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| Date: | 1962 |
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| Description: | Newton Minow (left) and three men of the Senate Commerce Communications Subcommittee look at a model of the Telstar satellite. |
| Date: | 1962 |
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| Description: | A group of men look at a model of the Telstar with Newton Minow. |
| Date: | 1962 |
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| Description: | Newton Minow and another man look at a model of the Telstar satellite. |
| Date: | 1962 |
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| Description: | A group of men study a model of the Telstar satellite. From left to right are: Newton Minow, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, James Webb ... |
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| Description: | Newton Minow (right) and another man inspect what may be a communications part. |
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| Description: | Aerial view of two radio and television transmitters atop a butte in the Arco-Snake River desert. |
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| Description: | Turkish soldiers taking telegraphs and transmission equipment to the front. |
| Date: | 12 08 1957 |
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| Description: | Image shows seven men in a U.W. research lab posing with a life-sized model of a satellite. Professor Verner Suomi of the meteorology department led a team... |
| Date: | 02 21 1958 |
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| Description: | Kitty Daly, a cab dispatcher for the City Car Co. for the past 17 years, has been answering the phone in front of a microphone and an electrical telegraph.... |
| Date: | 01 26 1961 |
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| Description: | Telemation, a revolutionary audio-visual method of presenting instructional material was premiered at the University of Wisconsin education building audito... |
| Date: | 01 26 1961 |
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| Description: | Telemation, a revolutionary audio-visual method of presenting instructional material was premiered at the University of Wisconsin education building audito... |
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