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F. The Communist "Germ Warfare" Campaign, 1951–1953

75. Refutation of Communist Charges of Germ Warfare: Statement by

the Secretary of State, May 7, 1951. . .

76. Request for Investigation of Germ Warfare Charges by the_Interna-

tional Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC): Telegram From the

Secretary of State to the President of the ICRC, March 11, 1952. 2667

77. Communist Refusal To Permit Investigation of Germ Warfare

Charges by the ICRC: Statement by the Secretary of State, March

78. Call for Investigation of Germ Warfare Charges by the ICRC: Draft

Resolution of the United Nations Security Council, June 20,

1952 . . .

2668-2669

79. Investigation of Germ Warfare Charges by a United Nations Com-

mission: Resolution 706 (VII) of the United Nations General As-

sembly, April 23, 1953.

80. Communist Failure To Reply to Offer of United Nations Investigation

of Germ Warfare Charges: Report by the President of the United

Nations General Assembly, July 28, 1953

81. Discussion of Germ Warfare Charges in the Eighth United Nations

General Assembly: Statement by the United States Representa-

tive, November 3, 1953 . .

G. Efforts To Reach a Political Settlement in Korea, 1958-1955

82. Common Objectives With Respect to Korea: Joint Statement Issued

at Seoul by the Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Af-

fairs and the President of the Republic of Korea, July 11, 1953 2673-2674

83. Understanding Respecting a Political Conference on Korea: State-

ment by the Secretary of State at a News Conference, July 28,

84. Post-Armistice United States-Korean Policy: Joint Statement Issued

at Seoul by the Secretary of State and the President of the Re-

public of Korea, August 8, 1953. .

85. Convening of a Political Conference on Korea: Resolution 711 (VII)

of the United Nations General Assembly, August 28, 1953. 2676-2678

86. Composition of and Arrangements for a Political Conference on Korea:

Proposals Submitted by the Deputy to the Secretary of State at

the Conference Preparatory Talks at Panmunjom, December 8,

1953. ..

2678-2680

87. Breakdown of the Korean Political Conference Preparatory Talks:

Address by the Deputy to the Secretary of State, December 21,

1953. .
. . 2680-2684

88. Resolution on the Holding of a Far Eastern Conference Agreed to by

the Foreign Ministers of the United States, the United Kingdom,

France, and the Soviet Union at the Berlin Foreign Ministers

Conference, February 18, 1954 . . .

89. Establishment of a United and Independent Korea: Statement by

the Secretary of State at the Geneva Conference on Korea and

Indochina, April 28, 1954 . .

90. Sixteen-Nation Declaration on Korea Issued at the Geneva Confer-

ence on Korea and Indochina, June 15, 1954 .
. . 2692-2693

91. Transfer to the Republic of Korea of Administrative Control Over the

Region Between the Armistice Demarcation Line and the 38th

Parallel: Resolution of the United Nations Commission for the

Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea, August 9, 1954 . . 2694-2695

92. Results of the Korean Phase of the Geneva Conference on Korea and

Indochina: Letter, Report, and Annex From Certain Members

of the United Nations to the U.N. Secretary-General, November

11, 1954.

2695-2701

93. Approval of Report on the Korean Phase of the Geneva Conference

on Korea and Indochina: Resolution 811 (IX) of the United

Nations General Assembly, December 11, 1954 . .

94. Continuing Consideration of a Political Settlement in Korea: Resolu-

tion 910A (X) of the United Nations General Assembly, Novem-

H. The Prisoner of War Problem Following the Armistice, 1953–1955

95. Possible Communist Detention of Korean War Prisoners: Statement

by the Department of State, August 8, 1953 . . .

96. Authority for Release of Non-Repatriate Prisoners of War: State-

ment by the Secretary of State, November 17, 1953.

97. Authority for Release of Non-Repatriate Prisoners of War: State-

ment by the Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command,

December 23, 1953 . .

98. Authority for Release of Non-Repatriate Prisoners of War: Letter

From the Commander-in-Chief, United Nations Command, to

the Chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission,

January 16, 1954 . .

99. Reports of United States Prisoners of War Held in Soviet Custody:

Note From the American Embassy at Moscow to the Soviet

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, May 5, 1954. .

