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Though the success of West Germany's Volkswagen has been one of postwar Europe's most glittering economic achievements, aggressive Chairman Heinz Nordhoff, 64, feels that a moment of relaxation by his company could be fatal. "What an auto company loses in the market today," says Nordhoff, "it...
Died. Donald Monroe Casto, 65, Ohio builder, who in 1921 developed on the outskirts of Columbus what is generally recognized as the nation's first shopping center, almost went broke in the Depression, recouped after World War II with the biggest chain of shopping centers in the U.S. (among...
From Sweets to Steel. The Madhvanis profit almost every time an East African eats, drinks or washes. With companies that produce sugar, shortening, toffee, tea, soap, bottles and Nile brand beer, as well as a 20,000-acre sugar plantation in Uganda that is their biggest holding, the brothers last...
Twenty-four miles east of Sacramento, Architect Victor Gruen has master-planned a 9,800-acre project called El Dorado Hills, which in 15 or 20 years will be a network of twelve villages with a combined population of 75,000 in apartments, as well as houses ranging in price...
Architects Whitney Smith and Wayne Williams are master-planning 80,000 acres to be called California City, in which more than 8,000 families have already invested some $15 million. Outstanding features completed: a municipal airfield, a 27-acre, man-made lake with marina, boats, and an island on which...