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Aug. 08, 1958 - UN speakings. The General Assembly of the United Nations was on August 8th adjourned to the 13.8.1958 after the report of Hammarskjold about the events at Lebanon and Jordan. It is expected that many foreign ministers of the 81 member nations will come to New York for the next meeting of the General Assembly. In the meantime there are discussions between the regular members of the Assembly about the Near East problems. Left picture: President of the General Assembly Sir Leslie Munro (New Zealand) (left) speaking to Guilleaume Geroge Picot French Ambassador and President of the Security Council. Right picture: The German observer at the UN, ambassador von Broich Oppert (right) speaking to the Swedish ambassador Gunnar Jannings

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Adjourned Broich Discussions Expected Geroge Gunnar Hammarskjold Jannings Lebanon Meantime Munro Observer Picot Problems Regular


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