PA TWO Telstar Beams French Show NEV."IORK //Pi The remark- The live pictures transmitted able Tel tar satellite, voyaging from France were picked up via thiougi an uncharted realm Tel: tar by all three American net outer spare, last night relayed works, ABC,. CBS and NBC. French television pictures live on- The brief program began with to American home screens. Jacques Marette; French minister The satellite thus linked the• o f posts and telecommunications; 'Old World of Europe with the praising American-French cooper- New World of America for the at i on first time from outer space. • • 1 . The picture find sound from THE TELSTAR at the time was across the Atlaritic were' as clear on it:. Jslh orbit of the earth at a on American television sets as speed of 16.000 m.p.h. It was over though thebroadcast came from the .41.1aniic between Newfound- a studio in Hollywood or New land and Europe. York. French singer Yves Montand The French 'ground station at sang "The Little'Song" in French Lannion in, Brittany .beamed: the and thu, became the first Euro- i program to the; Telstar satellite, pean entertainer ever to telecast which relayed it back to earth on live from his homeland in an this side of the? Atlantic, ocean-spanning program to Amer- S • ; lea. . THE HISTORIC program last- The versatile. 170-pound Telstar rid- about eight minutes. Then as commun Ica t ions satellite •w a s the satellite Moved rapidly east boosted into orbit from Cape Ca- ward and out iof range, the pie naveral at 3:35 a.m. Eastern Stan- Lure dissolved Into static patterns. - dard l'ism; en Tuesday. Tuesday night's west-east trans it fixed it:-.elf in a range of from atlantic telecait and last • night's 600 to 3.500 miles above the earth. east-west experiment are to be Last .night. at 6:35 p.m. EST,,followed July ;23 by an exchange Scientists succeeded in efffecting on successive Telstar orbits of 15- a westward television- passage, minute programs between the 'from Europe to America. United States ;and Europe. Ben Bella Welcomed Home . . MARNIA. Algeria (Ali Dissi-,Ben Bella's opposition to Ben dent Deputy Premier Ahmed benKhedda's policy of working with Bella returned- ip..,,iriumph to this France to build Algeria. Ben Bel frontier city of liWbirth yesterday: l la; long jailed by the French, and was given R hero's weleome,iwants an Arab brand of socialism. In Algiers: about 300 miles to, The tall, deputy premier step-1 the east. the regime of Prernieriued across : the: border from Mo-i yous.,ef Kliedda which favorsirocco at an isolated post on the( cooperation with President Charles' North African plain. He! de Gaulle of France was reported' was flanked by higl• officers ofl w at c h in g the progress of Ben.the guerrilla srmy's Military Dis-' Bella with growing uneasiness. strict 5, who have firmly installedi Already the deputy premier was' pro-Ben Bella forces in western, believed to command the loyalty Algeria of most of the Algerian national-; fig SHOOK HANDS with non-! 1,1 army. and he set out fromlcommissioned:Officers who wore Mo r o cco shi)wing disposition •. insignia ‘ll n'ecordance with the' to mend his quarrel with Ben:cuslom of the I Algeriai. People's. Khedda. Army. BEN KHEDDA'S mediators left; Be then ruvWwed 120 men lined ! Morocco after talks with Ben Bel- up in front of the modern, %%ar ia apparently collapsed early in; damaged frontier post. the day l Ben Bella,: who had been! The• baK . Ae is.ue appears to be: brought to the border in a C3l 200 British Doctors Sought REGINA, Seek. tß'l The Sus-.ince converged on This provincial katchewan Socialist government capital f or_ a - .demonstration. sought 200 Brite.h doctors yester- against the medical care plan. , day I'll temporary practice here . The demonstration is sponsored' during the strike of the prov- by Keep Our*Doctors Committee. itti P's own physicians against a most vocal group backing the doe -11 compulsory medical care plan. tors' strike that began July 1. - 'London agents of the Saskatche-' The plan, designed to provide wan Medical Care Commission medical care for everyone. is ft- , were sent orders to expand the "lanced by single-person and fam recruiting campaign beyond the - i/Y assessments of $l2 to $24 11! 