Foreign newsreels № 2833 (1971)

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Japan is the world's first "writing" phone. South Vietnam-American and Saigon troops begin a new anti-communist operation. South Vietnam - "Vietnamization" along the demilitarized zone, a report from the city of Hue. Israel, the UAR, etc. - Israel uses the ceasefire in the Middle East to strengthen its positions, chronicle material 1970-1971. Philippines-Special patrols in Manila Bay protect merchant ships from pirate attacks. South Africa - President of Malawi H. The gang inspects the naval base in Simonstown. England, Northern Ireland-To resume the actions of the disbanded special Protestant police reserves "B", chronicle material 1969. England is a new lighthouse in British coastal waters. England-A delegation of Chinese television communication specialists visits the electronics laboratory in Edinburgh. Brazil-Construction of a large highway in the Amazon basin. USA-The FBI stops an attempt by an anti-war group in Camden to steal draft lists. USA-Training of dogs for service in the American army. USA - A new method of salvaging sunken ships. USA-Landing of the Apollo 15 lunar module on the Moon, shooting the surface of the Moon, taking off from the Moon. Kenya-Werner von Braun visits the Italian space Center San Marco.