General Assembly

17 October 1995

Press Release
GA/DIS/3023

UNITED STATES SEEKS COMPREHENSIVE NUCLEAR-TEST BAN BY APRIL 1996, ARMS CONTROL DIRECTOR TELLS FIRST COMMITTEE

19951017 Says World's Nuclear Arsenals More Than Sufficiently Tested; Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones, Recent Nuclear Testing Also Addressed

17 October 1995

Press Release
GA/AB/3022

PERMANENT MEMBERS OF SECURITY COUNCIL SHOULD PAY SURCHARGE FOR PEACE-KEEPING OPERATIONS, AUSTRALIA TELLS FIFTH COMMITTEE

19951017 Consideration of Proposed 1996-1997 Budget, Medium-Term Plan, Pattern of Conferences Continues

17 October 1995

Press Release
GA/8957

ASSEMBLY TAKES UP SECRETARY-GENERAL'S REPORT ON WORK OF ORGANIZATION

19951017 Draft Resolution Introduced on Limiting Tide of Documents Flooding the Organization

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/SPD/63

MARSHALL ISLANDS REPRESENTATIVE SAYS NUCLEAR TESTS COULD `COLLAPSE ENTIRE ATOLL' IN PACIFIC

19951016 Fourth Committee Is Told of Tenfold Increase in Health Problems; France Says Minuscule Part of Atoll Affected, Welcomes Environmental Evaluation

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/SHC/3304

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/SHC/3303

NEEDS OF ELDERLY POPULATION ADDRESSED IN THIRD COMMITTEE

19951016

Greater international attention to the needs of the growing elderly population was necessary, speakers told the Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) this morning, as it continued its discussion of social development questions.

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/L/2866

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/L/2865

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/DIS/3022

COMPREHENSIVE NUCLEAR TEST-BAN TREATY IMPERATIVE, FIRST COMMITTEE MEMBERS SAY

19951016

Micro-Disarmament, Control of Light Weapons, Addressing Conflict in Context of Economic and Social Issues also Cited

16 October 1995

Press Release
GA/8956

ASSEMBLY SEEKS CLOSER ASSOCIATION BETWEEN UNITED NATIONS AND AGENCY FOR CULTURAL AND TECHNICAL COOPERATION

19951016 French-speaking Group Said to Be Involved in Wealth of Activities Comparable with Those of World Organization, so Stronger Links Desirable