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3. Progress in Resolving Major Policy Issues: Address by the Secretary of

State, August 26, 1955

B. Defense Arrangements and Facilities

MIDDLE EAST COMMAND NEGOTIATIONS

4. Proposals Presented to the Government of Egypt by the Governments

of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Turkey,

October 13, 1951.

5. Rejection by Egypt of the Joint Proposals: Statement by the Secretary

of State, October 17, 1951. .
. . 2182-2183

6. Guiding Principles of the Proposed Middle East Command: Statement

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

France, and Turkey, November 10, 1951

7. Reply to Soviet Objections to the Establishment of a Middle East Com-

mand: Note From the American Embassy at Moscow to the Soviet

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, December 18, 1951

NATO'S EASTERN ARM-GREECE AND TURKEY

8. Preliminary Association With NATO: Note Verbale From the Secretary

of State to the Turkish Ambassador at Washington, September 19,

9. United States Use of Defense Facilities: Agreement Between the United

States and the Kingdom of Greece, October 12, 1953 . . . 2188-2189

10. Defense Support Aid: Communiqué by the Governments of the United

States and Turkey, June 5, 1954
. . 2190-2191

MUTUAL DEFENSE ASSISTANCE ARRANGEMENTS WITH PAKISTAN

11. Collective Security in the Middle East: Statement by the Department

of State, February 19, 1954. .

12. Defensive Purpose of United States Military Aid: Message From the

President of the United States to the Prime Minister of India,

February 24, 1954.

13. Increasing the Defense Potential of Pakistan: Statement by the Presi-

dent, February 25, 1954

14. Mutual Defense Assistance Agreement Between the United States

and Pakistan, May 19, 1954

15. Defense Support Aid to Pakistan: Communiqué by the Governments of

the United States and Pakistan, October 21, 1954. . . . . 2198-2199

AIRCRAFT TRANSIT FACILITIES IN SAUDI ARABIA

16. Use of Facilities and Services at Dhahran Airfield by Transient and

Supporting Aircraft of the United States: Note From the Ameri-

can Ambassador at Jidda to the Saudi Arabian Minister for

Foreign Affairs, June 18, 1951
. . 2199-2206

DEFENSE FACILITIES IN LIBYA

17. Use of Defense Facilities in Agreed Areas in Libya: Agreement and

Memorandum of Understanding Between the United States and

Libya, September 9, 1954

OPERATION OF THE SUEZ CANAL BASE

18. Agreement Between the United Kingdom and the Republic of Egypt

Regarding the Suez Canal Base, October 19, 1954.

2223-2226

19. Conclusion of the Anglo-Egyptian Suez Base Agreement: Statement

by the Secretary of State, October 19, 1954.

C. Economic Aid and Development

20. An Act To Furnish Emergency Food Aid to India: Public Law 48 (82d

Congress, 2d Session), June 15, 1951.

.. 2227-2229

21. Emergency Food Aid to Afghanistan: Statement by the Department

of State, March 23, 1954. .

22. High Aswan Dam Project: Statement by the Department of State,

December 17, 1955

23. Jordan River Development: Address by the Personal Representative
of the President (Eric Johnston), December 1, 1953 . . . . 2231-2235
24. Principles of the Jordan River Development Plan: Statement by the
Personal Representative of the President, July 6, 1954 . . 2235-2236
25. Tabular Summary of Net United States Grants and Credits to the Near
East, South Asia, and Africa, 1945-1955.

D. Operation of the Arab-Israeli Armistice Regime

TRIPARTITE DECLARATION REGARDING THE ARMISTICE BORDERS

26. Statement by the Governments of the United States, the United

Kingdom, and France, May 25, 1950

2238

27. Reaffirmation of the Tripartite Declaration: Statement by the Presi-
dent, November 9, 1955

ARMS SUPPLY POLICY

28. Prevention of Local Arms Imbalance: Address by the President,

October 20, 1954 (Excerpt). . .

