UN General Assembly
1960

228. How can we achieve such a measure of unity? I myself do not think that we shall find it on the basis of geography or race, or of any ideology of the right or left, but in our common adherence to the principles of this Organization, including the equal rights of nations large and small, and in a common determination that our growing influence shall be used, with a cool head, not to widen, but to narrow, the dangerous division that now exists between the two great power blocs of the East and the West. Our physical strength may be negligible, but our moral strength, if we are true to ourselves and to the peoples for whom we speak, may be great. Whether we wish it or not, we are called upon to participate in confronting the issues before this momentous session of the General Assembly.