SEEN ON U.S. TV
Telstar Bid Refused INZPA-Reuter—Copyright) NEW YORK. Aug. 12 The three major United States television networks today broadcast film 5 ' of the orbiting Soviet cosmonauts. The films were flown to the United States after being recorded in London from Eurov sicn broadcasts picked up from Moscow Radio listeners also heard recordings of the voices of the Soviet cosmonauts. The Soviet Union rejected, however, a proposal by the American networks the National Broadcasting Company. She O'umbia Broadcasting Svstem and the American Broadcasting Company—that an attempt be made tomorrow to transmit a live television broadcast «f the S'viet spacemen bv wav of ‘he American Telstar s'r-ellfte The N B.C. said in a statement *hat a proposal to this effect sent to Moscow on behalf of the three networks met with "a polite but firm eegative rorooonse ’’
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29900, 14 August 1962, Page 15
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