I strongly support naming this historic legislation after our distinguished chairman as a small token of our respect and appreciation for his enormous contributions to the national security of the United States and to the sound conduct of U.S. foreign policy. {time} 1900
Tom Lantos: “I strongly support naming this historic legislation after our distinguished chairman as a small token of our respect and…”
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