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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
9
AP reports tests of the governments wage and price guidelines as 1966 expansion looms. Firms face labor shortages and higher wage pressure while distributors exploit nonlist price factors like credit delivery and shipping to raise actual costs. The government vows to hold the line amid potential economic slowdown and ongoing productivity debates between unions and management.
Plattville hosts a Christmas program Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Methodist Church featuring a pageant What on Earth Is Christmas a cornet solo by Henry Gruber and a mitten tree drive by the Education Commission with every family urged to donate at least one pair of mittens for needy children. No gifts exchanged. children receive treats.
The Altar and Rosary Society held its annual Christmas party in the village hall with music and games. Officers elected by Mrs. Joseph Lowery include President Mrs. Robert Carey and Vice President Mrs. Joseph Drinan. installation set for Jan 5 with hostesses named.
The 22 story Massachusetts office tower in Boston opens with color coded desks to designate roles. Secretaries receive yellow desks, supervisors blue, administrators black, and commissioners all wood.
DETROIT AP reports Joseph H. McCann administrator of the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp says the Seaway will set another tonnage record for 1965 and expects further gains in 1966. He cites the November total as evidence of strong traffic.
More than six million tons raised the season total to 45.5 million tons, surpassing 39,309,000 tons from 1964. An additional 112 million tons are expected to move through the Seaway before the season ends officially Friday, officials say.
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