Speeches by Mr. PADILLA NERVO

Mr. PADILLA NERVO hoped that, as the Assembly had met in the heart of France, in the capital of a great country to which humanity owed so much, the watchword of...

Mr. PADILLA NERVO said that the fourth session of the General Assembly was opening at a time when the international political atmosphere was decidedly calmer th...

I am sure that this Assembly will permit me to say that I am proud, as the acting head of the Canadian delegation, to find myself addressing a fellow Canadian a...

On behalf of the Government of Uruguay I should like to offer Sir Leslie Munro my sincere congratulations on his election as President of the twelfth session of...

117. Mr. President, your tireless efforts in the service of the ideals embodied in the Charter ever since its foundation are well known to all. For the past two...

83. Two distinguished representatives of the first generation of architects of the United Nations, Mr. Pearson and Mr. Lie, have left us the memory of their dev...

150. Mr. President, my delegation has already expressed at this session of the General Assembly our congratulations to you on your election to the Presidency, b...

I feel that I should announce that although my name is Clifton Webb, I am not the screen star. By all accounts, he is “Sitting Pretty” down in Hollywood, and fo...

1. Mr. President, it gives me great pleasure to congratulate you upon your election to your high office. You have had long experience at the United Nations. You...

The atmosphere in which the fifteenth session of the United Nations General Assembly opened and, still more, the atmosphere in which our work has at times taken...

Several countries, among them some that by the terms of the Charter have had special responsibilities laid upon them and special privileges accorded them, where...

61. Mr. President, I should like to extend to you my heartiest congratulations on your election. By electing you, the Assembly has recognized your long and frui...

Year after year we have gathered here to represent an ever-increasing number of Governments and peoples of the earth. We have become better acquainted with the ...

I have already, on 17 September [678th meeting], congratulated Sir Leslie Munro upon his election as our President. I repeat the good wishes which I then extend...