UN General Assembly
1954

59. Communist strategy, using various means to permeate world public opinion, has made its appeal for coexistence coincident with its vicious attack upon the United States. Attempts have been made to link nationalist movements, social awakening, aspirations for economic betterment and even cultural and racial differences by a common denominator of abiding unrelenting and persistent hatred, towards this nation, in an impressive campaign to shatter the solidarity and understanding which had developed in the international community during the trying years of the last world war. For all these reasons, we continue to think that the only form of coexistence worthy of free peoples is that proposed in the Charter of the United Nations. We have great problems and differences, but no one can put his trust in a system of coexistence nurtured on hatred for one of the members of the international community. 60. The agenda for this ninth session again draws the attention of Member States to those economic and social problems whose solution has been so long delayed.