Stock Photo - Sep. 09, 1971 - General Committee Begins Consideration of Assembly's Agenda Recommends Inclusion of 94 items. The General Committee began consideration of the agenda for the twenty-sixth regular session of the General Assembly, and recommended inclusion of 94 of the items contained in the draft agenda for the session, including two items relating to China. The only votes concerned inscription of item 101, entitled 'restoration of the lawful rights of the People's Republic of China in the United Nations', and of item 105, entitled 'The representation of China in the United Nations'. The vote on item 101 was 17 in favour of recommending inclusion of the item in the agenda to 2 against (China, Costa Rica), with 4 abstentions (Belgium, Japan, Philippines, United States). The vote on item 105 was 9 in favour of recommending its inscription to 9 against (Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Nigeria, People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, Peru, Sudan, USSR, Zambia), with 4 abstentions (Belgium, France, Sierra Leone, United Kingdom). Liu Chieh (China) making a statement. (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)