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46 REGIONAL COMMITTEE: TWENTY-THIRD SESSION WPR/RC23. R23 FUTURE SESSIONS OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE The Regional Committee DECIDES to consider the question of the venue sixth session (1975) of the Regional Committee and alternate sessions at regional headquarters at its session. of the twenty- of holding twenty-fourth Seventh meeting, 5 October 1972 WPR/RC23.R24 ADOPTION OF THE REPORT The Regional Committee, Having considered the draft report of the twenty-third session of the Committee, ADOPTS the report as amended. Seventh meeting, 5 October 1972 WPR/RC23. R25 RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION The Regional Committee 1. EXTENDS to the Government of the United States of America and, through it, to the people and authorities of Guam its gratitude and thanks for the cordial welcome and friendly hospitality shown to all those who have participated in the work of the Regional Committee; 2. EXPRESSES its appreciation and thanks to: (1) The Legislature of the Territory of Guam for its Resolution No. 589 adopted on 24 July 1972 welcoming those participating in the twenty-third session of the Regional Committee; (2) The Honourable Carlos G. Camacho, Governor of Guam, for having honoured the Committee with his presence; (3) Mr Franklin S. Cruz, Director of Public Health and Social Services, and his staff for the excellent arrange- ments made for the meeting; (4) the Chairman and other officers of the Committee; (5) Mr Robert R. Harcourt for having so ably served as Chairman of the Technical Discussions, the plenary session rapporteurs, the chairmen and rapporteurs of the three discussion groups and the other experts who assisted with the technical discussions; ~ /

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