of 'a general conference for review of the Charter, as contemplated in Artl.cle 109, was proposed by Argentlha during the thircl session. The aovisa.bility of establishi.ng a Petmanent CofiEflittee of tlte General Assefiib].y was also considered durlng ttrat session, At the seventh session of the ceneral Assernbly ln 1952, an item uas lncluded for discussion on the [Easures to I imit the duration of the regiular sessions of tlre General Assembly and a Special dntnittee was 't. Resolutlon 111( II) and.11?(II)8. Doc.A/578A/ 40/726 Engl ish Page 16 established for that purpose.g Ehe Report of the Specj-al Coranittee was considered in the Sixth. Corsnlttee the follovring year .rnd subsequently the issue was llnked up wlth the questj.on of ame ndnEnt of the Rules of pro- cedure. At the te nth sesslon (1955), the GeneraL Assembly qonsldered the proposal to call a General Conference for the Revlew of the Charter and appointed a Comnl.ttee to report at the t},e].ftfr sesslon concerningr the tlme and place where such a, Conference should be held. At its tflel fttr sesslon (195?), however, the proposal for convenj-ng of a reviev, conf.erence did not malce any progress and the sa$e situaij.on continued at the fourteenth sesslon. At the sixteenth session (19d1), a Preparatory Corftnj ttee was asked to continue l_ts work on t]1e arrangetnents for the revier.l conf'_,reDce. At the eighteenel session (1963), the General Assembly approved the report of an Ad Hoc Commlttee on the improvement of ttre nethods.of r.rork of the General Assembly constituted at the prerrious session but the lmprovements suqgested r€lated to minor procedural matters. At the tl^Je nty- secord sesslon ft967), tle question of corrvenlng a review conference wes again revived but was postconed to a future session. At the tnenty-fourth session (1969), a declslon was taken onthe recorunendatlon of the SLxttr
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the organizational and procedural aspects of the United Nations General Assembly, specifically related to the review of the UN Charter. It mentions various sessions, committees, and resolutions, indicating a focus on the internal workings of the organization.

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International Relations, Government and Politics