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74. When I had the opportunity to congratulate you last week on your election to the presidency of the General Assembly, Mr. President, I expressed the hope tha...

Mr. President, allow me to offer our congratulations to you upon your election. We are very fortunate in having chosen a colleague of such notable experience in...

160. Mr. President, like those who have preceded me on this rostrum, may I congratulate you on your election to this high office. 161. I think those of us who h...

152. As we meet year after year and continue our search for ways and means to assure peace in the world, two truths stand out above everything else: 153. Firs...

With the admission of sixteen new Members we all feel that we are in the presence of a revolutionary moment in human history. These countries represent millions...

77. Mr. President, my delegation associates itself warmly with the good wishes extended to you on your election to this high office. During the many years of yo...

1. There is deep anxiety throughout the world at the Illness of His Holiness Pope Pius XII, and I should like to express the respectful wish for his full and sp...

It is my privilege, at the outset of my remarks, to express to Sir Leslie Munro the deep pleasure and satisfaction evoked in my country by his election to the h...

I should like first on behalf of the Israel delegation to express to Prince Wan Waithayakon our warm felicitations on his election to the high office which he n...

1. Mr. President, the Members of the United Nations have expressed deep confidence in you and your country by electing you to guide their deliberations in the t...

Mr. President, I wish you Success in the high office to which you have been called. Your election illustrates the central responsibility which falls upon the fr...

1. In rising to conclude this general debate, I wish to associate the Israel delegation with the just tributes which have converged upon Mrs. Pandit from all si...

It is difficult to remember a time when the United Nations confronted greater dangers to itself and to the cause of universal peace than those which crowd in up...

It had not been the intention of my delegation to take up the time of the Assembly during the general debate with any problem of specific concern to Israel, but...

At the beginning of my remarks, I should like to associate my delegation, as indeed the people of Israel, with the tribute paid from this rostrum to that great ...

Mr. EBAN observed that the General Assembly was approaching its labours in the fourth session under the critical and expectant gaze of the world. The instinct a...