DescripciónUSA's GIFT TO IAEA. On the 16th anniversary of President Eisenhower's speech which led to the foundation of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United States of America handed over a $25 000 gift which will add considerably to the Agency's effectiveness in promoting world-wide standardization in the measurement of radiation for many branches of nuclear work. Ambassador Henry D. Smyth, the USA Member of the Board of Governors, presented the gift - a cobalt unit containing a 3 000 curie source of radioactive cobalt, complete with all operating equipment including a closed-circuit television set to facilitate remote control operation. The photo shows from right to left: Dr. Lawrence H. Lanzl, Professor of Medical Physics, University of Chicago, (a former member of the-IAEA's Division of Life Sciences, Mr. Andre Finkelstein, IAEA Deputy Director General, Mr. Boris Grinberg, Director of the IAEA's Division of Besearch and Laboratories, Dr. Guido Botta, Chief, IAEA's Division of Public Information, and Mr. Georges Klevanski, from the IAEA's Division of Public Information. IAEA/December 1969/No. 1952 PHOTO IAEA
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