Speeches by Mr. Dulles

105. The General Assembly has begun its eighth session with a consideration of general international problems. The international situation has always directly a...

1. It is the established practice of the General Assembly to begin the work of each session with a general debate in which it takes stock of the previous year’s...

29. The prolonged period of increasing tension in international relations, deliberately brought about over the last few years by aggressive forces in the world,...

20. Many of the representatives who have spoken before me have rightly observed that the present session of the General Assembly should play an important part i...

1. Permit me to offer the President our most sincere felicitations on her election to the high office of President of the General Assembly. We would wish also t...

I should like first of all to add the congratulations of the Syrian delegation to those which have been addressed to Sir Leslie Munro on his election as Preside...

1. The delegation of the Byelorussian SSR, like other delegations, attaches great significance to the eighth session of the General Assembly, which has met at a...

In accordance with its practice, the General Assembly has begun its work with a general debate, which enables delegations to give their views on the questions t...

61. The agenda of the thirteenth session of the General Assembly includes problems of great importance to international relations. It reflects the Interest of m...

I should like to take this opportunity to extend greetings to the General Assembly at its ninth session and to wish it every success in its important and respon...

As the main purpose of the United Nations is to strengthen peace and international security, the delegation of the Byelorussian SSR feels it must state its view...

1. May I, in the first place, offer you, Madam President, my sincere congratulations and those of my delegation on your election as President of the Assembly, a...

60. It is not simply to conform to convention that I open my speech with a reference to Mrs. Pandit’s election as President of the General Assembly. It has give...

Mr. President, the Secretary of State, Mr. Dulles, has asked me to express to you his deep regret that he could not be here to deliver this message himself. May...

1. The General Assembly convenes in this eighth session to meet the complexity of world problems, many of which are old acquaintances. The Assembly’s agenda thi...

24. As is customary and as is proper in the general debate, the many important statements made during the last few days from this rostrum have covered a wide ra...

May I be permitted to start such brief observations as I desire to submit to the Assembly this afternoon by congratulating the Assembly on the choice of its Pre...

1. As a participant in this general debate, which is as yet in its initial stages, I should like to convey to Mr. Maza, on behalf of the Canadian delegation, ou...

Nine years have passed since the end of the Second World War and the signing of the United Nations Charter at San Francisco. It is common knowledge that the peo...

I should like first to associate myself with the well-deserved congratulations which have been addressed to the President on the occasion of his election. 102. ...