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IEEE Centennial Briefing for the Media, Hyatt Regency, Washington

February 23rd, 1984

Congressional Breakfast

Speakers:

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 == Abstract ==
-, Helen Slotkin, Ithiel Pool, Richard Solomon, Brian Randell, Michael Woodger, [[Jan Rajchman|Jan Rajchman]], [[John G. Brainerd|John Grist Brainerd]], Herman Goldstine, Garry J. Tee, John McCarthy, Perry Crawford, Kenneth Bowles, Jay Stratton, Gordon Brown, Albert Hill, Nathan Rochester, [[Kathleen McNulty|Kay Mauchly]], Harry Huskey, Jean Sammet, Gisela Hoelzl, Robert Fano, and Richard Clippinger.
+IEEE Centennial Briefing for the Media, Hyatt Regency, Washington
-== Video ==
+February 23rd, 1984
+Congressional Breakfast
+Speakers:
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+*Congressman Ed Zschau
+*Congressman Doug Walgren
-Back to: [[Archives:The Computer Pioneers: An Experiment in Video Oral History Part One: Origins of Electronic Computation During World War II|The Computer Pioneers: An Experiment in Video Oral History Part One: Origins of Electronic Computation During World War II]]
+== Video ==
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