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Johnson faces 1967 economic lessons and 1968 plans
The article reflects on President Lyndon Johnson's self appraisal of national economic problems and policy during 1967. It notes inflation and recession threats, the challenge of balancing defense, overseas payments, social progress, and income growth, and the administration's faltering fiscal policy amid Congress resistance to tax increases.
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