Series consists of correspondence, cables, handwritten documents, telegrammes, aide-memiores, and airbills. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: visits to the Congo; allocation of vehicles; display of arms during travel; personnel; movement of personnel; troop withdrawal; WHO doctors in North Kivu; electricity supplies at Goma airport; delivery of medicines; Red Cross; refugees from Uganda in North Kivu; murder; burglary; robberies; transportation of supplies; arrests of politicians; incidents; and implimentation of curfew. Correspondents include S. Habib Ahmed, Chief of Civilian Operations; John Wood, Administrative Officer, ONUC, Goma; C.A. Gaviola, Chief of Civil Mission, Bukavu; R.K.A. Gardiner, Officer-in-Charge, ONUC, Leopoldville; Max H. Dorsinville, Officer-in-Charge; Roger Khazoom, Administrative Officer, Bukavu; W. Rose; and Nancy Gray, Chief of Personnel, ONUC, Leopoldville. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
Series consists of incoming and outgoing cables, handwritten cables, copies of cables, minutes of meetings, cable log sheets, and veterinary certificates. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: food supplies; UN personnel, arrival, departure, leave, and movement of; accomodations; UN vehicles; travel authorization; finances for project; evacuation of Goma airport; px supplies; dysentery epidemic; medical supplies; Red Cross; refugees; arrests of UN staff by Nigerian police; illegal sale and export of tusks of ivory; found cadavers; and cold storage facilites. Correspondents include William Rose; Mr. Khazoom; John Wood, Administrative Officer, ONUC, Goma; G.A. Dunn, Chief, Supply Office and Purchase Control, Leopoldville; Alan Cooper, Chief, Procurement Officer, Leopoldville; and Albert Marx, Deputy Chief Administrative Officer. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
Series consists of correspondence, administrative reports, and maps. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: food supplies; UN personnel; Congolese workers; use of vehicles; housing of ONUC personnel; procurement and movement of supplies; finances for project; Ruandese refugees in North Kivu; and theft of px supplies. Correspondents include William E. Rose, ONUC Representative; A. Nachaat, Administrative Officer, Bukavu; P. de Gaigneron, Finance Officer, Kamina; Mr. Mancini, Civilian Operations, ONUC Leopoldville; Mr. Nuglozeh, Finance Officer; Mr. Bronsema, Chief Finance Officer, ONUC, Leopoldville; and R. Khazoom, ONUC, Bukavu. Arranged chronologically.
Series consists of correspondence, minutes of staff conferences, incoming and outgoing cables, code cables, translations, drafts, reports, log sheets, audit reports, handwritten documents, and administration circulars. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: gasoline allocations; vehicle maintenance; military operations; military information and personnel; accomodations for UN personnel and civilians; black market activities; movement of refugees; refugee property; Dag Hammarskjold ceremony; scheme for protection and evacuation of refugees from Bukavu; food supplies and transportation. Correspondents include Mr. Khiary, Chief of Civilian Operations; Gen. Mac Eoin, Force Commander; S. Habib Ahmed, Chief Administrative Officer; E. Bellinger, Chief PX Officer; Nancy Osborne, Chief Personnel Officer; Charles Taff, Special Legal Advisor; Sture Linner, Officer-in-Charge, ONUC, Leopoldville; Ralph Bunche; R. Gardiner, Officer-in-Charge; and J. Rolz-Bennett, Civilian Affairs Officer, Elizabethville. Arranged chronologically.
Series consists of forms, itineraries, memoranda, monthly reports, receipts, weekly situation reports, cables, handwritten notes, inventories, letters, contracts, drafts, lists, teleprinter printouts, accident reports, cargo manifests, bulletins, transcript of a press conference, brochures, air way bills. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: technical assistance; flight schedules; accommodations; wearing of UN headgear and clothing by non-UN personnel; actions by the Air Operations Technical Assistance Board; transfer of vehicles to UNESCO; travel across Congo border; travel claims; disposal of UN property; staff reductions; health programs; public works programs; education programs; vacancy notices; appointments; letters of application; civilian staff strength; maintenance and repair of UN vehicles. Correspondents include F. Scheller, Administrative Officer, Bukavu; B. Beruander, Administrative Officer, Elisabethville; J. Medina, Acting Administrative Officer, Stanleyville; A.E. Saenger, Deputy Resident Representative, Administration; B.F. Osorio-Tafall, Resident Representative and Director of Special Fund Programmes; John M. Saunders, Deputy Resident Representative, Administration. Date of establishment occurred on 14/07/1960 by Security Resolution 143 (1960). The date of dissolution was 30/06/1964.
