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1968 - Blocked by grey box Memory Plane Assembly for Inktronic; printer by Aralee Neider. Scene in Skokie, Illinois, plant of teletype corporation. The firm, a subsidiary of Western Electric Company, developed the Inktronic printer for economy in data communications. It will provide Bell System customers with a teletypewriter that can fully utilize a standard telephone lines capacity to carry data. The speed is 1, 200 words per minute. (Credit Image: (c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans)

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19600105 Blocked Capacity Customers Data Developed Firm Fully Memory Minute Printer Provide Skokie Subsidiary Teletype Teletypewriter Utilize

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