SEPTEMBER 26, 1967

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1967 Coca-Cola advertising artwork
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1967
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $406,996 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min Wage Hourly$1.42
Median Home Price$20,090.00
Gas Price Avg$0.34
Bread Price Avg$0.23
Movie Ticket Avg$1.29
First Class Stamp$0.05
Milk Price Avg$1.18
Top Movies From 1967
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1 The Graduate
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The Graduate
2 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
3 Bonnie and Clyde
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Bonnie and Clyde
4 The Dirty Dozen
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The Dirty Dozen
5 Valley of the Dolls
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Valley of the Dolls
6 To Sir, with Love
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To Sir, with Love
7 You Only Live Twice
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You Only Live Twice
8 Thoroughly Modern Millie
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Thoroughly Modern Millie
9 The Jungle Book
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The Jungle Book
10 Camelot
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Camelot
Casino Royale
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Casino Royale
World of the Depraved
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World of the Depraved
Hotel
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Hotel
Be-In
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Be-In
Opus
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Opus
The Trip
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The Trip
The Honey Pot
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The Honey Pot
Games
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Games
Thunder Alley
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Thunder Alley
Operation Delilah
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Operation Delilah
Moving Perspectives
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Moving Perspectives
Spree
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Spree
Alter Egotist
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Alter Egotist
The Happening
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The Happening
Hombre
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Hombre
Joe Navidad
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Joe Navidad
Bomb Voyage
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Bomb Voyage
Our World
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Our World
Pink Panic
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Pink Panic
Lupe
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Lupe
The Lump
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The Lump
Jungle Island
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Jungle Island
Tobruk
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Tobruk
Eye Myth
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Eye Myth
Enter Laughing
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Enter Laughing
The Degenerates
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The Degenerates
Gunn
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Gunn
Quacker Tracker
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Quacker Tracker
Beach Red
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Beach Red
Caprice
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Caprice
Wanted
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Wanted
Jet Pink
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Jet Pink
Appetites
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Appetites
Ironside
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Ironside
Slave Girls
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Slave Girls
Hurry Sundown
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Hurry Sundown
Luv
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Luv
She Freak
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She Freak
Chilly Chums
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Chilly Chums
Hostile Guns
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Hostile Guns
Chuka
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Chuka
America's Newest Sport
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America's Newest Sport
How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
El Dorado
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El Dorado

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Television On September 26, 1967
Star Trek poster
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Star Trek
Bonanza poster
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Bonanza
Bewitched poster
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Bewitched
Batman poster
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The Fugitive poster
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The Fugitive
Lassie poster
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Lassie
Mannix poster
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Mannix

Exact-date daily brief

September 26, 1967

On September 26, 1967, reports emerged from Vietnam indicating a suspicious tally of votes during an election process, revealing a transfer of 443 votes. This incident raised concerns about electoral integrity amid the ongoing Vie...

Inventions & Breakthroughs of September 1967

Gadgets, lab surprises, odd bets, and future-shocks from this slice of the calendar.

1 ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
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ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
2 Computer Graphics Display
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Computer Graphics Display
3 Integrated Circuit Microprocessor Concept
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Integrated Circuit Microprocessor Concept
4 Electric Vehicle Prototype
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Electric Vehicle Prototype
5 Early Voice Recognition
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Early Voice Recognition
6 Satellite Weather Imaging Improvements
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Satellite Weather Imaging Improvements
7 Soft Contact Lenses Commercialization
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Soft Contact Lenses Commercialization
8 Digital Audio Recording Concept
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Digital Audio Recording Concept
9 Programmable Industrial Controller
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Programmable Industrial Controller
10 Medical Imaging Tomography Concept
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Medical Imaging Tomography Concept

The Sounds of

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Headlines From September 26, 1967

