Jamea L. Liverman | oke f ih Jnl . *, ™ 3 a Th ro wwe ty Z- badly in need of general medical cars, apart entirely from any real or imagined radiation exposure. In the past, wherever the Brookhaven medical team has visited it has, ons purely humenitarian basis, attempted to look after the general condition of health of the population - including evan those who have hed no exposure whatsoever. Should this humanitarian service agein be extended to the Bikini people, I recommend that it be made clear to the District: Administrator and through him tc the counsal for the people of Bikini and the Bikini pecple themselves, that the program is just that; a voluntary humanitarian service which is being provided at the request of the concerned individuals. We should aise take thiz opportunity to expleis the distinction between medical examiinaiions and bio-agsay procedures. Dr. Conard infornmisa me that he would be willing to extend hie Sprizg 1975 visit to lacluda a = sick cali‘ visit to Bikini ,; rowided he is invited tc do wo by the people themselves. I strongly recommend that every effort be mede te ds ao, subject of course, to concurrence of the Office of General Counsel. NY is prepared to support this activity with axisting rescurces and ty aseist with the accompanying information program. 4 copy of my interim reply to Mor. de Brum is enclosed. nate a subsequent reply with your staff. I will coordi- Orginal So. oo by Cree 7 uri “Toye lal Roger Ray, Assistant Manager for Environment & Safety nc losuregt 1. Lir., Distad de Brum/ Rey, data i-t4-76, wench. 2. Ltr., Ray/Distad de Brum dtd 1222-76 905219)