Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Ambassador Gross strongly defended the United Nations, and declared: "The partners in the free world are those people who support the principles of the United Nations Charter and work loyally to carry out those principles...
...were being killed in Korea, decided last week to side with the U.S.-at least for the present. Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison told the House of Commons: "In view of [Red China's] persistence in behavior which is inconsistent with the purpose and principles of the United Nations Charter ... consideration of this question should be postponed...
...projects: railroads, steamships, commissaries, power plants, theaters. Some have been run by an efficient Government-owned corporation called the Panama Railroad Co., some by a sprawling Government agency called the Panama Canal. In the reshuffle, all business functions, including ship transits, were put under the railroad's corporate charter, leaving only Canal Zone civil government to bureaucrats. The expanded corporation, called the Panama Canal Co., must pay the U.S. Treasury 1.95% on the Government's net investment-the only Government enterprise which by law must...
...Ming Sung ships. But they excused the traffic as a minor affair, defended Ming Sung's Canadian registry as a protective device for Canadian investors and taxpayers, i.e., the banks who hold Ming Sung ship mortgages. Prime Minister St. Laurent flatly refused to withdraw the ships' Canadian charter. The Liberal majority, without a single defection from the ranks, voted down, 116 to 36, the Tory proposal to cancel the registry...
...decision of the cabinet, you will leave Teheran within 24 hours of receiving this." The officers asked Delmer to sign a receipt. Angrily he wrote: "I have received the above order. I protest against. . . this outrageous violation of the freedom of the press and the United Nations Charter...