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Sep. 16, 1975 - (GA:30:IN) General Assembly Opens Thirteenth Regular Session Admits Three States to United Nations Membership. UN 128946 United Nations, New York, 16 September 1975. The General Assembly, opening its thirteenth regular session this afternoon, elected Gaston Thorn, Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Lucenboug, as its President, and admitted three new Member States to the United Nations: Cape Verde, Seo Tome and Principe, and Mozambique, The Organization now has 141 members. The Assembly adopted without a vote separate draft resolutions calling for the admission of three new members to the United Nations, and the President declared that the three States - all former Territories under Portuguese administration - been admitted unanimously. Sinan Korle (right), Chief of Protocol, escorting the delegation of Cape Verde to its place in the Assembly Hall

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