Mr. Chairman. I am concerned. I respect the gentleman from the District of Columbia greatly. Mr. Chairman. the figures are pretty close to those he is quoting. There are about 50.000 Cuban troops originally. as I understand it. in Angola. There are now about 35.000. So. about 15.000 are withdrawn. but 17.000 of the Cubans who have gone over there have been naturalized. and they were not counted in the withdrawal. So. Mr. Chairman. it makes it very confusing. I am not. however. offering this amendment to in any way denigrate the existing law of the Cuban question. It is an addition. an addon. as we discussed in the Committee on Banking.
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