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We see from pages 4 and 7 that, although the U.S. didn't have any particular problem with any of us going to mainland China (other than that there wasn't any embassy there -- for another 6 or 7 years anyway), the Nationalists certainly had a problem with such an excursion. So we didn't.

All of these stampings were delivered with much thumping and gusto.

The green passports of 1971 were a little larger and a little classier than the passports you get today.

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Mary had an entry (received in Addis) that the rest of us didn't get.



This is the little yellow shot book we all carried with our passports.

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