Mr. President. I shall ask unanimous consent to have printed at this point in the RECORD. as a part of my remarks. an article entitled "Chinese Wont Soon Forgive Us for Restraints on Visa Seekers." by Clyde Farnsworth. a ScrippsHoward staff writer. I wish to say that the general substance of the article Is that. for perhaps the first time in our diplomatic history. a government which is a recognized government of a country has been told that Its visas are not alone sufficient for entrance into this country by visitors. including official visitors. but that they must obtain the visa of a third country. At the proper time. when we are discussing the nomination of Mr. Butterworth. on Monday. I think I shall be able to demonstrate by the presentation of facts that men in high position in the Government of China. and those who under normal diplomatic courtesy would be allowed to enter this country on a visitors visa. were told they would have to go either to Hong Kong or to Korea to get either a British or a Korean visa In addition to the visa of their own country. So. Mr.
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