Word: castros
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...sabotage of the Cuban jet produced some intriguing international ripples. In Havana, an angry Fidel Castro blamed the bombing on the CIA and announced that he was suspending the 1973 antihijacking accord with the U.S. Regarded as a promising diplomatic icebreaker when it was signed, the treaty was the only official agreement ever reached between the U.S. and Cuba's "maximum leader...
...Castro was apparently wrong about direct CIA involvement, which was forcefully denied by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Subsequent investigation has shown that the sabotage was carried out by a fanatic underground network of Cuban exiles known as CORU (Coordinación de Organizaciones Revolucionarias Unidas), which was organized early this year as an umbrella for diehard anti-Castro activists. Among its founders was a shadowy pediatrician turned terrorist, Dr. Orlando Bosch...
Center Screen shows Bruce Baillie's Castro Street and Quick Billy Friday through Sunday...
...There Clay Loomis, a disaffected CIA agent turned soldier of fortune, serves as chief of security to the current dictator. His main job: trying to quell a guerrilla movement led by one RamÓn el Rojo. It is a loosing battle; before long RamÓn starts a Castro-type revolution that spreads through Santo Domingo like Asiatic...
Reporter-Researcher Janice Castro, who interviewed more than 150 players, pros and psychologists for the cover story, was surprised to find that "everyone I talked with instantly recognized the sexual tensions that can occur on the tennis court." Castro, who learned the game at De Anza High School in El Sobrante, Calif., has been able to play only sporadically since moving to New York. "It's hard to find both time and money to play tennis in Manhattan," she says...