Mr. President. the millions of words that have been spoken about the Cuban problem attest to the complexity of that problem. One of the latest aspects of this problem is that of refugee attacks on Russian shipping and Cuban shore installations. It is imperative that we remember. in considering that problem. that this country has commitments all over the globe and the responsibility of pursuing a policy that will insure long range success. On the other hand the Cuban refugees have but one concernto return to Cuba. It is understandable that they will do almost anything to attain that end but it should be equally understandable that we cannot permit them to change the course of our foreign policy. Mr. President. the problem of refugee attacks on shipping was very intelligently discussed in an editorial in the April 2 edition of the Casper Tribune and I ask unanimous consent that this editorial be printed in the Appendix of the RECORD.
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Cuban refugees will do almost anything to return to Cuba.