Scrapbook 3: Photos of broadcast

FOR 18 minutes a vast audience of viewers in 16 European countries last night watched the first direct transatlantic television programme from the United States via the Telstar satellite. Both pictures and sound from the satellite were remarkably clear. Later Eurovision transmitted a programme back showing European scenes as far apart as North Sweden, Jugoslavia and The Lizard in Cornwall.
The Statue of Liberty . . . The programme’s final scene.
Baseball from Chicago . . . The Philadelphia Phillies beating the Chicago Cubs 5-3
In Dakota . . . The head of Abraham Lincoln, carved out of granite at Mount Rushmore.
At Cape Canaveral . . . Col. John Glenn talking at Project Mercury Control.
The face of North American Indian
At Seattle . . . Japanese dancers performing at the World Fair.
Good reception in Paris
People in a news agency office in Paris watching the American programme.