UN General Assembly
1964

32. I was taught when I was young that when in trouble you should count your blessings. And now that we face certainly the gravest crisis in the United Nations since it was created, it is well that we should think of the factors which lay contribute to a solution, a settlement and a success. 33. First of all we have in you, Sir, a President of great experience here at the United Nations who commands the widest respect and brings to our problems new energy and new determination. You have already shown us, and you showed us again yesterday, that you will devote that energy and that determination to the cause of making the nineteenth session not a failure but a major advance.