Series consists of correspondence, cables, memoranda, field administrative reports, contracts, purchase orders, and handwritten notes. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: travel of authorities; conditions in Kindu; procurement; transportation; mail operations; receipt of supplies; pre-fab buildings; car rentals; unpaid rent claims; damage to rental properties; furniture rentals; general contracting work; supplies of petrol; political situation in Kindu; vaccinations; outbreak of smallpox; and inadequate facilities for storage of foodstuffs. Correspondents include Aly A. Samy, Administrative Officer, Kindu; Max Dorsinville, Officer-in-Charge; M. Schoellkopf, Chief of Civilian Personnel; Bill Begley, Administrative Assistant; R. Polgar, Acting Deputy Chief Administrative Officer; B. Twigt, Chief Administrative Officer; A.E. Hayward, Executive Engineer, Leopoldville; C. Taff, Legal Advisor; E.F. Espinar, Claims Section; and R. Magloire, Finance Officer. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
Series consists of administrative circulars, cables, complaint forms, diagrams, handwritten notes, letters, maps, minutes of conferences, memoranda, reports, routine orders, drafts, lists, medical reports, standing orders, vouchers, nominal rolls, police reports, strength returns, occurrence reports, location statements, and convening orders for courts of inquiry. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: promotion of personnel; duties of civilian personnel; courts of inquiry; local interpreters; air bases; accommodations; establishment of Headquarters Katanga Area; discipline; death and repatriation of remains; appointment of personnel; thefts; civilian complaints about the behavior of UN troops; dress code; and conduct of Indonesian troops. Correspondents include Commander M.I. O'Farrell, Chief of Military Information, Headquarters Katanga Area; Colonel Sven E. Rosenius, Chief of Staff, Headquarters Katanga Area; Major General Diwan Prem Chand, General Officer Commanding, Headquarters Katanga Area; Captain Tadasse Dubale, Military Personnel Officer, Headquarters Katanga Area; Captain K.D. Banerjee, Military Personnel Officer, Headquarters Katanga Area; Brigadier General Abebe Tefari, General Officer Commanding, Headquarters Katanga Area; Captain Ishak Odang, Military Personnel Officer, Headquarters Katanga Area; Mr. B. Halbert, Acting Senior Administrative Officer, Elisabethville; Colonel D.A. Lago-Lengquist, Chief of Staff, Headquarters Katanga Area; and Maurice Gauvreau, Senior Administration Officer, Elisabethville. Date of establishment occurred on 14/07/1960 by Security Resolution 143 (1960). The date of dissolution was 30/06/1964.
DAG 13 / 1.6.5.7.3.0
Series consists of code cables, interview transcriptions, newspaper clippings, photographs, rosters, situation reports, diagrams, job descriptions, maps, minutes of conferences, movement orders, routine orders, translations, base orders, cartoons, lists, and resumes. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: the killing of Major Ajeet Singh and ensuing investigation; the downing of a UN plane on 20/09/1962; bombing of Kabolo by Katangese on 12/10/1962; attempts to unify North and South Katanga; clearance of mines in Kasenga; judgement on assassination of Irish soldiers in North Katanga; use of Red Cross symbol on military vehicles; Marathor mission including the Battle of Jadotville, 13/09/1961/ - 17/09/1961; mercenaries and other foreign involvement; speech made by Moise Tshombe re the involvement of the UN; agreement between the UN and Republic of the Congo; Operation Rum Punch; death of Mr. Olivet, Red Cross delegate; a statement by Prime Minister Adoula on Tshombe's scorched earth policy; casualties; troop movements; reconnaissance missions; integration of UN, gendarmerie, and ANC military personnel; and debriefing of pilots after reconnaissance missions. Correspondents include Robert K.A. Gardiner, Officer in Charge; Mr. Khiary, Chief of Civilian Operations; Major General Joseph D. Mobutu, Commander in Chief, ANC; Moise Tshombe, President of Katanga; Prime Minister Adoula; General Abebe, Commander of UN Forces, South Katanga; J. Ileo, Minister of State, Charge des Affaires Katangese; Brigadier Inderjit Rikhye, Military Adviser to Secretary-General; Jose Rolz-Bennett Norouha, Chief UN Representative ONUC, Elisabethville; E. Kimba, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Grand Chief Kasongo Niembo, Minister of State; and Major General D. Prem Chand, GOC, Katanga Area, Elisabethville. Date of establishment occurred on 14/07/1960 by Security Resolution 143 (1960). The date of dissolution was 30/06/1964.
DAG 13/1.6.5.7.1.0
Series consists of correspondence, notes, cables, memoranda, aides-memoires, statements, corrigenda, indexes, and lists. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: Economic Commission for Africa; various resources and industries; and conferences held by the ECA. Correspondents include A. Lawrence, Director, Bureau of Economic Coordination, ONUC; Mr. Twist; John M. Saunders, Deputy-Chief, Administrative Officer, Civilian Operations; James R. Brooks, Deputy, Resident Representative; S. Habib Ahmed, Chief, Civilian Operations; and A.C. Gilpin, Deputy-Chief, Civilian Operations, ONUC. Arranged in filing number order.
Series consists of correspondence, cables, laws, routing slips, memoranda, declarations, forms, mandates, agreements, drafts, press statements, handwritten documents, translations, invitations, receipts, statements, lists, postcards, annexes, monthly reports, administrative circulars, press clippings, programs, situation reports, maps, and speeches. Subjects include but are not limited to the following: maintaining peace and security; Liaisons with countries that are a part of the UN; work with local goverments; death of Mr. Lumumba; requests for UN Asylum; evacuation of refugees; arrests; military armed attacks; assassinations; activities of fact-finding commission; hydro-electricity; labour issues; relief projects; sabotage; tribal clashes; and constitution of Congo. Correspondents include C. Adoula, Prime Minister, Republic of the Congo; Constantin A. Stavropoulos, Legal Counsel; Ramon Prieto, Legal Advisor; D.B.H. Vickers, Special Legal Counsel; U. Thant, Secretary-General; Jacques Poujoulat, Chief, Civilian Affairs; Z. Marcella, Legal Advisor, ONUC; S. Linner, Chief, Civilian Operations; and A.C. Gilpin, Deputy-Chief, Civilian Operations, ONUC. Arranged in filing number order.