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The Security Council discusses the application of the People's Republic of Bangladesh for admission to membership of the United Nations at the 1659th meeting.

The Security Council considers questions relating to Africa, focusing on Namibia, Southern Rhodesia, apartheid, and the Portuguese territories, and votes on resolutions at the 1638th and 1639th meetings.

The Security Council considers questions relating to Africa at the 1634th and 1635th meetings.

The Security Council considers questions relating to Africa, the territories under Portuguese administration, and apartheid in Namibia at the 1637th meeting.

The Security Council discusses measures for the maintenance of international peace and security in Latin America at the 1699th, 1700th, and 1701st meetings.

The Security Council discusses measures for the maintenance of international peace and security in Latin America at the 1701st meeting.<br />

The words were red. And the rifles were red too. It was a time to win back everything that belonged to the people. A flame of rebellion raging against tyranny of the exploiting classes in remote Naxalbari in north-eastern India spread to different parts of the vast land of India, and in its neighboring countries. […]

The Security Council discusses the situation in Southern Rhodesia during the 1664th, 1665th, and 1666th meetings.

A small incident took place at a school in Burdwan in 1944. A class teacher of Grade 7 was wrongly reprimanding a student, accusing him of stacking all the high benches of the classroom against the short ones the previous evening, when a lanky boy stood up and said, “It was not Abanti, it was me.” Impressed by the boy’s moral courage, the teacher excused him.

In a backchannel message, Henry Kissinger, the US president’s Assistant for national security affairs, informed US