It was. therefore. with no little interest that I noted an excellent editorial in the Jersey Journal. Jersey City. N.J.. on April 22 entitled. "Hope for Migrants." The editorial gives well deserved recognition to the leadership provided by my colleague from New Jersey in the field of migratory farmworker problems by noting that "one of the Nations principal voices in their behalf is that of Senator HARRISON WILLIAMS of New Jersey. He has done much to make their plight known." The editorial also points out that Secretary of Labor Goldberg has promised "united Federal effort to aid the most economically underprivileged group in the Nation. the migrant farmworker." Senator WILLIAMS has formulated an 11point legislative program designed to improve the living and working conditions of our migratory farmworkers which is now pending before the Congress. With the passage of this program. we will be proving to ourselves and to the world that we are no longer ignoring the needs of our fellow Americans no matter how small or politically insignificant they may be. Because the editorial is indicative of the growing national interest and concern for our migratory farmworkers and because it recognizes the positive leadership of Senator WILLIAMS in this field. under unanimous consent I include the editorial in the RECORD at this point:
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