOLA

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativeJorge, P. T. Plen: 12

ARGENTINA

Namibia question Plen~ 8

Speech by representa.tiveRos, E.J. Plen: 8

AUSTRALIA

Namibia question Plen: 2,15; AC .1: 5

Speeches by represenb,tivesHarry, R. L. Plen: 2, 15James, J .L. AC.l: 5

AUSTRIA

Namibia question Plen: 4; AC .1: 2,5

Speeches by representativesJankowitsch, P. Plen~ 4; AC .1: 5Criner, G. AC.l: 2

BAHAMAS

Namibia question Plen: 10

Speech by representativeHepburn, D. L. Plen: 10

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BANGLADESH

Namibia question Plen~ 2

Speech by representativeKaiser, K.M. Plen: 2

BARBADOS

Namibia question Plen: 14

Speech by representativeBlackman, D. G. Plen: 14

BELGIUM

Namibia question AC. 1: 2

Speech by representativ~

Fobe, L. AC .l:""""2"

BENIN

Namibia question Plen: 6 j AC. 1: 2

Speeches bl representativesAlladay , M. Plen: 6Houngavou, P. H. AC. 1: 2

BHUTAN

Namibia question Plen~ 10

Speech by representativeTshering, D. Plen: 10

BOLIVIA

Namibia ques' >n Plen: 6

Speech by representativeRolon Anaya, M. Plen: 6

BOTSWANA

Namibia question Plen~ 12

~eech by representativeTlou, T. Plen: 12

BR..t\ZIL

Namibia question Plen: 4,15

!peches bli"!RresentativeCorrea COsta, S. Plen: 4,15

BULGARIA

Namibb. question Plen: 5

Speech by r~esentativeTivetltov, . Plen: 5

BURUNDI

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speechuresentative8im ye, A. Plen: 12

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Namibia question Plen: 11

~h by representativeoll\lchiti, L.A. Plen: 11

CANADA

Namibia question Plen: 3; AC.1: 2

Speeches by representativesEdelstein, V.M. AC.l: 2Jamieson, D. C • PI~n: 3

CAPE VERDE

Namibia question Plen: 14

§leech bi representativeLuz, •A.: da Plen: 14

CHAD

Namibia question Plen: 9

Speech '-I representaUve. Deslande, B. Plen: "§

CHILE

Namibia question Plen: 13

Speech by repVsentatt.veDtez, S. len: 13

INDEX TO SPEECHES(9th special sesBlon)

CHINA

Africa: foreign intervention and subversion in Plen: 8Namibia question Plen: 8i AC.l: 2

Spe.eecches by reBresentatives_----ciien, C. len: 8

Chou, N. AC .1: 2Lai, Y. L. Plen: 8

COLOMBIA

Namibia question Plen: 13

Speech by representativeBotero, J, F. Plen: 13

CONGO

Namibia question Plen: 10; AC. 1: 2

Speeches by representativesAmpat, P.M. AC.l~ 2Mondjo, N. Plen: 10

COSTA RICA

Namibia question Plen: 15

Speech by repre_sentativeCastro de Barish, E. Plen: 15

CUBA

Namibia question Plen: 6; AC.l: 2

Speeches by representativesAlmeida Bosque, J. Plen: 6Oramas Oliva, O. AC.l: 2

CYPRUS

Namibia question Plen: 10

Speech by representativeRossides, Z. Plen: 10

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Namibia question Plen: 9

Speech by representativeHulinsky, I. Plen: 9

DEMOCRATIC YEMEN

Namibia question Plen: 10

Speech b~ representativeAI-As tal, A.S. Plen: 10

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GABON: PRIME MINIS11ER (~on M~iame) GUINEA

General Assembly: Ctiees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization ofwork AC.1: 2

Namibia question Plen: 2; AC .1: 2,5

Speeches by reJ2.resentativesHaslund, S. Ac .1: 5Ulrichisen, W. Plen: 2; AC .1: 2

ECUADOR

Namibia queE;tion Plen: 13

Speech by representativeAlbornoz, M. Plen: 13

EGYPT

Namibia question Plen: 4

Speech by representativeAbdel Meg'.1id, E. Plen: 4

EQUA TORIAL GUINEA

Namibia question Plen: 14

Speech by representativeOWono Asangono, E. Plen: 14

ETHIOPIA

Namibia question Plen: 2

Speech by representativeWolde-Giorgis, D. Plen: 2

FLJI

Namibia question Plen: 8

Speech by representativeVunibobo, B. PleJ1:8

FINLAND

,Namibia ques~on Plen: 5

Speech by representativePastinen, I. O. Plen: 5

FRANCE

Namibia question Plen: 7

* Also spoke as President of tl:e UN Council for Namibia.

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Namibia question Plen: 5

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: PRESIDENT (Mojsov, L.)

General Assembly:agenda Plen: 1closing statement Plen: 15opening statement Plen: 1organization of work Plen: 1, 2Vice-Presidents: election Plen: 1

General Assembly: Cttees:Ad Hoc Cttee: offi~ers: election Plen: 1Chairmen: el~ction Plen: 1Credentials Cttee: appointment Plen: 1

Namibia question Plen: 15UN: budget: contributions: scale of assessments Plen: 1

GENERAL ASREMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 9THSPECIAL SESSION: cHAmMAN (Konie, G. C.)*

Gener~Assembly: opening statement AC. 1: 1General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.1: 4Namibia question AC .1: 2,5

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 9THSPECIAL SESSION: RAPPORTEUR (Vlasceanu, P.)

Namibia question Plen: 15

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Namibia question Plen: 6

Speech by representativeFlorin, P. Plen: 6

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC)

Namibia question Plen: 5

Speech by representativeWechmar, R. von Plen: 5

GHANA

Namibia question Plen: 11

Speech by representativeBoaten, F. E. Plen: 11

GREECE

Namibia question ,Plen: 6; AC.1: 5

Speeches by representativesPapoulias, G. Plen: 6Vaye'las, A.B. AC.1: 5

Namibia q\:

Speech IDiill

GUINEA-a:

Namibia qu

Speech 1Fern

GUYANA

Namibia qu

Speech 1:Jackfl

HAITI

Namibia qUI

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HONDURAS

N8Dlibia qU4

Speech~Car i

HUNGARY

Namibia qU4

Speech b;Hollai

INDIA

Namibia qUE

SpeechesJaipalVajpa~

INDONESIA

Namibia ~l1e

Speech bJDarusl

GUINEA

Namibia question Plen: 8

Speech by representativenliilIo, A. Pl~m: 8

GUINEA-BIS&\U

Namibia question Plen:]4

Speech by representativeFernandes, G. Plen: 14

GUYANA

Namibia question Plen: 4

Speech by re&resentativeJackSon, •E. Plen: 4

HAITI

Namibia question Plen: 9

~Ch by r!fesentativehartes,~E. Plen: 9

HONDURAS

N8Jl11bia question Plen: 12

~Ch by representativearras, M. Plen: 12

HUNGARY

Namibia question Plen: 6

~ech by representativeHollal, I. Plen: 8

INDIA

Namibia question Plen: 4,15; AC .1: 2

~eches by represent;J,tivesJaipal, R. Plen: 15; AC.!: 2VaJpayee, A. B. Plen: 4

INDONESIA

Namibia ~uestion Plen: 5

~ech by representativeDarusman, S. Plen: 5

INDEX TO SPEECHES(9th special sess~on)

IRAN

Namibia question Plen: 9

Speech by representativeHoveyda, F. Plen: 9

IRAQ

Namibia question Plen: 8; AC.!: 2

Speeches by representativesAI-Sahhaf, M. S. Plen: 8Khalef, G. F. AC.l: 2

mELAND

Namibia question AC. 1: 2

Speech by representativeKennedy, E. AC.1: 2

ITALY

Namibia question AC. 1: 2

Speech by representativeTauarlgo, R. AC.I: 2

IVORY COAST

Namibia question P\en: 7

Speech by representativeAke, S. Plen: 7

JAMAICA

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativePierce, R.A. Plen: 12

JAPAN

Namibia question Plen: 10; AC .1: 2, 5

~eches by representativesAbe, I. Plen: 10Imanishi, S. AC .1: 2, 5

JORDAN

Namibia question Plen: 3

Speech by representativeNuseibeh, H. Plen: 3

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Namibia question Plen: 7

Speech ~esentativeWaiy , • Plen: 7

KUWAIT

Namibia question Plen: 8

Speech by r¥esentativeBiswa,~Y. Plen: 8

LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Namibia question Plen: 10

~by representativelnho, V. Plen: 10

LIBERIA

Namibia question Plen: 7; AC.1: 2

Speeches by representativesDenniS,C.C; Plen: 7Osode, F. AC.l: 2

LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

Namibia question Plen: 14

SpeetdJliJ>I rlJesentative, .R. Plen: 14

MADAGASCAR

Namibia question Plen: 2

~ by representativeolondraibe, H. Plen: 2

MALAWI

Namibia question Plen: 15

Spee~ representativeK gwe, D. Y.J. Plen: 15

MALAYSIA

Namibia question Plen: 6

Speech by representativeZaiton, 1. Plen: 6

INDEX TO SPEECHES(9th spe~lal session)

MALI

Namibia question Plen: 7; AC. 1: 2

Speeches by representativesDiakite, N. AC.I: 2Kante, M.B. Plen: 7

MALTA

Namibia question Plen: 1;J,15

MAURITANIA

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativeEI Hassen, M. Plen: 12

MAURITIUS

Namibia question Plen: 15

Speech by representativeRamphul, R.K. Plen: 15

MEXICO

Namibia question Plen: 10

~ech by representativeCuevas Cancino, F. Plen: 10

MONGOLIA

Namibia question Plen: 8

Speech by representativePuntsagnorov, T. Plen: 8

MOROCCO

Namibia question Plen: 7

Speech by representativeZaimi, M.S. Plen: 7

MOZAMBIQUE

Namibia !.ii,l'dstion Plen: 8

Speech by representativeMonteiro, J. O. Plen: 8

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Namibi2

NEW ZI

Namibia

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NICARA

Namibia

SpeAc1"

NIGER

Namibia

NIGERIl

Namibia

NORWA

Namibia

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Namibia

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UN: budget: contributions: scale of assessments Plen: 15

Namibia question Plen: 6; AC. 1: 5

Speeches by representativeKJgard, O. Plen: 6; AC.1: 5

Namibia question Plen: 7

Speeches by representativesAkhund, I. A. Plen: 13Siddiqui, T. AC .1: 2

Speech by representativeillueca, J. E. Plen: 3

Speech by representativeYango, A.D. Plen: 4

Namibia question Plen: 10

Namibia question Plen: 4

POLAND

PHILIPPINES

Speech by representativeAlzamora, C. Plen: 10

Speech by representativeMatane, P. N. Plen: 14

PERU

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Namibia question Plen: 14

PAKISTAN

PANAMA

PALESTINE LIBERATION ORGANIZATION REPRESENTA­TIVE (Terzi, Z. L.)

Namibia question Plen: 13; AC. 1: 2

Namibia question Plen: 3

Namibia questic1n Plen: 12

Plen: 15

Plen: 12

Plen: 2

Speech by represenlativeGarba, J. N. Plen: 2

§,peach by representativePoisson, J. Plen: 12

Speech by representativeAlvarado Correa, J. A.

NORWAY

NIGER

OFFICE OF THE UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL FORPOLITICAL AND GENERAL ASSEMBLY AFFAIRS~

UNDER-SECRETARY-GENERAL (Buffum, W. B.)

