l appreciate the President's rema.rks that we should confine ourselves to the question merely of whethertoinscribethisitem on the agenda, but, because of the importance of the question, l should like to associate myself with the representatives of Liberia and the -United Arab Re- public in urging th…
The delegatiou of Ceylon would like to express its profound shock and indignation at the news that has just been confirmed by the Secretary-General.
17. We have, in our own way, been trying our best to find a solution, a just solution, which will have the widest possible support. But it appears tha…
When 1 asked for a recess 1 stated that we would like to see our draft resolution adopted by the Security Council unani- mously, and with that in mind we tried our hardest during the recess to bring about certain changes. We were prepared to make one change, namely, insteadof deleting the words "Con…
We are all awareof the reasons which led us tothe formulation of the draft resolution' that is now about to be voted upon. We, as co-sponsors, strongly believe thatwe must condemnin no uncertain, terms the assassinations that have taken place during the last few days in the Congo. We are very anxiou…
1 agree with that suggestion. The way things are developing, we will have neither dinner nor a vote. Itherefore support the suggestion that we adjourn for two hours.
" 202. The PRESIDENT: Unless 1 hear objection, the meeting will be adjourned until 9.15 this evening.
The meeting rose at 7.15 p.m.
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l hope l will be pardoned for requesting a second opportunity to make a short intervention, but it has become necessary at this stage. As is known, the delegations of Ceylon, Liberia and the United Arab Republic have submitted a draft resolution which is contained in document S/ 4733. As we indicate…
We wouldourselves like to read the report ofthe Conciliation Commission, but there is no definiteness as to when this report will be available to us. In viewoftheurgency of the matter now under discussion, my delegation is inclined to believe that it would be dangerous to delay any further meetings …
