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...slow-circling C-47 transports converted by the U.S. Air Force, the plane harassed the Reds with its three General Electric-built "Miniguns"-six-barreled super Catlings that can deliver up to 6,000 rounds of 7.62 mm. slugs a minute. Flying in increasingly widening circles, one Puff can slash a swatch of jungle to salad in moments. At Tuy An it did the trick. The attacking Communists-hard-core troops judging by their khaki uniforms, steel helmets and leather webbing-pulled back with heavy losses...
Handshoe, like all the other "hollers" of Appalachia, is a narrow, creek-carved slash between rugged hills. Measuring six miles from head to foot, it accommodates some 200 mountain folk, a tiny grocery store that also serves as a post office, and a one-room school...
...talent, A.T. & T. does not stand to suffer much. Twice in the past two years it has reduced longdistance rates under FCC prodding-then quickly made up the difference by increasing its volume. A.T. & T. might well be able to pare long-distance rates still further, but a fat slash would create so much new business that it might lead to one big busy signal...
...each according to his needs," it is tending toward Soviet Economist Evsei Liberman's philosophy of reward according to efficiency. Since 1963, East Germany has also adopted what used to be heresy: industrial decentralization and looser planning. The regime granted more powers to local managers to boost or slash production, prices, investments and labor forces. At least some factories are now expected to justify their existence by showing steady profits...
Repulsion more than lives up to its title. It also affords grisly evidence that 32-year-old Polish Director Roman Polanski, who won fame with Knife in the Water, is no slash-in-the-pan wonder boy but an imaginative and perverse master of the dark art of menace. Polanski's first English-language film, Repulsion at first glance looks like a case study of a fragile psychopath. At second glance, or as often as a moviegoer can bear to peek through his knotted fingers, it is a Gothic horror story, a classic chiller of the Psycho school...