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balanced representation. In view of
the enormous change in the membership
of this body since its founding, the
American Delegation will join in any
effort for the prompt review and revision
UN
of the composition of suiteditations
bodies.
But to give this organization
three drivers -- to permit each great
power
effect to decide its own case --
would entrench the cold war in the
headquarters of peace. Whatever
MAY
advantages such a plan' hold out to my
country, as one of the great powers
e
e-reject it. For we far prefer world
law, in the age of self-determination,
to world war, in the age of mass
extermination,
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