Speeches by Mr. Dulles

I, too, would like to congratulate Sir Leslie Munro on his election to the high office of President of this Assembly, and on the outstanding qualities which det...

A year has passed since the first session of the General Assembly. It is necessary to look back on the path which has been travelled during this interval, to an...

28. As I take the floor in this general debate, I have pleasure in presenting my compliments to our President, that eminent Chilean statesman, Mr. Jose Maza. As...

the32. Before proceeding with my statement, I would like to associate myself with the many sincere expressions of congratulation which were extended to our Pres...

Permit me first of all to congratulate the President on his election as President of the United Nations General Assembly. I should also like, on behalf of the C...

I should like to begin my statement by extending to the President and to his delegation my congratulations on his election to the Presidency of this session of ...

Here we are in solemn assembly again, and once more we meet to survey the past, tackle the present and map out the future. It is a supreme task, but its complet...

63. All those problems of the international situation which engage the attention of our General Assembly are closely connected with the foreign policy of the Un...

1. Mr. CASEY (Australia): Firstly, Sir, let me take this opportunity to offer to you the sincere congratulations of the Australian delegation on your election a...

In his now historic address to the General Assembly on 8 December 1953, President Dwight D. Eisenhower prefaced his proposal for an international pool of atomic...

Unfortunately, I was not able to be present when the election for the office of President of the General Assembly took place. I should like, therefore, to take ...

102. Following its custom, the General Assembly is beginning its work with an appraisal of the international situation and a review of the tasks which stand bef...

As the seventh session of the General Assembly takes up its work, important and complex questions of vital concern to millions of human beings, of whole peoples...

1. Sessions of the United Nations General Assembly are events that always compel us to undertake a comprehensive review of the international situation and to se...