Namibia question

Speech by representativeLohani, M. P. Plen: 13

NIGERIA

Namibia question

NEW ZEALAND

NEPAL

Namibia question Plen: 9; AC .1: 2, 5

Speeches by representativesAdams, P.W.T. AC.1: 2,5Hannah, T. J . Plen: 9

Namibia question Plen: 13

Namibia question Plen: 15

NICARAGUA

OMAN

Namibia question Plen: 13

§peech by representativeAboul-Nasr, M. Plen: 13

PORTUGAL

Namibia question Plen: 8,15

Speeches by representativesFutscher Pereira, V. Plen: 8Queir6s de Barros, J .M.C. Plen: 15

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QATAR

Namibia question Plen: 13

Speech by relfesentativeJamal, J. . Plen: 13

ROMANIA

Namibia question Plen: 4

Speech by repreS0ntativeDatcu, I. Plen: 4

RWANDA

Namibia question Plen: 14,15

Speeches by x-epresentativeKaruhije, I. Plen: 14, 15

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE

Namibia question Plen: 10

Speech by representativeBarros, H. Plen: 10

SAUDI ARABIA

Namibia question Plen: 11

Speech by relJresentativeBaroody, .M. Plen: 11

SENEGAL

Namibia question Plen: 6

Speech b\tr!presentativeFall,. . Plen: 6

SIERRA LEDNE

Namibia question Plen: 11; AC.l: 2

Speeches by regresenta'tivesConteh, A. . Plen: 11Koroma, J .M. AC.l: 2

fOMALIA

Namibia question Plen: 9

Speech by rAlresentauveBUssen, .H. Plen:9

• Also spoke as representative of United Republic ofTanzania.

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DENT (Nujoma, S.)

Namibia question Plen: 1,10,15

SPAIN

Namibia question Plen: 11; AC.1: 5

Speeches b) rjEresentativesPInies, • e Plen: 11VUlar, F. AC.l: 5

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SITUATK>N WITH REGARDTO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DECLARATIONON THE GRANTING OF INDEPENDENCE TO COI1).NIAL COUNTRIES AND PEOPLES: C.HAIRMAN(Salim, S. A.).

Namibia queation Plen: 1

SRI LANKA

Namibia question Plen: 2

Speech by representativeFonseka, I. B. Plen: 2

SUDAN

Namibia question Plen: 10

Speech by r~resentativeMedani, • Plen: 10

SURINAM

Namibia question Plen: 3

Speech by representativeHeidweiller, H.A. F. Plen: 3

SWAZiLAND

Namibia question Plen: 15

Speech by ~epresentative

Kunene, S. Plen: 15

SWEDEN

General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: electionAC.1: 1

Namibia question Plen: 2; AC.1: 2

Speeches by representativesGranqV18t, H. AC.l: 2Sundberg, K. I. AC.1: 1Ullsten, O. Plen: 2

SYRW

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TRINID

Namibi

TUNIS)

Namibi

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Namib:

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Namibia question Plen: 11

Speech by representativeAI-Hussamy, T. Plen: 11

THAILAND

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativeGuna-Kasem, P. Plen: 12

TRINIDAl' AND 'I~, 'BAGO

Namibia question Plen: 8

Speech by representativeAbdulah, F.O. Plen: 8

TUNISIA

Namibia q.J.estion Plen: 5

Speech by representativeMestiri, M. Plen: 5

TURKEY

Namibia question Plen: 2; AC.1: 5

eeches by re resentativesTurkmen, I. Plen:Unaydin, S. AC.1: 5

UGANDA

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativeKinene, K. Y. Plen: 12

UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Namibia question Plen: 7

Speech by representativeMartynenko, V.N. Plen: 7

INDEX TO SPEECHES(9th special session)

UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Africa: foreign intervention and subversion in Plen: 8Namibia question Plen: 3,8UN: bUdget: contributions: scale of assessments Plen: 15

Speeches by representativesFokine, Y. E. Plen: 15Kharlamov, M.A. Plen: 8Tl "anovsky,O.A. Plen: 3

UNITED ARAB EMlRATES

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativeSamhan, M.J. Plen: 12

UNITED KINGDOM

Namibia qu"stion Plen: 12

Speech by representativeMurray, J. Plen: 12

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL FOR NAMIBIA: PRESIDENT(Konie, G. C.)*

General Assembly: President: election Plen: 1Namibia question Plen: 1

UNITED REPUBLIC 0 F CAMEROON

Namibia question Plen: 12

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: electionAC.l: 1

Namibia question Plen: 3

~eches by representativesMkapa, B. Plen: 3

**Salim, S.A. AC.l: 1

*Also spoke' as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Cttee of the 9thSpecial Session.

** Also spoke as Chairman of the Special Cttee on the Sit­uation with regard to the Implementation of the Declarationon the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries andPeoples.

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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Namibia question Plen: 14; AC.l: 2

aaches by re resentativesMcHenry, D. F. Plen:Petree, R.W. AC.l: 2

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URUGUAY

Namibia question Plen: 9; AC.1: 2,5

~eeches by representativesBarreiro, I. AC. 1: 5Guelman, Z. AC.1: 2Narancio, E. Plell: 9

Speech by representativeAI-Haddad, A.A. Plen: 8

YUGOSLAVIA

YEMEN

Namibia question Plen: 8

INDEX TO SPEECHES(9th special session)

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Namibia question Plen: 5; AC. 1: 2

Speeches by representativesWnie, M. Plen: 5Pavicevic, V. AC.1: 2

Namibia question Plen: 11 GenertSpeech by representative

Carpio-Castillo, R. Plen: 11ZAIRE

Namibia question Plen: 14A/s-9,

Speech by representativeUmba di Lutete Plen: 14

VIETNAM

Namibia question Plen: 12

Speech by representativeNguyen Ngoc Vu Plen: 12

ZAMBIA

Namibia question Plen: 6

Speech by representativeMwale, S.G. Plen: 6

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NINTH SPECIAL SESSION-----------------------

Nl:lmerical List of Documents

NOTE: Information as to republication of mimeographed documents in printedfascicles o! Annexes to the Official Records was not complete at the time ofpublication of this Index. Information which was available appears in paren­theses after the symbol; e. g. A/S-9/10 (agenda item 3) indicates that thisdocument is republished in the fascicle for agenda item 3 in the Official Rec­~ of the General Assembly, 9th special session, Annexes. Documentsissued as Supplements of the General Assembly are so indicated.

Plenary

General Series

A/S-9/12 (S/12631)3 (& Corr .1, Russian only)4 (GAOR, 9th special sess., Suppl. No.1)5-7S/Rev.l9

10 (agenda item 3)11 (agenda item 7)12 (S/12678)13 (GAOR, 9th .:o~cial sess., Suppl. No.2)

/Iffonnation SeriesA/INF/S-9/1

Resolutions and DecisionsA/RES/S-9/1 and 2 (issued separately) and decisions 11-15,

21 and 22 (issued in A/INF/S-9/1) are collected i.nA/S-9/13 (QAOR, 9th special sess., Suppl. No.2)

Pienary (continued)

Verbatim Records

A/S-9/PV.1-15

AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 9TH SPECIAL SESSION

(Symbo~ A/s-9!AC.I/-)

General Series

A/S-9/AC.1/1

Summon Records

A/S-9/AC.I/SR.1-5sessional Fascicle (GAOR) (includes corrigendum to meet­

ings)

Supplements to Official Records

No.1 Report of the United Nations Council for Namibia.Jul 1976. vii, 119 p., including appendices.(A/S-9/4). Photo-offset. $U.S. 8.00 (or equiv­alent in other currencies).

No.2 Resolutions and decisions adopted by the GeneralAssembly during its 9th special session, 24 Apr ­3 May 1978. Aug 1978. iii, 11 p., including annex.(A/S-9/13). Printed. $U. S. 1. 00 (or equivalent inother currencies).

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Tenth special session

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Date, 1978

22 Jun

Meeting

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CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

Rules of Procedure

R.solutions and Decisions

The RtJ~""s 01 Procedure of the General Assembly, asamended up to 31 December 1977, were in effect during the10th special session (documents A/520/Rev .12 (Sales No.E. 74.1. 6) & Rev . 12/Amend.1 r.nd 2).

Checklist of Meetings

PLENARY(Symbol A/S-10/PV.-)

Meeting Date, 1978 Meeting Date, 1978

1 (opening) 23 May 15 2 Jun2 24 May 16 5 Jun3 25 May 17 r: Junv

4 25 May 18 6 Jun5 26 May 19 6 Jun6 26 May 20 7 Jun7 29 May 21 7 Jun8 30 May 22 8 Jun9 3f} May 23 8 JUll

10 31 M?-y 24 9 Jun11 31 May 25 9 JUll12 1 JUll 26 28 Jun13 1 Jun 27 (closing) 30 Jun14 2 Jun

Resolutions and decisions of the 10th special session arecollected in document A/S-10/4 (GAOR, 10th special sess.,Suppl. No.4).

Resolutions and decisions are also listed in the SubjectIndex, under the heading: C'J€neral Assembly: resolutionsand decisions, p.41.

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President: Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia) elected at the1st plenary meeting

First Committee (Political and Security Committee):Chairman: Mr. Frank Edmund Boaten (Ghana) elected at

the 1st plenary meeting

ecial Political Committee:haIrman: Pr. eter Florin (German Democratic R, JUb-

lic) elected at the 1st plenary meeting .

2nd Committee (Economic and Financial Committee):Chairman: Mr. Peter J ankowitsch (Austria) elect~d at the

1st plenary meeting

3rd Committee(Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee}:Chairman: Mr. Donald O. Mills (Jamaica) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

4th Committee (Trusteeship Committee):Chairman: Mr. Taber Al-Hussamy (Syrian Arab Republic)

elected at the 1st plenary meeting

5th Committee (Administrative and Budgetary Committee):Chairman: Mr. Morteza Talieh (Iran) elected at the 1st

plenary meeting

The tenth special session of the General' Assembly was held at the United NationsHeadquarters in New York from 23 May to 30 June 1978.

A list of members of delegations to the session is contained in documents ST/SG/SER.C/L.571 & Add.l, 2.

Introduction

TENTH SPECIAL SESSION-----------------------.

Officers

6th Committee (Legal Committee):Chairman: Mr. Enrique Gaviria (Colombia) elected at the

1st plenary meeting

Ad Hoc Committee:Chairman: Mr. Cartos Ortiz de Rozas (Argentina) elected

at the 1st plenary meetingVice-Chairmen: Mr. Davidson L. Hepburn (Bahamas),

M!'. George Papoulias (Greece), Mr. FereydounHoveyda (Iran), Mr. Motoo Ogiso (Japan),Mr. Malcolm TempLeton (New Zealand), Mr. LeslieO. Harriman (Nigeria), Mr. Henryk Jaroszek(Poland) and Mr. Jak~o Petrie (Yugoslavia) electedat the 1st meeting of the Ad Hoc Cttee

Rapporteur: Mr. Abdelkader Bensmail (Algeria) elect~d

at the 1st meeting of the Ad Hoc CtteeSecretary: Mr. Alessandro L. E. Corradini

Vice-Presidents: Repl"esentatives of China, Cyprus, Demo­cratic Yemen, Denmark, Ecuador, France, Gabon,Guatemala, Indonesia, Lesotho, Madagascar, Nether­lands, Peru, Sierra Leone, USSR, United Kingdom andUnited States elected at the 1st plenary meeting

Credentials Committee:Chairman: Mr. Narendra Singh (Fiji) elected at the 1st

meetingSecretary: Mr. Raymond Sommereyns

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INTRODUCTION(10th special session)

AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10TH SPECIAL SESSION(Symbol A/S-I0/AC.l/PV.-)

Meeting Date, 1978NO~

1 \open1ng) 24 May"~I

2 1 Jun If'''r~

3 6 Jun~~i~.

4 7 Jun5 9 Jun

Opening of th6 12 Jun 1.7 12 Jun tion of8 13 Jun See GENE9 14 Jun

10 16 Jun a. Minute of sil41: 19 Jun

See GENE12 21 Jun13 23 Jun

Credentials (14 26 Jun S.15 28 Jun sess101116 (closing) 29 J\2n (a) App<

see I

(b) Rep.

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4- Election of tI:

See GENE

5. Organization

See GENE

6. Report of theSesslolDlsarn:ber 19~

See PREP(

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AgendaNOTE: The words In cap1tal lettelt's following the title of the item, and IntrodlAced by the word"~e", lDc:llcate the subject headb'l's wKler wh1ch the ll'elated doc:,umentatton ls llsted in the~iii~:iect Index.

