MARCH 1, 1971

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1971 Coca-Cola advertising artwork
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1971
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $207,777 IN THE 2025 DATASET
Min Wage Hourly$1.75
Median Home Price$25,960.00
Gas Price Avg$0.45
Bread Price Avg$0.27
Movie Ticket Avg$1.67
First Class Stamp$0.07
Milk Price Avg$1.35
Top Movies From 1971
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1 Billy Jack
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Billy Jack
2 Fiddler on the Roof
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Fiddler on the Roof
3 Diamonds Are Forever
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Diamonds Are Forever
4 The French Connection
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The French Connection
5 Summer of '42
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Summer of '42
6 Dirty Harry
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Dirty Harry
7 A Clockwork Orange
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A Clockwork Orange
8 The Last Picture Show
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The Last Picture Show
9 Bedknobs and Broomsticks
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Bedknobs and Broomsticks
10 Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song
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Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song
The Beguiled
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The Beguiled
Get Carter
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Get Carter
Pound
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Pound
The Aristocats
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The Aristocats
Gimme Shelter
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Gimme Shelter
Love Story
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Love Story
Husbands
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Husbands
Harvey Swings
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Harvey Swings
Breakout
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Breakout
Dropout
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Dropout

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Television On March 1, 1971
Sesame Street poster
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Sesame Street
Bonanza poster
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Bonanza
Bewitched poster
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Bewitched
Adam-12 poster
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Adam-12
Lassie poster
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Lassie
Mannix poster
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Mannix
Great Performances poster
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Great Performances
Tony Awards poster
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Tony Awards

Exact-date daily brief

March 1, 1971

On March 1, 1971, a significant diplomatic breakthrough occurred as an Israeli watchman, aged 59, was released by Arab captors, marking a moment of tension easing within the Israeli-Arab conflict. This day came amid ongoing unrest...

Inventions & Breakthroughs of March 1971

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

1 Microprocessor (Intel 4004)
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Microprocessor (Intel 4004)
2 Email System
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Email System
3 Floppy Disk
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Floppy Disk
4 Computerized Tomography Scanner
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Computerized Tomography Scanner
5 Video Game Arcade Machine
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Video Game Arcade Machine
6 Packet Radio Networking
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Packet Radio Networking
7 Automated Teller Machine Deployment
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Automated Teller Machine Deployment
8 Space Station Concept
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Space Station Concept
9 Electric Fuel Injection Refinement
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Electric Fuel Injection Refinement
10 Digital Watch
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Digital Watch

The Sounds of

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Headlines From March 1, 1971

