McAllister

Image Not Available for An arm holding plyers emerges from a floor panel during the installation of a major computer terminal

Image Not Available for The face of a female technician is seen through a series of circuit boards

Image Not Available for A female production operator with a strip of electronic diodes

Image Not Available for A female technician with Honeywell Multics computer

Image Not Available for The first of a new series of computers launched by RCA at Marlboro, Mass. Sandra Young an assistant in mini skirt looks at display panel

Image Not Available for General Omar N. Bradley holds a Bulova quartz crystal all electronic clock above an atomic clock for comparison.

Image Not Available for A housewife works the Honeywell kitchen computer, amongst other things it provides household accounts, and a scientifically planned menu. It is featured in the 1969 Neiman-Marcus Christmas catalog at $10,600.

Image Not Available for Hughes engineer Rod Dahlinger demonstrates how a tank commander using a laser rangefinder could get a fix on an enemy tank or gun emplacement miles away.

Image Not Available for Inspector Thelma Moss checks chickens moving along automatic line

Image Not Available for Jackie Bennington, America's Junior Miss wears a media mini dress with the Keep America Beautiful logo and gets ready to drop litter in a basket for the anti litter organisation photo call in New York

Image Not Available for King size puppet symbols of the nuisances of pollution swarm around actor Carol Benge heroine of an anti-pollution show sponsored by Honeywell

Image Not Available for Maria Dolores Pomales makes final check of an electron gun for color TV picture tubes at the new RCA plant in Puerto Rico.