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VOLUME 21 - 1955
Note: These Historical documents are reprinted in either English or French, depending on their language of origin.
Greg Donaghy, Editor
Chapter I
UNITED NATIONS AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
1. United Nations
- a) Issues before the Tenth Session of the General Assembly
- i) Instructions to the Canadian Delegation
- ii) Elections
1. General
2. Security Council
- iii) Admission of New Members
- iv) Atomic Energy
1. Effects of Atomic Radiation
- v) Disarmament
1. Sub-Committee of the United Nations Disarmament Commission
2. Disarmament Commission
- vi) Algeria
- vii) Representation of China
- viii) Assessment
- i) Instructions to the Canadian Delegation
- b) Contributions to Extra-budgetary Programmes
- a) 9th Session of the Contracting Parties and Revision of Agreement
- b) 10th Session of the Contracting Parties
- c) Fourth Round of Multilateral Tariff Negotiation
- d) Participation of Japan
3. International Monetary Fund
Chapter II
NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION
1. Annual Review and Mutual Aid
3. Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council, Paris, May 9-11, 1955
4. Status of Forces in Germany
5. Alterations in National Force Contributions
6. Political Consultation: European Security
- a) Ministerial Meeting of the North Atlantic Council, Paris, July 16, 1955
- b) Geneva Conference of Heads of Government, July 18-23, 1955
- c) Geneva Conference of Foreign Ministers, October 27-November 16, 1955
7. Nuclear Weapons Policy
8. Meeting of NATO Defence Ministers, Paris, October 10-12, 1955
9. Article 2 and Non-Military Cooperation
10. Ministerial Meeting of North Atlantic Council, Paris, December 15-16, 1955
Chapter III
COMMONWEALTH RELATIONS
1. Meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers, January 31-February 8, 1955
2. Colombo Plan
- a) Canadian Contribution
- b) Meeting of the Commonwealth Consultative Committee for South-East Asia, Singapore,
October 17-21, 1955
- c) Ceylon
- d) India
- e) Pakistan
3. Pakistan: Position Within the Commonwealth
4. Relations with Individual Countries
Chapter IV
RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES
1. Visit of the United Sates Secretary of State to Ottawa, March 17-19, 1955
2. Defence Issues
- a) Strategic Consultations
- b) Continental Air Defence
- c) Distant Early Warning System
- d) Radar Defence System: Pinetree Line and Mid-Canada Line
- e) Goose Bay
- f) Frobisher Bay
- g) Nuclear Testing
- h) St. Lawrence Gunnery Rang
- i) Television on American Bases
- j) Experimental Sounding Stations
- k) United States Communications Facilities
- a) Disposal of United States Agricultural Surpluses: Wheat
- b) United States Restrictions on Imports
- c) Meeting of Joint Canada-United States Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs, Ottawa,
September 26, 1955
- d) Securities Fraud
- e) St. Lawrence Seaway
- f) Transportation Tax
- g) Trans-Atlantic Cable
- a) Agreement for Cooperation on the Civil Uses of Atomic Energy
- b) Agreement for Cooperation on the Military Uses of Atomic Energy
- c) Uranium
5. International Joint Commission
- a) Cross-Border Pollution
- b) Cross-Border Pollution
- c) Lake Ontario Levels
- d) Columbia River System
- e) Chicago Diversion
6. Territorial Waters: Dixon Entrance and Hecate Strait
Documentation on this subject has not been declassified.
8. Arctic Sovereignty
Documentation on this subject has not been declassified.
9. Publicity in United States About Canada
Chapter V
EUROPE AND THE SOVIET UNION
1. Western Europe
- a) Western European Integration
- b) Organization for European Economic Cooperation
- c) Austria : State Treaty
- d) Italy: Peace Treaty
- e) Immigration
2. Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union
Chapter VI
MIDDLE EAST
1. Export of Arms
2. Arab-Israeli Relations
3. Egypt
- a) Visit of Foreign Minister to Ottawa, June 28-30, 1955
- b) Visit of Secretary of State for External Affairs to Cairo, November 10-12, 1955
4. Israel: Visit of Foreign Minister to Ottawa, December 1-2, 1955
5. Baghdad Pact
Chapter VII
FAR EAST
1. Indochina: International Commissions for Supervision and Control
2. Recognition of the Republic of Vietnam
3. Formosa and the Coastal Islands
4. Recognition of the People's Republic of China
5. Korean Conflict: Withdrawal of Canadian Troops
6. Immigration from Asia
7. Bandung Conference of Non-Aligned Nations
8. Japan
Chapter VIII
DEFENCE AND FOREIGN POLICY IN THE NUCLEAR AGE
1. Defence and Foreign Policy in the Nuclear Age
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