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...THORNTON BRADSHAW: Each one of us is, I suppose, a free trader except with regard to his own industry...
...BRADSHAW: The U.S. operates with a huge albatross around its neck, and that is the albatross of its traditions. They are the traditions that brought about our antitrust laws and created the private enterprise system and made it anathema for anyone around this table to talk about the benefits of a corporate state. But that is what Japan is today. I would hope that we will consider today what it means to have national goals with industry and government working hand in hand toward those goals. Look at my industry, oil. I have been struggling to get a national energy...
...developing shoe styles that hit right with the trend of dress and the predominant fashion today. They beat our industry not nearly so much in price as in style. That kind of thing is important to the U.S. consumer. You have to put the consumer's interest first. BRADSHAW: The question ought to be, what are the goals that we are trying to accomplish? Are we trying to protect every industry in the U.S. in its present form? Are we trying to maintain full employment by erecting trade barriers? Are we trying to protect high labor wages...
...lights, with Kim Kiley at stroke, include John Wolz, Charlie Bradshaw, Rudi Reutherford. Jack Meyer. Howie Burnett, Scott Baker. Al Kleindienst at positions one through seven and Jay Galeski...
Some Antiguans saw the results as a warning to other longtime Caribbean leaders like Trinidad-Tobago's Eric Williams, Jamaica's Hugh Shearer and Robert Bradshaw of St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla. Crowed the jubilant Walter: "There are no more gods in the black Caribbean...