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Headline Radio and Television Facilities at U.N. Headquarters

Caption Description The Division is a vital part of the U.N. Department of Public Information. It operates a world-wide broadcasting service that covers every continent, and maintains a staff of approximately 90 persons from 29 different countries. Dedicated to the over-all policy of keeping the peoples of the world fully informed of the aims and activities of the U.N., it differs from other broadcasting systems in that it is primarily reportorial in character, all its programs being also monitored or subject to monitor by Member governments.
A partial view of the Television Audio Control Room at United Nations Headquarters, showing control panel and an ""Ampex"" recording machine, a small part of the equipment used by the U.N. Radio Division.

Unique Identifier UN7670789

NICA ID 172936

Production Date 05/05/1955 11:53:32 AM

City/Location New York

Country United States of America

Credit UN Photo/MB