I. Opening of Ole session by the Chairman of the delega-tion of Yugoslavia

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: opening of ses:sion

2. Minute of silent prayer or meditation

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: pJ:'ayer or meditation

3. Credentials of representatives to the tenth specialsession of the General Assembly

(a) Appointment of the members of the Creden-tials Committee

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMITTEES:- Credentials Committee~ members:

appointment(b) Report of the Credentials Committee

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: Members: repre­sentatives: credentials

4. Election of the President of the General Assembly

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: President: election

6. Organization of the session

See GENERAL ASSEMBLY: org8.nization of work

6. Report of the Preparatory Committee for the SpecialSession of the General Assembly Devoted toDisarmament (resolutions 31/189 B of 21 Decem­ber 1976 and 32/88 B of 12 December 1977)

See PREPARAroRY COMMITTEE FOR THE SPE-- CIAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL AS­

SEMBLY DEVOTED TO DISARMAMENT:report

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6.

9.

10.

11.

12.

Adoption of the agenda

See GENERAL ASSEMBI"Y: agenda

General d~b:;}te

au. GENERAL ASSEMBLY: general debate

Review and appraisal of the present international situa­tion in the light of the pressing need to achievesubstantial progress in the field of disarmament,the continuation of the arms race and the closeinterrelationship between disarmament, interna­tional peace and security and economic develop­ment

See D',SARMAMENT

Adoption of a declaration on disarmament

See DISARMAMENT

Adoption of a programme of action on disarmament

See DISARMAMENT

Reiiew of the role of the Unlt·~d Nations in disarmamentand of the international machinery for negotla­t~.ons on disarmament, including in particular~jle question of convening a world disarmamentconference

~, DISARMAMENT

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Subject Index

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AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10TH SPEC1:AL SESSION

See General Assembly: Committee: .A d, Hoc Committee

AD HOC COMMITTEE ON THE WORLD DISARMAMENTCONFERENCE

-- report A/S-l0/3 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl.No,3) (Vols.I,Il) (& Corr.l, Chinese, English & Russianonly)

See Disarmament for discussion

AD HOC GROUP ON THE RELATIONSHIP BE'IWEEN DIS­ARMAMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

-- report A/S-10/9

See Disarmament for discussion

ANGOLA: PR7ME MINISTER (Lopo Fortunato do Nascimento)-- alldress before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.I0

AUSTRALIA: PRIME MINISTER (Malcolm Fraser)-- address before General Assembly A/S-10/PV.16

BOLIVIA and CHILE-- question of Bolivia's land-locked status

See General Assembly: general debate

CANADA: PRIME MINISTER (Pierre Trudeau)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV! 6

CONFERENCE OF THE COMMITTEE ON DISARMAMENT-- report A/S-IO/2 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl.

No.2) (Vols.I,n) & Corr.l; A/S-I0/2/Add.l (& Add. 1/Rev. 1, English only) (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl.No.2A)

See Disarmament for discussion

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

See General Assembly: Committees: Credentials- Committee

CYPRUS: PRESIDENT (Spyros Kyprianou)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV. 2

DENMARK: PRIME MINISTER (Anker Jorgensen)- - address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV. 7

, DEVELOPMENT-- & disarmament: report of Ad Hoc Group on the Relation­

ship between Disarmament and Development A/S-I0/9

See Disarmament for discussion

DISARMAMENT (agenda items 9-12)General Assembly resolutions 31/189 Band 32/88

Repoyts- A S-10/1 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. N'~J.l)

(Vols.I-VII) Preparatory Ctte~) for the Spe­cial Session of the General Assembly Devotedto Disarmament. Report

A/S-I0/2 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.2)(Vols. I, II) & Corr. 1 Conference of the Ctteeon Disarmament. Special report

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DISARMAMENT (continued)

ReIXrts (continaed)!S-10/2/Add.l (Add. l!Rev. 1, English only)

(GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.2A)Conference of the Cttee on Disarmament.Addendum to the special report (contains:TabuI:ation of working papers and proposalson a comprehensive programme of disarma­ment, and lists of documents tabled from1962-1978)

A/S-I0/3 (GAOR, lOth special sess., &1ppl. No.3)(Vols . I, II) (& Corr. 1, Chinese, English &Russian only) Ad Hoc Cttee on the WorldDisarmament Conference. Special report(Vol. II contains Annex: Comprehensive re­view of the positions of States as presented tothe Ad Hoc Cti:ee and to other forums)

A/S-I0/5 Secretary-General. Report on establish­ment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in SouthAsia

A/S-IQ/6 & Corr .1, Add. 1 Secretary-General.Report on reduction of military budgets

A/S-I0/7 (& Corr .1, Chinese, English, French &Spanish only) Secretary-General. Reporton ir:.terrelationship between disarmament andinternational security

A/S-lO/8 & Add. 1, 2 Secretary-General. Reporton regional aspects of disarmament (transmitsreplies from Governments)

A/S-l0/9 Secretary-General. Note transmittingreport of the Ad Hoc Group on the Relationshipbetween Disarmament and Development

Other documentsA!S-IOfU USSR. Letter, 25 Apr, transmitting

excerpt from the statement by L. I. Brezhnev,Chairman of the Presidium of the &1premeSoviet of the USSR, at the 18th congress ofthe All-Union Lenin Communist Youth lIaagueon 25 Apr concerning contemporary interna­tional problems

A/S-I0/12 Secretary-General. Note concerningthe updated report on the economic and socialconsequences of the arms race and of militaryexpendli11res

A/S-I0/13 Bulgaria, Czechoslovakla, GermanDemocratic Republic, Hungary, Poland, Ro­mania and USSR. Letter, 10 May, transmit­ting communiqu6 on the meeting of the Cttee(i)f Ministers for Foreign Affairs of th(J statesParties to the Warsaw Treaty, Sofia, Apr 1978

A/S-I0/14 Romania. Letter, 22 May, transmittingtext of the decision of the Central Cttee of theRomanian Communist Party concerning Ro­mania's position on disarmau.ient, adopted on9 May

A/S-I0/17 Ethiopia. Letter, 23 May, transmit­ting message from Colonel M. H. Mariam 1

Chairman of the ProviSional Military Admin­istrative Council and the Council of Mini.stersof Socialist Ethiopia

A/S-I0/24 Secretary-General. ;'iote on m~mber­

ohip of the Cttee on Disarmament

DlSARMAMEN~

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DISARMAMENT (continued)

Other documents (continued)A!INF!S-IO!i & Add. 1, 2 Secretary-General. Note

transmitting list of communications concern­ing disarmament received from NGOs andresearch institutions

A/S-lO/AC.l/l Yugoslavia. Letter, 24 May,transmitting message by President J. B. Titoconcerning disarmament

A/S-I0/AC.1/2 Austria, Finland, Sweden andYugoslavia. Letter, 24 May, transmittingviews of the Swiss Government on some of theproblems to be discussed by the General As­sembly at its 10th '1pecial session

A/S-IO/AC.1/3 Iraq. Note verbaie, 23 May',transmitting publication by ilie Ministry ofForeign Affairs entitled "A study of Zionistconventional and nuclear armament"

A/S-IO/AC . 1/4 USSR. Letter, 26 May, transmit­ting text of document entitled "Practical mea­sures for ending the arms race: proposals ofthe Soviet Union"

A/S-I0/AC. 1/5 U:..aCEF: Executive Board: Chair­man. Letter, 29 May, transmitting messageadopted by consensus on 26 May

A/S-I0/AC .1/6 Sri Lanka. Letter, 29 May, trans­mitting resolution adopted at the Extraordi­nary Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Affairsof Non-Aligned Countries and Observersparticipating in the special session of the Gen­eral Assembly devoted to disarmament on29 May

A/S-I0/AC.1/7 France. Note verbale, 30 May"transmitting memorandum from the FrenchGovernment concerning the establishment ofan international satellite monitoring agency

A/S-10/AC.l!8 France. Note 'verbale, 30 May,transmitting memora,luum from the FrenchGovernment concerning the establishment ofan international institute fOI disarmanlentresearch

A/S-IO/AC.1/9 Sri Lanka. Letter, 2 Jun, trans­mitting salient points relating to the proposalby President.Y. R. Jayewardene for theestablishment of a world disarmament author­ity

A/S-IO/AC.1/9/Add.1 Sri Lanka. Note verbale,8 Jun, transmitting working paper on estab­lishment of a world disarmament authority

A/S-IO/AC. 1/10 Viet Nam. Letter, 5 Jun, trans­mitting note concerning the question of a zoneof peace in South-East Asia

A/S-I0/AC.1/11 Nigeria. Note verbale, 5 Jun,transmitting note entitled "Proposal by Nige1'iafor a programme of UN fellowships on dis­armament"

A/S-10/AC.l/12 & Corr.l Germany (FederalRepublic). Note verbale, 2 Jun, transmittingdraft working paper entitled "Contribution tothe seismological verification of a compre­hensive test ban"

A/S-10/AC.1/13 Germany (Federal Republic).Note verbale, 2 Jun, transmitting draft work­ing paper entitled ''Invitation to attend an in­ternational chemical-weapon verificationworkshop in the Federal Republic of Germany"

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DISARMAMENT (continued)

Other documents (continued)A/S-10/AC.l/14 Japan. Note verbale, 6 Jun,

transmitting working paper proposing thedesignation of 6 Aug to be Disarmament Day

A/S-I0/AC.l/15 Secretary-General. Note trans­mitting statement from FAO on thG occasionof the loth special session of the Assembly

A/S-IOIAC. 1/16 German Democratic Republic.Letter, 6 Jun, transmitting statement by theGovernment Commission for the Preparationand Holding of the International Year of theChild in the German Democratic Republicdemanding an end to the arms race in theinterest of the children of all countries

A/S-I0/AC.l/I'1 China. Letter, 7 Jun, transmit­ting working paper on disarmament

A/S-I0/AC.I/18 USSR. Letter, 7 Jun, transmit­ting proposals for inclusi.on in the draft finaldocument

A/S-I0/AC.I/19 Sweden. Note verbale, 8 Jun,transmitting working paper entitled "Contri­bution to the seismological verification of acomprehensive test ban"

A/S-I0/AC.1/20 Germany (Federal Republic).Note verbale, 8 Jun, transmitting draft work­ing paper concerning zones of confidence­building measures as a first step towards thepreparation of a world-wide convention onconfidence-building measures

A/S-I0/AC. :1./21 Ireland. Note verbale, 9 Jun,transmitting note entitled "Proposal for astudy of the possibility of establishing a sys­tem of incentives to promote arms controland disarmament"

A/S-I0/AC . 1/22 Special Cttee against Apartheid:Chairman. Letter, 9 Jun, concerning thesituation resulting from the continued militarybllild-up in South Africa and the plans of theapartheid r~gime to acquire nuclear-weaponcapabillty

A/S-I0/AC.1/23 Romania. Note verbale, 12 Jun,transmitting working paper concerning asynthesis of the proposals in the field of dis­armament

A/S-I0/AC.I/24 United States. Note verbale,12 Jun, transmitting note entitled "Measuresto strengthen international security and buildconfidencell

A/S-I0/AC.I/25 Uruguay. Note verbale, 12 Jun,transmitting proposal for the establishmentof a polemological agency

A/S··l0/AC.1J2.~ & Con .1~ 2 Belgium, Canada,Denmark, Germany (Federal Repur.!J,r.:)f Ire­land, Italy, Japan, LU:8'~mbourg, N~t.herlands,

New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, United King­dom and United States. Letter, 12 Jun, trans­mitting memorandum entitled "Strengtheningof the security role of the UN in the peacefulsettlement of disputes and peace-keeping"

A/S-10/AC.1/27 Sierra Leone. Note verbale,12 Jun, transmitting note entitled "Introduc­tion of disarmament studies in the curricularprogrammes of educational institutions of allStates"

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DisC1--pj

-- commul

Docu---x;

-- closing

DisC1-oi

FRANCE~ :-- address

GENERAL-- agenda l

Docu-x;

DISARMAlDisc---ri

Discussion in Ad Hoc CUee: Meetings A/S-IO/AC.1/PV.3-16

A/S-IO/23 Report

DISARMAMENT (continued)

