Businessmen in politics spark debate on influence
In a broad discussion on the role of business leaders in public life, executives from Standard Oil Indiana and Inland Steel detail how corporate involvement differs from unions. Arnold H. Maremont defends a human, societal role, while Inland engages in public affairs and fair employment advocacy.
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Association of Industrial Politics
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
NEW York
Maremont
Steel Pri Ealach Fe” Grevetect Inemdees Philes
Charles R. Barr
Standard Oil, Co
Indiana
Effective Citizens Organization
Citizen Organization
Barr
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Joseph LE. Block
Loyola University
Civil War Nears in Algeria Amid Power Struggle
Algiers and the Kabylie mountains brace as dissident Vice Premier Ahmed Ben Bella Ban Bola contests Ben Khedda's government. Armies guard Algiers and Constantine while Krim and Boudial vow resistance from Tizi Ouzou.
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Kabylie
Ahmed Ban Bola
France
Algeria
Algiers “Autonomous Zone
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Kabylie Mountains
Wilaya
Ben Bella
Constantine
Mediterranean
Bone
Tizi Ouzou
Belkacem Krim
Mohammed Boudial
Col
Mohand Guld Hadj
Green
Diplomat Departs For Home Amid Viet Nam Tension
Washington reports anticipate a stepped up Communist guerrilla offensive in South Vietnam as U S officials worry North Vietnamese may mimic Laos tactics after Peru coup tensions. Secretary McNamara and the Defense Department confirm likely shifts as a rump regime discussion unfolds.
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Washington
U S
U.S
South Viet Nam
Robert S.jists
Pera McNamara
South Viet
Nam
Foreign Ministry
Lach
Peru
Laos
Buenos Aires
Eva Peron
Lima
Kennedy
Honolulu
Manuel Prado
Eva
Stary Secret
Commu
Peron
Nists
Caracas
Argentina
Kennedy and Rusk map new Berlin move in crisis talks
President Kennedy and Secretary of State Rusk work on a fresh line of diplomacy with the Soviet Union over Berlin after exploratory talks reached no agreement. Rusk returns from Geneva to brief Kennedy as U S officials pursue proposals to ease nuclear test ban inspection rules amid new Defense Department data.
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Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Rusk
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Defense Department
White House
London
U.S
Lord Home
Aryl
Sahara Desert
India Plans To Bargain For Planes
New Delhi India plans formal negotiations with the Soviet Union to buy and manufacture MIG21 jet fighters. A negotiating team will report to Prime Minister Nehru's cabinet before a final decision. India may purchase two squadrons and license production. representatives will go to Moscow in August to discuss technical and financial aspects.
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New Delhi
India
Soviet Union
Nehru
Moscow
Cancers Linked to Virus Theory Discussed at Conference
Moscow reports Dr. D. He Wright of Kampala cites a tropical Africa cancer belt in children 3 to 6 years old linked to mosquitoes. African jaw tumors and kidney and liver involvement are noted. Indian scientists mention kangri cancer in Kashmiris. Prof. Maddow stresses expanding cancer causes and cautions on plastics in surgery.
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Moscow
D. He Wright
Kampala
Africa
Isj
Uganda
Cancer Congress
Surohere
Pewns
Bombay
Kangri
Dois
Royal Cancer Hospital
International Union Against Cancer
Pretty TV Star Seeks Court Abortion After Drug Link
Sherri Finkbine wife of Robert Winkbine of Scottsdale Arizona filed suit in Maricopa County Superior Court to obtain a court ruling permitting an abortion for her three month pregnancy. The suit cites thalidomide linked birth defects and asks the court to determine the abortion legal if necessary to save her life. The case names Mrs Finkbine her husband and Good Samaritan Hospital as plaintiffs and defendants, with hearings expected by Friday.
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Phoenix
Ayiz
Robert L. Winkbine
Scottsdale, Ariz
Good Samaritan Hospital
Finkbine
Sherri Chessen
Ktar - TV
Arizona
Qan
Pickrell
Thalida Hospital
Germany
England
Canada
Australia
Europe
United States
Maricopa County Superior Court
Defense money bill heads for quick House action
Congressional leaders aim for rapid passage of a $48.14 billion defense appropriation for the new fiscal year plus $362.6 million to speed the RS70 jet project and mandates on Army National Guard and Army Reservists. Senator Robertson and Representative Mahon push Senate action despite McNamara opposition.
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Washington
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House
Senate House
Robertson
Mahon
Robert §. McNamara
Air Force
Kennedy
Pentagon
McNamara
Army National Guard
Senate
PRR
Zanuck Takes Reins at Fox With Far Reaching Reforms
Darryl F. Zanuck began his first full day as president of 20th Century Fox promising sweeping reforms to return the ailing studio to profitability. He succeeds Spyros Skouras who resigned effective immediately amid heavy stockholder criticism and mounting losses.
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New York
Darryl F. Zanuck
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
Zanuck
Hollywood
20Th Century-tax
Ros $Kauras
Skauras
Skouras
Samuel I. Rosenman
Warner Brothers
Fox
Skowras
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Cleopatra
Marilyn Monroe
PRR Reports New Deficit for First Half of 1962
Philadelphia AP report shows Pennsylvania Railroad posting a deficit of 5.13 million for the first half of 1962, down from 17.79 million a year earlier. Six month gross revenue rose to 428.29 million from 387.93 million, with the second quarter deficit at 3.93 million due to higher wages and back pay to operating employees.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Inqn
Periond
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