Session #86 · 1959–61

Speech #860046642

Justice Aulisi was presiding at proceedings held. most appropriately. at one of the great bases in New York State designed for the protection of our people against Communist aggression. the Plattsburgh Air Force Base. The remarks of the justice are some of the most moving which I have ever had occasion to read. and I believe that they deserve the careful attention of all Americans. Incidentally. the great American jurist who made these remarks came to this country himself as an immigrant. as he points out in his remarks. and. therefore. not only understands the meaning of citizenship acquired in this fashion. but also is himself living evidence of the continued operation in our country of the great American dream and the important debt which we in America owe to persons who have come to our country from other lands across the sea. Under leave to extend my remarks in the Appendix of the RECORD. I include not only the remarks of Justice Aulisi. but also a press account of this precedent shattering occasion which appeared in the Plattsburgh PressRepublican of
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Positive
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No
Confidence
100%
Model
gemini-2.0-flash
Framing
Cultural enrichment

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