Businessmen and unions in politics spark debate
The piece surveys how business leaders and labor groups view political engagement. It notes Ford and other firms keep politics separate from company policy, outlines campaign fundraiser practices, and cites leaders like James Farley and Dwight Eisenhower advocating careful, limited corporate involvement to avoid partisan excess.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas R. Reid
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Eisenhower
Reid
Neil Stacbler
Michigan
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Great Lakes Steel Corp
Ford
James A. Farley
Farley
Coca-Cola Export
Criticism of Alliance for Progress grows in Latin America
AP Special Correspondent William L. Kyan notes rising critique of U.S. Alliance for Progress in Latin America amid policy confusion. Ecuador's Carlos Julio Arosemena's Washington visit highlights tensions over democracy, coups, and military aid. Argentina, Peru, Chile reactions question U.S. stance as Punta del Este charter aid stalls and critics call the project a hollow promise.
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Latin America
U.S
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Scientists Set Up Cosmic Shooting Gallery
Scientists at McGill University in Montreal design a wraparound space shield tested in a vacuum chamber to resist meteoric impacts and hot gases. A National Academy report urges tripling atmospheric science funding and manpower over the next decade to improve weather forecasts and environmental control. The National Pest Control Association notes the black widow spider has dropped from top insect public enemies due to sanitation, control methods, and medical advances.
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National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council
Office of Science and Technology
National Pest Control Association
Alleghany Corp Earns 677 089 In First Half
Alleghany Corp a large holding firm run by the Murchison brothers of Dallas earned 677 089 in the first six months versus a near 400 000 loss last year The firm which controls New York Central Railroad and Investors Diversified Services said the rise follows a 25 cent quarterly dividend increase Net assets fell to 11 367 276 on June 30 from 134 338 297 a year earlier due to the stock market slump
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Alleghany Corp
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Common Market Of Reds Failing In Its Efforts
Vienna reports that Comecon the East bloc common market led by the Soviet Union is failing to balance shortages with exports. The plan to unify economies by heavy industry and joint projects has stalled as capital drained away and national plans were scrapped. Western economists say Comecon has not spurred growth while West Europe booms. The Moscow meeting sought to revive investment in science and joint design centers.
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Council For Mutual Economic Assistance
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Tude
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