-12 - 26, March 28, Allison to State Department: Interest Eisenbud, Morton, and Embassy now concentrated on problem of full access to crewmen as their medical histories of major importance, At Japanese request FEC is flying remaining 21 crewmen from Yaizu to Tokyo today, We are cur- rently working both at scientific and gcvernment level to remove obstacles thorcugh which have thus far made it impossible to conduct/examinations. Ckumura yesterday appeared not to have realized failure of scientists and lower officials cooperate as promised. He agreed full access was both proper and reasonable and I would expect him to take this position in interdepartmental vice ministers committee, optimistic that their contacts will make possible early next week, Eisenbud and Morton now more necessary examinations Until oun problem of access to patients is solved I do not wish to commit us further cn compensation question as it may be necessary to take rositior that emount and nature of compensation cannot be authorized under American practice until Americen experts had a chance to make their own findings. 27. March 29: Allison to Bugher: Tokyo morning 28 March, (bs Patients arrived byarny plane Admitted Tokyo and tc national hospitels. Waiting official permissicn Japanese authorities to complete examination, DCE ARCHIVES (3