UN General Assembly
1967

46. It is most encouraging to note that a military solution is not being sought in Viet-Nam and that a political settlement is the professed aim and desire of the United States. It is also encouraging to note that even in the United States the opinion is very widely held that the bombing of North Viet-Nam is no longer a military imperative. What is left now is to translate into concrete action the desire for a cessation of the bombing and for a political settlement. It is the duty of all those who are outside the conflict to use their influence to close that gap between desire and fulfilment. It is equally our duty to remain loyal to the substantive principles of the Geneva Agreements.