Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-06-19

Lawson accredited uN Correspondent

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rr,D NATIONS, N Y. (GlobaD-Martha Jones' Sec
UNI G limited African Nationalist Movement announc-
airy al that the organization would sponsor an African
as py on Sunday, June % at Williams Institutional
edal b 7th Avenue and 131st Street, New York City
4 tatiyes from all Nationalist parties in Africa will
1r 2 Free Africa NOW
fH IO np The International Confederation of Free
Unions expressed dissatisfaction at the procedure used
International Labor Organization, UN specialized
W - examining complaints alleging violation of trade
,tion charged that the Hos recommendations
violations have been too "timid" and noted serious
NM by Argentina and Venezuela and by France in Tu-
faoynTy On Wednesday, President Eisenhower is
executive order designed to bring the loyalty check
a. americans employed by the UN into line with his pre-
r announced general security program The order made
;r,ifcant change in the investigation already in prog
% l;d Indicate that the basic standard for judging
4 @ erployee in the UN will be loyalty and not the
M consideration of security, which will be used to judge
a| - Federal employment. On Thursday, it learned
,can officials consulted Secretary General Dag Ham
5 IN the order before he left for Europe last month
t he was satisfied that the new procedures do not UNI
| o the UN Seeretariat's independence.
Dmrr0PNT ALTON . A year ago the UN Economic and
council appointed Salvatore Lopez, acting head of the
e delegation to the UN, the world organizations
ri "rapporteur" freedom of information problems. On
5av Mr. Lopez made public his report on the subject
oormended that the UN establish special group of
M bootars consisting mainly of professionals working
o information field, to keep watch free from govern
influence practices throughout the world that vi
freedom of information principles. He also suggested
tho I'm draft and adopt declaration freedom of in
torn similar to the we'll known UN declaration in human
Eh that would down common standards of achieve
fn" for nations
1 opuM The UN Conference Limitation of Opium
auction completed last week the drafting of inerna
nal agreement aimed at regulating output and trade of this
One sections drafted adopted the principle OF
sng mandatory embargo the import export of OPT
against any country violating the agreement The treaty
at decreasing opium trade to the quantities needed for
lHca treatment makes exceptions: India and Paksan
b have number of registered drug addicts, will be al
kpd t. use opium for "quasmedica purposes for limit
time The treaty will be open for signature until Sepem
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MEMBERS A special UN Committee considering the
standing of how nations may gain admission to the
completed its work without making formal recomenda~
adjourned pending preparation of its report to the
ga Assembly Two sets of proposals examined: One
l declare that the Security Council veto often used
Russia keep Westernsponsored applicants out of the
apply in this issue and that the Assembly can
axe decisions The other would re-exanine the Rus
package deal under which fourteen nations would be
Emitted the UN simultaneously The United States and its
allies opposed to both and suggested that
committee report to the Assembly its discussions and
te specific conclusions. This view prevailed but it is
&key that either of proposals would have major
\ Il had taken.