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(Original Caption). Stock Exchange Employs Closed-Circuit TV. New York, New York: A closed-circuit television broadcast at the New York Stock Exchange, today, showed the first transaction of the first stock to be admitted to trading on the Big Board in 1958. John G. Brooks (right), president of the Siegler Corporation, Los Angeles, the newly-listed company, and [?]. Keith Fuston, president of the New York Stock Exchange, watch the first trade in Siegler stock on a closed-circuit TV system. On the TV monitor registering first sale of Siegler is Francis G. Lauro, a specialist in stock. The closed-circuit TV linked the Stock Exchange trading floor to Funston's office from where the camera was operated by remote control. Unleash your creativity with premium art prints that turn any room into a visual masterpiece.

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