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New York -UIPU- And now
the Russians are ready to get
into the act.
Pictures of Soviet Foreign
Minister Andrei Gromyko will
be beamed from Geneva
across the Atlantic today to
give U. S. television viewers
a first-hand glimpse of the
Russian statesman at the con
ference table.
Gromyko's face, not exact
ly an unfamiliar one to Amer
icans, might not generate as
much excitement here as
Monday's dazzling display of
famed Eurpoean landmarks,
but his appearance on U. 5.
screens via the space magic
of Teistar will mark still
another "first" in the infant
era of global television.
TheRussi ans previously had
indicated an unwillingness to
participate in the Teistar ex
periment and Just last week
the Soviet newspaper Izvestia
criticized the launching of the
tiny satellite (built by the
American Telephone and Tel
egraph Co.) as an attempt to
establish a "capitalistic mo
nopoly" in space.
To Go Down in History
But the Soviet delegation in
Geneva Monday agreed to let
tlie National Broadcasting Co.
transmit the foreign minister's
picture across the sea and thus
Gromyko will go down in his
tory as the first Russian to
appear on transatlantic television.
Gromyko was scheduled to
be filmed along with U. S.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
and British Foreign Secretary
Lord Home at the opening of
today s session of the 17-na-tion
disarmament conference.
Their pictures were then to
be flown to Paris for relay to
the French experimental sta
tion in Brittany and on to
New York via the satellite. No
exact time was given for the
relay to American screens but
it was expected to take place
late in the afternoon.
Preparations for the Geneva
shots were being made while
scientists and television offi
cials on both sides of the
ocean were exulting over the
triumph of Monday's unprece
dented television space ex
travaganza. The first portion of the
show gave millions of Euro
peans in 18 different coun
tries a stunning, panoramic
view of Americana. ',
During the 18-minute tele
cast, European viewers were
swept across the North Ameri
can continent from the United
Nations in New York to Presi
dent Kennedy's news confer
ence in Washington, to the
Canadian border at Niagara
Falls, to a baseball game in
Chicago, to the Shakespeare
Festival In Stratford, Ont., to
Mount Rushmore in South
Dakota and on across the
western plains to the Golden
Gate Bridge In San Francisco.
Then three hours later,
when the 170-pound satellite
made its next orbit, it was
Europe's turn to display its
wares and American and Ca
nadian viewers were taken on
a breathtaking tour of the
Old World's historical treas
ures and cultural landmarks.
Cloiaup of Big Ben
The opening shot from
Europe was a closeup of Big
Ben, London's storied clock,
and from there Americans
were guided - with all the
magic carpet speed of modern
electronics - to the Arctic
Circle where Lapland farmers
herded reindeer and Lapp girl
Maj-los Skaltje proudly show
ed off her white reindeer calf.
From that isolated spot in
the rustic North, the cameras
moved down the continent
into the great cities of West
ern civilization.
American were taken down
the Champs Elysee to the Arc
de Triomphe in Paris; to the
houses of parliament and
Westminster Bridge across
the Thames in London: to
Growth Issues Face Selloff
New York - (UPD - H i g h
priced growth issues and gold
shares paced a limited selloff
on the Stock Exchange today.
Blue chips were narrow
with rails and utilities a trifle
easier along with motors and
chemicals. Steels were more
decisively lower with U.S. and
Bethlehem down major frac
tions. Oils inched fractions-higher.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
N w York 11 Ci Dow
Jones final slock aver
ages: 30 industrials, 577.47,
up 0.29; 20 railroads 122.56,
off 0.49; 15 utilities 113.75,
up 0.19, and 65 stocks
202.25. off 0.03. Sales Mon
day were about- 2.77 mil
lion sharos compared with
2.61 million shares Friday,
Monday's prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical
Alum Co. Am
American Air Lines .
American Can
AT&T
American Tobacco ...
Anaconda Copper
Armco
Rencltx Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
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Briefs
EUROPEAN COAL, STEEL OFFICIALS MEET
j . Luxembourg-itl'li-Officials of the six-nation European coal
and steel community deliberating Britain's membership will
meet here until Friday.
Talks between the community's high authority and three
of its consultative commissions opened here Monday. Last
week British Lord Privy Seal Edward Heath declared his
country's unconditional readiness lo join the coal and steel
pool.
TITO URGES INCREASE IN EXPORTS
Belgrade-ilTO-Marshal Tito told the Communist party's
executive committoe Monday that Yugoslavia should revise
its economic policies lo increase its exports lo the emerging
nations in Asia and Africa.
Tito expressed concorn over farm market losses "because
of the integrated closed West European (common) market,"
it was reported here.
TROOPS, CATTLE RUSTLERS SHOOT IT OUT
Sabino, Moxico-dll'li-Federal troops shot it out with a
gang of cattle rustlers in this Tamaulipas town Monday in
a clash in which one person was killed, two were wounded
and one was taken prisoner.
NORTH VIET NAM WARNS OF WAR
Tokyo-ilTli-Communist North Viet Nam warned today of
a bigger and "more drastic" war in South Viet Nam.
The warning came in a "white book, published by the
North Vietnamese foreign ministry. Excerpts from the docu
ment Were broadcast by radio Hanoi.
Brunswick - . ..
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Coltimhla Gas
Continental Can
Crown Zcllerhach
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Dow Chemical
Du Ponl
Eastman Kodak
Firestone ,
Ford
General F.lectrlc
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Greyhound
Gull Oil
Homestake
Idaho Power
IBM
Int Paper
Johns Manvllle
Kennecott Copper
Lockheed Aircraft
Merck
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward -
Northern Pacllic ..
Pae Gas Elec
Penney, J. c
Penn BR
Perma Cement
Phillips
Procter & Gamble
Hadlo Corp '.
Ulihlield Oil
Safeway
Sears .
Shell Oil
Southern Co
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard California
Standard Indiana
Standard N- J
Stokrlv Van Camp
Sun Mines
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thlokol
Trans America
Trans World Air
Trl Contincntcl
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Airlines
U. S. Plywood
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Slccl
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Yugoslavia for a glimpse of
the national museum where
the Gospel of Miroslav, a 12th
century Serbian document, is
preserved; to the Michelan
gelo paintings inside the Sis-
tine Chapel in the Vatican;
then back to London and the
British Museum for a picture
of the Magna Carta, and once
again to Paris and the Louvre
for a look at the Winged Vic
tory of Samothrace and other
art treasures.
Forestry Affairs
Official Endorsed
Washington - HIPB - Pacific
Northwest senators have en
dorsed the creation of an as
sistant secretary for forestry
affairs in the Agriculture Department.
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson
(D-Wash.), in a letter to Agri
culture Secretary O r v i 1 1 e
Freeman, said Monday the
new position had the support
of eight senators, including
himself.
"Our joint efforts in con
nection with resolving the
Northwest lumber problem
have convinced us that firm
er policy control must be as
serted over sales of public
timber, Magnuson said in the
letter.
The letter said the assistant
secretary would help coordi
nate the activities of the For
est Service with "over-all
policies and goals" of the administration.
"This has been noticeably
absent," Magnuson said.
The Washington Democrat
said those joining him in sup
port of the new position in
cluded Sens. Henry M. Jack
son (D-Wash.), Mike Mans
field (D-Mont.), Wayne Morse
(D-Ore.), Maurine B. Neuberg-
er (D-Ore.), Frank Church
(D-Idaho), Lee Metcalf (D
Mont.), and E. L. Bartlett ID-
Alaska).
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