A scientific documentary film about the peaceful use of atomic energy in Russia. Turbo generators are used to convert heat to electricity. An atomic reactor for bombardment of materials. A rod of the material to be bombarded is inserted inside the reactor. A crane lowers the lid of the reactor. Technicians leave a room. They work on the control panel. Animation depict neutrons being bombarded on the rods. Rays emitted after the bombardment. Alpha particles are stopped by a piece of paper. Electrons are stopped by a slab of glass. Gamma particles are emitted by a thick concrete slab. The rod is removed after bombardment. An operator removes the rod. The rod is placed in a man hold.
A scientific documentary about the peaceful use of atomic energy in Russia Soviet Union. An isotope is placed in a special container. A technician checks for the radioactive content on surface of the container. The container is taken to a Hot laboratory. The technician opens the door of the laboratory. The door is then closed. A technician operates manipulators and watches through a glass window. Isotopes taken out of the container. A tube is put back into the container. The technician replaces tongs. Rods are picked using the tongs. The rod is cut and shaped under water. Samples of the different shapes of rod placed on a table. A sample rod is put and then removed after refining from an apparatus. A man studies the chemical nature of the rod. A technician operates screw manipulators. Technicians in special suits work. A technician places a sample in a centrifuging machine. Different machines in the laboratory.
A scientific documentary film about the use radioactive isotopes in field of medicine in Russia. Animation depicts collision of radioactive isotopes with materials. Doctors check a man for tumor. A machine containing a radioactive isotope is placed on the tumor. The radiations destroy the tumor. A doctor monitors the process from another chamber. Another patient in a revolving chair is subjected to radioactive radiations.
A scientific documentary about the use of radioactive isotopes (early radiation therapy) in the field of medicine in Russia, Soviet Union. A doctor takes out a picture of a man suffering from a tumor. The patient with his family after the treatment. A woman consults a doctor as she suffers from cancer of mammary gland. A doctor works on a table with protective glass as she prepares for an operation. A radioactive needle is placed in a container. The doctor operates on the patient. The needle is inserted into the tumor. The doctor examines an X ray report. The doctor talks to the woman after the operation and x-ray informing her that the tumor has been removed or eliminated. A mother with her daughter consults the doctor. The doctor measures the skin angina. The doctor prepares a mold and places cobalt in it. The mold is bandaged on the head of the girl. Children play while they are treated. The recovered girl talks to the doctor.
A documentary titled 'News in Brief' in San Bruno, California. A group of men, women and children in front of a building, collecting things in a carton to be sent to Russia along with the house bought by Russian engineers. The people standing around the box carton. Small girls putting toys into the carton. A man holding a miniature mail box. Another man holds a picture frame with Russian letters. A few men standing beside the wooden house bought by Russian engineers. A carpenter and another man working on the house. A man putting an address label on the house which will be shipped to Russia. The parts of the house on a truck trailer.
Soviet and U.S. officials including Nikita Khrushchev, Gen. Zhukov, Mikhail Kalinin, and Nikolai Bulganin can be seen. Officials in conversation. U.S. Air Force General Nathan F. Twining with other officers at a news conference. General walking down a reception line composed of Mr. Bulganin, Mr. Malenkov, Mr. Zhukov, Mr. Kalinin, and Mr. Khrushchev. Gathering under Soviet flag.