ILO at 50 Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Global Labor Work
The International Labour Organization celebrated its 50th anniversary with Nobel Peace Prize 1969 recognition for promoting social justice and higher living standards. Director General David A. Morse, a New York native, accepted the award in Oslo and outlined ILO aims and achievements including 260 standards and 3,400 ratifications by 1968.
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