Auto giants see prosperity amid cautious optimism
Ford General Motors Chrysler and American Motors chairmen predict 1968 car sales near 9 million, with Ford closest to 9.3 million. Chapin and sources note American Motors may post its first profitable quarter since mid 1966, despite prior losses and a wary national mood over war and prices.
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Senate probes inequities in drug industry
A Senate investigation announced Tuesday targets the diet pill trade amid claims by Sen. Hart that doctors are recruited by drug suppliers to push weight loss drugs, with physicians earning 100000 to 300000 yearly in some cases. The probe, led by the antitrust subcommittee, also expands to pricing disparities in prescription drugs revealed by Sen. Nelson from a 29-city survey showing wide gaps between public agency purchases across cities.
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