100. Accounting for Missing United Nations Personnel: Statement by

the Senior United Nations Representative on the Military

Armistice Commission, August 17, 1954. . .
. . 2708-2709

101. Protest of Imprisonment of United States Prisoners of War by the

Chinese Communists: Note From the United States Govern-

ment to the Chinese Communist Authorities (Transmitted by

the British Embassy at Peiping), November 26, 1954. . . 2709-2710

102. Communist Detention of United Nations Personnel: Letter and

Explanatory Memorandum From the United States Representa-

tive at the United Nations to the U.N. Secretary-General,

December 4, 1954
. . 2710-2711

103. Communist Detention of United Nations Personnel: Resolution 906

(IX) of the United Nations General Assembly, December 10,

1954 .

2711-2712

104. Communist Detention of United Nations Personnel:

the Department of State, January 19, 1955 .

105. Communist Detention of United Nations Personnel:

the Department of State, January 21, 1955 .

106. Negotiations for Release of United Nations Personnel Detained by

the Communists: Report of the U.N. Secretary-General, Sep-

tember 9, 1955.

I. Operation of the Korean Armistice Machinery, 1953–1955

107. Communist Obstruction of Inspection Activities in Korea: Letter

From the Senior United Nations Representative on the Military

Armistice Commission to the Neutral Nations Supervisory

Commission, April 15, 1954

108. Request for Investigation of Violations of the Korean Armistice

Agreement: Letter From the Representative of the United

Nations Command on the Military Armistice Commission to

the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission, February 21,

1955 .
2718-2719

109. Termination of the Activities of the Neutral Nations Supervisory

Commission: Aide-Mémoire From the Department of State to

the Swedish Embassy at Washington, March 2, 1955 . . . 2719–2720

110. Communist Violations of the Korean Armistice Agreement: State-

ment by the Senior United Nations Command Representative

on the Military Armistice Commission, July 5, 1955. ... 2720-2728

J. Relations Between the United States and the Republic of Korea Respecting

Political, Economic, and Military Matters, 1953-1955

111. United States Policy in Korea: Letter From the President of the

United States to the President of the Republic of Korea, June

6, 1953.

2729-2731

112. Summary of a Report of the President's Special Representative for

Korean Economic Affairs, June 15, 1953 (Excerpt)

113. Reduction of United States Forces in Korea: Statement by the

President, December 26, 1953

114. Exchange of Views With Respect to Korean Developments: Joint

Statement Issued at Washington by the President of the United

States and the President of the Republic of Korea, July 30,

1954 .

2733-2734

115. United States-Korean Cooperation: Agreed Minute Between the

United States and the Republic of Korea, November 17, 1954. 2734-2736

116. Termination of Combatant Activities in the Area of Korea as of

February 1, 1955: Executive Order No. 10585, January 1,

117. Economic and Military Discussions: Joint Communiqué Issued at

Washington by the Governments of the United States and the

Republic of Korea, August 15, 1955

118. Monetary Stabilization: Amendment to Appendix A of Agreed

Minute of November 14, 1954, Between the United States and

the Republic of Korea, August 15, 1955. .

PART XVI. DISARMAMENT AND THE CONTROL OF

A. The Problem of Conventional Armaments, 1950

1. Basic Principles of International Safeguards: Paper Submitted by the

United States Delegation to the Working Committee of the United

Nations Commission for Conventional Armaments, May 13,

2. Proposed Conventional Armaments Administration: Paper Submitted

by the United States Delegation to the Working Committee of

the United Nations Commission for Conventional Armaments,

B. Consolidation of the Approach to Disarmament, 1951-1952

3. Proposed Commission for the Control of All Armaments and Armed

Forces: Working Paper Submitted by the United States Delegation

to the United Nations Committee of Twelve, May 17, 1951. 2745-2747

4. Establishment of the United Nations Disarmament Commission: Res-

olution 502 (VI) of the United Nations General Assembly, Jan-

C. Work of the United Nations Disarmament Commission, 1952–1953

5. Disclosure, Verification, and Inspection of Armaments: Proposal Sub-

mitted by the United States Delegation to the United Nations

Disarmament Commission, April 5, 1952. .

6. Essential Principles of a Disarmament Program: Proposal Submitted

by the United States Delegation to the United Nations Disarma-

ment Commission, April 24, 1952.

7. Numerical Limitation of Armed Forces: Working Paper Submitted by

the Delegations of the United States, the United Kingdom, and

France to the United Nations Disarmament Commission, May 28,

1952 .

2760-2764

8. First Report of the United Nations Disarmament Commission, May 29,

9. Numerical Limitation of Armed Forces: Supplementary Working Paper

Submitted by the Delegations of the United States, the United

Kingdom, and France to the United Nations Disarmament Com-

mission, August 12, 1952. .

