UN. ‘SHADOW ARMY'
Approval By Assembly
(Rec.. 10 b.rti.) PARtS, Jtifi. 11 The United Ndtibhs General Assembly to-day approved -the Wtesterhbacked collective security system designed tb toeet ahy future aggressioh ih the World. The resolution. Submitted by Britaih, France,_the United States, and eight Other . PoWers, was approved by 51 votes to 5 with three abstentions. The resolution called on United Nations members to eartaatk units specially trained and equipped for use by the world organisation. It also called for a panel of military experts to be Set tip to help with the training, organisation, and equipment of the “shadow army.” The Assembly approved a Soviet proposal, Which wds altered by Arab and Western amendments in the Political Committee, for a Security Council meetihg to consider reducing world tensions whenever it .was deemed the time was ripe for such a meeting. The voting was 57-0 with two abstentions.
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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26628, 14 January 1952, Page 7
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