Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...critic: "I think there is a significant change of attitude among businessmen. There is a great deal more confidence in Johnson than there was in Kennedy. Even Republicans are very much impressed with his attitude on the economy." Says Gabriel Hauge, president of New York's Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., who served as Special Assistant for Economic Affairs under President Eisenhower: "He is generating great hopes in the business community that he can be liberal without increasing expenditures or baiting business. Businessmen's basic confidence in Johnson is built on hope, and Johnson has moved...
...Negro is less apt to be prepared, since to him many such fields have long seemed closed. Yet in science and education, the professions and in business, the armed forces and Government, even in elective politics, individual Negroes have broken the barriers, earned positions of respect and trust, and become part of the U.S. leadership community (see following pages...
...drove to a family Mass at Joseph Kennedy's home, a mile and a half away, later exchanged more gifts. Earlier in the week there had come an inevitable reminder of her husband: his will, probated in Boston, divided an estate estimated at $10 million into two trust funds, one for Jackie and the other for the two children...
Once Leahy has weeded a company's files-a twelve-week job in the typical large corporation-it is ready to provide additional services. For such clients as Pan American, Singer Manufacturing, W. R. Grace, Harris Trust and Florida Power & Light, it trundles back records to its own specially designed storage centers, which now hold 750 million pieces of paper. In an average eight minutes, it promises to find any one of the 200,000 back records that customers call for every year. As the statutes of limitations expire, old files are systematically churned into pulp. The company...
...Lionel de Rothschild, sucking on a grape, casually agreed to get the money for his friend Dizzy (Disraeli)-at only 3% interest. The Rothschilds helped to bankroll the empire-building exploits of Cecil Rhodes, and took home a large bundle of stock in the De Beers diamond and gold trust...