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for individual appointments.
The itinerary for Group VI, as
listed in the attached CIPM program was not followed very closely.
The State of New York Department of Commerce meeting was attended
as scheduled. Member No. 48 (Mr. Boon) went to Bridgeton, New
Jersey, where he visited the food processing plants of Seabrook
Farms Co., Inc. and P. J. Ritter Co.
Member No. 51 (Mr. Seri)
went to J. C. Furniture Co. in New York.
On Friday, May 10, the
only meetings scheduled by CIPM that were actually held were the
Bank of America meeting: the General Motors Overseas Division
meeting, and Fugazy Travel Bureau, Inc. meeting. Member No. 48
(Mr. Boon) traveled to Pittsburgh to see the Heinz Plant on May 10.
Group VII traveled to Dallas, Texas, on May 9 where they
visited Chickasha Cotton Oil Co.
From Dallas and Fort Worth,
they then traveled to Houston where they met with Ashland Oil,
Union Caroide, Gulf Oil, U0nited Cirbon Co. and a chemical rice
milling plant selected by DuPont.
Group VIII to Atlanta was cancelled the morning of Wednesday,
May 8. None of the Thai who were scheduled to go there were
interested in going.
Each of them said that they had definite
scheduled appointments in other places, and they had no interest
in going to Atlanta, Georgia.
Accordingly, the Georgia Department
of Industry and Trade was informed of the cancellation of the trip
by CIPM. The Atlanta trip was scheduled by CIPM when Paul Sithi-
Amnuai insisted that some of the team members visit an industrial
center somewhere in the southeastern part of the United States.
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