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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1966

Page

15

Japan plans World Trade Center in Tokyo

Tokyo officials announce construction of a 40 story World Trade Center to serve as a showroom for cottage industries and a meeting place for merchants worldwide. The complex will include offices, exhibition rooms, a hotel, shopping arcade, bus terminal and parking. Horiuchi says funds come from World Bank and private ports, with completion by 1969.

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Holidays as Big Business Reshape Rest Days

The piece notes holidays have grown into major commercial events with dining out, shopping, and travel, alongside rising highway fatalities. Retailers promote heavily on days like Columbus Day and Washington's Birthday, as stores in New York such as Macy's Gimbels Sterns and Orbach's open for the holiday.

Washington New York Macy’s Gimbels Stern Bros Orbach’s Manhattan

Steel Boom In 1966 Surprises With Steel Industry Rise

The 1986 business surprise centers on steel as production surges, boosting the Business Week index to just under 150. Stockpiled metal has evaporated after last year’s labor pact, with demand rising and orders near the prior year’s peak. Strong consumption across the economy, not Viet Nam alone, drives the boom and larger inventories.

Viet Nam

GM plans 1.4 billion expansion in 1966

General Motors announced a two year expansion budget totaling 1.4 billion for 1966 focusing on capacity expansion and modernization in manufacturing administration and research. The release notes 1965 sales at 20.734 billion, a 22 percent rise from 1964, with 99 percent of revenue from automotive products.

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