Soviet Union Moves Toward Economic Realism in 1966 Plans
The Supreme Soviet adopted 1966 budget and development plans signaling a shift from heavy industry to balanced growth. Officials aim to reduce the focus on military spending, invest heavily in agriculture, and decentralize some decisions to boost consumer goods production and living standards amid slower overall growth.
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