Word: fiats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...loans it had made to Messerschmitt. It claimed 46.65% of the company's stock, left Willy an equal amount, and put the remaining 6.7% into trusteeship with the West German government. This week, with Messerschmitt now turning a tidy profit on the manufacture of F-104Gs and Fiat G91s for the West German air force, the government returned the trusteeship shares to Willy. Messerschmitt, now 64, plans to leave management of the company to others, is expected to concentrate on the technical end of such projects as his long cherished dream of building a Messerschmitt civilian airliner...
Italy's biggest steelmaker is a civil servant, but hardly servile. Says bullish-looking Ernesto Manuelli, 56, president of the state-controlled Finsider steel complex: "I have more freedom of action than a man in my position in private business. Presidents of Fiat or Pirelli often have to get their boards' permission before initiating changes. I don't." Several years ago, he rebuffed a government demand that Finsider build a plant in job-starved southern Italy, instead vastly expanded its plants in Genoa before moving down the Boot. Manuelli also publicly opposed the nationalization of Italy...
...constitution does not allow reasons of state to influence our judgement. God forbid it should! We must not regard political consequences, however formidable they might be; if rebellion was the certain consequence, we are bound to say, Justitia fiat, ruat coelum-Let justice be done, though the heavens fall...
...repudiating, through an enforceable international rule of law, systematic and deliberate denial of human rights. Our time has known in full measure the tragedy suffered by countless human beings over the face of the globe who, deprived of their liberty without accusation, without trial, upon nothing but the arbitrary fiat of a sovereign government, have been helpless to challenge their detention in a world forum...
...prudently included a handful of leading Italian businessmen in his new venture. Prinzen Bräu's president is Dr. Giovanni Maria Vitelli, head of Turin's influential Chamber of Commerce, and among the members of the company's board is Count Piero Bonelli, a Fiat general director. The brewing will be done by German brewmasters, whose beer is more malty than Italian brews and also contains more alcohol (3.6%, v. 2.5% for most Italian beers...