50 10 100 British doctors original-•year and -by general taxation. ______ iy sought. Sixty have been re crutted so far out of 300 appli- Kennedy Signs TV Bill rants. - WASHINGTON (A) Presi-' - __ The British doctors are boring dent Kennedy signed a new la offered s9oo_,:to $l.BOO a month, yesterday requiring televisior about twice their average earn- rttanufacturers to make sets capa. tugs at home. ble of receiving programs on al Meanwhile•. thousands of citi- channels, both ultra (UHF) anc 7cns from all parts of the prow- very high frequency (VHF/. . THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 • sa.a v pkyhents• STA —Th KCitek ji SATURDAY "TIGER .AT THE GATES" A Christopher Fry Adaptation Of a Play by Jean Giraudoux COMING. FOR TWO WEEKS . . . Tuesday through Saturday, July 17 r 28 A Muscial Revue by James Thurber. "A THURBER CARNIVAL" FOR RESERVATIONS. Call UN S•7SB6 Before 6—or Stop By the Box Office, 204 Schwab Auditorium STUDENTS: A 50c. Discount on any ticket for Tuesday through Thursday performances 1 1 • • ..i. .1. ► 1 ' lh P:. Committee DpfecitTax Big. WASHINGTON tif l l- , the Sen: ate Finance Committee knocked the withholding system on ditri= dends and 'interest out of dent Kennedy's tax revision bill yesterday but approved plans for a 7 per cent investment credit. The swift votes, 10-5 and 10-7 respectively, raised the possibility the _House-pass ed bill can ready for fl consideration ffri when it was have been set side if eommit processing w not completed. The commit actions w setback and victory for a d m inistraticin, end in reverse, the same for Sen Harry F: Byrd, D-Va., the com mittee's ireteran chairman. Moves to reverse both actions probably will be made on the Senate floor. Kennedy had counted heavily on the plan for withholding 20 per cent of all dividends and iritcrest payments as a means of picking up an estimated $650 million in annual tax revenues tow report edly lost through failure of indi viduals to report. convoy, from Rabat, then stepped into an•open car and was sped be hind motorcycle escort into Mar nina, a town of 12,000, mostly Moslems, six miles to the east. BlNc i crlosßY 808 Hope JOAN COLLINS Tuesd NEXT DANCE .. . OCT. 12 , CA TNA CONDITIONED THE "ROAD TO HONG KONG" LEADS TO YOUR HAPPINESS!; The Brightest -,Briskest - Buffoonery You'll Ever Seel Thru The Orient, Into Space! ... and "Gals" Too I I I * FEATURE BEGINS at 1:40 - 3:35 - 5:30:- 7:30 - 9:30 * NSYLVANIA He pushed the investment creditl fen penalties for failing to' file the as an incentive to business to: information returns. modernize equipment and keep] America competitive in an ex- Secretary of the Treasury boa i las Dillon told the Committee the ciairninv panding world economy, !plan would be clumsy and 4:let about half the revenue cost would fective. He said it would! swamp be recovered through dividend thecTreasury with 250 million in and interest' withholding. foirhation returns. : Byrd, an opponent of both prod The investment prayedLne investment credit was ap posals, sponsoked and :the corn- in principle and will eon mittee adopted an amendment he i Itinue under discussion !in • the claimed would permit the Treas -1 ury to pick up much of the tax .ec ' minittee4°da Y* Imonies now lost.• It would require , all banks; sav : -, ings and' loans and other interest-. paying organizations to report to' the Internal Revenue Service an nual interest payments to any in dividual in excess Of $lO. The limit is now $6OO. The amendment also would stif-' Now- Featuretinao-1:30, 3:34, 5:38, 7:42;:8 . :37 4 STATE THEATRE, State College, Pa. Graduate Student Association DANCE Friday, July 13, 1962 VFW HALL (Opposite Bus Station) 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. Music by DUKE MORRIS & ORCHESTRA THURSDAY. JULY 12. 1962 New College Diner Dovvwcw Be+ween the't.tovJes MIMMASOMMI3MIALUI Tickets at HUB or at the door Admission 25c NOW 1
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