Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Morocco. This devotion to the French dream of "interdependence" between Morocco and France has exposed the King to incessant and increasing protests from Morocco's vociferous ultranationalists, who abhor all dealings with their country's former imperial masters. In reply, King Mohammed has counseled patience, negotiations and trust...
...interest in an insurance agency. Later, under the firm name Stembler-Shelden, it sold an insurance policy (premium: $20,000) to the National Airlines' TV subsidiary. There were no written records of Mack's interest in the agency, said Whiteside. It was all done by "orally declared trust . . . We in the firm understood that when Mr. Mack's public-service career was finished that he would come into the firm." Between 1953 and the end of 1956 Mack's income from Stembler-Shelden was nearly $10,000. ¶In 1956 Whiteside gave Mack the outstanding stock...
...exaggerated emphasis on so-called 'sexual technique.'" He reassures readers that the sex manuals are no substitute for old-fashioned passion. His own summary in the Digest's digest: "So long as the emotional feelings between the couple are right, so long as there is mutual trust and love, their bodies will invariably make the appropriate responses...
...businessman has largely himself to thank. In the days of postwar shortages, the oldtime salesman gave way to mere order-takers, who sold only on the basis of price. And since the "list price" often differs widely from store to store, customers have lost faith in quoted prices, trust only in their own ability to haggle like shoppers in an Oriental bazaar. Says Aubra Johnston of Chicago's Better Business Bureau: "The so-called manufacturer's list price is for the most part baloney. The manufacturer inflates because the retailer demands it. The retailer says he must have...
...speakers are Louis C. Jensen, Personnel Director of the Prudential Insurance Company; David Rockefeller '36, vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chase Manhattan Bank, and Robert N. Wallis, vice-President and Treasurer of the Dennison Manufacturing Company. Dwight P. Robinson Jr., President of the Massachusetts Investors Trust will moderate...