The United States at the United Nations: the United States position regarding certain problems of United Nations organization and procedure:
Contents
- I. United States policy regarding elections to certain organs,
commissions, and committees of the United Nations1
(Documents 62-110)
- II. Interest of the United States in increasing the effectiveness of the
United Nations: United States proposals for the establishment of an interim
committee of the General Assembly and for a study of voting procedure in the
Security Council1
(Documents 111-144)
- III. United States policy regarding the question of admission of new
members into the United Nations1
(Documents 145-160)
- IV. Policy of the United States regarding the apportionment of expenses of
the regular (administrative) budget of the United Nations among members of
the Organization1
(Document 161)
- For previous documentation regarding this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. i, pp. 117 ff.↩
- For documentation related to
this subject, see
Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. i, pp. 117 ff. For related
developments, see documentation on the United States and the United
Nations: The United States initiative, September 1947, ante, pp. 14 ff.
An important documentary reference source on this subject is found in Department of State Lot File 71–D 440, Box 19232, Folder “Committee 1, Interim General Assembly Committee on Peace and Security” (in the section carrying the tab “Background”).
↩ - For previous documentation regarding this subject, see Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. i, pp. 357 ff.↩
- Continued from Foreign Relations, 1946, vol. i, pp. 461, 499.↩