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20 - ORGANIZATIONS/PRIVATE/Council on Foreign Relations.md
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### Corporations with officers who are members, 1951
The fourth page of the November 1951 table lists corporations with officers who are members of the Council, with an asterisk for those that had contributed in the past. The list includes the Chase National Bank ([[Winthrop Aldrich]] as chairman and [[David Rockefeller]]), [[Dillon, Read and Company]] ([[Clarence Dillon]]), [[Brown Brothers Harriman]] (E. Roland Harriman, Ray Morris, Knight Woolley and Thomas McCance), Kuhn Loeb and Company (Frederick M. Warburg and John M. Schiff), Lehman Brothers (Robert Lehman), the J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation (Gerald F. Beal), Schroder Rockefeller and Company (Mord M. Bogie), J. P. Morgan and Company (Arthur M. Anderson), the Arabian American Oil Company (James Terry Duce), Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, the [[United Fruit Company]] (T. Jefferson Coolidge), Pan American Airways ([[Juan Trippe]]), Time Inc. (Henry R. Luce), the Columbia Broadcasting System ([[William S. Paley]]), Newsweek (Malcolm Muir), Reader's Digest (Harry H. Harper), Look (Gardner Cowles), the [[RAND Corporation]] (W. Phillips Davison), Avco ([[Albert C. Wedemeyer]]), the Continental Can Company ([[Lucius D. Clay]] as chairman) and American International Underwriters ([[Cornelius Vander Starr|C. V. Starr]]).[^9]
The fourth page of the November 1951 table lists corporations with officers who are members of the Council, with an asterisk for those that had contributed in the past. The list includes the Chase National Bank ([[Winthrop Aldrich]] as chairman and [[David Rockefeller]]), [[Dillon, Read and Company]] ([[Clarence Dillon]]), [[Brown Brothers Harriman]] (E. Roland Harriman, Ray Morris, [[Knight Woolley]] and Thomas McCance), Kuhn Loeb and Company (Frederick M. Warburg and John M. Schiff), Lehman Brothers (Robert Lehman), the J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation (Gerald F. Beal), Schroder Rockefeller and Company (Mord M. Bogie), J. P. Morgan and Company (Arthur M. Anderson), the Arabian American Oil Company (James Terry Duce), Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, the [[United Fruit Company]] (T. Jefferson Coolidge), Pan American Airways ([[Juan Trippe]]), Time Inc. (Henry R. Luce), the Columbia Broadcasting System ([[William S. Paley]]), Newsweek (Malcolm Muir), Reader's Digest (Harry H. Harper), Look (Gardner Cowles), the [[RAND Corporation]] (W. Phillips Davison), Avco ([[Albert C. Wedemeyer]]), the Continental Can Company ([[Lucius D. Clay]] as chairman) and American International Underwriters ([[Cornelius Vander Starr|C. V. Starr]]).[^9]
### Officers and committees in 1952

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- DarkAlliance
- NewsweekQuranStory
summary: "American news weekly founded in 1933, owned by the Washington Post Company from 1961 to 2010, whose staff and stringers appear in Carl Bernstein's 1977 account of CIA press relations."
updated: 2026-10-15
updated: 2026-10-26
relations:
- type: owned
with: "[[Vincent Astor]]"