Other documents (continued)A/S-I0!AC.1/L.l/Rev.l Afghanistan, Algeria,

Angola, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Benin, Cuba,Democratic Yemen, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan,Kuwait, Lebanon, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya,Madagascar, Malaysia, Maldives, Mali,Mauritania, Mo"occo, Oman, Qatar, SaudiArabia, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Ehdan, SyrianArab Republic, Tunisia, Uganda, United ArabEmirates, Viet Nam and Yemen. Reviseddraft resolution concerning military andnuclear collaboration with Israel

A/S-10/AC.1/L.2 China. Amendments to sectionI (Introduction) of the draft Final Document

A/S-I0/AC.1/L.3 China. Amendments to sectionIT (Declaration) of the draft Final Document

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.4 China. Amendments to sectionm (Programme of Action) of the draft FinalDocument

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.5 Germany (Federal Republic).Amendment to section ill (Programe of Action)of the draft Final Document

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.6 Canada. Amendments to sec­tion m (Programme of Action) of t;J:1e draftFinal Document

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.7 China. Amendments to sectionIV (Machinery) of the draft Final Document

A/S-10/AC.l/L.8 China. Amendments to thePreamble of the draft resolutiol~1 embodying adraft Final Document

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.9 Philipi;)ines. Amendment tose.ction m (Programme of Action) of the draftFinal Document

A/S-I0/AC.1/L.I0 CYiJrus, Ethiopia and India.Draft resolution on urgent need for cessationof further testing of nuclear weapons (notpressed to a vote at the 16th meeting)

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.11 E&iopia and India. Draft res­olution on non-use of nuclear weapons andprevention of nuck:ar war (not pressed to avote at the 16th meeting)

A/S-10/AC.l/L.12 Australia and New Zealand.Amendments to draft resolution in A/S-10/AC.l/L.10

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.13 Japan. Amendments to draftresolution in A/S-I0/AC.l/L.10

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.14 France. Draft resolution onverification and implementation of disarma­ment agreements (not pressed to e vote at the16th meeting)

A/S-10/AC.l/L.15 France. Draft resolution ondisarmament and development (not pressed toa vote at the 16th meeting)

A/S-I0/AC.l/L.16 France. Draft resolution onresearch and study programme on disarma­ment (not pressed to a vote at the 16th meet­ing)

A/S-I0/AC. I/L. 17 Sri Lanka. Draft resolutionon establishment of a wo;rld disarmamentinstitution (not pressed to a vote at the 16thmeeting)

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DISARMAMENT (continued)

Other documents (continued)A!S-10!AC.I/28 France. Note verbale, 12 Jun,

transmitting memorandum concerning theestablishment of an "International disarma­ment fund for development"

A/S-10/AC.1/29 Austria, Eg'Jpt, India, Mexico,Norway and United Kingdom. Note verbale,12 Jun, tranamitting a proposal on the estab­lishment of an advisory board of eminentpersons to advise the Secretary··General onall aspects of studies to be made under theauspices of the UN in the field of disarmamentand arms control

A/S-I0/AC.I/30 United States. Note verbale,13 Jun, concerning statement made byMr. C. Vance, Secretary of State, with re­gard to negative security assurances to non-

. nuclear-weapon StatesA/S-10/AC.1/31 Norway. Note verbale, 12 Jun,

transmitting proposal entitled "Evaluation ofthe impact of new weapons on arms controland disarmament efforts"

A/S-I0/AC.1/32 Norway. Note verbale, 19 Jun,transmitting memorandum entitled "Verifica­tion of a comprehensive test ban"

A/S-10/AC.I/33 World Food Council: President.Letter, 20 Jun, transmitting extract from thePreamble of the Mexico Declaration adoptedby the Council on 14 Jun concerning allocationof resources aehieved by a reduction of mili­tary expenditures to finance measures advanc­inf; the development of developing countries

A/S-10/AC.1/34 Argentina, Bolivia, ChUe, Co­lombia, Ecuador, Panama, Peru and Vene­zuela. Note verbale, 22 Jun, transmittingtext reaffirming the principles of the Decla­ration of Ayacucho (1974) with respect to thelimitation of conventional weapons which wassign.ed by the Ministers of Foreign Affairs ata It'leeting in Washington" D. C.

A/S-10/AC.I/35 !.Iiberia. Note verbale, 22 Jun,transmitting memorandum entitled ''Declara­tion of a new philosophy on disarmament"

A/Su10/AC.1/36 China. Note verbale, 23 Jun,transmitting statements matle by the Chineserepresentatives on 22 Jun at meetings ofWorking Groups A and B relating to the draftFinal Document and the draft Programme ofAction

A/S-I0/AC.1/37/Rev.l (& Rev.l/Corr.1, Englishonly), Rev. l/Add. 1 Draft resolution embody­ing a draft Final Document prepared in ac­cordance with the decision adopted by the AdHoc Cttee at its 13th meeting -

A/S-1"07AC.1/38 Mexico and Sweden. Workingpaper containing some concluding paragraphsfor the draft Final Document

A/S-10/AC.1/39 Cyprus. Letter, 29 Jun, request­ing that proposal by the President of Cyprusthat the total demilitarization and disarm~ent

of Cyprus and implementation of resolutions ofthe UN be m.cliEded in the list of proposals to bekept under cQuaideration

A/S-I0/AC.1/40 Costa Rica. Note verbale, 19 Jun,transmitting proposal entitled "Eco~lomic andsocial incentives to halt the arms race"

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DocumentsAIB-I0/18 Bolivia. Letter, I Jun, commenting on

the statements by tile representative- of Chileat the plenary meeting on 30 May (A/S-IO/PV.9)

A/S-10/19 ChUe. Letter, 5 Jun, referring toletter in A/B-I0/l8 concerning territorialrelations with Bolivia and negotiations onBolivia's aspirations for a s,0vereign outletto the Pacific Ocean

A/B-10/21 Bolivia. Letter, 13 Jun, referring toletter in A/S-IO/19, and commenting on as­pects of Bolivia's land-locked situation

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411(*)<*)111810(*)12(*)21

9222415

2316

4

8(*)11112517

Afghanistan

Plenary meetings A/8-10/PV . 2-25

The followin dele tions took art in the eneral debate.Re erences to mee gs in whic the right of reply was ex­ercised are given in parentheses. (*) indicates that thespeech, was made by a Head of State or Government. A listof these statements follows this list. Statements were alsomade by the Directors-General of IAEA and UNESCO.

Meetings Meetings

19 El Salvador 25(19,21) Equatorial Glinea 9

22 Ethiopia 1312 (11,17)(*) Finland 13

(23) France (*)5 Gabon 4

(II<) German Democratic12 Republic13 Germany (Federal24 Republic)25 Ghana15 Greece18 Guinea23 Guyana

5 Haiti(9) Honduras6 Hungary7 Iceland

22 India25 Indonesia15 Iran<*) Iraq19 Ireland19 Israel

4, Italy(6,9) Jamaica

7 Japan12 Jordan

8 Kenya25 KuwaitB Lao People'S Demo-

(11,21) cratic Republic(*) Lebanon6 Liberia

24 Libyan Arab17 Jamahiriya

4 Luxembourg(*) Madagascar9 Malaysia

11 Maldives(13) Mali

AlbaniaAlgeriaAngola

ArgentinaAustraliaAustriaBahrainBangladeshBarbadosBelgiumBeninBhutanBol1\"ia

BrazilBulgariaBurmaBurundiByelorussian SSRCanadaCentral African EmpireChadChile

EcuadorEgypt

ChinaColombiaCongoCosta Rica.Cuba

CyprusCzechoslovakiaDemocratic KampucheaDemocratic YemenDenmark

FRANCE: PRESIDENT (Valllry Giscard drEstaing)-- address before General Assembly A/8-10/PV. 3

DISARMAMENT (continued)

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/8-10/PV. 2-27I5rlllt resolution and draft recommendation In

A/S-I0/23 were adopted without vote at the27th meeting as follows:

Draft resolution, adopting the Final Document ofthe special session which includes a Decla­ration and Programme of Action, adoptedas resolution 8-10/2. Under the machinerysection of this Final Document, the Assem­bly decided to establish a DisarmamentCommission as a successor to the Commis­sion originally established by resolution502 (VI), to hold a second special session ofthe General Assembly devoted to disarma­ment on a date to be decided by the Assem­bly at its 33rd session, that the 1st Cttee ofthe Assembly shoold In the future deal onlywith questions of disarmament and relatedinternational security questions, to strength­en the UN Centre for Disarmament, andrequested the Secretary-General to set upan advisory board of eminent persons toadvise him on various aspects of studies tobe made in the field of disarmamel1t andarms limitation

Draft recommendation, referring considerationof draft resolution in A/S-I0/AC.l/L.11Rev. 1 to the 33rd session of the Assembly,adopted as decision B-10/24

GENERAL ASSEMBLY-- agenda (agenda item 7)

DocumentsA1S-10/10 PrOvisional agenda of the 10th special

sessionA/8-10/15 Annotated provisional agenda of the 10th

special sessionA/S-IO/20 Agenda as adopted at the 1st plenary

meeting

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-I0/PV. 1PrOVisional agenda in A/S-10/l0 was adopted with­

oot vote and agenda items were allocatedwithout vote as decision 8-10/23

-- closing of session

Discussion In Plenary: Meeting A/S-I0/PV .26on the propoaa:I of the President at the 26th meeting,

the Assembly decided without vote to post·pooe the closing of the I18ssion

Following a closing statement by the President atthe 27th plenary meeting on 30 Jun 1978, hedeclared the session closed

-- communications received

DocumentsA/INF/S-lO/l &Add.l, 2 secretary-General. Note

transmitting list of communications concern­ing disarmament received from NOOs andresearch institutions

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY (continued)-- general debate (continued)

Plenary meetings A/S-10/PV. 2-25 (continued)

The following delegations took part in the general debate.References to meetings in which the right of reply was ex­ercised are given in parentheses. (*) indicates that thespeech was made by 11 Head of State or Government. A listof these statements follows this list. statements were alsomade by the Directors-General of IAEA and UNESCO (con­tinued)

GENERAL ASSEMBLY (continued)- - general debate (continued)

(*) Statements were made during the session by the follow­ing Heads of State or GOVernment and by the bii'ectors-Gen­eral of the following agencies (continued)

Meetings Meetings

Turkey (Bllient Ecevit)United Kingdom (James Callaghan)

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A/S,.10j22 Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meetin~A/S-I0/PV. 26Draft resolution in A/S-I0j22, approving the report

of the Credentials Cttee, adopted without voteas resolution S-10/1

-- officers: election

Bee General Assembly: Committees: Chairmen:- election

General Assembly: President: electionGeneral AsseJU,bly: Vice-Presidents: electionIntroduction (p. 33) for a complete list of officers

-- opening of session (agenda item 1)

The session was declared open at the 1st plenary meet­ing on 23 May 1978 by the Temporary President,Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia)

-- organization of work (agenda item 5)

DocumentsA/S-lOll (GAOR, 10th special sess., lhppl. No.1)

(Vols.I-Vll) Preparatory Cttee for the~­cial Session of the General Assembly Devotedto Disarmament. Report

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-lO/PV . 1, 26The Assembly decided without vote at the 1st meet­

ing that the Vice-Presidents and Chairmen ofthe Main Cttees who were elected at the 32ndsession would continue in the same posts forthe 10th special session as decisions 8-10/13and 14

The Assembly also decided without vote at the 1stmeeting to establish an Ad Hoc Cttee of the10th Special Session as decision S-10/21

See Introduction (p. 33) for a complete list of officersnnthe proposal of the President at the 26th meeBng,

the Assembly decided without vote to post­pone the closing of the session

-- prayer or meditation (agenda item 2)Rule 62 of the rules of procedure of the GeneralAssembly

A minute of silence dedicated to prayer or meditationwas observed at the 1st and 27th plenary meetings

(*) Statements were made during the session by the follow­ing Heads of State or Government and by the Directors-Gen­eral of the foilowing agencies:

Meeting(A/S-lO!PV. -)

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244

14131322172

Malta 7 Singapore 20Mauritania 9 Somalia 3Mauritius 6 (11,17)Mexico 3 Spain 14Mongolia B Sri Lanka 4Morocco 6 Sudan 17Mozambique 25 Sweden (*)Nepal 20 Syrian Arab Republic 21Netherlands 14 Thailand 21New Zealand 18 Togo 21Nicaragua 25 Tunisia 21Niger 6 Turkey (*)Nigeria 6 Uganda 19Norway 14 Ukrainian SSR 16Oman 20 USSR 5Pakistan 7 United Arab Emirates 19

