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...copper men disagree. Says a U.S. executive: "We've spent 15 years and millions of dollars training them to run the copper mines. They can do it.'' The number of American personnel is small, in any case. Kennecott, for example, has only seven Americans in its management. The mining supervisor of the giant El Teniente is a 36-year-old Chilean named Pedro Campino. The Chileans are afraid, however, of losing their native managers and technicians to other countries, and hence Allende will pay careful heed to Castro's advice. Chilean technicians have the reputation of being the best...
...They're just beginning to get the kind of good treatment as women that white women have always had?they don't want to give it up too fast. Black men have just gotten enough money to take them to nice places, and women like it." Elizabeth Morgan, a supervisor for the Oakland-Berkeley Welfare Department, adds that some of "the symbols of the women's movement are too foreign for blacks to take on ... We just got out of jeans." Sexual oppression, to Mrs. Morgan at least, is less important to the black woman than racial oppression. "She knows...
...advertising campaign was created by Doyle Dane Bernbach Inc., and the admen were under no illusions about the difficulty of their job. "There are a lot of obscene phone calls in Los Angeles," says Ted Factor, Doyle Dane's West Coast supervisor, "and most of them are made to General Telephone." One idea that was raised and scrapped: sweatshirts emblazoned with "General Telephone is better than no telephone...
...only important decision the Democratic voters rendered. His running mate for Lieutenant Governor will be Basil A. Paterson, 44, a highly regarded state senator and the first black to run for so high a state office on a major party ticket. Though challenged by a white town supervisor from suburban Long Island, Paterson ran far better than Goldberg, winning 69% of the vote. In a four-man contest for the U.S. Senate nomination to oppose Republican Incumbent Charles Goodell, an expensive barrage of polished television advertising turned obscurity into victory for Westchester Representative Richard Ottinger. Theodore Sorensen, once John Kennedy...
whether a supervisor granted permission to participate in the strike...