10. Elimination of Bacterial Weapons: Working Paper Submitted by the

United States Delegation to the United Nations Disarmament

Commission, September 4, 1952. .
. . 2767-2768

11. Regulation, Limitation, and Balanced Reduction of All Armed Forces

and All Armaments: Resolution 704 (VII) of the United Nations

General Assembly, April 8, 1953 . . .

12. United States Efforts Toward Disarmament: Report to the President

by the Deputy United States Representative on the United

Nations Disarmament Commission, January 12, 1953 . . . 2769-2793

13. New Impetus for Disarmament: Address by the President of the

United States, April 16, 1953 (Excerpt).

14. Endorsement of the President's Disarmament Proposals: Resolution

of the United States Senate, July 29, 1953.
.. 2794-2795

15. Third Report of the United Nations Disarmament Commission,

August 20, 1953 . .

16. Regulation, Limitation, and Balanced Reduction of All Armed Forces

and All Armaments: Resolution 715 (VIII) of the United Nations

General Assembly, November 28, 1953 . .

D. Atoms for Peace, 1953

17. Atoms for Peace: Address by the President of the United States Before

the United Nations General Assembly, December 8, 1953 . . 2798-2805

E. Negotiations for the Establishment of a United Nations Disarmament and

Atomic Development Authority, 1954

18. Proposed International Atomic Energy Agency: Memorandum From

the Secretary of State to the Soviet Ambassador at Washington,

March 19, 1954.

19. Establishment of the United Nations Disarmament Commission Sub-

committee: Resolution of the United Nations Disarmament Com-

mission, April 19, 1954. .

20. Purpose of the International Atomic Energy Agency: Note Submitted

by the Secretary of State to the Soviet Minister for Foreign Affairs

at the Geneva Conference on Korea and Indochina, May 1,

1954. . .

. 2809-2810

21. Proposed United Nations Disarmament and Atomic Development

Authority: Working Paper Submitted by the United States Dele-

gation to the United Nations Disarmament Commission Sub-

committee, May 25, 1954. . .
... 2810-2817

22. Basis for an Effective Disarmament Plan: Memorandum From the

Department of State to the Soviet Embassy at Washington,

July 9, 1954. .
. . 2818-2821

23. Fourth Report of the United Nations Disarmament Commission,

F. Efforts Toward the Peaceful Application of Atomic Energy and Toward
the Establishment of an International Control Agency, 1954-1955

24. Proposed International Atomic Energy Agency and International Con-

ference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy: Resolution 810

(IX) of the United Nations General Assembly, December 4,

1954. . .
2823-2824

25. Plans for United States Participation in the International Conference

on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy: Joint Announcement by

the Department of State and the United States Atomic Energy

Commission, February 23, 1955. . .
.. 2825-2826

26. Report on the International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic

Energy: Address by the Chairman of the United States Atomic

Energy Commission, September 28, 1955..

27. Summary of Atomic Energy Negotiations: Report to the President by

the United States Representative for International Atomic Energy

Negotiations, November 30, 1955 (Excerpt)

28. Additional International Conferences on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic

Energy and Continued Negotiations for an International Atomic

Energy Agency: Resolution 912 (X) of the United Nations Gen-

eral Assembly, December 3, 1955. .

29. Effects of Ionizing Radiation: Resolution 913 (X) of the United

Nations General Assembly, December 3, 1955 . .

G. Consideration of Methods of Disarmament Inspection, 1955

30. Aerial Inspection of Military Installations: Proposal by the President

of the United States at the Geneva Conference of Heads of Gov-

ernment, July 21, 1955. .

31. System of Inspection: Letter From the President of the United States

to the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union,

October 11, 1955. .

32. Further Study of the Problem of Disarmament: Proposal Submitted

by the Governments of the United States, the United Kingdom,

and France at the Geneva Meeting of Foreign Ministers, Novem-

ber 10, 1955. .
. . 2844-2846

33. Reciprocal Inspection and Supervision: Statement by the Secretary of

State at the Geneva Meeting of Foreign Ministers, November 11,

1955..
.. 2846-2850

34. Proposal for Conclusion of an International Convention (Treaty) on

the Reduction of Armaments and the Prohibition of Atomic,

Hydrogen, and Other Weapons of Mass Destruction: Resolution

914 (X) of the United Nations General Assembly, December 16,

-1955.
2851-2853

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