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  4. B. The Arab–Asian problem (1952)

Foreign Relations of the United States, 1952–1954, United Nations Affairs, Volume III

B. The Arab–Asian problem (1952)


[13] The Secretary of State to Certain Diplomatic Offices

Washington, January 18, 1952—4:35 p.m.

320/1–1852: Circular airgram


[14] Memorandum Prepared in the Bureau of United Nations Affairs

[Washington,] May 21, 1952.

320/3–2152


[15] Memorandum for the File, by the Ambassador at Large (Jessup)

[Washington,] September 17, 1952.

320/9–1752


[16] Memorandum by the Ambassador at Large (Jessup)

[Washington,] September 18, 1952.

320/9–1752


[17] Bibliography of Departmental Sources Used by Ambassador Jessup for his Arab-Asian Study

Washington, October 15, 1952.

320/10–1553


[18] Memorandum by the Ambassador at Large (Jessup) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] September 23, 1952.

USUN files, “Arab-Asian States”


[19] Memorandum for the File, by the Ambassador at Large (Jessup)

[Washington,] September 23, 1952.

320/9–1752


[20] Memorandum by the Ambassador at Large (Jessup) to the Secretary of State

[Washington,] September 24, 1952.

320/9–2452


[21] Editorial Note


[22] Memorandum by the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Near Eastern, South Asian, and African Affairs (Jernegan) to the Deputy Under Secretary of State (Matthews)

Washington, December 30, 1952.

711.00/12–3052

Contents

  • Preface
  • List of Abbreviations and Symbols
  • List of Persons
  • List of Sources
  • General United States—United Nations Relations:
    • I. United States foreign policy in the United Nations setting:
      • A. United States–United Kingdom discussions regarding the bases of their United Nations Policy (1952) (Documents 1–12)
      • B. The Arab–Asian problem (1952) (Documents 13–22)
      • C. The 1953 review: Organization of United States participation in the United Nations system (Document 23)
      • D. The 1953 review: Principal stresses and strains facing the United States in the United Nations (Documents 24–35)
      • E. Questions pertaining to the projected United Nations Charter review conference (1953–1954) (Documents 36–47)
    • II. Problems arising under the United States–United Nations Headquarters Agreement of 1947, and related matters:
      • A. General questions of United Nations privileges and immunities; the access of aliens to the headquarters of the United Nations (Documents 48–108)
      • B. United States concern with the composition of the staff of the United Nations Secretariat; Problems arising for the United States out of decisions relating thereto, made by the United Nations Administrative Tribunal (1953) and the International Court of Justice (1954) (Documents 109–174)
  • General organizational questions affecting the United Nations and of particular interest to the United States
    • I. United states policy regarding elections to certain offices, organs, commissions, and committees of the United Nations (Documents 175–387)
    • II. Inscription of the Tunisian and Moroccan items on agendas of the General Assembly, 1952–1954; the United States position
    • III. The question of the scale of national assessments for the apportionment of the expenses of the regular (administrative) budget of the United Nations, and related matters (Documents 388–397)
  • United States policy regarding problems arising from the question of the representation of China in the organs of the United Nations (Documents 398–561)
  • Continuing United States concern with the issue of expanded United Nations membership; the unsuccessful United States initiatives to bring about the admission of Japan (1952) and to make possible non-member participation in the General Assembly (1954) (Documents 562–773)
  • Matters arising under chapters XI, XII, and XIII Of the charter of the United Nations (trusteeship and non-self-governing territories):
    • I. The United States attitude on the colonial question (Documents 774–806)
    • II. Underlying issues at the United Nations and diplomatic exchanges between the United States and other Administering Authorities regarding certain of these issues (Documents 807–900)
    • III. Dependent area problems before the United Nations of special interest to the United States:
      • A. The United States decision to cease transmission of information under Article 73(e) of the Charter in respect of Puerto Rico (Documents 901–930)
      • B. The United States position regarding the petition of certain Marshall Islands inhabitants with respect to thermonuclear tests conducted in the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands by the Administering Authority (Documents 931–967)
      • C. Questions relating to French North Africa
      • D. The South West Africa Question
  • United States policy regarding the draft United Nations covenants covenants on human rights: the 1953 change (Documents 968–988)
  • Index

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