Banner year predicted for auto business in 1966
Danville Virginia reports optimistic forecasts from GM Ford Chrysler and AMC leaders for 1966. Executives say US auto demand could rise to about nine million units with growth into the 1970s and potentially 10 million in near term, driven by investment, overseas expansion, and steady income growth.
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Chaos Across Several Fronts Stretches World Ties
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