UN General Assembly
1956

63. Seventhly, war should be outlawed completely, and any Power that initiates military action should be branded as an aggressor against which sanctions should be applied. There are no problems, no matter how grave, that could not be settled peacefully by negotiation, mediation or arbitration. 64. Eighthly, disarmament should be effected after complete agreement on the application of the fundamental principles of the Charter is achieved, especially among the great Powers. Any disarmament to be effective must be subject to a full system of inspection, including the freedom of the skies which the President of the United States proposed. 65. Ninthly, money saved from disarmament could be dedicated to raising the cultural and living standards of the under-developed peoples. The United Nations specialized agencies must be well financed to further extend their services to needy countries.