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Maj. George McNally, White House signal branch head, sits in front of the multiple control panel in President Truman's new railroad communications car, delivered for service in Washington, February 8, 1952. The panel with its maze of gadgets, controls radio broadcasts, radio photo transmissions, tape recordings of presidential speeches and incoming-outgoing teleprinter copy. Named the General Albert J. Myer, the special car resembles ordinary train cars from the outside. (Photo by Henry Burroughs/AP Photo)
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