Rockefeller, Warhol, Ford, Kissinger

Nelson Rockefeller: Una vida dedicada a la filantropía ... en Sud América / A life dedicated to philantropy ... in South America

American International Association for Economic and Social Development, 1946-1968.
AIA was established by Nelson A. Rockefeller to promote “self-development and better standards of living, together with understanding and cooperation” in Latin America. AIA worked on rural economic development and education, forming partnerships with more than 230 organizations (such as the Association of Credit and Rural Assistance, the Inter-American Council on Nutrition Education, the Council on Rural Development, and the Inter-American Popular Information Program) and government departments in thirty countries, and enrolling more than 160,000 members in rural youth clubs. When it ceased operations in 1968, AIA left behind self-sufficient vocational education programs in Venezuela and Chile, and agricultural development programs in Venezuela and Brazil. Source: Rockefeller Philantropy





[Image: President Ford meets in the Oval Office with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller to discuss the American evacuation of Saigon. April 28, 1975. Oval Office, White House, Washington DC.
Source: http://www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov/avproj/whitehouse-years-02.asp]