. Bell telephone magazine . Z^^Iq^tl. capacity — makes it possible for us do just about any-thing a broadcaster wants. We can take an alternateroute when theres trouble, meet suddenly quin-tupled demands, and always go by the most eco-nomical path under the given circumstances. This isthe base that is built on when Jim Griffin and hispeople plan future growth — both for the interstatehookups that we handle at Long Lines, and the localfacilities built and maintained by the Bell Systemoperating companies. Local phone companies essential Local Bell System companies generally pick upthe picture at
. Bell telephone magazine . Z^^Iq^tl. capacity — makes it possible for us do just about any-thing a broadcaster wants. We can take an alternateroute when theres trouble, meet suddenly quin-tupled demands, and always go by the most eco-nomical path under the given circumstances. This isthe base that is built on when Jim Griffin and hispeople plan future growth — both for the interstatehookups that we handle at Long Lines, and the localfacilities built and maintained by the Bell Systemoperating companies. Local phone companies essential Local Bell System companies generally pick upthe picture at the scene of the action and transmit itto the Long Lines Department for national distribu-tion. The New York Telephone Company, for exam-ple, lined the Popes route from John F. Kennedy Air-port to Manhattan with portable microwave towersto keep the Pontiff in constant view. Once in thecity, Dick Vitzthum recalls, The New York Telpeople put the pictures into the coaxial cables theymaintain all over the city. They cover the big ho
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