New England Economy Rises Amid National Upturn in 1965
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports the New England economy in the first quarter of 1965 shows an exceptional upsurge. The March adjusted production index hit 130, up from 119.6 a year earlier, with capital spending rising 19 percent and employment up 2.3 percent to 3,843,900. Textile sales are expected to rise eight percent, textiles remain weak, and pulp and paper plants run at 95 percent capacity with a 14 percent sales increase anticipated.
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Sayre Named Philosophy Professor at Springfield College
Dr. Woodrow Wilson Sayre, grandson of the late president, will join Springfield College as professor of philosophy in September. Former assistant professor at Tufts, his Tufts contract ended after he did not publish enough research. Born 1919 in Philadelphia, his education includes Williams College Harvard and Pomona College.
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