This is a welcome sign of progress in an area of deep public and congressional concern and I commend AID for its new initiatives. According to Mr. Parkers letter. the U.S. Mission in Saigon and the AID staff in Washington have now worked out a plan to meet many of the child welfare needs in South Vietnam "through a comprehensive program will cost an estimated $7.2 million." He said the funds would be spent through contracts with private voluntary agencies. Mr. Parkers letter was in response to longstanding recommendations by the Judiciary Subcommittee on Refugees. which I serve as chairman. It follows also letters from myself and the distinguished Senator from Minnesota. Mr.
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