Firms to spend 5487 billion on new plants next year
A DeGraw Hill survey shows planned outlays for new plants and equipment rising by about eight percent over 1965, totaling 5.487 billion dollars for the coming year.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1967
Page
3
A DeGraw Hill survey shows planned outlays for new plants and equipment rising by about eight percent over 1965, totaling 5.487 billion dollars for the coming year.
A three month study by educators of the Lutheran Church in America finds that a 70 year old student can learn as well as a 20 year old. The report argues that segregating older citizens in sheltered surroundings from younger groups may harm them by limiting growth and opportunity.
The National Federation of Independent Business warns the economy must be prepared for peace to avoid disaster. Data from 8,283 respondents in 1967 show small firms job totals rising, yet overall independent business employment declines loom. Jet flight data notes the New York Tel Aviv nonstop at 10 hours 50 minutes.
Sister Patrice Marie Patrice RS.M. founder of Holy Angels Nursery in Belmont North Carolina will receive the Marillae Award for 1967 from St Joseph College Emmitsburg Maryland. The award honors selfless service by Catholic women and will be presented at a convocation on campus with Bishop Vincent Waters delivering the main address.
The Taneytown Lions Club hosted Farmers Night with 34 farmers as guests. District Sales Manager James Lee of Purina spoke on Agriculture Today, noting farm production rises and acreage growth since 1880. Disneyland’s 50 million visitors since 1955 is mentioned in passing.
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