Economic Outlook Good Market Break Seen As A Correction
AP Business News Analyst notes the 1965 second half should stay strong as business capital spending and consumer demand continue. A stock market break is seen as a correction, not a downturn, though risks include jitters, inflation in key materials, labor strife, and potential drops in consumer confidence. Employment remains high and incomes rise, with record personal savings offset by high debt.
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Major Robert E. Ley nicknamed Tiger Eyes due to piercing green eyes shares his outlook from Da Nang. He details the advisory team’s tough start, aggressive patrols, and a record of 400 Viet Cong killed or captured with 60 wounded and no American deaths or prisoners.
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