04 - 3 I a- 74u 1r f'1r 1 I Aa n '1 £I 4 r 4✓✓ f• · Ai'-u - 4-T Jtt - I ✓ ' f - I Ci t -· J L I Dre zbnev r ave t he utmost attention to the question raise by the l resident concerning electro nagnetic radiation in the arec of the U S m bassy in ido scow He gave ins-eruct ions to a_ppropriate Soviet agencies to once again thoroughly look into this mat-cer 1 I111 e conc l usions of competent specialists confirmed the following First the a lectro u1agnetic field in the area of the U S 3mbassy in 1 1oscow is of industrial origin Second the volume of tension in this electromagnetic field does not exeed the safety sta r1dard established in the USSR which is incidentaJJy several times lower than the standard of ficiall y recognize d in the United States as not hazardous for human healtl Third the level of the tension o C the electro rra gnetic fie lc inside the ouilding of the U S • t ibassy must be undoubtedly car siQerably lower tnat the l evel registered by the Soviet specialis outside the building ' 1'21 is has been c 1 ec rnd ez Jerimentally • All t O is clearly testi1'ies to the fact that there is no grot for concern about the hazardous effect on the i ealth of the c iTllbassy staff a 11 d u1 em bers of tl1eir families resic i ing in that builc ing of ·chc electro1 1a netic waves from outside sources of raaiation In ore er to finally eliminate er y 2isconceptions to this ef i ect ihich the A nerican side may have on this score Soviet specialists TOLtld be ready to i' 1eet a_l ropriate '-l i ' lerican s 9ecialis and to illa1 ee aeccssai 'y teasurernents of the volume of ten s ion of tl o lectrJ n a notic field Lns ide the building of the i'mbassy L I Dreztm ev - vould like that res ident I1'ord 1 1ill have no doubts left as to the i 'act t hat it is of course not the i ntention of -chc Soviet aut 1orities to do anyt 1 ing that lould pose a t·J reat to t 1 e nealth o '1 d the peace or mind of' tne 1 me ica '1 citizens living anC working i n _ 1oscmv