American Foreign Policy: Current Documents

Department of State, 1959

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PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES OF AMERICAN	1

PART VIContinued	17

The United Nations Budget Pages	23

Convertibility of Nonresident Sterling Effective December	29

THE UNITED NATIONS AND THE SPECIALIZED	43

United States Views on the Proposed International Freedom	48

B Review and Improvement of the United Nations Machinery	50

The Role of the United States in Promoting Acceptance of	65

Developments Following Chairman Khrushchevs Visit in	931

The Need for a Western Powers Summit Meeting Prior to	939

The Western Powers Agreement on the Holding of an EastWest	946

E Cultural Technical and Educational Exchanges 950973	950

Agreement Between the United States and the U S S R on	957

Memorandum on Cooperation Between the United States and	971

F Implications of the Soviet Economic Offensive Including	974

The KhrushchevDillon Discussion of United StatesSoviet	989

Scale of Assessment of Members of the Organization of American	69

The United States Position on the Question of Enlarging	72

Geographical Distribution of the Staff of the Secretariat of	78

The United Nations Budget	84

The Fourteenth Session of the U N General Assembly	93

United States Opposition to Any United Nations General	111

Question of the Representation of Hungary in the United	115

E Economic Development and Technical Assistance	118

Poland	120

Contributions to the United Nations Expanded Program	124

Status of the United Nations Expanded Program of Technical	130

F Human Rights	132

Continuing Consideration of Draft International Covenants	139

Continuing Consideration of a Draft Convention on Freedom	146

G Trusteeship and SelfDetermination	148

Appeal for Improvement of the Legal Status of Refugees	159

The Specialized Agencies	160

of the U S Delegation Miller Before the Tenth Conference	163

Effects of the European Economic Community on the Develop	164

Tenth Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization	171

The Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organi	180

Request for an Increase in the United States Capital Subscrip	206

The International Bank for Reconstruction and Develop	207

United States Hopes for Sufficient Progress at the Foreign	209

Authorization for an Increase in the United States Capital Sub	216

Association	221

United States Conception of the Role of the Proposed Inter	223

Operations of the International Bank for Reconstruction	225

The International Civil Aviation Organization	232

The International Finance Corporation	247

The International Monetary Fund	274

The World Health Organization	284

The World Meteorological Organization	301

WESTERN HEMISPHERE DEVELOPMENTS	316

The Difficulty of Converting the Military Assistance Program	320

America Mexico and the Caribbean Area Including Peace	326

Regional Conference of United States Chiefs of Mission	333

sider the Complaint of Invasion of Panamanian Territory	336

United States Concern With Respect to the Provisions for Com	342

United States Support of the Proposal for a Meeting of Con	348

Convocation of a Meeting of Consultation of Foreign Ministers	352

Final Act of the Fifth Meeting of Consultation of Ministers	359

Developments Subsequent to the Fifth Meeting of Con	373

The Historical Basis for Friendly CubanUnited States Relations	382

Measures Taken To Intensify Enforcement of Laws Governing	384

Status of Negotiations With the Governments of Cuba	391

Measures Taken and Proposed for the Economic Develop	393

United States Suggestions for Promoting the Economic Develop	397

Conditions Affecting the Extent of United States Participation	403

Date of the Independence of the Trust Territory of Togoland	419

Establishment of the National Advisory Committee on Inter	432

Agreement Establishing the InterAmerican Development Bank	440

Establishment of a Preparatory Committee for the Inter	469

Request for Authorization of United States Membership	470

Recommendation of Congressional Approval of United States	476

PROGRESS TOWARD A LATIN AMERICAN COMMON MARKET	485

485488	488

E CanadianUnited States Relations	493

United States Consideration of Alternatives to Ineffective	495

Second Meeting of the CanadaUnited States Ministerial Com	505

F Antarctica	506

WESTERN EUROPE 512796	512

