UN General Assembly
1959

150. To dissipate any doubts in the minds of representatives to the General Assembly, there is no obstacle to any one of the 800 representatives here — I reckon with a round 800 persons, for the ten representatives of Chiang Kai-shek cannot be taken into account — I can say there is no obstacle to any one of the 800 representatives going to Hungary immediately, or whenever he wishes to do so, and looking around there, provided that he undertakes this trip of his own accord and not as a mission on the basis of a resolution hostile to the Hungarian People’s Republic. Any member of the General Assembly has but to apply to the Legation of the Hungarian People's Republic in Washington and he will obtain his visa at once.