President. that all of this has been achieved with local resources instead of Federal aid. More recently the community of New Windsor. Md.. has undertaken a significant refugee resettlement program. I was encouraged by these demonstrations of compassion during this difficult time and I think the people of communities like Salisbury and New Windsor should be commended and congratulated for their foresight and their continued adherence to the American dream. Mr. President. I ask unanimous consent that the articles entitled "7 Vietnamese and Their Captain To Work in Shore Chicken Plant." which appeared in the Salisbury Sunday Times on June 15. 1975. "Salisbury Helping Refugees" from the Baltimore Sun of July 2. 1975. and "40 Vietnamese Families Find Brethren in New Windsor" which appeared in the Baltimore Sun on Monday. July 7. 1975. be printed in the RECORD at the conclusion of my remarks. [Exhibit No. 1.] In addition. Mr. President. I ask unanimous consent that the following items be printed in the RECORD at the conclusion of my remarks: First. "Sponsorship for Vietnamese Refugees Lags" from the Christian Science Monitor of June 6. 1975. [Exhibit No. 2.] Second. "Many Viet Refugees Face Winter in Camps" which appeared in the July 8. 1975. edition of the Washington Star. [Exhibit No. 2.] Third. Material on the refugee resettlement program prepared by the Department of States Interagency Task Force for Indochina. [Exhibit No. 3.] Fourth. Material prepared by the Department of HEW regarding its activities relative to the resettlement program. [Exhibit No. 4.]
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