Word: mutuals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...long term goal for strengthening the Far Eastern trade would be a mutual support system like that employed in Europe. Mating a flow of raw materials from southeast Asia with the industrial output of Japan would ensure economic stability. While low production makes this plan impossible at present, the United States could build toward it by channeling Far East aid through Japan. Its factories could make the agricultural equipment destined for the Asian countries. A double prescription, this would employ Japanese industry while promoting increased productive ability on the mainland. The loss of this market would hardly affect the huge...
Last Christmas Day, Uncle Chen said to a meeting of Assemblymen: "My creed is the common good instead of personal self-interest, fellowship and cooperation instead of ill-will and intrigue, mutual trust instead of mutual suspicion, and encouragement for one another instead of blame...
...gone when United States investors could strip a South American industry of its profits and end by exporting more money than they brought in for initial capital or improvements, over also are the gravy train days when easy Government loans were the watchword. Established on a basis of mutual dependency and profit between capital supplies in this country and the South American industries--each protected by reasonable South American laws--loans could, in the future, act as another bulwark to inter-American mutual aid and understanding...
John L. Cooper, trustees of the Massachusetts Investors Trust, will cover the field of investments; Francis G. Ross, vice-president of the Chase National Bank of New York, will speak on banking: and Carl R. Hauers '23, vice-president of the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., will discuss openings in insurance...
Facing the U.S. delegation across the rectangle of tables, the Russians looked smugly pleased with themselves as Molotov developed his plan for a 50-year treaty "open to all European states without regard to their social systems," and pledging mutual assistance in case of attack "in Europe." Both Germanys could belong. Occupation forces would be withdrawn from Germany except for "limited contingents,"-but with authority to return to quell any threat to internal security, e.g., the June 17 uprising...