Statement Issued	519

United States Views on the Prejudicial Effect of Soviet Threats	523

The United States Position Regarding an Increase in the Con	525

B European Regional OrganizationsCurrency Convertibility	529

The European Monetary Agreement Signed at Paris by	532

State	553

United StatesEuropean Communities Discussion of Matters	562

Suggested Program for Solving the Problem of a European	569

ber 12 1959 575576	575

The Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration	577

Committee and the Eleventh Session of the Council of	583

The Problems of Germany Berlin and European Security	588

The Basic Differences Between the United States and Soviet	601

Supplemental Appropriation for the United States Information	606

The Problems of an Agenda for the Proposed Foreign Ministers	607

United States Efforts To Unify the Western Powers Position	611

Soviet Proposal for a Heads of Government Meeting To Discuss	618

The EisenhowerMacmillan Discussion of Matters of Mutual	634

Soviet Insistence on Observation of a 10000Foot Ceiling	640

Developments During the First Phase of the Foreign	649

Caited States Refutation of the Soviet Analysis of the Sub	674

Review of the European Security Provisions of the Western	680

Soviet Proposals for the Creation of a Temporary Free City	692

The Western Powers Refusal To Settle the Berlin Question at	698

Soviet Refutation of the Western Powers Interpretation of	704

of the Foreign Ministers Conference Geneva June 19 1959 713714	713

Developments During the Recess of the Foreign Min	717

Soviet Clarification of Its Proposals for an Interim Agreement	721

Developments During the Second Phase of the Foreign	727

United States Objection to the Soviet ThreeFold Strategy	742

517519	745

Developments Following Adjournment of the Foreign	759

Status of the Berlin Problem Following the EisenhowerKhrush	761

E Relations With Certain Countries and Concerning Certain	765

Statement	775

FrenchUnited States Review of Policies in Areas of Mutual	780

THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY	781

ItalianUnited States Intensive Discussions of Subjects of Mutual	788

ItalianUnited States Detailed Discussion of All Important	789

ton by the President of the United States Eisenhower	796

THE EASTERN EUROPEAN COMMUNIST	797

Message	807

Hungary 815837	815

Poland 837849	837

Statement Made	844

Rumania 849850	849

Yugoslavia	850

Agreement Supplementing the United StatesYugoslav Surplus	859

521521	860

THE SOVIET UNION 8661012	866

The Mikoyan Visit and Soviet Understanding of American Views	873

Presidential Proclamation No 3303	878

Address	887

Content of the NixonKhrushchev Talks and Their Bearing on	894

States August 3September 14 1959 900920	900

SpanishUnited States Exchange of Views on Matters of Mutual	912

Developments During Chairman Khrushchevs Visit in	921

The Principal Matters at Issue in SovietUnited States Rela	922

The Need for SovietUnited States Bilateral Summit Meet	929

G Aircraft and Shipping Incidents	994

The September 2 1958 U S Air Force Transport C130	995

The February 26 1959 Transatlantic Cables Incident Soviet	1001

The September 2 1958 U S Air Force Transport C130	1008

THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST	1013

IranianUnited States Agreement for Cooperation in Pro	1023

B The United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine 10301033	1030

United States Support of Constructive Measures To Serve	1041

Fourth	1048

E The United Nations Emergency Force UNEF	1052

The Obligation of All Members of the United Nations To Share	1059

F Relations With Certain Countries of the Area	1064

United States Grave Views of Any Threat to the Territorial	1065

United Arab Republic	1073

Address by	1084

Date of the Independence of the Trust Territory of Somaliland	1085

A North Africa	1096

Resolution	1101

MoroccanUnited States Examination of the World Situation	1107

B Central and Southern Africa	1109

United States Views on the Respective Merits of Recourse	1111

Resolution 1359	1117

Status and Pending Independence of the Trust Territories	1122

The Future of the Trust Territory of the Cameroons Under	1126

The Future of the Trust Territory of the Cameroons Under	1133

Plans of Political Reforms for the Trust Territory of Ruanda	1141

THE FAR EAST SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST ASIA 11441256	1144

