UN General Assembly
1954

120. The search for peace has had its high hopes and its deep frustrations. But after the frustration, there is always renewed hope. On behalf of the United States, I would say in my closing words that we believe that international peace is an attainable goal. That is the premise which underlies all of our planning. We propose never to desist, never to admit discouragement, but confidently and steadily so to act that peace becomes for us a sustaining principle of action. 121. In that, we know that we shall not be alone. That is not merely because we have treaties of alliance and bonds of expediency. It is because the spirit of peace is a magnet which draws together many men and many nations, and makes of them a fellowship of loyal partners for peace.