Babson Forecast Sees Peace Prosperity Amid Cold War Tensions
A 1965 forecast notes U.S. optimism under Johnson, warning of rising costs, labor pressure, and defense shifts. It highlights possible slowed inflation, space defense gains, stock market volatility, and potential IMF/UN moves, while stressing cautious investment and fiscal restraint.
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