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  • Headline: Israeli Watchman Freed After 3-Year Abduction. Impact: The release of S Rosenwasser led to an unexpected rise in inter-community dialogues, which inadvertently inspired the world's first international 'trust fall' workshop in the 1980s. Who knew that abductions could lead to team-building exercises?. Fact: Did you know that being abducted can sometimes lead to a lucrative career in motivational speaking? Just look at Rosenwasser!.
  • Headline: Revolutionizing Courtrooms with Instant Access. Impact: The establishment of instant courtrooms caused a chain reaction leading to the creation of instant everythingβ€”instant coffee, instant ramen, and even instant regret for those who thought a quick legal fix was a great idea. Fact: Fun fact: the only thing faster than an instant courtroom is the speed at which you can regret your life choices!.
  • Headline: Nicklaus Makes Golf History Again. Impact: Nicklaus winning the PGA for the second time sparked a golf boom that led to the creation of the mini-golf industry. Now families argue over who gets to pick the windmill hole on weekends. Fact: Did you know that if you win the PGA twice, golf claps turn into actual applause? It’s science!.
  • Headline: Nixon Returns to Capital. Impact: Nixon's return to the White House marked the beginning of a remarkable trend: politicians mastering the art of dramatic entrances, paving the way for future generations to exit stages with more flair than substance. Fact: Did you know that Nixon's return was so dramatic that even Hollywood considered casting him in a spy thriller? Too bad he was already living in one!.
  • Headline: U.S. MOVES TANKS TO SEAL FRONTIER TO ENEMY IN LAOS. Impact: The movement of U.S. tanks to seal the frontier in Laos inadvertently spurred a worldwide tank-spotting craze, leading to the formation of the first-ever tank enthusiast clubs. Who knew armor could be so fashionable?. Fact: Did you know that tank spotting is a thing? Some people really do have too much time on their hands.
  • Headline: Celler Asks a Civilian Draft Of Young Men and Women. Impact: Celler's suggestion for a civilian draft turned into an unexpected social experiment where young people learned to build IKEA furniture instead of serving, leading to a nationwide furniture assembly boom that lasted decades. Fact: Did you know that assembling furniture can also count as 'universal service'? I bet Celler didn’t see that coming!.
  • Headline: Fire Kills Two Children. Impact: The tragic fire that killed two children prompted stricter fire safety regulations, which in turn led to the invention of the smoke detectorβ€”an invention that saved countless lives but also caused minor spats over battery replacements. Fact: Did you know that smoke detectors have saved more lives than most superheroes? And they don't even need a cape!.
  • Headline: France's Mood Growing Uneasy. Impact: France's uneasy mood prompted a mass exodus of farmers, which ultimately led to a global trend of urban gardening, and believe it or not, hipster cafes sprang up overnight featuring 'locally sourced' non-existent produce. Fact: Did you know that 'locally sourced' can mean anything from your backyard to a farm 500 miles away, as long as it sounds good on a menu?.
  • Headline: Hotel Thefts Up Sharply Across Nation. Impact: The rise in hotel thefts led to the invention of the 'Do Not Disturb' sign, which has since evolved into a universal symbol for not wanting to deal with anyone ever again. Fact: Did you know that 'Do Not Disturb' signs are often more effective than 'Please Leave Me Alone' signs? They've been scientifically proven to deter both guests and relatives!.
  • Headline: Supporters of Supersonic Airliner Making Comeback as Issue Shifts From Environment to Economics. Impact: The comeback of supersonic airliners shifted public perception so dramatically that it led to the modern obsession with faster-than-light travel, which is still a work in progress as we wait for our hoverboards to arrive. Fact: Did you know that supersonic airliners made it possible for people to complain about flight delays in record time? Now that's progress!.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: A historical $1,000 investment comparison using the stored long-range dataset.
Rank #1
INTC
Intel
Price in 1971
$0.18
Stored value
$199,890

Intel - If you invested $1,000 in 1971, it would be worth $199,890 today (199.9x return)

Rank #2
JNJ
Johnson & Johnson
Price in 1971
$0.35
Stored value
$590,335

Johnson & Johnson - If you invested $1,000 in 1971, it would be worth $590,335 today (590.3x return)

Rank #3
PG
Procter & Gamble
Price in 1971
$0.39
Stored value
$373,578

Procter & Gamble - If you invested $1,000 in 1971, it would be worth $373,578 today (373.6x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Green Lantern #85
Green Lantern #85
$250
Amazing Spider-Man #96
Amazing Spider-Man #96
$400
Green Lantern #87
Green Lantern #87
$600
House of Secrets #92
House of Secrets #92
$1,200
Savage Tales #1
Savage Tales #1
$300
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Weebles
Weebles
$75.00
Lawn Darts (Jarts)
Lawn Darts (Jarts)
$250.00
Nerf Football
Nerf Football
$900.00
Mastermind
Mastermind
$150.00
Magic Rocks
Magic Rocks
$150.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Topps Baseball #513 Pete Rose
Topps Baseball #513 Pete Rose
$250
Topps Baseball #118 Thurman Munson
Topps Baseball #118 Thurman Munson
$199,999
Topps Basketball #55 Lew Alcindor
Topps Basketball #55 Lew Alcindor
$3,250
Topps Football #156 Terry Bradshaw
Topps Football #156 Terry Bradshaw
$1,500
Topps Baseball #341 Steve Garvey Rookie
Topps Baseball #341 Steve Garvey Rookie
$2,000