Stock Market Nears Historic Highs Driven By Tax Cut Hopes
The 1963 stock boom fanned by President Kennedy and Treasury plans for a broad tax cut fueled expectations for growth into 1964. Analysts cited dividends rising at General Motors RCA IBM Texaco and Xerox and a rebound in steel and construction as drivers despite inflation fears and a looming recession risk. The Dow Jones crested new highs as the market absorbed shocks from Haupt & Co. and Williston breaches, then surged after Kennedy's assassination and the NYSE aid to Haupt customers.
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