+ eAey te Be to pay the claims on Ebeye. y ili sansa' i Ker ah he etd ‘thereafter things progressed relatively snoothly. Td "complete the critique of the administrative problems, Mr. Murawski accompunied us to the outer islands porti. / of Rongelap and Utirik and although he {ts a very capable employec of Holmes aad Narcver, he is not current on the problems of compensation, per diem, and the details of the new PL 6. e These questions, atong with questioas os to Land custody were raised on both Roagetap and Utirik and Mr. Nurayski did the best he could under difficult circumsten: but unfortunately, im many cases had to state that he di. not have the answer Lo the question but vould fours @ the question to DOK dm Honelulu. T Feel he was placed in an untenable position Ly being asked to give definitive auswecy to problems for which he was not prepared. Political sud Public Relations Aspoets - Jt has been a long-estebtlished ps ineiple of these surveys for the leader the Brookhaven medical team to pay a courtesy ¢ cll on the members of the Islands gevernwent. Oscar de ti Brun, 74 - II. Marsal During this visit To met with and had Joug discussions vith the Chief Scceretary of the Marshall fslands government. During oe discussions he specifically asl.cd 10 what actions were being conLomplated in Washington regarding the information Chat Tony de Likiap. 2 informed him that To had met Brum had presented on with the Tabershaw group and that when I left the U.S. a proposal was being developed to review the epideatoloste evidence 4 of an increased incidence of thyroid and birth abnormalities on Liktlap. ‘the following day at noon Osrar picked me up at the hospital and drove me to the Bastern Gateway where we had Junch with Amata Islands. Amata vas particularly to authorize medical Kabua, the President of the Harehalst interested in what formal action had been tation care for the Bikinians end was also interested in further