29. Avoidance of an Arms Race: Statement by the Secretary of State and

the British Foreign Secretary, September 27, 1955

30. Shipment of Soviet Arms to Arab Countries: Remarks by the Secretary
of State at News Conference, October 4, 1955 (Excerpts) . . 2240-2241
JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTES AND BORDER INCIDENTS

31. Authority of the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization and
of the Syrian-Israeli Mixed Armistice Commission: United
Nations Security Council Resolution, May 18, 1951 . . . . 2241-2244
32. Respect for the Mandate of the United Nations Conciliation Com-
mission for Palestine: United Nations General Assembly Resolu-
tion 512 (VI), January 26, 1952. . .

2244-2245

33. Israeli-Syrian Water Diversion Dispute: United Nations Security
Council Resolution, October 27, 1953

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34. The Qibya (Israel-Jordan) Incident: United Nations Security Council
Resolution, November 24, 1953 . .

2246-2247

35. Israeli Attacks in the Gaza Strip: United Nations Security Council
Resolution, March 29, 1955

2247-2248

36. Israeli-Egyptian Obligations To Cooperate With the United Nations

Truce Supervision Organization: United Nations Security Council

Resolution, March 30, 1955

37. Call for the Implementation of the Security Council Resolution of

March 30, 1955: Letter From the President of the Security Council

to Each Member, June 7, 1955 . .

38. Renewed Appeal for Israeli-Egyptian Cooperation With the Truce

Supervision Organization: United Nations Security Council

Resolution, September 8, 1955.

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39. United States Support of United Nations Efforts To Achieve Peaceful

Settlement: Statement by the Department of State, November

SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS IN THE SUEZ CANAL

40. Egyptian Restrictions on Israeli Shipping in the Suez Canal: United

Nations Security Council Resolution, September 1, 1951 . . 2251-2252

41. Obligation of Egypt To Comply With the Security Council's Resolution

of 1951: Statement by the United States Representative at the

United Nations Before the Security Council, March 25, 1954. 2252-2254

THE STATUS OF JERUSALEM

[International Regime for the Jerusalem Area and the Protection of the
Holy Places: General Assembly Resolution 303 (IV), December 9,
1949]

42. Removal of the Israeli Foreign Office From Tel Aviv to Jerusalem:

Statement by the Secretary of State, July 28, 1953 .

2254

43. Retention of the American Embassy at Tel Aviv: Statement by the

Department of State, November 3, 1954 . .

PALESTINE REFUGEES

44. United Nations Palestine Refugee Aid Act of 1950: Title III of Public

Law 535 (81st Congress, 2d Session), June 5, 1950. . . 2256-2257

45. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 393 (V), December 2,
1950.
2257-2259

46. United Nations General Assembly Resolution 916 (X), December 3,
1955. .

E. The Iranian Oil Controversy

2259-2261

47. United States Position in Talks With Iran and the United Kingdom:

Statement by the Department of State, May 18, 1951 . . . 2261-2262

48. United States Nonintervention in Iranian Domestic Affairs: Aide-

Mémoire From the American Ambassador at Tehran to the

Iranian Minister for Foreign Affairs, May 26, 1951.

49. Offer To Send a Presidential Personal Representative to Tehran:

Message From the President of the United States to the Prime

Minister of Iran, July 8, 1951. .
. . 2264-2265

50. Observations on Iranian Proposals for Settlement of the Controversy:

Note From the President's Special Representative (W. Averell

Harriman) to the Prime Minister of Iran, September 15, 1951.2265-2268

51. Competence of the International Court of Justice in the Controversy:

United Nations Security Council Decision, October 19, 1951 . . 2269

52. Proposals for Settlement of the Controversy: Joint Message and Pro-

posals From the President of the United States and the Prime

Minister of the United Kingdom to the Prime Minister of Iran,

August 30, 1952. . .

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53. Impossibility of Increasing Economic Aid to Iran Pending Settlement

of the Controversy: Message From the President of the United

States to the Prime Minister of Iran, June 29, 1953 . . . . 2271-2272

54. Settlement of the Controversy: Joint Statement by the Government

of Iran and the Oil Consortium, August 5, 1954.

