He writes: What we must do. if we are serious about a "lasting peace." is to concentrate on the Vietnamese people. rather than on the Vietnamese things. Mr. President. as chairman of the Judiciary Subcommittee on Refugees. I have long tried to make this case. I believe the people problems must command the highest priority in all American assistance programs. but especially those for Indochina. That is the principal thrust of the amendment I have introduced. and which I hope will be given every consideration by the appropriate committees of Congress. Until the humanitarian needs of refugees. civilian war casualties. orphans. and all war victims. are the overriding concern and objective of American assistance programs in Indochina. I fear America will remain "part of the problem. instead of part of the answer" in building peace in that area. Mr.
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