Ahead of time
Radio - controlled wristwatches, all telling the same time, may eventually replace the conventional time-piece, according to Mr Mohamed Mili, secretary-general of the 146-nation International Telecommunications Union. He said yesterday that work on a wrist-watch-sized receiverdisplay unit was already under way. Such units would receive and display the time sent out from a central transmitting station.—Vienna, June 1.
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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33241, 2 June 1973, Page 15
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60Ahead of time Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33241, 2 June 1973, Page 15
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