Mr. President. no Senator can do more than use his effortsas I shall. and as I hope many other Members of the Senate willto urge upon the country and upon the Senate and upon the majority leadership and upon the chairman of the Judiciary Committee the urgency. in the interests of the national security. of taking early action upon the matters I have discussed today. I am deeply convinced that. in a package. they are as essential as is our massive effort to catch up in terms of the weapons race. If we do not expectand certainly we do notto resolve the conflict in the world by world war III. then our other meansby economic and technical assistance. by recognition of human dignity. through enforcement of civil rights. and by immigration legislation which is just and fair. and takes account of what is taking place in the world. and takes account not only of our own strengths. but also of the weaknesses of our enemies. in terms of the things in which we believe and which we hold the most dearthat is the packageconstituting. as I see it. the way by which we hope to avoid world war III. I shall do all that I can. and I deeply believe that many other Members of the Senate take the same position. in the belief that that is the packageone dealing with human values with weapons as our shieldby means of which we can negotiate for peace from a position of strength.
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