(19) United Kingdom (*)Panama 10 United Republic ofPapua New Guinea 15 Cameroon 23Peru 9 United Republic ofPhilippines 6 Tanzania 13Poland 3 United States 2Portugal (*) Uruguay 9Qatar 23 Venezuela 2Romania (*) Viet Nam 10Rwanda 18 Yemen 19saudi Arabia 20 Yugoslavia 2

(13) Zaire 21Senegal (*) (23)Sierra Leone 10 Zambia 19

Angola (Lopo Fortunato do Nascimento)Australia (Malcolm Fraser)Canada (Pierre Elliat Trudeau)Cyprus (Spyros Kyprlanou)Denmark (Anker Jorgensen)France (Val~ry Giscard d'Estaing)Germany (Federal Republic) (Helmut Sclunidt)Greece (Constantine Karamanlis)Iceland (Geir Hallgrimsson)India (Morarji Desai)Ireland (Jack Lynch)Italy (Giulio Andreotti)Luxembourg (Gaston Thorn)Portugal (Antonio Ramalho Eanes)Romania (Manea Manescu)Senegal (L~opold ~dar Senghor)Sweden (Thorbj~rn nlldin)

SUBJECT INDEX(10th special session)

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY (continued)-- President election (agenda item 4)

Oral proposal by the representative of Argentina thatthe Assembly elect the President of the 32ndsession, Mr. Lazar Mojsov (Yugoslavia), asPresident of the 10th special session was approvedwithout vote at the 1st plenary meeting as deci­sion S-10/12

-- resolutions and decisions

DocumentsA/S-I0/4 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.4)

Resolutions and decisions adopted by the Gen­eral Assembly during its 10th special session

A/INF/S-IO/2 Secretary-General. Note transmit­ting list of resolutions and text of decisionsadopted

Resolutions (A/RES/S-lO/l and 2) and decisions (S-lO/11-15 and 21-24) adopted during the session

For discussion see under subject as follows (agenda itemnumbers in parentheses):

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: COMMITEE8- - Ad Hoc Committee: establishment

DocumentsA/B-101l (GAOR, 10th speeial sess., Suppl. No.1)

Preparatory Cttee fOI" the Special Session ofthe General Assembly- Devoted to Disal"ma­ment. Report (Vol.l, para. 23)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-I0/PV.1The Assembly decided without vote to establish an

Ad Hoc Cttee of the 10th Special Se~sion asdecision 8-10/21

-- Ad Hoc Committee: officers: election

Discussion in Ad Hoc Cttee: Meeting A/S-lO/AC.1/PV.l

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-10/PV.lThe Assembly elected Mr. Carlos Ortiz de Rozas

(Argentina) as Chair IIIan of the Ad Hoc Ctteeby acclamatiDu as decision S-l~

The Assembly also stated that the election of theother officers of the Ad Hoc Cttee would beheld at the 1st meeting of the Cttee

See Introduction (p.33) fol' a complete list of- elected officers

-- Vice-Presidents: election (agenda item 5)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-10/PV .1The Assembly decided without vote that the Vice­

Presidents of the 32nd session would servein the same capacity at the lOth special ses­sion. The following Member States weretherefore elected Vice-Presidents as deci­sion S-1O/l4: China, Cyprus, DemocraticYemen, Denmark, Ecuador, France, Gabon,Guatemala, Indonesia, Lesotho, Madagascar,Netherlands, Peru, Sierra Leone, USSR,United Kingdom and United States

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DEC/S-IO/23RES/S-IO/l

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DEC/S-lO/12

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DEC/S-lO/15

DEC/S-10/13

DEC/S-10/l1

DEC/S-10/22

Disarmarnent(9-12)

General Assembly: agenda (7)

General Assembly: Members:representatives: credentials(3 (b»

General Assembly: organizationof work (5)

General Assembly: President:election (4)

General Assembly: Vice-Presi­dents: election (5)

General Assembly: Cttees: AdHoc CUee: officers: election

General Assembly: Cttees: Chair­men: election (5)

General Assembly: CUees: Cre­dentials Cttee: appointment(3 (a)

Preparatory Cttee for the SpecialSession of the General As­sembly Devoted to Disarma­ment: report (6)

-- Ad Hoc Committee: organization of work

Discussion in Ad Hoc Cttee: Meetings A/S-I0/AC.I/PV.l,2

-- Chairmen: election (agenda item 5)

Discuseion in Plenary: Meetin.r; A/S-IO/PV.lThe Assembly decided wit:b.out vote that the Chair­

men of the Main Cttees who wel"e elected atthe 32nd session would continue in the sameposts for the 10th special session as decisionS-10/l3, It was further decided that in theabsence of a Chairman of a Main Cttee, hewould be replaced by ano1her member of hisdelegation

See Introduction (p.33)fol" a complete list of officers

-- Ad "Hoc Committee: report A/S-I0/23

See Disarmament for discussion

-- Credentials Committee: appointltlent (agenda item 3 (a»Rule 28 of the rules of procedure of the GeneralAssembly

On the proposal of the Temporary President, Mr. LazarMojsov (Yugoslavia), tile same members asthose appointed at the 3 2nd regular session wereappointed without objection at the 1st plenarymeeting as decision S-10/11: Canada, China,Ecuador, Fiji, Madagascar, Nepal, Nigeria,USSR and United States

-- Credentials Committee: report A/S-lO/22

See General Assembly: Members: representatives:- credentials for discussion

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC): CHANCELLOR (HelmutSchmidt)

-- address before General Assembly A/S-IO/PV. 5

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SUBJECT INDEX(10th special session)

GREECE: PRIME MINISTER (Constantine Karamanlis)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.17

ICELAND: PRIME MINISTER (Geir Hallgrimsson)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV. 7

INDIA: PRIME MINISTER (Morarji Desai)-- address before General Assembly A/S-lO/PV. 24

mELAND: PRIME MINISTER (Jack Lynch)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.4

ITALY: PRIME MINISTER (Giulio Andreotti)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.14

LAND-LOCKED COUNTRIES-- situation of Bolivia

See General Assembly: general debate

LUXEMBOURG: PRESIDENT (Gaston Thorn)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/1·V.13

MILITARY BUDGETS-- reduction: report by Secretary-General A/S-I0/6 &

Corr .1, Add. 1

See Disarmament for discussion

NON-ALIGNED COUNTRIES-- documents presented to General Assembly

DocumentsA/S-IO/AC.1/6 Resolution adopted at the Extra­

ordinary Meeting of Ministers of Foreign Af­fairs participating in the special session ofthe Assembly devoted to disarmament,29 May

PORTUGAL: PRESIDENT (Antonio Ramalho Eanes)-- adckess before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.13

PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR THE SPECIAL SESSIONOF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEVOTED TO DIS­ARMAMENT

-- report (agenda item 6)General Assembly resolutions 31/189 Band 32/88 B

See also Disarmament

DocumentsA/S-IO/l (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.1)

(Vols.I-VII) Preparatory Cttee for the Spe­cial Session of the General Assembly Devotedto Disarmament. Report

PREPARA10RY COMMITTEE FOR THE SPECIAL SESSIONOF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEVOTED TO DIS­ARMAMENT (continued)

- - report (continued)

Discussion in Plenary: Meeting A/S-I0/PV.lRecommendations adopted by the Preparatory Cttee,

af, contained in the Cttee's report (A/S-IO/l,Vol. I), were endorsed without vote by theGeneral Assembly as decision S-10/22

ROMANIA: PRIME MINISTER (Manea Manescu)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV. 22

SENEGAL: PRESIDENT (L~opold S~dar Senghor)- - address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.17

OOUTH ASIA-- nuclear-weapon-free zone: establishment (proposed): re­

port by Secretary-General A/S-IO/5

see Disarmament for discussion

SWEDEN: PRIME MINISTER (Thorbj~rn F:llldin)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV. 2

TURKEY: PRIME MINISTER (Bttlent Ecevit)-- address before General Assembly A/S-I0/PV.15

.UNITED KINGDOM: PRIME MINISTER (Ja'lles Callaghan)- - address before General Asse:rr \)ly A/S-IO/rV. 14

UNITED NA'nONS-- budget: contributions: scale of assessments

DocumentsA/s-876 Secretary-General. Letter, 20 Apr, con­

cerning States which are in arrears of theircontributions within the terms of Art. 19 ofthe Charter

A/S-9/9 Secretary-General. Letter, 24 Apr, in­forming that necessary payment to reducearrears had been made by Haiti

A/S-I0/16 secretary··General. Letter, 23 May,informing that necessary payment to reducearrears had been made by Paraguay

A/S-I0/16/Add.l Secretary-General. Letter,5 Jun, informing that necessary payment toreduce arrears had been made by DemocraticKampuchea

Discussion in Plenary: Meetings A/S-I0/PV .1,17

YEMEN: PRESIDENT (Ahmed Hu~sein AI-Ghashmi)-- tribute to

Statement in Ad Hoc CUee: Meeting A/S-lO/AC.l/PV.i4

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AD HOC COMMITTEE ON THE WORLD DISARMAMENTCONFERENCE: CHAIRMAN (Ho'ti!yda, F.).

Disarmament AC. 1: 2General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttef.l: organization of

work AC.l~ 2

AD HOC GROUP ON THE RELATIONSHlJ.) BE'IWEEN DIS­~MENT AND DEVELOPMEN'I': CHAIRMAN

(1borsson, I. )••

Dlsarm~merat AC. 1: 2General Meembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc ettee: organization of

work AC.l: 2

AFGHANISTAN

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: general debate Plen: 19

right of reply Plen: 19, 21

Speeches by representativesAmID, H. Plen: 10Maroofy, M. Y. Pleil: 19Siddiq, M.A. W. Plen: 21

AFRO-ASIAN PEOPLES' SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATION:REPRESENTATIVE (Abclulrazzak, N.)

ANGOLA

Disarmament Plen: 10General Assembly: general debate Plen: 10

~ight of reply Plen: 23

Speech~Head of State or GovernmentNasc enlo, Lopo Fortunato do (Prlme MlDleter)

Plen: 10

Speech by representativeFigueiredO, E. do Plen: 23

ARGENTINA

Disarmament Plen: 5General Assembly:

general debate Plen: 5President: election Plen: 1

Speeches by representati'i.asMontes, O. A. Plen: 5

•••ort~~ de ROZas, C. Plen: 1

ASIAN BUDDHIST CONFERENCE FOR PEACE: REPRESEN­TATIVE (Gombojav, S.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

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Disarmament AC.1: 6con-

,irIf ALBANIA

in- Disarmament Plen: 22, 2'1General Assembly: general debate Plen: 22

.y, Speeches by representativesce Baleta, A. Plen: 22

Kapllanl, M. Plen: 2'1

toatic ALGERIA

Disarmament Pion: 12, 2'1General Assembly: general debate Plen: 1.2

§F!eches t-mresentattvesBouaya - a, F. Plen: 2'1Bouteflika, A. Plen: 12

• Also spoke as representative of Iran••*Also spoke as representative of Sweden.

••• Also spoke as Chairman of the Preparatory Cttee forthe Special Session of the General Assembly Devoted to Dls­ar.mament and Chairman of the Ad Uoc Cttee of the 10th Spe­cial Session.

