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United Nations charter changes face uncertain path
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee has given President Eisenhower leeway to back a UN conference on charter changes, but any changes require two thirds of the General Assembly and consent from the Big Five. Russia opposes changes, making revision unlikely. The United States could block motion in Congress. The article also notes related events including a Seoul court martial and a local ambulance clarification.
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