gation.

~,

CountrIo. Hrn~ring h~ore Ihan 100,000 Tel~phoneo
Telephones in service, 1965
(Doto partiolly Astirnoted}

Per Tele.
cont- phono
age per
in. 1 00

	Numbor crease pap.
	Of	ovor	ula-
	Covntrytelephono	~1955	tion
	Algeria139.473	35.4	1.13
	Argenlino1 472,132	36.3	6 61
	Auslroha2 670.212	80.9	23 9B
	Austria936,207	Y5.3	12.9,ø
	Belgium1,468,14J	76.8	15.57
	Brozil1,263,072	71.4	1.60
	8uloarlo248,900	. . .	3.04
	Ccncd~7,021,00Q	81.9	36.12
	Chile249,582	67.1	2.89
	Chino, Communi~t*244,028	...	O.OS
	Cciombic409,589	150.0	2.63
	Cusc228,687	60.6	3 OB
	Czechoslovcl~io1,398,505	97.8	9 91
	Denmark1,310,746	51.5	27 46
	Finicnd773,101	79.7	16 92
	Formosa147,825	250.2	1.21
	Frane.'i,703,878	93.6	11.71
	Germony, Easi1,586,838	60.0	9.33
	Germany, Wast8,16R,188	121.6	13.Y3
	Greece431,292	254.b	5.06
	Hong Kong219,693	279.0	5.87
	HunGcry538,608	65.1	5.31
	Indio760,000	209.2	0.16
	Indone~io204.335	180.d	0.19
	Iron181,130	207.0	0.78
	Irelond203,Y00	83.5	7.14
	brr~el215,020	226.0	B.51

Pe r Te le

eent- phone'
oge per

~n. I 00
Nurr~bor crsose pap-

	of over	ulo-
	Countrytol~phone~ 195'i	tion

	Italy5.'i28,751	171.4 10.54
	Japon12,250,841	331.6 12.54
	Koreo, Soufh232,901	446.1 0.83
	Maloysio121,066	... 1.31
	hlexico725,072	107.9 1.80
	Morocco146 684	35.0 1 12

	Netherlond$ 2,180 273		113.5 17 B5

	New Zealan~d	962.59O	94.0 3b.52
	Norwoy	868,592	51.7 23.42
	Pakistart	120,525	172.8 0.12
	Peru	132 367	107.7 1.15
	Philippine'	151 593	lY2.0 0.48
	Poland	1,193,362	184.1 3.81
	Fortugol	521,921	125.6 5.72
	Puerto Rico	186 948	211.8 7.?0
	Rumonia	426 502	, 2.25
	South Africa	1,t33,331	72.5 6.40
	Spain	2,526,843	154.7 8.03
	Sweden	3,386,925	61.S 44.01
	Switzerlard	2,131,521	80.7 35.97
	Turkey	308,100	1119 099
	U.5.5.R.	7,200,000	140 B 314
	United Arab Republic	301,405	... 1.03
	United Kingrdam	9.960,000	53.6 18.27
	United Strate'	8S,785,000	68.1 45.88
	Uruguoy	1 a9,'ioo	65.8 7.02
	Vonezuela	260,228	149.0 3.04
	YuooslaYic	369,844	130.3 1.91

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ENCYC[OP~DIA BRITANNICA

relecommunications

~jor developments in communications ~n 1966 in-
~ded: (1) the start of worldwide commercial com-
~iCations services offered by the U.S.-controlled,

~IcRnationaliy owned CommuniCations Satellite
CoRp.; (2) progress in solving some of the seriouS
iCtS involved in imposing the rEvolutionary tech-

~logy of satellite 'communiCations on the existing
Jieibods of communiCations; (3) the first attempts to

~ilate the economies of sateilite communiCations
~o lower internationaI rates; (4) the start of a na-

1~ debate in the U.s. over financing edUcAftloRal
television, possibly throngh ecoNomies eXpected from

the use of communicAtions satellites; (5) heavy de-
mands on CommUniCations techNoIog$r for meeting
the requirements of the U.s. inVolvement in the war in
South Vietnam; and (6) progress on new systems to
imorove airerafl ~nrl chin ~rlmmilnir~t;nnc enr1 rla~n_

Wolt am Droht: Im Juli 1986
waren 41,2 Mio. ismerikani-
sche Haushalte (47,8 %) an
ein Kabelnetz angeschlos-
sien. Ein Jahr zuvor waren es
noch 5 % wen~ger.

Table Il.
Radio and Tolovislon
Roccivere per 1,OOO
Fopulolion, 1 966,
Selecied Counlriec

	CountryRodio'TV
	Afghonisior20
	Algeria17313.7
	Argentina31766.1
	Au~trolia662214.1
	Au~irio317100.4
	elgium421153.3
	801ivic200Ä
	Brezli11829.5
	Bvl~ario17022.8
	Burmo13...
	C3 mbodio63...
	Canado6022'il.0
	Ceylon37...
	Chile2915.8
	China7.13
	Colorr~bir~22122.1
	Conoo130.03
	Cub~16663.8
	Cypru,22624.1
	Czecho~lovol`;a232157.8
	Denmr~rir3572?6.8
	Er'~r~rlor1')'1I~ 5
	I'llt.~'lei,.].1''I.'
	Fir8u',d389158.1
	Formo~o1115.0
	France387132.6
	Germony, Er~st3521B8.7
	Gormor~y, w~st337122.4
	Ol,ano650.10
	Gresc.165.41
	Hungar,246Sl.8
	~ndia10
	Indonr';a270.45
	Iran914.5
	Iraq12120.6
	Isroel2355.7
	Itoly212120.4
	Japon334202.`
	Kanyr531.1
	Korea, Ncr~h13...
	Kor~o, Soulh521.'
	Kuwait26579.?
	Lebanon14359.6
	Mclaysia7312.2
	htexico10728.8
	Mcroeco5323.3
	Nethorlond~291180.9
	New Zeoland523154.2
	'4igerLo170.52
	Norwcy482131.1
	Pol~isic~n110.02
	P~nan~a373sa 3
	FGru1 4a1 B.3
	Philippine'605.`
	Pa I a nd14565.7
	Portugal16119.6
	Rhode~ia359.0
	i U T onio9923.4

	Scuth Africa	174	..	.

	Spa~n	251	54.9
	Sudon	22	0.7
	Swedon	398	267.7
	Swilzerlond	459	105.S
	Syria	195	12.Y
	T~nzoni	~14	...
	Thoiland	82	8.2
	Tunisio	86	1.2
	[urkey	33	0.04
	U.S.S. R.	160	60.`
	U.A.~.	166	14.0
	U.K,	459	275.6
	U.5.	1.174	357.4
	Urvguoy	240	67.3
	Venc~uela	2„B	60.9
	Vie~norn, Soulh	31	...
	Zon~bia	26	2.7

'Doel nol ~ncludo wired
~peal`er`.
Souree' U.s. Informotion
A~oncy, fieseocch and R~.
erenco Service.

TV panel discussing nuciear weepon control on CBS via Early Bird
communications saLellite on March 1,1966. Lelt, moderator
Eric Sevareid in New York CitY; top left, British Minister of State
Lord Chaliont in Geneva; top right, French Alr Force Gen.
P. Gallois (retired) in Paris; bottom left, former West German
Defense Minister F. Strauss in Munich; and bottom right, U.S.
Sen. R. Kennedy in Washington, D.C.

Table Tennis:
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Taiwan:
sre Formosa

Tariffs:
sec Commerc;al
Policies, Trade,
International

Taxation:
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Tea:
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