A Activities of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization	1152

11521156	1157

The Colombo Plan	1158

United States Observations on the Initial Reports of Rebellion	1162

India	1163

Congressional Opposition to the Representation of the Chinese	1176

Resolution 1353 XIV Adopted by	1187

The United States Position Respecting the SinoIndian Border	1190

Japan	1196

IndianUnited States Review of Common Ideals and Objectives	1197

Progress in Negotiation of a New JapaneseUnited States	1205

Korea	1206

United States Advocacy of Continued United Nations Responsi	1212

Resolution 1455 XIV Adopted by	1222

Laos	1223

Refutation of Soviet Charges Regarding the Nature of United	1225

Establishment of a Subcommittee of the United Nations Security	1232

F United States Rejection of the Soviet Proposal for Reconvening	1238

Report of the United Nations Security Council Subcommittee	1241

The Philippines	1245

Arrangements for the Transfer of Portions of the United States	1247

VietNam	1255

Com	1258

Reply Made	1262

Soviet Proposal for a FourYear Program of General and Com	1264

The Question of a Control System in the Soviet Proposal	1271

United States Cosponsorship of the United Nations General	1278

PART XContinued Pages	1283

United States Offer To Withdraw the Demand for Progress	1285

Soviet Demand for Veto Rights in Substantive Decisions	1291

MARCH 21APRIL 12 1959	1302

DEVELOPMENTS DURING PHASE III OF THE GENEVA CONFERENCE	1303

United States Willingness To Explore the Proposal of a Pre	1309

Developments During Recess III of the Geneva Confer	1311

Establishment and Terms of Reference of the Technical Working	1317

Status of the Berlin Problem on the Eve of the Eisenhower	1318

United States Extension of Voluntary Suspension of Nuclear	1325

Developments During Phase V of the Geneva Conference	1331

Soviet Agreement to a Study of New Seismic Data Obtained	1338

Statement	1342

United Nations Support of the Continuation of the Conference	1354

Report of the Technical Working Group of the Conference_on	1360

Accomplishments of the Geneva Conference on the Discontinu	1366

DEVELOPMENTS DURING RECESS V OF THE GENEVA	1375

The Problem of Providing Safeguards Against Surprise	1376

The Problem of Guaranteeing the Use of Outer Space for Peaceful	1381

United States Endorsement and Proposals for Implementation	1390

ing and Manufacturing Nuclear Weapons 13971401	1397

Soviet Suggestion for Establishing an AtomFree Zone	1404

G The Work of the International Atomic Energy Agency and	1405

53	1417

FOREIGN ECONOMIC POLICYTRADE	1424

10711073	1426

Recommendations for a Combined Governmental and Private	1432

The Need To Reduce Production Costs in Order To Liberalize	1449

Import Controls and Policy	1455

The Need for a Mandatory System of Control of Petroleum	1461

The International Sugar Agreement of 1958 Dated at London	1467

The International Wheat Agreement 1959 Formulated at	1477

and Assistance Public Law 480 Programs 14891517	1489

The United States Information and Educational Exchange	1496

Recommended Extension and Amendment of the Agricultural	1498

Shortcomings of the Agricultural Trade Development	1516

Meeting of the Ministerial Representatives of the Contracting	1527

THE MUTUAL SECURITY AND OTHER FOREIGN	1534

Review of the Mutual Security ProgramPreliminary Analysis	1549

Executive Order	1566

Review of the Mutual Security ProgramThe Organization	1581

The Mutual Security Act of 1954 as Amended Through	1589

397403	1654

Questions Regarding the Doctrine of Separation of Powers	1664

Administration of the Mutual Security Act of 1954 as Amended	1676

B The Development Loan Fund 16821688	1682

The Investment Guarantee Program 16881693	1688

The ExportImport Bank 16941703	1694

E LendLease	1703

THE INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION EDU	1704

402 80th Congress Approved January 27 1948 as Amended	1713

B Evaluation and Reports of Progress 17281756	1728

Measures Taken by the United States Information Agency	1736

Appraisal of Educational Exchange Activities Under Public	1743

Activities of the United States Information Agency January	1752

THE ORGANIZATION FUNCTIONS AND OPER	1757

United States Contributions to International Organizations	1767

The Need for Legislation To Permit Limitations on the Issuance	1779

Public	1785

Public	1797

10751077	1813

407431	1816

12731275	1818

436440	1827

12821283	1829

8283	1838

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Título	American Foreign Policy: Current Documents American Foreign Policy: Current Documents, United States. Department of State. Historical Division
Colaboradores	United States. Department of State. Historical Office, United States. Department of State. Historical Division
Editor	Department of State, 1959

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