Word: coked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...price Castro claims to be "something over 6? per lb." This trade is strictly barter, and the Russians are notorious for their markups. Compared with what they would pay in the West, the Eastern European satellites shell out 59% more for Russian crude oil, 66% more for coke, 36% more for lead. Experts believe that Castro takes a similar beating...
...past year, some 5,000 discotheques have cropped up in the U.S., and their patrons are not all Coke drinkers in chinos and stretch pants. Starting from Paris' famed Whisky a Go-Go, discotheques by more or less the same name have opened in Milwaukee, Chicago, Washington, San Francisco, Atlanta and Los Angeles. In addition, there is the A-Go-Go in Aspen, Colo., the Bucket A-Go-Go in Park City, Utah, the Frisky A-Go-Go in San Antonio, the Champagne A-Go-Go in Madison, Wis., and the Bin-Note A-Go-Go in Whitesboro...
Died. Childs Frick, 81, Manhattan art patron, whose coke-and coal-rich father Henry Clay Frick built a $5,000,000 mansion on Fifth Avenue ("I'll make Carnegie's house look like a miner's shack!"), stoked it with $50 million worth of art, and left it to the public as the Frick Collection, which his son supervised as trustee since 1921; of a heart attack; in Roslyn...
...three of these trials, Coke from the smaller bottle was described as "sweeter" and "less carbonated" than Coke from the larger bottles...
...lengthy and comprehensive series of tests, three experimenters used four unmarked paper cups, two of which were filled with Coke from the small bottle (S) and two with Coke from the large bottle (L). In seven testing trials...