The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT2) WASHINGTON -- May 28, 2005 -- OLIN-DEMISE -- Eugene Meyer of the Federalist Society in Washington in May 2005, said his group might not exist without the John M. Olin Foundation. The John M. Olin Foundation has spent three decades financing the intellectual rise of the right and exciting the envy of the left. Now the foundation is closing its doors. In telling the foundation to spend his money within a generation, Olin, a Midwestern arms and chemicals magnate, sought to maximize his fortune's influence and keep it from falling into hostile -- that is, liberal -- hands. (Jamie Rose/The New York Times)
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