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Mr. Machowski S/PV.892 Aug. 16, 1960

I should like to as- sociate myself with the preceding speakers who have extended their best wishes to Ambassador Lodge, who will soon leave us, and to express in my personal capacity, as well as on behalf of Ambassador Lewan- dowski, who was unable to participate in this meeting, the most friendly …

Mr. Machowski S/PV.892 Aug. 16, 1960

It is our great privi- lege and pleasure to support the application of the Republic of Cyprus for membership in the United Nations. Neither the applying country nor its people is unfamiliar to any of us. Long and often violent de-· bates in the General Assembly on the so-called ques- tion of Cyprus …

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.883 July 26, 1960

Permit metosay a few words in explanation of the vote we are about to cast on the three draft resolutions before the Security Council. 185. As regards the draft resolution submittedby the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [S/4406] and the later draft resolution submitted by the United States of A…

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.883 July 26, 1960

Not eventwomonths have elapsed since, atthe request oftheUnion of Soviet Socialist Republics, the Security Council discussedthe question of "aggressive acts by the Air Force of the United States of America against the Soviet Union, creating a threat to universal peace". Now the Security Council has …

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.873 July 14, 1960

Since the rejec- tion of the Soviet Union's amendments to the draft resolution submitted by the delegation of Tunisia has g1.ven rise to the possibility of numerous iI\terpreta- tiOnB by some delegations in the Se{Jurity Council, I 'should like to put my delegation on record as con- sidering the par…

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.873 July 14, 1960

I must apologize for taking the floor again, but the last point raised by the representative of France puts me in a very diffi- cult position, because we haveheardthatwe have under discussion the complaint of the Government oftheRe- public of the Congo against the Belgian Government and that we shou…

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.913 July 13, 1960

While not raising a formal objection to the seating of the persons pre- sented here to us in document Si4S76, I would like to state, for the record before the Council, tlmt my Gov- erlIDlent does not recognize these persons as the lawful representatives of the Central Government of the Republic of t…

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.937 July 13, 1960

Itwaswithprofound shock and indignation that we learned on Monday of the assassination of the Prime Ministerofthe Republic of the Congo. Mr. Patrice Lumumba. the President of the Senate. Mr. Okito. and the Minister for Youth. Mr. Mpolo. The truth. which w. have suspected for a number of days, came i…

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.872 July 1, 1960

I have asked for the floor as the last speaker mainly because it seems to me that I am the YO\}I1gest member around this ta- ble, at least as far as time in office is concerned. I have not had the privilege of being onthe Council with Sir Pierson Dixon for very long, at least not as long as some of …

Mr. Lewanoowski S/PV.872 July 1, 1960

In the not so dis- tant past we heard from certain quarters the opinion that it would take many years, if not decades, before the peoples of Africa would be ready for independent status. The flow of history, however, moves at a much more rapid pace than some people might wish; it is accelerated by n…

Mr. Lewandowski S/PV.868 June 23, 1960

I should like to state briefly the reasons which guided my delegation in abstaining just now in the vote on the draft reso- lution, submitted by the Argentine delegation, as amended. 55. Le cas du criminel de guerre Eichmann, tel qu'il a ete prllsent~ au Conseil, comporte, ~ notre aVis, deux lllllm…

Mr. Michalowski S/PV.864 May 31, 1960

Once again we have gathered in this chamber in order to consider a question concerning the great African continent. We are here to recommend for admission to the United Nations another newly emerged, independent African State. Togo. It will be the eighth new inde- pendent African State to be admitte…

Mr. Michalowski S/PV.858 May 24, 1960

The question en- titled nAggressive acts by the Air Force ofthe United States of America against the Soviet Union, creating a threat to universal peace", which has been sub- mitted to the Security Council by the Soviet Union, is a matter of the greatest importance. This has been proved by recent eve…

Mr. Michalowski S/PV.856 April 1, 1960

Ifeel it is necessary for me to comment briefly, on behalf ofmy delegation, on the statement made this morningbythe representa- tive of the Union of South Africa. The representative of the Union of South Africa was invited by the Coun- cil in order that he might answer the heavy charges brought agai…

Mr. Pawlak. A/32/PV.58 Dec. 8, 1953

It is a great pleasure and an honour to address this Assembly on the item before us concerning the annual report of IAEA, particularly this year when we are celebrating the twentieth anmversary of the Agency's activities. 77. During the last 20 years, which Mr. Sigvard Eklund so ably reviewed in hi…