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The Buttons Now Push Themselves in Big Business
In New York James Flowers reports on automatic factories led by Thompson Products in Cleveland and Hautau Engineering in Detroit. Self operative machines cut costs, boost output, and enable near full automation across industries, with UNIVAC and IBM “701” computers shaping payroll, inventory, and stock exchanges. Demand grows as MIT and others develop tape controlled mills and other automated processes, potentially reshaping labor needs and work weeks.
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James Flowers
NEA
New York
Thompson Products Inc
Cleveland
Tus
Ian Fee
Hautau Engineering Co
Detroit
Charles Hautau
Thompson
Plani
Hautana
U. S
Russia
Buyingssman
John Diebold
Ile
Merchant Marine Academy
Diebold
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Air Force
Ford Motor Co
Cngyster Corp
Mockford Arsenal
Commar Products Corp
Remington Rand
International Business Machines
Duebold
General Electric
Lawsville
Picbold
Caseys
Metronolian Life Insurance Co
Univac
Pennsylvania
American Airlines
Tiehold
New York Stock Exchange
Tauseulwishommi Koerdte LL
Disbold