UN General Assembly
1963

35. Since this session of the General Assembly is, happily, taking place in an atmosphere of greater confidence —or less tension— among the great Powers as a result of the Moscow Treaty, I feel impelled, out of a desire to take a further step towards the strengthening of peace, and I consider it fitting, to reiterate here the basic ideas which I expressed in the Eighteen-Nation Committee on Disarmament in connexion with the draft resolution submitted by the Soviet Union for the conclusion of a non-aggression pact between the States parties to the Warsaw Treaty and the States parties to the North Atlantic Treaty.