State Bankers See 1968 as Best Year for Connecticut
Connecticut bankers forecast 1968 will bring higher personal income production and employment. The Connecticut Bankers Association projects up to 50 000 more jobs and 5 to 10 percent gains in production and retail sales while noting defense links to Vietnam and possible shifts if settlements occur. Inflation and rate pressures may rise. cautious tax changes could help without stifling recovery. New York leads national garment centers, followed by California.