Multinational business study grows at NYU and partners
NYU spearheads a multinational business program the International Management Programme involving NYU Stern, the University of London, and Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales. Ten students per country spend a semester abroad expanding cross border ties and language skills. Graduates join major banks and firms like First National City Bank and Morgan Guaranty Trust.
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New York University
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School
University of Chicago
Chicago
Belgium
NYU
Mdon
Business School
University of London
Ecole Des Hautes Tudes Commerciales
Jouyerrosas
Paris
I T
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Edward Altman
Altman
Iim
London
Allman
Brazil
Germany
Barcelona
First National City Bank
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Irving Trust
First Philadelphia Bank
Booz, Allan & Hamilton
ICT
French Industrial Development Agency
Bill Armstrong
Carlinville
Southern Illinois University
Rick Buckman
United States
Europe
Kissinger Under Fire as Ford Tours Europe
White House critics in Washington echo worries over Henry Kissinger as Ford travels with a 15 nation European tour. Some advisers push trimming Kissinger from the trip while others praise his foreign policy skill. Debate centers on future investigations and potential implications for Ford’s 1976 campaign.
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Heisink
UPI
White House
Henry Kissinger
Europe
Ford
Washington
Kissinger
Helsinki
Alexander Soltzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Triad 0
Auschwitz
Poland
America
Former Bowery drifters quit drinking find path to recovery
In New York City the Bowery project aids homeless men to sobriety as ex derelicts recount bleak Christmas Day awakenings and years of blackouts. Caseworkers and counselors describe a hard road to rehab with relapse risks, but some recover to help others in the same gutter.
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New York
Jim Durick
Durick
Dyrick
Bowery
Manhattan
Lower East Side
Manhattan Bowery Project
Dan Donovan
Donovan
Dan
Pred Cooper
Holy Name Center
Buford Peterson
Fellowship Center
Cooper
Campaigns Begin as NH Senate Race Opens in 1978
In Concord New Hampshire campaigns for the U S Senate show early stylistic differences after the rerun decision. Democrat John Durkin plans 11 interviews across Manchester Concord and Nashua while Republican Louis Wyman moves slower with plans to appear at a county fair. Durkin faces mounting debt and attacks Wyman’s $74 000 slush fund while seeking out Democratic strongholds along the Seacoast.
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N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
U.S. Senate
Senate
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Louis Wyman
Mvore
Durkin
Wyman
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Burkin
State v Insurance Cmmur
Massachusetts
Nustun
Merrimack River
Manchester
Burki
Porksmouth
The Lighter Side: What You Don't Hear from the Mob
A satirical piece by Dick West portrays a mock Godfather defending Mafia CIA plots and Cuba’s Castro, lampooning intrigue around organized crime. The piece pivots on secrecy, sensationalism, and a humorous exchange about national interest and the Fifth Amendment.
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CIA
Michel Castro
Castro
Senate
Godfather
Marlon Brando
Cuba
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