I. United Nations

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I. United Nations

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The Security Council held its 1456th and 1457th meetings on November 1 and 4, 1968, at the request of the United Arab Republic and Israel to discuss the situation in the Middle East. Representatives of Israel and the United Arab Republic were invited to take part in the discussions without the right to vote.

Type: International Organizations: Summary of Activities
Information: International Organization , Volume 23 , Issue 4 , Fall 1969 , pp. 971 - 989

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^{page no 971 note 1} For a summary of the Council’s previous consideration of the situation in the Middle East see International Organization, Autumn 1968 (Vol. 22, No. 4), pp. 963-974.

^{page no 971 note 2} Documents S/8878 and S/8879, respectively.

^{page no 971 note 3} Chapter VII of the Charter is entitled “Action with Respect to Threats to the Peace, Breaches of the Peace, and Acts of Aggression.”

^{page no 972 note 4} Document S/8945.

^{page no 972 note 5} Document S/8946.

^{page no 972 note 6} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 262 (1968), December 31, 1968.

^{page no 972 note 7} Document S/9113.

^{page no 972 note 8} Document S/9114.

^{page no 973 note 9} Document S/9120.

^{page no 973 note 10} Document S/9120/Rev.1.

^{page no 973 note 11} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 265 (1969), April 1, 1969.

^{page no 973 note 12} Document S/9284.

^{page no 974 note 13} Document S/9149 and Add.1.

^{page no 974 note 14} Document S/9.311.

^{page no 975 note 15} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 267 (1969), July 3, 1969.

^{page no 975 note 16} Document S/9385.

^{page no 975 note 17} Document S/9387.

^{page no 976 note 18} Document S/9393.

^{page no 976 note 19} Document S/9410.

^{page no 976 note 20} Document S/9393/Add.2.

^{page no 977 note 21} Documents S/9421 and Add.1-2.

^{page no 977 note 22} Document S/9445.

^{page no 978 note 23} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 271 (1969), September 15, 1969.

^{page no 978 note 1} For a summary of the Council’s previous consideration of Cyprus of this matter see Infernational Organization, Autumn 1968 (Vol. 22, No. 4), pp. 974-977.

^{page no 978 note 2} Document S/5488.

^{page no 978 note 3} Document S/8914.

^{page no 979 note 4} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 261 (1968), December 10, 1968.

^{page no 979 note 5} Document S/9233.

^{page no 980 note 6} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 266 (1969), June 10, 1969.

^{page no 980 note 1} Document S/8967.

^{page no 980 note 2} Document S/8968.

^{page no 980 note 3} Document S/8962.

^{page no 980 note 4} General Assembly Resolution 2479 (XXIII), December 21, 1968. For a summary of this resolution see International Organization, Spring 1969 (Vol. 23, No. 2), pp. 541-542.

^{page no 980 note 5} Document S/8976.

^{page no 981 note 1} Document S/9090 and Add.1-2.

^{page no 981 note 2} Document S/8943.

^{page no 981 note 3} For a summary of me General Assembly’s consideration of Namibia see International Organization, Spring 1969 (Vol. 23, No. 2), pp. 522-525.

^{page no 981 note 4} Document S/9032.

^{page no 981 note 5} For previous coverage of the Security Council consideration of this question see International Organization, Autumn 1968 (Vol. 22, No. 4), pp. 977-980.

^{page no 981 note 6} Document S/9100.

^{page no 982 note 7} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 264 (1969), March 20, 1969.

^{page no 982 note 8} Document S/9359.

^{page no 982 note 9} Document S/9352.

^{page no 982 note 10} Document S/9204.

^{page no 982 note 11} Chapter VII of the Charter is entitled “Action with Respect to Threats to the Peace, Breaches of the Peace, and Acts of Aggression,”

^{page no 982 note 12} Document S/9372.

^{page no 983 note 13} Documents S/9384 and Add.1.

^{page no 983 note 14} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 269 (1969), August 12, 1969.

^{page no 983 note 1} Document S/9237 and Add.1. For a summary of the Council’s previous consideration of this item see International Organization, Autumn 1968 (Vol. 22, No. 4), pp. 980-983.

^{page no 983 note 2} Document S/9244.

^{page no 983 note 3} Documents S/8954 and S/9252.

^{page no 984 note 4} For a summary of this resolution see International Organization, Autumn 1968 (Vol. 22, No. 4), pp. 981-982. This resolution concerned, inter alia, the prohibition of trade with Southern Rhodesia; the committee established under it was to investigate whether this prohibition was in fact being observed.

^{page no 984 note 5} Document S/9270 and Rev.1.

^{page no 986 note 1} Document S/9331.

^{page no 987 note 2} Document S/9340.

^{page no 987 note 3} Document S/9360.

^{page no 987 note 4} Adopted as Security Council Resolution 268 (1969), July 28, 1969.

^{page no 987 note 1} Document S/9397.

^{page no 987 note 2} Documents S/8296, S/8316, S/8376, S/8437, S/8520, and S/9327.

^{page no 988 note 3} General Assembly Official Records (22nd session), Supplement No. 1A.

^{page no 988 note 4} Document S/9414.

^{page no 989 note 1} The draft resolution was contained in Document S/8888 and was adopted as Security Council Resolution 260 (1968), November 2, 1968.

^{page no 989 note 1} Document S/Agenda/103.

^{page no 989 note 2} Document S/9394.

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