United Nations General Assembly

Sep. 09, 1960 - UN General Assembly Continues General Debate: The General Assembly continued general debate today. An unprecedented number of high officials are attending this session which has before it an 87-item provisional agenda, the longest in its history. Here is a view of a section of the Assembly Hall as Prime Minister Harold MacMillan (at speaker's desk), of the United Kingdom, addressed this morning's plenary meeting. On the presidential rostrum (behind speaker) are (l. to r.) : U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold; Assembly President Dag Hammarskjold. Boland (Ireland) and Andrew W.Cordier, Executive Assistant to the U.N. Secretary General

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