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AUSTRALIA

Disarmament Plen: 16, 2'1General Assembly: general debate PleD: II

Sp!ech by Head of state or GovernmentFraser, M81colm (Prime MlDlilerf Pl.: 18

Speech by representativeHarry, R. L. Plen: 2'

AUSTRIA

Disarmament Plen: 12,2'1Genei'al Assembly: general dftbate Plen: 12

Speeches by representativesCeska, F. Plen: 21Pahr, W. Plen: 12

BAHRAIN

Disarmament Plen: 13General Assembly: general debate Plftn: 13

speech" representative_Al sat ar, S. M. Plen: 13

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BENIN

Speeches by representativesBueno, C.A.B. AC.l: 14,16,CorrGa da Costa, S. Plen: 6,27Lindenberg Sette, L. P. AC. 1: 1

BULGARIA

BRAZIL

Disarmament Plen: B, 27; AC. 1: 14, 16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: oUicers: election

AC .1: I

Disarmament Plen: 7, 27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 7General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.1:,2

BURMA

Speeches by representativesMladenov, P. Plen: 7Yankov, A. Plen: 27; AC.1: 2

Disarmament Plen: 25General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25

Speech by representativeMakobero, B. Plen: 25

Speech by representativeGurinovich, A. E. Plen: 15

BURUNDI

each by Head of state or GovernmentTrudeau, Pierre Elliot Prime Minister)

Speeches by represe'ltativesBarton, W.H. Plen: 27; AC.1: 15,16Jay, H. AC.1: 5

BYELORUSSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC

Disarmament Plen: 22General Assembly: genei'al debate Plen: 22

Speech by representativeU Maung Maung Gyee Plen: 22

CANADA

Disarmament Plen: 15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 15

Disarmament Plen: 6,27; AC.1: 5,15,16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6

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Plen: 5

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Speeches by representativesAdriazola Valda, O. Plen: 5

, Fuentes Ibaft'ez, M. Plen: 27Rolon Anaya, M. Plen: 9

Speeche~ by representativesElliott, G. M .J . AC . 1: 5, 11Erllemann, A. Plen: 2'7; AC.l: 14, 16Simonet, H. Plen: 15

Disarmament Plen: 18General Assembly: general debate Plen: 18

Speech by representativeBoya, T. S. Plen: 18

BELGIUM

Disarmament Plen: 15,2'7; AC.l: 5,11,14, 16iGeneral Assembly: general debate Plen: 151General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of! work AC.l: 14

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jBARBADOSIIDisarmament Plen: 25

.1 General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25j

Speech by representativeBlackman, D. G. Plen: 25

i BHUTAN

I,,1 Disarmament Plen: 23I General Assembly: general debate Plen: 231General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: electionI AC.1: 1

i,' Speeches by representative'1'sherlng, D. Plen: 23; AC.l: 1

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IBANGLADESHf II iDisarmament Plen: 24

:General Assembly: general debate Plen: 24jII Speech by representativeI Kaiser, K. M. Plen: 24

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CENTER FOR DEFENSE INFORMATJON: REPRESENTATIVE(La Rocque, G. R.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 8

CENTRAL AFRICAN EMPIRE

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: general debate Plen: 19

Speech by representativeBandiO, J. -A. Plen: 19

CHAD

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: genenl debate Plen: 19

Speech by repreoontativeDessande, B. Plen: 19

CHiLE

Disarmament Plen: 4; AC.1: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 4

right of reply Plen: 6, 9

Speeches b~repre8entativeDiezUr a;S. Plen:4,6,9~AC.1:9

CHINA

Disarmament Plen: 7,27; AC. 1: 4 ~ 5, 13, 15General Assembly: gener"\ debate P1;. ,1: 7General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Ctiee: organization of

work AC.1: 2

Speeches by reBre~nta:tiv~s .Chen, C. len. 27, A.... 1. 4Huang, H. Plen: 7Lai, Y. L. AC. 1: 5Ling, C. AC.!: 2,13,15

COLOMBIA

Disarmament Plen: 12,27; AC.!: 14General Assembly: general debate Plen: 12

Speeches by representativesBotero, J. F. Plen: 27; AC.l: 14Rivas, R. Plen: 12

COMMISSJON OF THE CHURCHES ON INTERNATIONALAFFAIRS: REPRESENTATIVE (Potter, P.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

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CONGO

Disarmament Plen: 8General Assembly: general debate Plen: 8

Speech by representativeOkongo, N. Plen: 8

COSTA RICA

Disarmament Pltm: 25,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25

Speeches by representativePiza-Escalante, R. Plen: 25,27

CUBA

Disarmament Plen: 8,27; AC.1: 14General Assembly: general debate Plen: 8

right of reply Plen: 11,21

Speeches by representativesPerez Hernandez, J. L. AC.l: 14Roa Kouri, R. Plen: 21,27Rodriguez, C. R. Plen: 6Vierra Linares, J. R. Plen: 11

CYPRUS

Disarmament Plen: 2,27; AC. 1: 11,13,15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 2

Speeches by representativeRossides, Z. Plen: 27; AC.1: 11,13,15

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Disarmament Plen: 6General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6

Speech by representativeCMoupek, B. PLen: 6

DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA

Disarmament Plen: 24General Assembly: generaL debate Plen: 24

Speech by representativeSary, I. PLen: 24

DEMOCRATIC YEMEN

Disarmament Plen: 17General Assembly: general debate Plen: 17

Speech by representativeMotee'a, M. S. Plen: 17

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Disarmament Plen: 4,7,27; AC.l: 14General Assembly: general debate Plen: 4,7

Plen: 7

Speeches by rOljEesentativesBoel, No C.I: 14Oestergaard, L. P!an: 4Ulrichsen, W0 Plen: 27

ECUADOR

Disarmament Plen: 9; AC. 1: 14General Assembly: general debate Plen: 9

Speeches by representativesAlbornoz, M.A. AC.1: 14Ayala-Lasso, J. Plen: 9

EGYPT

Disarmament Plen: 11,27General Assembly: general debate P!~n: 11

right of reply Plan: 13

Speeches by representativesBadawi, A. H. Plen: 13Kamel, M. I. Plen: 11Mesharrafa, H. Plen: 27

EL SALVADOR

Disarmament Plen: 25, 27; AC.1~ 12General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

Disarmament Plen: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 9

Speech by representativeOwono Asangono, E. Plen: 9

. ETHIOPIA

Disarmament Plen: 13General Assembly: general debate Plen: 13

right of reply Plen: 11, 17

Speeches by representativesGedle-Giorgas, F. Plen: 13Ibrahim, MoH. Plen: 11,17

FINLAND

Disarmament Plen: 13,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 13

INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special sessiok1)

FINLAND (continued)

Speflches by reb"esentativesPaStinen, I. • Plen:2'tV:lyrynen, P. Plen: 13

FRANCE

Disarmament Plen: 3,27; AC 01: 4,9,14-16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 3General Assembly: Cttees: Act Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC ol: 2

Speech by Head of State or GovernmentGiscal'd d'Estatng, Valery (president) Plen: 3

Speeches b;r representativesLeprette, J. AC.1:4;I4 J 16Mistral, A. AC.l: 2,9,15Taittinger, P.C. Plen: 27

FRIENDS WORLD COMMITTEE FOR CONSULTATDN:REPRESENTATIVE (Nolega, S.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

GABON

Disax'mament Plen: 4General Assembly: general debate Plen: 4

~eech by representativeNgomo OObiang, J. B. Plen: 4

GANDHI PEACE roUNDATDN: REPRESENTATIVE(Krishna, R.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

GENE'RAL ASSEMBLY: PRESIDENT (Moj sov, L.)

Disarmament Plen: 1,27General Assembly:

agenda Plen: 1closing statement Plen: 27general debate Plen: 25Members: representatives: credentiale Plen: 26opening statement Plen: 1,27organization of work Plell: 1,26Vice-Presidents: election Plen: 1

General Assembly: Cttees:Ad Hoc Cttee: establishment Plen: 1Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: election Plen: 1Chairman: election Plen: 1Credentials CUee: appointment Plen: 1

Preparatory Cttee for the Special session of the GeneralAssembly Devoted to Disarmament: report Plen: 1

UN: budget: contributions: scale of assessments Plen: 1,17

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10~rH

SPECIAL SESSION: CHAlRMAN (Ortiz de Rozas, C.).

Disarmament AC.l: 4-6,9-16General Assembly: Cttees:

Ad Hoc Cttee: closing statement AC.l: 16Ad Hoc Cttee: offic,ers: election AC.l: 1Ad Hoc Cttee: opening statement AC.l: 2Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of work AC.l: 1,2,9,11,13­

16Yemen: President (Ahmed Hussein Al-Ghashmi): tribute to

AC.l: 14

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10THSPECIAL SESSION: RAPPORTEUR (Bensmail, A.)

Disarmament Plen: 27

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10THSPECIAL SESSION: WORKING GROUP A: CHAIRMAN(Templeton, M.J. C. ).*

Disarmament AC.1: 5,10,13

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF IfHE 10THSPECIAL SESSION: WORKING GROUP A: CO-QRDI­NATOR (Garcla Robles, A.)***

Disarmament AC.1: 14,15

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10THSPECIAL SESSION: WORKING GROUP B: CHAIRMAN(Jaroszek, H.)

Disarmament AC.1: 5,10,13

GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Disarmament Plen: 16; AC.l: 10General Assembly: general debate Plen: 16

~echeB by representativesFischer, O. Plen: 16Florin, P. AC.l: 10

GERMANY (FEDERAL REPUBLIC)

Disarmament Pleu: 5; AC.l: 4,5General Assembly: general debate Plen: 5

Speeches by representativePfeiffer, G. AC.I: 4,5

GHANA

Disarmament Plen: 15,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 15

Speeches by relresentativesBoaten, F. • Plen: 27Felli, R.J. A. Plen: 15

GREECE

Disarmament Plen: 17,27General Assembly:

general debate Plen~ 17organization of work Plen: 1

General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: electionPlen: 1 --

l,17

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10THSPECIAL SESSION: WORKING GROUP B: DRAFTINGGROUP I: CO-ORDINATOR (Adeniji, O. )••**

Disarmament AC. 1: 13

GENERAL ASSEMBLY: AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10THSPECIAL SESSION: WORKING GROUP B: DRAFTINGGROUP IT: CO-ORDINATOR (Hamilton, G.)

Disarmament AC.1: 13,14

*Also spoke as represent...1tive of Argentina and Chair­man of the Preparatory Cttee for the Special Session of theGeneral Assembly Devoted to Disarmament.

** Also spoke as representative of New Zealand.*** Also spoke as representative of Mexico.

**** Also spoke as representative of Nigeria.

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~eeches by representativePapoUliasp G. Plen: 1,,27

GUlNEA

Disarmament Plan: 21General Assembly: general debate Plen: 21

Speech by representativeDOUkoure, A. Plen: 21

GUYANA

Disarmament Plen: 23General Assembly: general debate Plen: 23

Speech by representativeJackson, R. E. Plen: 23

Plen: 17

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Plen: 7

HAITI

Disarmament Plen: 23General Assembly: general debate Plen: 23

Speech by representativeCharles, S. E. Plen: 23

HOLY SEE

Disarmament AC.l: 3,10

Speeches by representativesCasarQU, Ar~hbishop AC.l: 3Heckel, R. AC.l: 10

HONDURAS

Disarmament Plen: 4General Assembly: general debate Plen: 4

Speech by representativeCallejas Bonilla, P. Plen: 4

HUNGARY

Disarmament Plen: 11General Assembly: general debate Plen: 11

Speech by representativePuja, F. Plen: 11

ICELAND

Disarmament Plen: 7General Assembly: gene:ral debate Plen: 7

INDIA

Disarmament Plen: 24,27; AC.1: 13-16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 24General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.l: 2

eecb by Head of state or GovernmentDesai, Morarji Prime Minister) Plen: 24

~hes by representativesJrdpal, R. AC.l: 13,14,16Misra, B.C. AC.1: 13Vellodi, M.A. Plen: 27; AC.l: 2,15,16

INDONESIA

Disarmament Plen: 11General Assembly: general debate Plen: 11

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INDONESIA (continued)

Speech by representativeKusumaatmadja, M. Plen: 11

INSTITUTE FOR WORLD ECONOMICS AND INTERNATDN­AL RELATDNS, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THEUNION OF SOVIET SOClAlJST REPUBLICS: REP­RESENTATIVE (Bykov, 0.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 8

INTERNATIONAL ASS:>CIATDN FOR RELIGIOUS FREE­OOM: REPRESENTATIVE (Carnes, P.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY: DIRECroR­GENERAL (Eklund, S.)

Disarmament Plen: 13General Assembly: general debate Plen: 13

INTERNATIONAL CO-oPERATIVE ALLIANCE: REP­RESENTATIVE (Kerinec, R.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATDN:REPRESENTATIVE (McKeown, C.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR PJ!:ACE: REPRESEN ~

TATIVE (Kade, G.)

