UN General Assembly
1960

297. Let us deal first with the re-organization of the United Nations. Rarely has a question of this importance been introduced so dramatically at the very beginning of our session. To follow the sequence of events I shall quote first President Eisenhower, who said [868th meeting]: "We believe that the right of every man to participate, through his or her vote, in self-government is as precious as the right of each nation here represented to vote its own convictions in this Assembly”... "Thus we see, as our goal, not a super-State above nations, but a world community embracing them all, rooted in law and justice and enhancing the potentialities and common purposes of all people."