UN General Assembly
1960

130. So there should be some substitute for It. That replacement Is possible either through the continuance of the Ten-Nation Committee in some form or other, with additions to it, through its replacement, or, alternately — and I don't put this forward as a proposition; if the Assembly will permit me, it may be regarded as thinking aloud — it may be considered whether, on account of the tension that now prevails between the two sides, as an immediate and proximate step the Assembly may not be able to find a group of nations who would be able to talk to these two sides separately — I don't mean moderate — pending a more convenient committee being formed. This is a third suggestion which I would like to try out in the First Committee. So whatever the process be, there must be the continuation of disarmament negotiations.