text: English Page 4 26- Letter dated 25 March 1960 from the representativea of Afghanistan.Burna, Cambodia, Ceylon, Ethiopla, the Federation of UaLaya, Ghaoa,Guinea, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Japan, Jordan, Lao6, IJebanon,IJiberia. Libya, Morocco, Nepal, pakistan, the philippines, Saudi Arabia,the Sudan, Thailand, Tunisia, Turkey, the Untteat Arab Republic and yenen addressed to the president of the Securitv Council. 27 - cable dated 18 uay 1960 fron tbe uinister for Forelgn Affarrs of theUnion of Soviet SocialIst Republtcs addressed to the presldent of theSecurity Counc i l. 2s. Letter dated 23 ltay 1960 fron ttle representatives of Atgentina, ceylon,Ecuador and runisia addressed to the president of the securlty council. 29- Letter dated 13 ,tuly 1950 fro' the sec retary-cenerat of the unltearNations addressed to the president ot the Securlty Council. 30. rJetter dated lL July 1960 fron the r,rinister for Foreign Affairs of cubaaddressed to the President of the Securitv Council. 31. Letter dated 3l December 1960 addressed to the president of the securltvCouncil by the f,tiniBter for External Affaira of Cuba, 32. Letter dated 26 May 196l addressed to the president of the SecurityCounclI by the representatives of Afghaniatan, Burna, Canbodia, Caneroon,the Central African Republi.c, Ceylon, Chad, the Congo (Brazsavllle), theCongo (LeopoldvilIe), Cyprus, Dahomey, Ethiopia, the Federation ofMalays, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, the IvoryCoast, Japan, Jordan, Laos, IJabanon, Liberia, Libya, ltadaacar, Mall,I'torocco, Nepal, Nigeria, pakistan, the philipplnes, Saudi Arabla,Senegal, Somalia, lhe Sudan, To9o, Tunisia, the Uniteal Arab Republic, theUpper Volta, Yemen and yugoslavla.
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