UN General Assembly
1963

130. In our Organization, which is now happily almost universal, we have lived through great hours of hope, but also through grave hours of doubt. We have been engaged in desperate struggles, in fights that were as violent as they were often sterile and useless. Can we really not do better than that? Today our Organization is presented with a great opportunity to become what it hoped to be when it was born and what we proudly named it: the "united" nations —united in the same ideal of international justice, understanding and human brotherhood. Gentlemen, do not let us miss this great opportunity.