Barnard College and the War Economy of Corporations
Barnard College's investments amount to billions in war contractors and foreign ventures, with IBM leading holdings and relationships spanning South Africa and other countries. The piece links corporate profit motives, rich share ownership, and foreign production to military spending, unemployment, and debates over redistribution, suggesting government intervention and market reform as potential solutions.
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Barnard
Barnard College
Department of Defense
Trey
Honeywell
BF Goodrich
Standard OO
Indiana
At&t
ALCOA
Ford
DuPont
General Foods Caterpillar Tractor
IBM
Texato Eastman Kodek
Xerox
Barnes
Whch
Bernard Bald
Barnards
Targe
South Africa
Itelf
IBM World Trade
Fortune
Wall Street Journal
Presidential Commission On International Trade and Investment Policy
White House
U.S
Gerstenberg
Barnard Defense
Wall St. J
Unis
Federal Reserve
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Congress
Aerospace
Nelson Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
The
Americas
Vietnam
Petroleum Engineer
Asian Pacific
New Republic
I Standard Oil of
Mozambique
Portugal
Faculty Group Donates $1000 to McGovern Campaign
The Academic and Professional Alliance for a Responsible Congress, a nationwide faculty group formed in 1970 at Columbia, gave $1000 to George McGovern. Jack Newfield accepted the donation and urged support for McGovern’s peace and social justice platform.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Academic
Alliance For A Responsible Congress
Columbia
George McGovern
James Darnell
Cyrus Levinthal
Alliance
Jack Newfield
McGovern
Mr. Darnell
Eral
Indo-China
Newfield
Bulletin
George Wallace
Darnell
Barnard
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By Carol Richards