Inflation Threats Seen in Washington
Washington notes rising prices and slower declines signal inflation risk as 1965 shows tighter margins. Fowler warns that unused manpower and machinery are at low levels while Viet Nam wartime restraints heighten vulnerability. Commerce Dept figures show U.S. export prices up four percent in first half of year, outpacing rivals.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Fowler
Johnson
U.S
Commerce Department
State readies rent and price boards in Massachusetts
Civil Defense Economic Stabilization Board votes to set up rent control and price control boards in all cities and towns. Civil Defense Director Allan Zenowitz cites the Northeast blackout of Nov 9 as a catalyst for long term emergency planning and urges local officials to nominate food rationing board members per Gov. Volpe’s Oct 29 letter. Volpe seeks names of current officials to oversee orderly distribution in major emergencies, stressing no immediate hazard but urging preparedness. 75 of 351 municipalities have replied. Also, Pittsfield High School honors include Carol Kushi and Christopher Hall. Kushi’s name corrected after misspelling and Hall added missing from original list.
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Framingham
Mass
Civil Defense Economic Stabilization Board
Civil Defense
Allan R. Zenowitz
Zenowitz
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Legion Denies Award For Rabbi Over Viet Nam March
Boston Ameri can Legion post canceled plans to honor Rabbi Roland B. Gittelson with a good government award after learning he was among 58 sponsors of last Saturdays Washington march against U S policy in Viet Nam. Commander William B. Curran said the move reflected the Legion reputation for backing the government stance on Viet Nam.
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Boston
UPI
American Legion
Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
William B. Curran
Roland B. Gittelson
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Episcopal
Anson Phelps Stokes Jr
Gittelsohn
Brotherhood of Man
Ihe Jima
Rabbi Gittelsohn
Curran
Legion
Legion District I membership drive ends December thirtieth one
Deadline is December 31 for membership in American Legion District I posts as Senior Vice Commander Harold P. Carey urges 100 percent participation by that date. Information and supplies may be obtained from Mr. Carey at 210 South St.
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American Legion District I
Harold P. Carey
Job Corpsmen To Get Paid Leave For Christmas
The Job Corps expects about 84 percent of its 16,000 members to spend Christmas at home with government paying round trip travel. Corps men are entitled to transport paid home leave after six months service, aligning with the holiday season for about half the members. Those with less service time may take advanced home leave this season, agreeing to forego time off after six months duty.
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Washington
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Carol Kushi
Christopher Hall
Pittsfield
Miss Kushi
Hall
Castro
New England Furniture
Spe
ABC
Aining
Farial
Wesley
Berkshire Business College
March
Jewish War Veterans
Temple Israel
Henry C. Praenff
City Savings Bank Loans
Fenn St
Odrink
Susan Stroller
Cifbar
Perquackey
Bagatelle
Tudor
Aurora
Ent
Pittsfield-Lenox Road
Felding
CU Croydon
Wilson
Li Heidi
Big Bruiser
Damerican
Ochild
O Child
Columbia
Raleigh
Hedstrom
Aristocrat Electric
Slimline
Ouniversal Fashionetts
Sunbeam Wiste Stainless
Proctor
Santaland
Allendale Shopping Center
Berkshire County
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