Hanoi officials press for publicity on POW release
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett reports on his ten days in Hanoi covering the release of three American prisoners of war. North Vietnamese officials seek maximum publicity, manipulating coverage with accompanying families while signaling potential impact on American opinion.
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Roswell Daily Record Showcases Henry Computer
The Roswell Daily Record describes its new Hendrix EDS-5200 editing computer nicknamed Henry. The system processes copy into a screen view with a cursor to insert or delete text, then tapes the story for output to offset printing via connected printers.
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Henry the versatile newsroom editing machine
Henry prints on photographic paper and pastes forms after computer set. It edits wire service copy with a full keyboard, allows insertions or deletions, and updates text instantly. The Henry editor is praised for visibility, compatibility, and a lively but wordy personality.
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Seven car collision at Main and Alameda injures two
At 8 25 p m Saturday a seven car crash in the 300 block of South Main injured two. A bus owned by Roswell Employment Training Center driven by Leon Hartley swerved across the median into the east lane. Parker 709 N Greenwood seriously injured after his 1972 sedan was heavily damaged. Robbery police diverted traffic for two hours as wreckers cleared debris.
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Longhorn fire case ends with youth found innocent
Arturo Arias, 19, was acquitted of five counts of involuntary manslaughter after a brief jury deliberation in Carlsbad. The fire near Roswell Industrial Air Center killed five Longhorn Manufacturing Co. employees. Arias testified he lit rockets in a bottle and fled as flames spread.
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Montoya seeks Morton visit to save Roswell training center
U S Senator Joseph Montoya urges Interior Secretary Rogers Morton to visit the Roswell Employment Training Center and reverse a plan to close it. He cites the center as a six year program aiding about 1,200 students from 60 tribes, with low dropout rates and strong job placement.
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