UN General Assembly
1965

50. There are, then, these four avenues — disarmament, peace-keeping, peaceful settlement of disputes and our economic and social work — along which we can progress, and every step we take along one of them makes progress along the others easier and gives to the United Nations as a whole a brighter prospect of success. For example, any progress, however modest, which we make in disarmament frees resources which could be given to our economic a social work; every advance we make in that work helps to remove tension and reduce occasions for dispute. Along each of these avenues I have tried to suggest steps which could be taken immediately or in the near future.