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1955 USA: TRAIN WITHOUT A DRIVER:
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0:33Now PlayingDate: 15th December 1955
Location: New York
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT BRITISH NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
NEWS FLASHES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
AMERICA. Railroad history made in New York...robot train receiving signals from an "electronic bin" (1955)
NEW YORK. 1955 Robot train started from Larchmont to Rye...receiving signals from an "electronic brain".
RAILWAYS. 1955 Robot train in New York.....receives signals from an "electronic brain"...interior and exterior shots of train while moving.
TRAINS. 1955 Robot train in New York receiving signals from an "electronic brain"....interior and exterior shot of train while moving.
United States of America; Railways
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