Mr. President. I have stated my regrets. However. there comes a time when one must leave the Senate Chamber. not only on official business. but because of commitments made when one did not anticipate that there would be before the Senate legislative proposals so important as the immigration and nationality bill. Perhaps that bill will still be under debate when I return to the Chamber. In that event. I assure the Chairman of the Judiciary Committee that I shall follow most carefully the debate and the colloquy as they relate to the questions which arise in connection with this measure.
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