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The pilots pushed the Cobra into a steep dive. Before they pulled up-at about 500 ft.-Walters had fired two pairs of 2.75-in. rockets into enemy positions. Diving again, Hayden let go with his 7.62-mm. minigun against a pocket of North Vietnamese caught in the open near...
Closed Circuit. With the broadcast ban, the tobacco companies will save about $250 million annually that they had invested in commercials. They have increased their ads in magazines, especially women's, sports and car magazines. In the strongest new merchandising drive, tobacco men are stepping up their sponsorship of...
All three lines were working well and forechecking vigorously. The Gophers continually failed to clear the puck, and the Crimson took shot after shot at goalie Dennis Erickson. Meanwhile, the defense scattered the Gophers' few rushes. The press box people were remarking about the oddity of an all-Eastern final...
Mounted police pushed them back, then dodged scattered rocks and bottles as the protesters retreated about 20 yards away for speeches denouncing the Vice President's "unmitigated nerve to come to Boston."
Kidnaping is on the rise in widely scattered corners of the world. For urban guerrillas, it has proved an effective method of springing fellow terrorists from prison, or of collecting huge ransoms with which to fatten revolutionary war chests.