Word: costas
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...scoring in the first period seemed to indicate that the Yalies might possess the punch necessary to win. Costa Vaitnos expertly headed in a perfect corner kick for the one Stiles tally, while Jost picked up a garbage goal from in front of the nets for the lone Quincy score...
...Department of Commerce. At Old Town's request, U.S. Government representatives abroad have searched for foreign firms interested in manufacturing Old Town products under license. So far, in addition to Olivetti, Old Town has concluded, or is negotiating, licensing arrangements in Mexico, Australia, Colombia, the Philippines, Costa Rica, Canada and The Netherlands. These arrangements are so profitable that although Old Town's export sales this year will amount to only $500,000, they will account for half the company's profits-and it has all been done without a single Old Town executive leaving...
Vienna in Switzerland. The most populous paradise for sun-starved Germans is the 200-mile strip of Spanish coastline along the Costa Brava and the Costa del Sol, where they have invested more than $55 million in the past two years. Italy is still popular with Germans from Konrad Adenauer down; on the French Riviera, real estate men say they are the best customers of all for three-room apartments priced at $60,000 up. But many well-heeled Germans have fled to more pastoral retreats such as Switzerland, where the government reported last week that they had bought...
Many Latin American leaders would welcome, either openly or secretly, just such U.S. action against Cuba. Most of Castro's closest Caribbean neighbors-Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic-have quietly informed the U.S. that they would back a U.S. invasion. Says Peru's Victor Andres Belaunde, former President of the U.N. General Assembly: "The presence of Russian troops in Cuba demands decisive action on the part of the U.S. I don't think Latin reaction to the U.S. action against Cuba will be unfavorable...
...Leave Us Alone." A little over a month ago, one group of Cuban exiles got hold of a plane in Costa Rica, devised a scheme to pick up a load of bombs in Guatemala, then fly on to Cuba to blow up two strategic petroleum refineries on the outskirts of Havana. But the U.S. embassy in Costa Rica got wind of the operation and squashed the idea before it could get off the ground...