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58 Months of Prosperity Drive Faces Longer Boom But Slower Pace
The text argues the 1961 to 1966 expansion is the longest except WWII, with the current upturn already near double the average. It notes leading indicators mostly positive, auto sales and manufacturing fueling growth, while housing declines and steel output slide. It forecasts continued growth into 1966, aided by plant spending and government outlays, though auto levels may soften.
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