text: the coantries of Africa and Latin America mare all vital links in ,the noble efforts of our people, Party and Government to achieve &i&e, the strengthening of security, the renuaoiation of the us’e of force in inter- nati’onal relations and #the establishmenjt of lasting peace on earth. 64. In this Iconnexion it is appropriate to quote from L. I. Brezhnev% speech at the dirmer which he gave yesmrday in the Soviet Embassy in Washington in honour of President Richard Nixon. Mr. Kunt Wald. heim, ,th.e Secretary-General of the United Nations, was also preslent. Mr. Brezhnev said: “I shall not be mistaken if I say that the spirit of our talks and the basic direction of our j&t efEorts have been determined by aecognition of one 8 major factor: the need ‘to do everything possibIe tc ens.upc that .the peoples of the earth may live fm from the threat ,of war and live in security, co-opcrs tion and association with leach other. This is ths imperative dictate of our times. We must, devote CILIT joint egorts CO the achievement of this goal.” 65. Mr. JOB (Yugoslavia) : The unanimous adoptier by the S’ecurity Cou’ncil ,of the resolution to recommed to the General Assembly #the admission of the German Democrati Republic and the Federal Republic ol G’ermany ~to membership of the United Nations h& marks, and in itself constitutes, an event and a de velopment of very great importance. 66. As a European country that suffered terribly, ati fought and liberated itself in the Second World \F”ar, as a founding Member of the United Nations, as a socidist and mm-aligned nation long engaged in naive efforts .to overcolme the cold war and its, or any other, divisions in Europe and elsewhere, Yugoslavia is raw deeply gratified by the major dmecision that we have 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-ranking official, possibly from a United Nations meeting. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the topics discussed are related to international relations, security, and cooperation. The text mentions the admission of new members to the United Nations, the goal of achieving lasting peace, and the need to work together to overcome divisions. These themes suggest that the text is more focused on international politics and diplomacy rather than specific economic or social issues.