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formed the basis for translation by local USIA post into the
local languages.
At each USIA post, the local English language
paper normally ran these stories.
Oliver Bpckvn, Inc., is in
process of collecting, for the Board of Investment news clippings
and photographs from newspapers, magazines, and possibly house
organs, and has agreed to send a copy of this to AID/W when it
is completed.
Attachment 9P shows three press clippings from
Honolulu papers.
Attachments 9f and 9g are press clippings from
Pittsburgh papers.
USIA made films in Pittsburgh at the U.S. Steel Corporation,
and in Detroit at the Chrysler Corporation. The early extensive
press coverage quite likely helped to promote the exceptionally
large attendance at the American Management Association Seminar.
The Thai Team members were very receptive to publ.icity and took
full advntqge of every opportunity to exploit it. The Thai
Team brought with them an attractive publicity kit which con-
tained very interesting material. The brochure with photographs
and descriptions of the team members was especially effective
and its presentation was well received by American industry.
AID/W SUPPORTING ASSISTANCE
With the guidance of AA/PRR, Mr. Herbert Salzman, and under
the direction of Graham Williams, Director, Investment Promotion
Division, Private Investment Center, Office of Private Resources;
Walter P. Coppinger from AID/1's International Training Office;
and Belford L. Seabrook from the Investment Promotion Division,
acted as USG hosts for the Mission and as A.I.D. coordinators for
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