AT a time of economic uneasiness, social turbulence and foreign war, the nation's top businessmen still express confidence in President Nixon, but that confidence is wearing thin in several critical areas of policy. While business leaders approve of the President's economic policies in general, they fault him on several specifics. Their most pressing concern is inflation. On the broader issues, they back Nixon on the war in Viet Nam but show some misgivings over Laos and Cambodia and disapprove of his handling of student dissent. Their opinions could presage a wavering of business support for Nixon in 1972.
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