Business in politics a two sided question in 1950s era
A Chicago style analysis shows business leaders debating political involvement. Executives from Standard Oil of Indiana and Inland Steel outline nonpartisan public affairs efforts, the risks of perceived corporate ax grinding, and a push for citizen participation, with leaders stressing human interests and sound policy over vested interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Association of Industrial
Businessman Corporation
Corporation
Chicago
Ians
Tween Steel
Prsident Kengrind
Arnold H. Maremont
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Maremont
Labor
Committee For Political Education
COPE
Charles R. Barr
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Effective Citizens Organization
Citizens Organization
Profit Corporation
Barr
Mallesch
Ill
Standard Oil
Inland Steel Co
Joseph L. Block
Loyola University
Ulinois
Ilinois
Inland
Richard J. Nelson
Nelson
The
Young Democrats
Committeemen For Journalism Assembly Named
Houston announces the eighth annual Journalism Assembly to be held October 26 and 27 on the University of Houston campus. Clayton Umbach serves as 1962 general chairman with A Pat Daniels as executive director and Farris F Block as program coordinator representing the University of Houston. Wayne Taylor and Dr Patrick Welch lead university input. Val Jean McCoy is financial chairman. Terry McKenzie promotes. Nancy West is secretary. John Sikes handles treasurer duties. Mrs J A Germany Jr serves as co chairman. The assembly aims to engage high school students in journalism and advertising and functions as a workshop for member organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Jean McCoy
Public Relations Society of America
Terry McKenzie
Southeast Texas Industrial Editors
Nancy West
John Sikes
Ad Club
Houston Journalism Assembly
University of Houston
Speke Honored as Nile Source Site Modernized at Jinja
Jinja Uganda marks the Speke centenary with a trade fair and pageant attended by Nicholas Speke. The Nile source area near Ripon Falls now sits behind waters for the Owens Falls hydroelectric project. Queen Elizabeth II opened the Owens Falls Dam in 1995, boosting Jinja into an industrial center as Uganda moved toward independence in October.
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Jinja
Uganda
John Hanning Speke
Nile
Nicholas Speke
Lake Victoria
Ripon Falls
Mediterranean
Speke
Owens Falls
Nien
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