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IoTA's tele-link meeting
17th November 1972, Page 57
17th November 1972
Page 57
Page 57, 17th November 1972
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• The London and Bristol centres of the Institute of Traffic Administration made transport history this week when they held a joint meeting on a closed-circuit television link. The London centre met at the Post Office Confravision Centre in Euston Towers and, 115 miles distant, the Bristol centre gathered• in the local Confravision studio. Before the business session began Mr H. Grace, the deputy national president, in the London studio made a presentation speech to honorary members in Bristol, Aid H. Wilcox and Cllr G. Maggs, who then received their membership certificates from the Bristol chairman, Mr E. B. Anderson.
CM deputy editor lain Sherriff presented a paper on communications in transport.