55. United States Gratification Over the Settlement: Message From the

President of the United States to the Shah of Iran, August 5,

F. Territorial Disputes and Claims

CYPRUS

56. United States Hopes for Settlement of the Cyprus Issue as Between

Greece and Turkey: Note From the Secretary of State to the

Prime Minister of Greece, Released September 18, 1955 .

57. Inappropriateness of United Nations Consideration of the Cyprus

Question: United Nations General Assembly Resolution 814 (ÎX),

December 17, 1954

58. Summary of Developments in the Kashmir Dispute, 1947-1952

59. Fifth Report by the United Nations Representative for India and

Pakistan, March 27, 1953 (Excerpts)

GOA

60. Peaceful Settlement of the Goa Controversy: Statement by the Secre-

tary of State at a News Conference, August 2, 1955.

61. Developments in the Goa Controversy: Transcript of a News Con-

ference of the Secretary of State, December 6, 1955 (Excerpts) 2294-2296

62. Rights of American Nationals in Morocco: Statement by the Depart-

ment of State, June 29, 1951

63. Free Political Institutions for Morocco: United Nations General As-

sembly Resolution 612 (VII), December 19, 1952. .

64. Return of Sultan Mohammed Ben Yousef (Mohammed V) to Morocco:

Statement by the Department of State, November 18, 1955

TUNISIA

65. Free Political Institutions for Tunisia: United Nations General As-

sembly Resolution 611 (VII), December 17, 1952 . .

66. Internal Autonomy for Tunisia: Statement by the Secretary of State

at a News Conference, August 10, 1955.

ALGERIA

67. Competence of the United Nations in Relation to the Algerian Ques-

tion: Statement by the United States Representative at the United

Nations Before the General Assembly, September 30, 1955. . 2301-2302

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68. Inappropriateness of United Nations Consideration of the Algerian

Question: United Nations General Assembly Resolution 909 (X),

November 25, 1955

69. Recognition of the United Kingdom of Libya: Statement by the De-

partment of State, December 24, 1951.

70. Egyptian Abrogation of Condominium in the Sudan: Statement by the

Secretary of State, October 10, 1951
2303-2304

71. Anglo-Egyptian Agreement on the Sudan: Note From the Secretary

of State to the Foreign Minister of Egypt, February 14, 1953. . 2304

72. United States Participation in the Mixed Electoral Commission for the

Sudan: Statement by the Department of State, March 23, 1953

ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA

73. Federation of Ethiopia and Eritrea: United Nations General Assembly

Resolution 617 (VII), December 17, 1952.

GOLD COAST (GHANA) AND NIGERIA

74. Self-Government in the Gold Coast (Ghana) and Nigeria: Senate Joint

Resolution 183 (83d Congress, 2d Session), August 27, 1954 . . 2306

UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA

75. Treatment of People of Indian Origin in the Union of South Africa:

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 615 (VII), De-

cember 5, 1952 .

76. Policies of Apartheid in the Union of South Africa: United Nations

General Assembly Resolution 917 (X), December 6, 1955. 2308-2309

PART XIV. THE FAR EAST AND SOUTHEAST ASIA

A. The Basic Position of the United States

1. Review of the Position as of 1950: Address by the Secretary of State,

January 12, 1950. . .

2. Review of the Position as of 1955: Address by the Secretary of State,

February 16, 1955 (Excerpts).

B. The Pacific and Southeast Asia

3. Establishing the Machinery of the ANZUS Council: Communiqué of

the First Meeting of the ANZUS Council, Kaneohe, Hawaii.

August 7, 1952. .

4. The Annual Review: Communiqué of the Second Meeting of the
ANZUS Council, Washington, September 10, 1953 . . . . 2330-2332

5. Collective Defense in Southeast Asia: Statement by Representatives of

the ANZUS Governments at Their Informal Consultative Meet-

ing, Washington, June 30, 1954. . .

6. The Annual Review: Communiqué of the Fourth Meeting of the
ANZUS Council, Washington, September 24, 1955. .

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