UN General Assembly
1966

106. My Government specifically suggests that, under the supervision of a permanent impartial international commission, it should be decided: firstly, that all bombing of Viet-Nam should cease immediately; secondly, that all the belligerents should accept a general cease-fire within two weeks from the effective and definitive cessation of bombings; thirdly, that three months after the cease-fire, all foreign troops on both sides should be withdrawn; fourthly, that after that three-month period, and once the foreign forces have been withdrawn and the situation has returned to what is called for under the Geneva Agreements, a new conference should be held — bringing together all parties involved, including representatives of the Viet-Cong — to determine the procedure whereby the Viet-Namese people, still under international supervision, is to determine its own future, on the understanding that everyone will have agreed beforehand to accept the outcome of this free consultation; fifthly, that by one year from today, this entire programme should be carried out and, whatever decision the Viet-Namese people may reach, the international community should begin immediately to help the country to rebuild, dress its wounds and live again.