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this booklet is designed to
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help the whole family get
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more fun from its visit to
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the New York World's Fair
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TOUCH-TONE PUSH-BUTTON CALLING is standard on all public telephones
at the Fair. Touch-Tone lets you make calls easier and faster
by pushing buttons. Be sure to share the fun at the Fair with
the folks back home -- by Touch Tone.
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All the 1,400 public telephones
are the modern TOUCH-TONE push button model, which make calling
a faster, more conventional experience. Be sure to try this exciting
new way of telephoning.
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- see the
- Bell System exhibit
- ...travel through time and
- space as you participate in
- the story of communications
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| Thrill to the exciting story of
communications. See how man has progressed from drums and smoke
signals to space communications. Seated in comfortable chairs,
you will glide past dramatic exhibits revealing how man's constant
search for new ways to communicate has altered the complexion
of our lives. See how this yearning to reach out has produced
better communications which bind men closer together and hold
out opportunities for better world understanding and peace. |
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- ...and don't miss the
- many fascinating displays
- on communications in
- the Exhibit Hall
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| Wonders abound everywhere in the
enormous Exhibit Hall. You'll see displays of communications
services -- present and future -- tailored to fill every imaginable
need. You'll match wits with electronic "think" machines,
participate in quizzes and other games and relax comfortably
in charming surroundings. Below and on the following pages is
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VISIBLE SPEECH -- This fascinating exhibit projects
"pictures" of your voice on a television screen. Among
other things, it shows that our voices are as distinctive as
fingerprints. It can be used to teach the deaf to speak by imitating
the patterns they see.
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TELSTAR -- A full-scale Telstar satellite is displayed
along with tracking map, showing typical orbital path of Telstar
II. Monitor shows a video tape of the first voice and TV transmission
via Telstar.
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PICTUREPHONES -- One of the biggest hits at the Fair.
Picturephone demonstration units let you see as well as talk
with another person. Already operating commercially at Centers
in New York, Chicago and Washington, D.C., these phones are similar
to the ones you may some day have in your home.
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GAMES -- Have your age guessed, translate number to
Roman numerals or play tic-tac-toe. Using principles of telephone
switching, these logic and memory games are challenging and fun
for the whole family.
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UNDERSEA CABLE ROUTES -- Learn how cables under the seas carry
man's voice to the farthest reaches of the globe. See how "TASI"
puts conversational pauses to work by feeding in other conversations
with split-second accuracy without interrupting anyone.
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VOCODER -- Watch this fascinating experimental machine
sample your voice, take it "apart," put it back together
again and play tricks with it.
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MACHINES TALK TO MACHINES
-- Marvel at the great
speed and distances over which machines can pass tremendous volumes
of information to other machines. See how these machines are
used in today's business world and the plans for their use in
the future.
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FUTURE USES of the telephone -- A narrated demonstration
showing how electronic switching permits your telephone to "remember"
everything from telephone numbers to where you'd like your calls
routed when you go out. Animated display shows how you'll shop
from home using the Touch-Tone telephone.
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TORSIONAL WAVE MACHINE -- dramatically demonstrates the behavior
of waves and how they carry information, making the transmission
of voice, music and television over great distances a present-day
reality.
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PHONE-FUN FAIR -- New, colorfully canopied center where
you can relax and have fun. Youngsters may call their favorite
Walt Disney characters and hear messages from them. A voice Mirror
lets you hear how you sound on the telephone. Weather-phones
allow you to dial Weather Bureau information in selected cities.
Quiz games, solar battery display -- and much more!
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- THE ALL-NEW HOUSE OF GOOD
TASTE FOR A
- WEALTH OF IDEAS ON GRACIOUS
LIVING
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| More than 90 leading organizations
are represented in these three homes, all newly redecorated for
'65 Fair-goers. In the $25,000 to $40,000 price range, they represent
American home styles from the traditional to the ultra-modern.
You'll find these homes equipped with up-to-the-minute telephone
communications services providing conveniences for the family
in work, rest and play areas. |
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NEW FAMILY BOOTH
LETS YOU CALL BACK HOME TOGETHER
You and your family
can sit in a spacious, streamlined booth, air-conditioned for
your comfort, and talk "hands-free" to the folks back
home.
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HOW TO FIND THE BELL SYSTEM EXHIBIT
AND FAMILY TELEPHONE BOOTHS
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Source: Bell System promotional brochure
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INDUSTRIAL AREA -- At The
World's Fair, N.Y.C. Looking
across Fountain of the Planets, seen left to right are Travelers,
Bell System, Rheingold, Scott and Clairol Pavilions.

Source: An Unofficial
Reproduction from original photographs. For Sale outside of Fair
Grounds. Copyright COLOURPICTURE PUBLISHERS.
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