330-PSA-22-64 (USN 711412):  The Navy’s Bureau of Supplies and Accounts will save $96,000 annually on its stock list printing bill due to the “marriage” of two electronic computers.  The Navy has been working with General Dynamics/Electronics in the development of the new technique that catalogs information from magnetic tape to microfilmed pages – 88 lines per page at a speed of 7,000 lines per minute.  In a test run, one section of catalog dropped from 28,000 pages to 16,000 pages.  Above secretary Linda Voyer checks a catalog produced by the new method while Lieutenant Commander John S. Urban, (SC), USN, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, compares the old catalog containing the same amount of information.  Photograph released February 3, 1964.  (2015/10/27).
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