Disarmllment AC. 1: 8

INTERNATDNAL PEACE BUREAU: REPRESENTATIVE(MacBride, S.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

INTEPNATIONAL PEACE RESEARCH ASalCIATDN: REP­RESENTATIVE (Vayrynen, R.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 8

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH AND STUDENT MOVEMENT FORTHE UNITED NATIONS (L1)nn, J.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

IRAN

Disarmament Plen: 18,27; AC.l: 5General Assembly: general debate Plen: 18

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Speeches by representatives*Hoveyda, F. Plen: 27; AC.l: 5Khaiatbari, A. A. Plen: 18

IRAQ

Disarmament Plen: 10,27; AC.l: 4,13,15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 10

Speeches by representativesAI-Atiyyah, G. AC.l: 15Hammadi, S. Plen: 10Kittani, I.T. AC.l: 4,13,15Kubba~ B. S. Plen: 27

mELAND

Disarmament Plen: 4; AC. 1: 5General Assembly: general debate 'Plen: 4

Speech by repr~senta~ive

Kennedy, E. AC.l: 5

ISRAEL

Disarmament Plen: 12, 27; AC. 1: 4General Assembly: general debate Plen: 12

Speeches by representativesCahana, S. Plen: 27; AC. 1: 4Herzog, C. Plen: 12

ITALY

INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

JAPAN

Disarmament Plen: 9,27; AC.l: 4,15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 9

Speeches by representativesAbe, I. Plen: 27Ogiso, M. AC.1: 4,15Sonoda, S. Plen: 9

JORDAN

Disarmament Plen: 22,27; AC. 1: 10, 13, 15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 22

Speeches by representativesNuseibeh, H. Plen: 22; AC. 1: 10,13,15Shamma, G. Plen: 27

KENYA

Disarmament Plen: 24General Assembly: general debate Plen: 24

Speech by representativeWaiyaki, M. Plen: 24

KUWAIT

Disarmament Plen: 15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 15

Spee?h by re~resentativeBlshara, •Y. Plen: 15

LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

OR

Disarmament Plen: 14, 27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 14Geneul Assembly: Cttees: Ad HO':l Citee: officers: election

AC.l": 1

Speeches by representativeVinci, P. Plen: 27; AC. 1: 1

JAMAICA

Disarmament Plen: 21General Assembly: general debate Plen: 21

§peech by representativePatterson, P. J. Plen: 21

* Also spoke as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Cttee on theWorld Disarmament Conference.

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Disarmament Pl€:u: 23General Ass~mbly: general debate Plen: 23

Speech by representativeSourinho, V. Plen: 23

LEBANON

Disarmament Plen: 16General Assembly: general debate Plell: 16

Speech by representativeTueni, G. Plen: 16

LIAIOON CONFERENCE OF JAPANESE NATIONAL NON­GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS AT THESPECIAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLYDEVOTED TO DISARMAMENT: REPRESENTATIVE(Tanaka, S.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 6

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INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

LmERIA

Disarmament Plen: 4, 27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 4

Speeche~ by reresentativesDenniS, C. . Plen: 4Harmon, E. Plen: 27

LmYAN ARAB JAMAHmIYA

Disarmament Plen: 8General Assembly: general debate Plen: 8

Speech by representativeKikhia, M. R. Plen: 8

LUXEMBOURG

Disarmament Plen: 13General Assembly: general debate Plen: 13

Speech by Head of state or GovernmentThorn, Gaston (President) Plen: 13

MADAGASCAR

Disarmament Plen: 11General Assembly: general debate Plen: 11

Speech by representativeRichard, C. R. Plen: 11

MALAYSIA

Disarmament Plen: 11General Assembly: general debate Plen: 11

Speech by representativeZaiton l I. Plen: 11

MALDIVES

Disarmament Plen: 25General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25

Speech by representativeHussain, M. M. Plen: 25

MALI

Disarmament Plen: 17General Assembly: general debate Plen: 17

Speech by represent~.tive

Kante, M.B. Plen: 17

* Also spoke as Co -ordinator of Working Group A of theAd Hoc Cttee of the 10th Special Session.

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MALTA

Disarmament Plen: 7,27; AC.l: 16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 7

Speeches bt representativeGauci,.J. Plen: 7-;27; AC.l: 16

MAURITANIA

Disarmamen~ Plen: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 9

Speech by representativeEl Hassen, M. Plen: 9

MAURITIUS

Disarmament Plen: 6General Assembly: general dlebate Plell. 6

Speech byrepresentativeRampliul, R. K. Plen: 6

MEXICO

Disarmament Plen: 3,27; AC.l: 14General Assembly: general debate Plen: 3

MONGOLIA

Disarmament Plen: 8General Assembly: general debate Plen: 8

Speech. b~' representativeDugersl,1ren, M. Plen~ 8

MOROCCO

Disarmament Plen: 6General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6

Speech by representativeBoucetta, M. Plen: 6

MOZAMBIQUE

Disarmament Plen: 25General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25

Speech by representativeChissano, J.A. Plen: 25

NEP,

Disa:Gene

NET]

DisalGene

NEW

DisalGenel

NICAl

DisarGenel

NIGEl

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NEPAL

Disarmament Plen: 20General Assembly: general debate Plen: 20

Speech by representativeAryal, R:R. Plen: 20

NETHEnLANDS

Disarmament Plen: 14; AC.1: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 14

Speeches by re~resentatives

SCheltema, H. AC. I: 9van der Klaauw, C. A. Plen: 14

NEW ZEALAND

Disarmament Plen: 18,27; AC.1: 9,15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 18

Speeches by representatives1aIbOys, B. Plen: 18

*Templeton, M.J. C. Plen: 27; AC.1: 9,15

NICARAGUA

Disarmament Plen: 25General Assembly: general debate Plen: 25

SpeMch by representativeontiel Arguello, A. Plen: 25

NIGER

Disarmament Plen: 6General Assembly: general debate Pien: 6

Speech by reksentativeAdamou, .D. Plen: 6

NIGERIA

Disarmament Plen: 6,27; AC.1: 4General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6

~eeches by representatives*Adeniji, o. AC.I: 4Adeyemi, B.A. Plen: 27Garba, J.N. Plen: 6

INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

NORWAY

Disarmament Plen: 14; AC.1: 9,12General Assembly: general debate Plen: 14

Speeches by representativesFrydenlund, K. Plen: 14Vaero.,s, O. AC. 1: 9, 12

OFFICE OF FINANCIAL SERVICES: BUDGET DIVISION:REPRESENTA1'IVE (Durand, H. C.)

Disarmament AC.1: 16

OMAN

Disarmament Plen: 20General Assembly: general debate Plen: 20

ORGANIZATION OF TRADITIONAL RELIGIONS OF AFRICA:REPRESENTATIVE (Onyioha, K.O.K.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

PAKISTAN

Disarmament Plen: 7, 27General Assembly: general debate Plen: '1

right of reply Plen: 19General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.1: 2

Speeches by represent~tives

Akhund, I. A. Plen: 27Naik, N.!. AC.1: 2Shahi, A. Plen: 7,19

PANAMA

Disarmament Plen: 10General Assembly: general debate Plen: 10

Speech by representativeIDueca, J. E. Plen: 10

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Disarmament Plen: 15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 15

Speech by rfresentativeMatane, .N. Plen: 15

*Also spoke as Chairman of Working Group A of theAd Hoc cttee of the 10th Special Session.

** Also SPOkE as Co-ordinator of Drafting Group IofWorking Group B of the Ad Hoc Cttf~ of the 10th SpecialSession.

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PERU

Disarmament Plen: 9,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 9

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INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

PERU (continued) ROMANIA (continued)

PH!LIPPINES

eech b Head of State or GovernmentManescu, Manea Prime Minister - Plen: 22

Speeches by representativeDatcu, I. Plen: 27; AC.l: 9

Di

Disarmament PI~n: 6; AC.l: 10General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6

Speeches by re~resentatives

ROmulo, C. . Plen: 6Yango, A.D. AC.1: 10

RWANDA

Disarmament Plen: 18General Assembly: general debate Plen: 18

Speech by representativeKaruhije, I. Plen: 18

DiGE

, '

'?OLAND

Disarmament Plen: 3General Assembly: general debate Plen: 3

Speech by representativeWojtaszek, E. Plen: 3

SAUDI ARABIA

Disarmament Plen: 20; AC.l: 14,15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 20

right of reply Plen: 13General As~embly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.l: 14

SF

DiGE

PORTUGAL

Disarmament Plen: 13General Assembly: general debate Plen: 13

Speech by Head of state or GovernmentRamalho Eanes, Antonio (President) PI~n: 13

Speeches by representativeBaroody, J.M. Plen: 13,20; AC.l: 14,15

SECRETARY-GENERAL (Waldheim, K.)

Disarmament Plen: 1,27General Assembly: opening statement Plen: 1

saDiGe

PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR THE SPECIAL SESSIONOF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEVOTED TO DIS­ARMAMENT: CHAIRMAN (Ortiz de Rozas, C.). SENEGAL

Ge

Preparatory Cttee for the Spet;:ial Session of the GeneralAssembly Devoted to Disarmament: report Plen: 1

Disarmament Plen: 17; AC.1: 15General Assembly: general debate Plen: 17

PUGWASH CON FERENCES ON SCIENCE AND WORLDAFFAIRS: REPRESENTATIVE (Feld, B.)

Disarmament AC.1: 7

Speech by Head of state or GovernmentSenghor, Leopold Sedar (President) Plen: 17

Speech by re~resentative

Sy, I. A .1: 15ST

Dil

QATAR SIERRA LEONES'I'

Disarmament Plen: 23General Assembly: general debate Plen: 23

Disarmament Plen: 10,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 10

Dil

Speech by representativeJamal, J. Y. Plen 23

Speeches by representativesonteh, A.O. Plen: 10

Conteh, A. S. Plen: 27 SU

ROMANIA

Disarmament Plen: 22,27; AC.l: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 22

SINGAPORE

Disarmament Plen: 20; AC. 1: 11General Assembly: general debate Plen: 20General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.1: 11

DhGelGel

Re]

. )

Speeches by representativeKoh, T.T. Plen: 20; AC.1: 11

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• Also spoke as representative of Argentina and Chair­man of the Ad Hoc Cttee of the 10th Special Session.

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INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

9JCIALIST INTERNATIONAL: REPRESENTATIVE (Carls-son, B.) .

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

5"~EDEN

Disarmament Plen: 2,27; AC.1~ 5,9Genel'al Assembly: general debate Plen: ~

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9JMALIA Pj~n: 2

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17

;ation of

Disarmament Plen: 3,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 3

right of reply Plen: 11,17

Speeches bi representativesBarre, .J. Plen: 3Hussein, A. H. Plen: 11Mussa, H. S. Plen: 27Warsama, M. Plen: 17

SPAIN

Disarmament Plen: 14; AC.l: 12General Assembly: general debate Plen: 14

Speeches by representativesLaiglesia Gonzljjez, It de AC.l: 12Oreja-Aguirre, M. Plen: 14

SRI LANXA

Disarmament Plen: 4,27; AC.l: 5,14,16General Assembly:

general debate Plen: 4organization of work Plen: 1

General Assembly: Ctiees:Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: election Plen: 1Ad Hoc Cttee: organizaUon of work AC.1: 2

STANLEY FOUNDATION: REPRESENTATIVE (stanley, M.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 8

STOCKHOLM INTERNAT10NAL PEACE RESEARCH INSTI­TUTE: REPRESENTATIVE (Barnaby, F.)

Disarmament liC. 1: 8

SUDAN

Disarmament Plen: 17General Assembly: general debate Plen: 17General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of

work AC.1: 2

~eeches by representativeMedani, M. Plen: 17; AC.1: 2

*Also spoke as Chairman of the Ad Hoc Group on theRelationship between Disarmament and Development.

