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Administrative Services Staff with New Teleticketing Machine

1968-02-01

NASA

NASA
Washington, DC, United States

Peggy Heintz, left, receives an airline ticket from supervisor Judy Kuebeler in the Administrative Services Building at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Lewis Research Center. The center had recently purchased a teleticket machine that automatically printed airline tickets as directed by the airline’s computer system.

The Administrative Services Branch had 55 staff members performing a variety of roles. They served as telephone operators and set up communications with other centers. They operated the motor pool, handled all travel arrangements, prepared forms and work instructions, and planned offices. The staff was also responsible for records management and storage. It was reported that the staff processed 65 bags of incoming mail per day, which was said to be on par with a city of 15,000 to 20,000 people.

Details

  • Title: Administrative Services Staff with New Teleticketing Machine
  • Date Created: 1968-02-01
  • Rights: GRC
  • Album: edrobin1

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