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Predicts Housewives Will Shop Via Microfilm
Washington AP reports John R. Robertson of Eastman Kodak foresees microfilm guiding future shopping. He notes microfilm already aids banks hospitals and stores and envisions home viewers accessing price lists via microfilm within ten years. Smithsonian exhibit chronicles microfilm's 1839 origin and wartime pigeon-mail use. industry growth averages 18 percent annually with wider classroom adoption anticipated.
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Washington
Nauynal Microfilm Association
John R. Robertson
Eastman Kodak Co
Robertson
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
John Benjamin Dancer
Rene Dagron
Paris
Tou
Association
Museum of History and Technology
George H. Harmon
Information International
Cambridge
Mass
Barrington
Harmon
Cathy