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Videola Proposal

Author
Don Hallock
Publisher
National Center for Experiments in Television
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ETC2752

Abstract

Contiributed by Don Hallock. "The attached is part of a proposal booklet submitted for exhibit in 1974 at the Spokane World's Fair. I am not sure why the second page of the budget mentions "one location on the opposite coast from where the Videola and its technicians are presently located."Under any circumstances, it was not accepted."

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Don Hallock. Videola Proposal. National Center for Experiments in Television. 1974.

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ETC2752

Contiributed by Don Hallock. "The attached is part of a proposal booklet submitted for exhibit in 1974 at the Spokane World's Fair. I am not sure why the second page of the budget mentions "one location on the opposite coast from where the Videola and its technicians are presently located." Under any circumstances, it was not accepted."

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