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Auto Makers See Bright 1965 Outlook From Ford
Detroit AP reports Ford Motor Co led optimism for 1965 with predicted U.S. sales up to 10.1 million vehicles, while Chrysler and GM offered differing estimates. Townsend of Chrysler expected 9.5 million minimum. Donner of GM saw over 7.8 million. Ford chairman forecast 8.7 million domestic sales, arguing it realistic. he cited a $1.6 billion three year expansion and labor issues ahead.
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