(bottom) Nonpareil European Holiday Travelers . . . see the real meaning of Belvedere palace - a beautiful view. This overlooks the modest gardens, but presents the city of Vienna to the north, with the spire of St. Stefansdom in the background. It was at Belvedere that the late Secretary of State Dulles signed the peace treaty in 1955 - the only foreign envoy of the four Allied nations to receive a cheer from the residents of Vienna as he drove to the palace to attach the signature for the U.S. ]]> Nonpareil_Tour_II_08_04_1960_002.jpg]]> Monday's Editions Under New Process
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(2) Composing An Ad . . . using new computerized equipment is Larry Hedrick.
All of the keys on his keyboard are used to tell the computer next to the keyboard what size and style of type to use.

(3) Placing Type . . . into its position in a lead process page "chase" is Don Torrez.

(4) Pulling a "Mat" . . . off a newly cast lead press plate are Dave Birdsong and Loarn Kelley.

(5) Ready To Photograph . . . a page of newspaper is Shawn Story. The camera records what is on the page pasteup and prepares the negatives to be used to make a plastic printing plate.

(6) Placing A Lead Plate . . . on the press is one of Jack Smith's duties. With the new process the plastic plates will weigh a few ounces instead of about 60 pounds.

(7) Holding A Plastic Plate . . . in his hands is Harry Smith of the pressroom staff. The new plate will clip on to the cylinders of the press.]]> Nonpareil_Hist_Memo_File2_07_14_1975_002.jpg
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