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Speeches by representatives*Thorsson, 1. AC .1: 5,9Thunborg, A.I. Plen: 27

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC

Disarmament Plen: 21General Assembly: general debate Plen: 21

Speech by representativeEI-Choufi, H. Plen: 21

THAILAND

Disarmament Plen: 21General Assembly: general debate Plen: 21

Speech by representativeGuna-Kasem, P. Plen: 21

TOGO

Disarmament Filen: 21General Assembly: general debate Plen: 21

Speech by representativeKod~ovi, A. -A. Plen: 21

TUNISIA

Disarmament Plen: 21General Assembly: general debate P).en: 21

TURKEY

Disarmament Plen: 15,27; AC.1: 16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 15

Speech by Head of State or GovernmentEcevit, Bdlent (Prime Minister) Plen: 15

Speeches by representativesTdrkmen, I. Plen: 2r-­Uluc;evik, T. AC.1: 16

UGANDA

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: general debate Plen: 19

Spe4~?h by ritresentativehl.nene, •Y. Plen: 19

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iNDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

•

UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIAIJST REPUBLIC

Disarmament Plen: 16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 16

Speech by representativeShevel, G.G. Plen: 16

UNION 0 F SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS

Disarmament Plen: 5; AC.l: 4,10,14-16General Assembly:

general debate Plen: 5organization of work Plen: 1

General Assembly: Cttees:Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: election Ple:n: 1; AC.l: 1Ad Hoc Cttee: organization of work AC.I: 2,14

Speeches by representativesGromyko, A. A. Plen: 5ISSl'a.elyan, V.L. AC.l: 1,2,4,10,14,16Kovalev, A.G. AC.l: 14,15Trc,yanovsky, O.A. Plen: 1

UN!TED ARAB EMmATES

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: general debate Plen: 19

Sp6ech by representativeHumaidan, A. Plen: 19

UNITED KINGDOM

Disarmament Plen: 14,26,27; AC.l: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 14

eech by Head of state or Governmentallaghan, James Prime MiniSter) Plen: 14

Speeches by representativeAshe, D.R. Plen: 26,27; AC.l: 9

UNITED NATIONS DEVEIDPMENT PROGRAMME: AD­MINISTRATOR (Morse, B.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 5

UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCJ'€NTIFIC ANDCULTURAL ORGANIZATION: DTh~CTOR-GENERAL(M'Bow, A. -M.)

Disarmament Plan: 6General Assembly: general debate Plen: 6

UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME: EXEC­UTIVE nffiECTOR (TaIba, M.K.)

Disarm~.ment AC. 1: 4

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UNITED REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON

Disarmament Plen: 23,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 23

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

Disarmament Plen: 13General Assembly: general debate Plen: 13

Speech by representativeMkapa, B. Plen: 13

UNITED STATES 0 F AMERICA

Disarmament Plen: 2,27; AC.l: 5,9,12,13,16General Assembly: general debate Plen: 2

Speeche~ by rejresentativesHarrIman, • AC. 1: 12Leonard, J'. F. Plen: 27; AC. 1: 16Mondale, W. F. Plen: 2Newman, P. AC.l: 9Warnke, P. C. AC.l: 13Young, A. AC.l: 5

URUGUAY

Disarmament Plen: 9General Assembly: general debate Plen: 9

Speech by representativeRovira, A. Plen: 9

VENEZUELA

Disarmament Plen: 2; AC.l: 11,14General Assembly: general debate Plen: 2

VIET NAM

Disarmament Plen: 10,27; AC.l: 13General Assembly: general debate Plen: 10

Speeches by representativesCu Dinh Ba Plen: 27; AC.l: 13Nguyen Van Hieu Plen: 10

WOMEN'S INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION:REPRESENTATIVE (Nikolayeva-Tereshkova, V.)

Disarmament AC.l: 7

WOMEN'SmE

DisaJrmaDl

WORLD A,RES.

Disarmam

WORLD C<RES)

Disarmam4

WORLD PIRESI

DisarmamE

WORLD FERESE

Diearmame

WORLD FETDN:

Disarmame.

WORLDPE.

Disarmamel

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INDEX TO SPEECHES(10th special session)

WOMEN'S INTERNATDNAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE ANDFREEOOM: REPRESENTATIVE (Baliantyne, E.)

DiwL'mament AC. 1: 7

WORLD ASEOCIATDN OF WORLD FEDERALISTS: REP­RESENTATIVE (Keys, D.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

WORLD CONFERENCE ON RELIGJON AND PEACE: REP­RESENTATIVE (Niwano, N.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

WORLD FEDERATDN OF DEMOCRATIC YOUTH: REP­RESENTATIVE (Ottone, E.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

WORLD FEDERATDN OF SCIENTIFIC WORKERS: REP­RESENTATIVE (Burhop, E. H. S. )

Diearmam3nt AC. 1: 7

WORLD FEDERATDN OF UNITED NATiO~S ASS:>CIA­TDNS: REPRESENTATIVE (Simai, M.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

WORLD PEACE COUNCIL: REPRESENTATIVE (Chandra, R.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

WORLD UNJJN OF CATHOLIC WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS:REPRESENTATIVE (Lovatt-Dolan, E.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

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WORLD VETERANS FEDERATION: REPRESENTATIVE(Wourgaft, S.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

YEMEN

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: general debate Plen: 19

Speech by 1"epresentativeAi-Haddad, A.A. Plen: 19

YUGOSLAV LEAGUE FOR PEACE, INDEPENDENCE ANDEQUALITY OF PEOPLES: REPRESENTATNE(Averamov, S.)

Disarmament AC. 1: 7

YUGOSLAVIA

Disarmament Plen: 2,27General Assembly: general debate Plen: 2

Speeches by representativesDjuranovi~, V. Plen: 2Petri~, J. Plen: 27

ZAIRE

Disarmament Plen: 21General Assembly: general debate Plen: 21

right of reply Plen: 23

Speeches by representativeKabeya wa MUke6a Plen: 21,23

ZAMBIA

Disarmament Plen: 19General Assembly: general debate Plen: 19General Assembly: Cttees: Ad Hoc Cttee: officers: election

AC.1: 1

Speeches by representativesMutukwa, K.S. AC.l: 1Mwale, S. G. Plen: 19

'I'ENTH SPECIAL SESSION-----------------------

Numerical List of DocumentsNOTE: Information as to republication of mimeographed documents in printedfascicles of Annexes to the Official Records was not complete at the time ofpublication of this index. Information which was available appears in paren­theses after the symbol; e.g. A/S-I0/22 (agenda item 3) indicates that thisdocument is republished in the fascicle for agenda item 3 in the Official Rec­orda of the General Assembly, 10th special session, Annexes. Documentsissued as Supplements of the General Assembly are so indicated.

PlenaryGeneral SeriesA/S-I0/

1 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.l)(Vols,l­VII) (& Corr. 1, Spanish only)

2 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.2)(Vols.l,TI) & Corr.l

2/Add. 1 (& Add. l/Rev. 1, English only) (GAOR,10th special sess., Suppl. No.2A)

3 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.3)(Vols.l,il) (& Corr .1, Chinese, English & Russianonly)

4 (GAOR, 10th special sess., Suppl. No.4) (To beissued) -----

56 & Corr.l, Add. 17 (& Corr .1, Chinese, English, French, Russian &

Spanish only)8 & Add. 1, 29-15

16 & Add. 117-2122 (agenda item 3)23 (agenda items 9-12)24

Ilffonnation SeriesA/INF/S-10/

1 & Add. 1~

Resohl1ions and Decisions

A/RES/S-I0/l and 2 (issued separately) and decisions S-10/11-15 and 21-24 (issued in A/INF/S-10/2) are collectedin A/S-I0/4 (GAOR, 10th special session, &1ppl. No.4)

Plenary (continued)

Verbatim Records

A/S-I0/PV.1-27

AD HOC COMMITTEE OF THE 10TH SPECIAL SESSION(Symbol A/S-I0/AC.l/-.)

General SeriesA/S-I0/AC.l/

1-89 & Add. 1

10,1112 & Corr.l13-2526 & Corr.l, 227-3637 & Rev. 1 (& Rev .1/Corr .1, English only),

Rev.l/Add.l38-40

Lmited SeriesA/S-10/AC.l/L.

1 & Rev. 12-17

Verbatim Records

A/S-I0/AC. l/PV. 1-16

No.2 Sj01P$1

No.2A Aoj

1·01

$1

,I

iI

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No.1

Supplements to Officiol Records

Report of the Preparatory Committee for the SpecialSession of the General Assembly Devoted to Disar­mament. May 1978. 7 vols. (A/S-I0/1). Photo­offset. (Vol.l: $U.S. 4.00; Vol.TI: $U.S. 19.00;Vol.ID: $U.S. 19.00; Vol. IV: $U.S. 22.00; Vol.V:$U. S. 16.00; Vol. VI: $U. S. 16.00; Vol. Vil:$U. S. 14.00) (or equivalent in other currencies) .. .. Corrigendum. 21 Jun 1978. 1 p. (A/S-I0/l/

Corr .1, Spanish only). Photo-offset.

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Supplements to Official Records (continued)

No.2 Special report of the Conference of the Committeeon Disarmament. May 1978. 2 vols. (A/S-10/2).Photo-offset. (Vol. I: $U. S. 2. 00; Vol. II:$U. S. 5.00) (or equivalent in other currencies) .... Corrigendum. 9 Jun 1978. 1 p. (A/S-10/2/

Corr. 1). Photo-offset.

No.2A Addendum to the special report of the Conferenceof the Committee on Disarmament. Aug 1978.143 p. (A/S-10/2/Add/1/Rev.1, English only;other languages A/S-10/2/Add.1). Photo-offset.$U.8. 5.00 (or equivalent in other currencies).

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No.3 Special report of the Ad Hoc Committee on theWorld Disarmament Conference. May 1978.2 vols. (A/S-10/3). Photo-offset. (Vol. I:$U.S. 2.00; Vol. II: $U.S. 14.00) (or equivalent inother currencies) .. .. Corrigendum. 22 May 1978. 1 p. (A/S-IO/3/

Corr .1, Chinese, English & Russian only).Photo-offset.

No.4 Resolutions and decisions adopted by the GeneralAssembly during its 10th special session, 23 May ­30 June 1978. (A/8-10/4). To be issued.

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Date

3 May 1978

21 Apr 1978

Meeting

A/S-9/PV. 15

A/S-8/PV.2

subsequently advised the Secretariat of intention to vote NO

subsequently advised the Secretariat of intention to ABSTAIN

blank space indicates that no vote was recorded

subsequently advised .the Secretariat of intention to vote YES

Title of Resolution andAgenda Item Number

(Y)

(N)

(A)

N voted NO

Y voted YES

ANNEX

v{) t ing C~/lar t 0.1' Reso/ll t iOIlS adoJ) ted

h)' Recoreleel or Roll-call Vote

8til. 9til and I() til spec ia I sess ions

A ABSTAINED

This chart gives votes as indicated in the provisional verbatim records of the8th, 9th and lOth special sessions of the General Assembly, and includes correctionssubsequently submitted.

Voting is given only for those resolutions which were adopted in plenary byrecorded or roll-call votes. One resolution of the 8th special session and one resolutionof the 9th special session were so adopted. Resolutions of the lOth special session wereadopted without vote.

The following symbols are used to indicate how each state voted and subsequentinformation.

Financing of the United Nations Interim Forcein Lebanon (7)

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Declaration on Namibia and Programme ofAction in Support of Self-Determinationand National Independence for Namibia(7)

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Ivory Coast Y y

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Jordan y y--

I Kenya y y

--I Kuwait Y Y

- --Lao Peoples Demo-N y

cratic Renublic ----,Lebanon y (Y)

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I--

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Mali Y Y--

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Albania N YI

Algeria y

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~IAustralia Y .t\

Austria y A

Bahamas Y Y

Bahrain y y

Bangl~desh Y Y

Barbados Y Y--

Belgium y A

I--

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I- --

Bhutan y y

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r= --I Brazil y y

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N Y

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[;aragua y Y [iinan Arab Republic N y- ---

Niger y y Thalland y y

Nigeria y y Togo y

Norway y A ITrinidad and y y

Toba~o

Oman y y Tunisia Y Y

Pakistan y Y Turk,ey Y Y

Panama Y Y Uganda Y y

Papua New Guinea Y Ukrainian SSR N Y--

I--

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I Peru y y I United Arab y y I

Emirates

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I Poland N Y IUnited Republic of y YCameroon

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