Humanistic capitalism debated by Stanford professor
A Stanford engineering professor at a White House conference urges replacing corporate enterprise with humanistic capitalism. The piece critiques the idea as misguided grand schemes and defends capitalism as humane, noting subsidies, taxes, and public policy debates across California and colleges.
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Virgil Salera
Stanford
White House
Mutual funds fund for colleges off to a solid start
The Common Fund, a Ford Foundation venture, counts 181 colleges and universities as initial investors, with assets at $123 million by January end and 361 scholars in 4 states. It aims for $200 million by year end and adds outside managers to diversify.
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Charles J. Elia
Ford Foundation
Cominon
George F Keane
Notood Jimd
Mass. Financial
Guardian Trust
International Telephone
Heublem
American Express
Kodak
I.B.M
diPont
Mites Labs
RCA
G.D. Searle
Johnson & Johnson
Pfizer
Burnip & Sims
Bell System
Mass, Financial
Mather & Co
Don’ts When Job Hunting From a Career Coach
New York reports Richard A. Payne of Princeton advocates sharp resume tactics. He warns against photos, salary totals, current pay, full job histories, and listing minorities. Instead focus on a single objective, emphasize present achievements, and seek a 20–25 percent salary boost after replies. Payne, a Princeton graduate and Harvard MBA, mixes career counseling with packaging and brand work for major firms and agencies.
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New York
UFI
Richard A. Payne
Princeton
N.J
Payne
Dow
Sheme
Paulhe
Manhasset
N.W
Harvard Business School
We Baker Foundation
Harvard Business Glub
Imernational Paper
Cheseborough Pond
Johnson & Johnson
J. Walter Thompson
Ogilvy & Mather
de Math
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Infra-red watchman gear eyed to deter burglars at night
New infrared sensing device described for watchmen and police to see in darkness. It offers a magnified view of intruders from a distance, weighs seven and a half pounds, and runs on battery power or a 12-volt car battery. Night-Scope by Record-One, Inc. priced at 895 dollars with options, plus alarms that call police or fire departments when triggered.
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Entertainment Products
GTE Sylvania Inc
Smithfield
N.C. Ws
New York
UPI
Aow
Record-Ofone, Inc
North Burger, N.J
Edward A. Capucci
Teconi-O-Done
Week in business as markets surge on brisk trading
A mix of speculative buying and upbeat economic data pushed U S stock markets to their yearly high. January indicators rose sharply with orders up and unemployment dipping to a 17 month low, while the trade deficit widened to 3189 million. Dow hit 9243. S&P 500 rose to 107.44 and NYSE averages climbed, with Gulf Oil among most active.
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New York
UPD
U.S
Lucien C. Hooper
Hooper
Monte Gordon
Sartorius & Co
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Inex
Gulf Oisits
Business Questionbox and Market Inquiries Column
Reader asks where to gather cost data for a department store distribution project noting joint manufacturer retailer costs. It suggests pre marketing cooperative advertising automatic reordering and internal sources per The Buyer's Manual. A separate item reports Smith Melcher Grain Reserve bill defeated in Congress with corn futures steady and price smoothing hopes.
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Hayward Daily Review
West Winton Ave
Hay Ward
Alameda
National Retail Merchants Association
Bob
Congress
Futures Market Service
Commodity Research Bureau
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