Mr. Speaker. I read in the press that the University of Virginia had asked the Prime Minister of Rhodesia to come there to make a speech. and it was suggested that he would not be granted a visa. I have taken this matter up with the State Department. I do not necessarily agree with the Prime Minister of Rhodesia on his position. but I do think he has a right to express his opinion. I have told the State Department that if they do not give him a visa. I would like to have them come before my subcommittee and explain why they would give a passport to Stokely Carmichael but not a visa to Ian Smith.