UN General Assembly
1964

72. The prevention of the normal work of the General Assembly harm? the interests of all Member States. It threatens the future of our Organization and the further improvement of international relations. For this reason, it is the duty of each and every me of us, according to his possibilities, to contribute to a settlement of the present crisis and to the normalization of the work of the nineteenth session of the Assembly. It goes without saying that those who have a greater potential to contribute to a solution of this crisis, bear a proportionally larger responsibility for doing so. 73. The non-aligned and developing countries consider it their duty to continue efforts to this end, which will enable us to engage, jointly and effectively, in a search for the solution of those problems whose persistence has actually brought about the present crisis.