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...HAROLD FEENEY...
Good Deal. The farmer does not consider himself the culprit but a scapegoat-and he resents it. If he gets one or two banner years, he reasons, he is expected to do penance for them. Says Harold Steele, an Illinois hog farmer and President of the Illinois Agricultural Association: "People forget that prices were so low two years ago that the farmer was taking a huge loss. Often he had to mortgage 75% of his equity to stay in business." But the farmer does not forget. Living with precarious weather and price cycles, he develops a certain resignation. He complains...
JULY 16, 1970. Broe met with ITT Chairman Harold Geneen in Washington. The meeting had been proposed to Richard Helms, then the CIA chief, by John McCone, an ITT director and former head of the CIA. Broe said that Geneen told him that ITT was willing to put up a "substantial fund" to support a conservative candidate for President in the elections in Chile to be held Sept. 4. According to Broe, at that time the CIA declined the proposal because the U.S. was not supporting a candidate in the Chilean election...
...stands to lose whatever compensation Allende had promised to pay; and unless the company can disprove the mounting evidence that its loss resulted from its attempt to interfere in Chilean politics, it may also lose its $92.5 million claim with the OPIC. To knock down that evidence will be Harold Geneen's task in testimony this week...
...Young Lord. In his new role, Sir Rudolf was an absolute lamb: early to rehearsals, a dear at taking direction and patience itself while his flowing gray wig was being glued on his bald head. But all the divas he has put down must have loved Critic Harold Schonberg's New York Times review: "In future performances Sir Rudolf will doubtless know what to do with his hands and feet...