Conflicts of Interest in Bank Trusts and Pension Funds
New York reports by the Twentieth Century Fund examine conflicts of interest in securities markets. Edward S. Herman critiques bank trust departments for favoritism toward personal trusts while urging reforms. John Brooks analyzes corporate pension fund management and the impact of ESRA 1974 with calls for enforcement. The fund plans further studies and public meetings to discuss findings.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
Edward S. Herman
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Commercial Bank Trust Departments
Nowbanks
John Brooks
Brooks
Herman
Continental Illinois
Morgan Guaranty
Chase Manhattan
Penn Central
Management Assistance
Lum’s
TWA
U.S. Freight
Trust Department
Aote
Pension Funds
Pension Fund
Martin Mayer
Nicholas Wolfson
University of Connecticut
Louis M. Kohlmeier
Morgan Shipman
Ohio State University
Roy A. Schotland
Georgetown University
William L. Cary
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dwight
Columbia University
Benjamin V. Cohen
Roger F. Murray
S. Sloan Colt
William Stott
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
William Stott Associates
Burlington
Vermont
M. J. Bossant
East 70Th Street
N.Y
Reporter recalls Korea and the 1950 start of war
A veteran journalist recounts dawn on June 25 1950 in Seoul as North Korea attacked, marking the start of the Korean War. He documents chaotic early reporting, failed communications, and the scramble to file before Sunday editions, noting widespread unpreparedness and signaling errors.
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Korea
Seoul
United Press Bureau
U.S
U.S. Army
Eighth Division
Korean Defense Ministry
38Th Parallel
Ongjin Peninsula
National Police
Chunchon
Tongduchon
Stirling Peach
U.N
John J. Muccio
Everett Drumwright
James L. Stewart
Army
Bob
New York
Washington
South
Japan
North Korea
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New England
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