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Many articles have been agreed and without doubt this conference has been the most realistic and sustained attempt to reach an agreement upon one aspect of armament development ever undertaken. We have learnt a lot during it about some ...
Many articles have been agreed and without doubt this conference has been the most realistic and sustained attempt to reach an agreement upon one aspect of armament development ever undertaken. We have learnt a lot during it about some ...
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If we succeed in reaching an agreement, then necessarily we have to suppose that every State will fulfil its obligations. We assume that the agreement on general and complete disarmament would also include provisions on how to proceed ...
If we succeed in reaching an agreement, then necessarily we have to suppose that every State will fulfil its obligations. We assume that the agreement on general and complete disarmament would also include provisions on how to proceed ...
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That is why we envisage a special, rapid procedure, which might be as follows : The Ten Nation Committee would transmit to the United Nations an agreement negotiated by the States concerned in the light of a joint study.
That is why we envisage a special, rapid procedure, which might be as follows : The Ten Nation Committee would transmit to the United Nations an agreement negotiated by the States concerned in the light of a joint study.
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Contents
First Meeting March 15 1960 | 1 |
Second Meeting March 16 1960 | 16 |
Sixth Meeting March 22 1960 | 104 |
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agree agreement armed forces Assembly resolution basic principles Bulgaria colleagues Committee on Disarmament communique complete disarmament concrete measures Conference connexion conventional armaments Czechoslovakia disarmament measures disarmament plan disarmament programme disarmament under effective discussion document Eaton effective international control elimination fissionable materials force levels foreign territories goal implementation important international disarmament organization Khrushchev March 16 March 25 measures of disarmament meeting ment military bases missiles Moch Nation Committee Nations General Assembly negotiations nuclear disarmament Ormsby-Gore Palais des Nations paragraph peace position possible problem prohibition put forward question regard representative of France resolution 1378 XIV second stage Selwyn Lloyd September 18 socialist countries Soviet delegation Soviet Government Soviet plan Soviet proposals Soviet Union statement submitted time-limits tion translation from French treaty United Nations United Nations Charter United States representative USSR verification Western countries Western delegations Western plan Western Powers Western representatives wish yesterday Zorin
Bibliographic information
| Title | House of Commons Papers, Volume 33 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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