United States Interest in Promoting a Reduction of Tension Between the Arab States and Israel; United States Relations with Israel, the Hashe–Mite Kingdom of Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria; United States Interest in the Development of the Water Resources of the Near East; The Missions of Eric Johnston1
1. For previous documentation, see Foreign Relations, 1951, vol. V, pp. 559 ff.
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The Ambassador in Syria (Moose) to the Department of State
683.84A322/11–2653: Telegram
[742] No. 742
Resolution 720 (VIII), Adopted by the
United Nations General Assembly on November 27, 1953
Adopted by the General Assembly at its 458th plenary meeting on Nov. 27, 1953. Part A was adopted by 52 votes to none, with 5 abstentions; Part B was adopted by 51 votes to none, with 6 abstentions.
[743] No. 743
The Secretary of
State to the United States
Mission at the United Nations
683.84A322/11–2753: Telegram
[744] No. 744
Memorandum of Conversation, by the
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and
African Affairs (Byroade)
684A.86/11–2853
[745] No. 745
The Chargé in Jordan (Lynch) to the Department of State
684A.85/11–2853: Telegram
[746] No. 746
The Director of the Foreign Operations
Administration (Stassen) to the Secretary of
State
784A.5 MSP/11–3053
[747] No. 747
The Chargé in Jordan (Lynch) to the Department of State
684A.85/11–3053: Telegram
[748] No. 748
The Ambassador in Jordan (Mallory) to the Department of State
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[749] No. 749
The United States Representative at the
United Nations (Lodge) to the Department of
State
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[750] No. 750
The Acting Secretary
of State to the United States
Mission at the United Nations
683.84A322/12–653: Telegram
[751] No. 751
The United States Representative at the
United Nations (Lodge) to the Department of
State
683.84A322/12–953: Telegram
[752] No. 752
Memorandum by the Deputy Director for
International Organization Affairs in the Office of United Nations
Political and Security Affairs (Popper) to the Secretary
of State
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[753] No. 753
The Acting Secretary
of State to Certain Diplomatic and
Consular Offices
784.00/12–1153: Circular airgram
[754] No. 754
Statement by the United States
Representative at the United Nations (Lodge) Before the Security Council on December 16,
1953
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[755] No. 755
Memorandum of Conversation, by the
Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian, and
African Affairs (Byroade)
684A.85/12–1953
[756] No. 756
Memorandum of Conversation, by the
Director of the Office of Near Eastern Affairs (Hart)
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[757] No. 757
The Secretary of
State to the United States
Mission at the United Nations
684.85/12–2453: Telegram
[758] No. 758
Memorandum of Conversation, by the
Director of the Office of Near Eastern Affairs (Hart)
684A.85322/12–2853
[759] No. 759
The Ambassador in Jordan (Mallory) to the Department of State
784.00/12–3153: Despatch
[760] No. 760
The Secretary of
State to the Embassy in
Israel
684A.85/1–254: Telegram
[762] No. 762
The Ambassador in Syria (Moose) to the Department of State
684A.85322/1–954: Telegram
[763] No. 763
The Consul at Jerusalem (Tyler) to the Department of State
784.00/1–1154: Despatch
[764] No. 764
The Department of
State to the Embassy in
Syria
684A.85322/1–954
[765] No. 765
The Ambassador in Syria (Moose) to the Department of State
684A.85322/1–1254: Telegram
[766] No. 766
The Ambassador in Syria (Moose) to the Department of State
684A.85322/1–1354: Telegram
[767] No. 767
The Ambassador in Syria (Moose) to the Department of State
684A.85322/1–1454: Telegram
[768] No. 768
Memorandum of Conversation, by the
Officer in Charge of Palestine-Israel-Jordan Affairs (Waller)
684A.86/1–1554
[769] No. 769
The Chargé in Israel (Russell) to the Department of State
784.00/1–1554: Telegram
[770] No. 770
Revised Joint Draft Resolution Submitted
to the Security Council by France, the United Kingdom, and the
United States, January 20, 1954
Source: U.N. doc. S/3151/Rev. 2; voted on by the Security Council at its 656th meeting on Jan. 22. There were 7 votes in favor, 2 against (the Soviet Union and Lebanon) and 2 abstentions (China and Brazil). The resolution was not adopted because of the negative vote of the Soviet Union, one of the permanent members of the Council. (U.N. doc. S/PV.656)