In my opinion. Mr. President. this cooperative aspect applies to the present refugee problem. But more important it applies to the whole concept of the family of nations. to the maintenance of peace among the nations of the World. There is no doubt in my mind. Mr. President. that we are going to do more than our fair share in this instance with regard to the refugee problem. admitting perhaps 150.000. But I would hope our experience in Southeast Asia will cause each of us. and especially the leadership in the executive branch. to rethink our position on foreign affairs and reverse the disastrous policy followed since World War II. under which all nations appear to have a key to the Treasury of the United States. to rethink the position that we alone can save the world through our military and economic assistance. It is time for the nations to realize that in a world community. each nation has a part to contribute and that no nation. not even the United States. can do It all.