I think it is going to help us not only in the South African question, the Rhodesian question, the Namibian question, but also throughout the world.

An act to rescind certain budget authority recommended in the message of the President of September 22, 1976.

I am also instructing that the embargo be reinstituted, permitting shipments that are en route to come into our country.

The solution rests in their hands, not ours.

I have today signed H.R. 1746, which restores Executive authority to enforce sanctions against Rhodesian chrome.

I believe that this will do justice to them.

Further delay in negotiations will invite more violence and increase the prospect of outside intervention--an outcome which every person of good will wishes to avoid.

This puts us back on the side of support for the United Nations.

This legislation probably has as high a symbolic importance in international affairs as anything that I will do this year.

Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda of Japan will pay an official visit to Washington on March 21-22.

Adolfo Suarez Gonzalez, President of Government of Spain, has accepted an invitation by the President to meet with him in Washington on April 29.

Government actions the President is considering to deal with the problem of marine oil pollution caused by oil tankers.

I know that Richard Gardner and Danielle will make our country proud of their service as Ambassadors to Italy.

An act to dedicate the canal and towpath of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park to Justice William O. Douglas, and for other purposes.

Address to the United Nations General Assembly.

We need very urgently to have an outstanding Ambassador to Italy.

The President's message to Congress recommending actions to reduce maritime oil pollution.

An act to amend the United Nations Participation Act of 1945 to halt the importation of Rhodesian chrome.