Newsreel Leningrad chronicles 1963 № 8
Part 1
0:10:02Leningrad chronicles № 8 (1963)
Annotation:
1. The Izhora plant, the commissioning of the new plant. 2. Meeting of the foremost agriculture of the Krasnodar region and Leningrad region in the Palace of Labor. 3. The Prime Minister of Finland Ahti Karjalainen in the Leningrad. 4. About our women (farm "Verevo", Institute lenproekt Institute of experimental medicine, building models). 5. The Store "Yakhont". 6. The factory, named after August Bebel, a new conveyor control software. 7. Café "Youth" ensemble "Dawn" house of culture workers in the food industry.
Reel №1
1. Shop of Izhora Metallurgical plant.
Loading of the open-hearth furnace.
Metallurgist A.V.Vinogradov.
Metallurgists at Martin's.
Taking a metal sample.
Rally at the factory (among the speakers - G.V.Romanov)
2. Meeting of the leaders of agriculture of the Kuban and Leningrad region.
Performance of the participants.
3. Meeting at the train station of the Prime Minister of Finland Karjalainen.
4. Milkmaids discuss the results of the social competition.
Livestock farm.
Milking.
Installation of the automated Herringbone line.
5. Design Bureau of the Lenproject Institute.
Architects at the layout of the new quarter of the city.
Construction of residential buildings.
6. Laboratory of the Institute of Experimental Medicine.
Experience with a rabbit.
7. House of models.
Demonstration of new clothing models.
8. Jewelry store "Yakhont"
Customers at the counter.
Jewelry.
9. Shop of the leather goods factory named after
Babel.
A conveyor with software control.
Finished products of the factory.
10.Cafe "Molodezhnoye".
The faces of the visitors.
Performance of an amateur ensemble (synchronously).
Personnel:
Vinogradov A.V. -- steelworker of the Izhora plant, Hero of Socialist Labor, WWII veteran, public figure. Romanov G.V.-sekretarj promishlennogo obkoma partii. Karjyalajnen A.K.S. -- Finnish statesman and politician, Prime Minister of Finland (1962-1963, 1970-1971), Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland (1961-1962, 1964-1970, 1972-1975).