Report on U.S. investment in South Africa an some information on investment in Namibia. The report includes information on General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, International Harvester Company, Kaiser Jeep Overseas, Engelhard Hanovia, Etosha Petroleum, Kewanee Overseas Oil Exploration Company, Tidewater Oil, Glair and Kestler, Esso Exploration, Karroo Basin Oil Co., Atlantic Richfield, Calasiatic and Topco, Placid International Oil, Superior Oil International, Mobil, American Pacific Petroleum Corporation, Caltex, Goodyear, Firestone, Kaiser Aluminum, Denver Equipment, Norton Company, Owens-Corning Fiberglass, American Motors International, Farrell Lines, Chase Manhattan Bank, First National City...
Report on U.S. investment in South Africa an some information on investment in Namibia. The report includes information on General Motors, Chrysler, Ford, International Harvester Company, Kaiser Jeep Overseas, Engelhard Hanovia, Etosha Petroleum, Kewanee Overseas Oil Exploration Company, Tidewater Oil, Glair and Kestler, Esso Exploration, Karroo Basin Oil Co., Atlantic Richfield, Calasiatic and Topco, Placid International Oil, Superior Oil International, Mobil, American Pacific Petroleum Corporation, Caltex, Goodyear, Firestone, Kaiser Aluminum, Denver Equipment, Norton Company, Owens-Corning Fiberglass, American Motors International, Farrell Lines, Chase Manhattan Bank, First National City Bank, Weyerhaeuser, Bundy Company, Heinemann Electric, Eastern Stainless Steel, Rheem International, Allis-Chalmers, Ocean Science and Engineering, Chemical Construction Company, Rockwell Company, Kellogg Company, St. Regis Paper Co., Kimberly-Clark, Crown Zellerback, Timken Roller-Bearing, Joy Manufacturing Co, Jeffery Company, Hoover, Singer Sewing Machines, Mine Safety Appliances, Rolm and Hass, W.R. Grace, Clinton Corn Co., and Link-Belt Co. The report says the World Bank (I.B.R.D.) loaned $20 million for the South African Electricity and Supply Commission (ESCOM). The report discusses SOEKOR (Southern Oil Exploration Corporation). • Apparent Assistance with South African Crisis Strategy • Direct Financial Assistance to the South African Government • Apparent Assistance with South African Drive to Self-Sufficiency • A. Oil • 1. Exploration • 2. Transportation • 3. Refining • 4. Marketing • B. Rubber Manufacturing • C. Rubber Production - Synthetic • D. Aluminum • 1. Exploration • 2. Fabrication of Aluminum • Statements from United States Business • United States Organizations May Assist Apartheid Directly • United States Companies Whose Production is Exported from South Africa • Technical Assistance • Recent Miscellaneous Investment • Addendum: South Africa in World Mineral Trade • And on it goes, Commercial Partners and Military Needs [Note on date: most sources are 1966 or earlier and the section "And it go on" includes the text of an article in Le Monde apparently dated October 27, 1966 (or 1968?).]
