AP Expands Regional News Reach With Tech Upgrades
The Associated Press reports that satellite and computer tech have extended worldwide links, speeding transmissions, increasing copy, and fostering regional news enterprise. The AP board of 18 announced the developments at the Waldorf Astoria during the annual meeting. Chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr. of the Price Commission heads the luncheon as keynote speaker.
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French Vote Britain Into Common Market
France's referendum turnout was 39.64 percent with 36.17 percent for enlargement of the European Community, while 17.12 percent voted no and 7.07 percent blank. Reaction split between pro market groups andPompidou supporters, seen as strengthening positions for future negotiations.
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Tupamaro Guerrilla Killed in Uruguay Gun Battle
Police report a Tupamaro guerrilla was killed and four captured after a gun battle 200 miles northeast of Montevideo. Security forces seized 14 weapons and found documents and ammo in a hidden stash. Since April 14 nine Tupamaros have been killed by police and the army.
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