UN General Assembly
1951

84. This great country has not only offered us cordial hospitality but a constructive idea which may be the most fertile of those so far expressed at this session of the Assembly: the need for direct personal contact between the heads of the great States with world-wide interests in a supreme effort to ease the tension that separates them and to avert the deadly danger that threatens the whole of mankind. If the moral sense of the world is crystallized in this way during this Assembly, we believe that this step will be facilitated in the near future and that we shall thus have made a considerable advance towards peace.