This debate will not be silenced and its urgency not diminished until these and other peoples obtain the basic human right to emigrate in the face of persecution. Mr. Speaker. I commend to my colleagues the following commentary. written by Mr. Robert E. Segal which appeared in the July 4. 1974. Jewish Advocate. In his thoughtful remarks. Mr. Segal expresses a hopeful point of view in his analysis of the positions of several leaders associated with the issue of Soviet Jewish emigration. Mr. Segal was for more than two decades the dynamic and able director and administrator of the Jewish Community Council of Greater Boston.
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