Businessman-in-politics movement grows in U S
Across the land business leaders press for more active political roles amid clashes with government and a push from groups like the Effective Citizens Organization. The movement, aided by big firms and led by figures such as Hoover, Ford II, and Jaquith, faces cautious adoption and questions of method and goals.
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Ford Motor Co
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Standard Oil
Indiana
Effective Citizens Organization
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford II
James A. Farley
George M. Humphrey
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Treasury
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Syracuse
David H. Jaquith
Jaquith
Barry Goldwater
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