Session #92 · 1971–73

Speech #920059153

He spoke eloquently and persuasively on the problems created for his government by the military adventures of the Government of Pakistan in East Pakistan and he stated many reasons which. in my judgment. argue for the adaptation of the House of my amendment to the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961. My amendment. introduced in bill form on Tuesday. June 15. as H.R. 9160 would suspend all aid to the Government of Pakistan until international inspection teams have ascertained that Pakistan is cooperating in allowing the situation to return to reasonable stability in East Pakistan and that. as far as feasible. refugees are being allowed to return from India to reclaim their lands and properties. June 11 on page 19513 I discussed the many ramifications to world peace this situation poses. I spoke of the incredible flow of refugees and I would now like to report to my colleagues the most recent figures. The total number as of June 12 was 5.765.000. comprising 3.067.000 males and 2.698.000 females. This includes 907.000 children under 8 years of age.
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100%
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gemini-2.0-flash
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Humanitarian Legal / procedural

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