Anonymous ID: 71f29a Sept. 25, 2018, 11:59 a.m. No.3181319   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1420 >>1587 >>1818 >>1825

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>Marcia Riklis

Marcia Riklis father dig

Riklis is the son of Russian Jews. He was born in Turkey two months premature when his parents were moving from their native land to Palestine. His father found work as a chemist, and Meshulam, a pudgy only child, began wheeling and dealing in kites. “Even when I was a kid in Tel Aviv,” he says, “they used to call me the Minister of Finance.” During World War II he served as a rabbi’s chauffeur in the British army, then worked as a clerk before moving to the U.S. with first wife Judith. He put himself through Ohio State, and in 1951 moved to Minneapolis, where he was a customer’s man in a brokerage firm from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a teacher in a Hebrew school from 4 to 9. He soon attracted the attention of the wealthy parents of his students and began purchasing stock for them. In 1955 Riklis put together a syndicate to buy a typesetting company. Soon he was dazzling Wall Street by what he calls “the effective nonuse of cash.” He would use borrowed money to buy undervalued companies, whose assets would provide the leverage for larger takeovers. His conglomerate will show a $28 million or so profit for 1980.

 

Through the years Rapid-American has weathered some terrifying reversals and has divested itself of Playtex and the S. Klein chain, among others. “I’m the bad boy of Wall Street,” Riklis boasted in 1969. But that same year he admitted, “I have learned to fear. [To run a conglomerate] you must be crazy enough to go ahead, without stopping, without hearing the insults, without seeing the blood on your face.” Once the most sued businessman in America, he shrugs, “There are lawyers who watch for people like me.”

 

His business style is unorthodox. During negotiations he may lapse into Hebrew, which only his close aides can understand. And he waits up to three months before reading the bulk of his mail, figuring, “By then 80 percent of the letters don’t require replies.”

 

https://people.com/archive/pia-zadora-and-sugar-hubby-meshulam-riklis-are-the-not-so-poor-mans-davies-and-hearst-vol-15-no-4/

 

2012 NY Socialite Party Marcia Riklis attended:

http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/party-pictures/2012/get-wild

 

Marcia Riklis High School Reunion Photo Gallery:

http://gnn1968.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=6716

MOAR: http://gnn1968.com/gallery/main.php put "Riklis" in search bar on left

 

Deep State Photog's Marcia Riklis images:

https://www.patrickmcmullan.com/search/?q=Marcia%20Riklis

Anonymous ID: 71f29a Sept. 25, 2018, 12:06 p.m. No.3181420   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1505 >>1587 >>1818 >>1825

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Riklis Family has DEEP ties

http://www.newyorksocialdiary.com/social-diary/2012/remembering-two-prominent-new-yorkers

 

Mona Ackerman - Marcia Riklis' sister

 

"Ms. Ackerman’s apartment (which she shares with Mr. Cohen) once belonged to Barbara Hutton, the nation’s first Poor Little Rich Girl. The present occupant is a bit of an heiress herself (her father is legendary conglomerateur Meshulem Riklis) but nobody says “poor little Mona.” They say: “oh yippee” when an invitation arrives from her aerie. For she is famous for her gemutlich hosting and her Asian chef’s brilliant creations. And the guestlist is heavy on establishment media and investment banking. Mona herself is a therapist and one of those people you will find yourself telling everything to just as matter of course in the conversation. It’s not the questions because she’s not overly inquiring. It’s the vibe, her vibe. And she’s a no-nonsense listener. Gemutlich.

 

The building’s entrance gallery was jammed with people. Fifth Avenue going very down home holiday.

 

Mona’s was packed from the moment you got off the elevator. Mort Zuckerman was talking to Amanda Burden. Charlie Rose was a foot away talking Jamie Goodale. Patricia Duff was talking to George Stephanopoulos and Alexandra Wentworth; Henry and Nancy Silverman, Alice Mayhew talking to Hannah Pakula, Peter Pringle, Peggy Siegal, Warren and Olivia Hoge, Jim and Kathy Hoge, John and Joan Jakobson, Robert Silvers, Susan Burden, the Rohatyns, Steve Ratner and Maureen White, the Brokaws, Paul Sargent, Editor of the WSJ, Carl and Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, Steve and Cathy Graham, Liz and George Stevens, Judy Miller, Ina and Robert Caro, Lloyd Grove, Governor Jon Corzine and Sharon Elghanayan, and on and on."

Anonymous ID: 71f29a Sept. 25, 2018, 12:13 p.m. No.3181517   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1587

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“Who better to teach us what it means to ‘age like a New Yorker’ than tonight’s extraordinary honorees?,” said Audrey Weiner, President and CEO of The New Jewish Home, quoting the organization’s new tag line. Addressing the honorees she added, “If you represent what aging like a New Yorker is all about, sign me up."

 

Among those on hand were the evening’s mistress of ceremony, Soledad O’Brien, Wynton Marsalis, Rex Reed, Valerie and Charles Diker, Carol and Dick Eisner, Francis L. "Shorty" Fraenkel, Eric Goldstein, CEO, UJA-Federation, Elizabeth Grayer, Chairman, The New Jewish Home; event co-chair Nancy Hirschtritt and Joel Hirschtritt, Rose and Richard Kalikow, Ruth and Sid Lapidus, Morris Offit, Amanda and Ned Offit, Dr. David Reich, CEO, The Mount Sinai Hospital; Marcia Riklis, event co-chair Tami Schneider, Sofia and Mike Segal, Jeffrey Solomon, President, Andrea and Charles Bronfman Philanthropies; Susie Stern, and Harold Tanner, President, Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.

Anonymous ID: 71f29a Sept. 25, 2018, 12:25 p.m. No.3181698   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1740 >>1770

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As a 27 year old WOMAN who was once a 16 year old girl who was drugged and raped and too terrified to report it at the time. I call 100% BS on CBF and the like. It has now been over a decade and I can still tell you when and where it happened. Who else was at the party. etc. etc.

And even then, only a year after it happened when I finally felt safe enough to tell someone…. I knew there was no case I could make.

 

It infuriates me to no end to see these women tear down a man and bring this horror on his family with some of the least compelling stories I have ever heard. All this does is make things even harder for those who have actually had to live through tragedies of this sort.