Fortune 100 top Global companies 1960

1. AT & T                         20.8
2. General Motors             11.2
3. Standard Oil N.J.            7.9
4. Ford Motor                      5.4
5. Royal Dutch Shell           5.3
6. Great Atlantic & Pac Te  5.0
7. General Electric              4.3
8. Sears, Roebuck               4.0
9. Unilever                          3.7
10. U.S. Steel                        3.6
11. Socony Mobil Oil           3.1
12. Gulf Oil                           2.7
13. Texaco                            2.7
14. Chrysler                          2.6
15. Swift                               2.5
16. Pacific Gas & Electric    2.4
17. Safeway                          2.4
18. Western Electric             2.3  
19. Du Pont                           2.1
20. Bethlehem Steel              2.0
21. Standard Oil Ind.             2.0
22. Westinghouse Electric     1.9
23. Kroger                             1.9
24. Armour                            1.9
25. General Dynamics           1.8
26. British Petroleum            1.7
27. Consolidated Edison       1.7
28. Boeing Airplane              1.6
29. National Dairy Products  1.6
30. Goodyear Tire                 1.6
31. Standard Oil Calif.          1.6
32. Union Carbide                 1.5
33. El Paso Natural Gas        1.5
34. American Elect. Power   1.5
35. Tennessee Gas Trans      1.4
36. J.C. Penney                      1.4
37. ICI Chemical                   1.4
38. Radio Corp America       1.4
39. Proctor & Gamble           1.4
40. International Harvester    1.4
41. Public Service El & Gas 1.3
42. Southern Company          1.3
43. IBM                                 1.3
44. Nestle                              1.3
45. Lockheed Aircraft           1.3
46. So. Calif. Edison             1.3
47. Sinclair Oil                     1.2
48. Columbia Gas System     1.2
49. Montgomery Ward          1.2
50. Firestone Tire                 1.2
51. Phillips Petroleum           1.2
52. Continental Can               1.1
53. Philips                             1.1
54. American Can                 1.1
55. GTE                                1.1
56. United Aircraft                1.1
57. Republic Steel                 1.1
58. General Foods                 1.1
59. North American Avia      1.0
60. International Paper          1.0
61. Armco Steel                    1.0
62. Philadelphia Elect           1.0
63. Cities Service                 1.0
64. Amer. & Foreign Pwr     1.0
65. Niagara Mohawk Pwr     1.0
66. Detroit Edison                 1.0
67. U.S. Rubber                     1.0
68. Borden                              .9
69. Eastman Kodak                 .9
70. Siemans                             .9
71. Pennsylvania RR               .9
72. General Public Util           .9
73. Consumers Power             .9
74. Texas Eastern Trans          .9
75. Douglas Aircraft               .9
76. F.W.Woolworth                .9
77. American Motors              .9
78. Americn Stores                 .9
79. Alcoa                                .9
80. Volksvagenwerk                .8
81. Fried Krupp                      .8
82. Southern Pacific                .8
83. Burlington Industries         .8
84. Goodrich                           .8
85. National Tea                     .8
86. New York Central RR       .8
87. Jones & Laughlin Steel      .8
88. American Natural Gas       .8
89. IT&T                                 .8
90. Federated Dept.                 .8
91. Texas Utilities                   .8
92. Middle South Utilities       .8
93. United Gas                        .7
94. Caterpillar Tractor            .7
95. Anderson Clayton              .7
96. Consolidated Natural Gas .7
97. National Steel                   .7
98. Sun Oil                              .7
99. Reynolds Tobacco            .7

100. Allied Chemical                .7

The American companies include Merchandising, Transportation and  Utilities but no banks or insurance companies had enough revenue to be on the list. All the international companies are industrial by Fortune's definition. At the time almost no national utilities or transportation companies were public. 

Dollars are in billions.