Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...contended that the Atlantic Alliance is not in bad shape, argued that some "first principles" are neglected by press analysts. As Johnson sees those principles: "The ultimate essentials of the defense of the Atlantic community are the firmness and the mutual trust of the United States and Europe. The safety of the U.S. depends upon the freedom of Europe, and the freedom of Europe depends upon the strength and the will of the U.S." Johnson pledged that the U.S. will help its allies find "new and better ways by which all interested members of the alliance can increase their...
...sympathy contributions totaling $643,863.08. She has spent almost none of the money, still lives in the same modest house in a Dallas suburb (a Philadelphia banker has paid off the mortgage), has the same 1961 station wagon (which still has generator trouble). Half of her fortune is in trust for her two sons, 14 and 5, and her daughter, 11. In the dining room of her home there is a photograph of the Kennedy family, with an inscription from Jackie Kennedy saying: "There is another bond we share. We must remind our children all the time what brave...
...distribute the final one-third of Du Pont's 63 million shares of General Motors stock among its own shareholders early next year. The directors thus complied with a 1957 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that held that Du Font's ownership of G.M. stock violated the anti-trust laws. Getting rid of the shares under a court order, Du Pont has already given its stockholders .86 share of G.M. for every share of Du Pont held, is due to divest itself by February of all its G.M. stock, most of which it bought as an investment between...
...Trust owns a building at the corner of Church and Palmer Streets. Sheldon Dietz '41, a member of the Trust, was present at the hearing and advised Helman...
Philip M. Cronin '53, the Coop's lawyer, denied that the plans, already approved by the Cambridge Building Superintendent, violate the Code. And even if the Board of Appeal should decide in the Trust's favor, he said, the demand that the permit be revoked is "grotesquely unreasonable." He explained that if necessary, the Coop is prepared to modify its plans for the loading platform, which the Trust calls unsatisfactory...