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Sep. 01, 1965 - General Assembly Concludes Nineteenth Session: UN 90659, United Nations, New York, 1 September 1964. The General Assembly ended its ninettenth session this afternoon after adoption, without objection, the report of the Special Committee on peace- keeping Operations, which states as the consensus of the committee : (a) That the General Assembly will carry on its work normally in accordance with its rules of procedure ; (b) That the question of the applicability of Article 19 will not be raised with regard to the United Nations emergency force and the United Nations operation in the Congo ; and (c) That the financial difficulties of the organization should be solved through voluntary contributions by member states, with the highly developed countries making substantial contributions. Arthur J. Goldberg ( at speaker's rostrum) ; permanent representative of the United states to the UN, addressing the assembly. At the presidential rostrum are (l. to r.): secretary - General U That ; Alex Quaison- sackey (Ghana), Assembly president; and C.V. Marashmhan, Under - secretary for general assembly affairs and Chef de cabinet

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Accordance Addressing Adoption Article Chef Concludes Congo Consensus Contributions Developed Difficulties Ended Goldberg Highly Keeping Ninettenth Normally Objection Permanent Procedure Quaison Question Regard Representative Rules Sackey Solved Substantial Voluntary

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