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  • Headline: Suspicious Vote Transfer in Saigon Region. Impact: The '443 vote transfer' incident in Vietnam set the stage for a series of electoral conspiracies that would plague nations for decades. This event inspired a generation of political operatives to take creative liberties with counting, leading to the birth of modern-day election shenanigans. Who knew a small village could become the birthplace of future reality TV star politicians?. Fact: Did you know that this kind of vote manipulation is so common that it could probably get its own reality show? 'Dancing with the Electoral Fraud!' featuring all the sharpest political moves.
  • Headline: Sir William Haley Becomes Britannica Editor. Impact: Sir William Haley's appointment as the editor of Britannica had a ripple effect that influenced generations of students who would rather scroll Wikipedia than crack open a book. The irony of a man guiding the most comprehensive encyclopedia while the world moves towards bite-sized content is a true testament to the pendulum of knowledge. Fact: Fun fact: Sir William Haley's leadership at Britannica is often cited as the moment when the phrase 'I Googled it' was officially deemed a legitimate source.
  • Headline: Dr. Winick Receives Physician of the Year Award. Impact: Dr. Winick's recognition as Physician of the Year inspired countless medical professionals to fight for the title, turning the world of healthcare into a bizarre version of 'The Hunger Games.' As the competition intensified, more physicians began prescribing 'award-winning' treatments. Fact: Did you know that the Physician of the Year award is often confused with the 'Best Physician at Avoiding Legal Trouble' award? The competition is fierce!.
  • Headline: U.S. Leaflet Drop On Village in North Branded a 'Foul-Up'. Impact: The U.S. leaflet drop mishap in North Vietnam served as a wake-up call for military strategists. This blunder not only highlighted the importance of double-checking your work but also contributed to future military decisions that would involve less paper and more digital communication. RIP to the trees wasted in confused propaganda. Fact: Did you know that the leaflets were so outdated that they were probably still advertising for the 'New Coke'? Talk about a marketing fail!.
  • Headline: PROSECUTOR DIES IN BROOKLYN COURT. Impact: The untimely death of prosecutor Felix G. Restaino left a ripple of uncertainty in the Brooklyn court system, leading to a series of delays and a number of 'who's going to fill his shoes?' discussions. The legal world held its breath, as they pondered if justice would indeed be served... cold. Fact: Did you know that in law, waiting for a new prosecutor is akin to waiting for a sequel to your favorite movie? You know it’s coming, but you’re not sure if it’ll be worth it!.
  • Headline: HAIPHONG TERMED A TROUBLED PORT; Labor and Food Shortages Described by Ship Crew. Impact: The troubles at Haiphong port sparked a chain reaction of labor shortages that would eventually lead to a global discussion about working conditions. This event was essentially the catalyst for future labor movements, proving once and for all that if you can't unload your cargo, you might as well start a revolution. Fact: Did you know that labor shortages at ports are so common that they could probably throw a party called 'The Great Docking Debacle'? Everyone’s invited, but nobody can unload their baggage!.
  • Headline: Teamster's Appeal Heard. Impact: The appeal of Teamster L. Campbell highlighted the absurdity of jury tampering laws and served as a reminder that if you can find a loophole, you might just win the jackpot in legal lottery. This set the stage for lawyers everywhere to get creative in their defense strategies. Fact: Did you know that jury tampering is like a game of chess? Except the pieces are people and the stakes are someone’s freedom. So, no pressure!.
  • Headline: Theft of $427,000 From Bank Is Laid To Church Teacher. Impact: The theft of $427,000 by a church teacher not only rocked the local community but also set a precedent that would lead to an influx of true crime documentaries. This incident proved that not all heroes wear capes; some wear clerical collars and carry very large bags. Fact: Did you know that this kind of embezzlement is so common that church teachers have a secret handbook titled 'How to Steal without Getting Caught'? It’s a bestseller among the morally flexible.
  • Headline: A City Shows Scars Of the Nigerian War; A City Shows Scars of Nigerian Strife; Ibo Stores Are Looted. Impact: The scars left by the Nigerian War on cities like Benin served as a grim reminder of the cost of conflict, influencing future peace talks and humanitarian efforts. This tragic event spurred a wave of art and activism that sought to address the root causes of war, forever changing how nations viewed conflict. Fact: Did you know that the looting of Ibo-owned shops became a cautionary tale for future store owners? Always check your neighborhood's 'war status' before opening your doors!.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: A historical $1,000 investment comparison using the stored long-range dataset.
Rank #1
JNJ
Johnson & Johnson
Price in 1967
$0.11
Stored value
$1,854,109

Johnson & Johnson - If you invested $1,000 in 1967, it would be worth $1,854,109 today (1854.1x return)

Rank #2
PG
Procter & Gamble
Price in 1967
$0.22
Stored value
$670,488

Procter & Gamble - If you invested $1,000 in 1967, it would be worth $670,488 today (670.5x return)

Rank #3
MCD
McDonald's
Price in 1967
$0.10
Stored value
$3,149,614

McDonald's - If you invested $1,000 in 1967, it would be worth $3,149,614 today (3149.6x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Amazing Spider-Man #50
Amazing Spider-Man #50
$2,000
Flash #175
Flash #175
$575
Fantastic Four #66-67
Fantastic Four #66-67
$150
Daredevil #16-17
Daredevil #16-17
$150
Green Lantern #59
Green Lantern #59
$600
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Lite-Brite
Lite-Brite
$150.00
Battlewagon
Battlewagon
$150.00
Silly Putty
Silly Putty
$75.00
Spirograph
Spirograph
$60.00
Easy-Bake Oven
Easy-Bake Oven
$150.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Topps Mickey Mantle #150
Topps Mickey Mantle #150
$500,000
Topps Tom Seaver Rookie Card #581
Topps Tom Seaver Rookie Card #581
$20,400
Topps Rod Carew/Buster Narum Rookie Stars #569
Topps Rod Carew/Buster Narum Rookie Stars #569
Unknown
Philadelphia Gum Gale Sayers #38
Philadelphia Gum Gale Sayers #38
$58,800
A&BC Chewing Gum Top-Flight Footballers Bobby Charlton
A&BC Chewing Gum Top-Flight Footballers Bobby Charlton
$1,500