Word: stays
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...home from Castro's Cuba, Mikoyan was due to make a fueling stop in Norway. Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen politely invited him to have lunch at the Oslo airport. Mikoyan cabled back exuberantly: DELIGHTED TO SEE MY FRIEND GERHARDSEN AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNMENT. I CAN STAY IN OSLO TWO DAYS...
...Norwegians responded with prolonged hissing and booing. Snapped Mikoyan: "I am not afraid of that sort of yelling. I'm used to it. During my stay in the U.S. last year, I had the same experience every...
Stonefaced, Italian-born Gambler Frank Costello, 69, lost one more foothold in his fight to stay on U.S. soil. The U.S. Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a year-old federal court order stripping him of his citizenship because he called himself a real estate dealer instead of a bootlegger, when he was naturalized in 1925. But Costello will probably not go anywhere for a while: he is still serving a five-year sentence for evading more than $28,000 in income taxes...
...News itself. Editor Martin S. Hayden, no Shriner, coolly advised the Shrine to stay out of his newsroom. Fraternal Editor Fuller, said Hayden, was "appointed to that position without prior consultation with the Imperial Potentate of the Shrine, and he will remain in that capacity regardless of imperial edict." In brief, the Shrine could go soak...
...construct his 2,000-room Zeckendorf Hotel, is still negotiating the financing for his newest project.- But he argues that it is a sound risk because the Taft's annual occupancy rate is 95% of capacity. He is confident its parking facilities will attract tourists who would normally stay at motels outside the city rather than face New York traffic...