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435. Telegram 1468 to Geneva1

Washington, January 9, 1956, 7:07 p.m.
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1468. For Johnson. Your 1338.

You should inform Wang at next meeting that none repeat none of persons mentioned his letter is being prevented from leaving U.S. As you have repeatedly told him, there are no obstructions to Chinese leaving U.S. Furthermore, any Chinese who wants to go to China mainland and feels he is being obstructed is free to communicate with Indian Embassy. So far, Indian Embassy has not brought to attention of Department any such case.

Dulles
  1. Source: Department of State, Central Files, 611.93/1–556. Confidential; Priority; Limit Distribution. Drafted by Clough; cleared by McConaughy and in draft by Dulles, Phleger, and Sebald.↩