JUNE 24, 1976

THURSDAY
$1,000 INVESTED IN COKE STOCK (KO) IN 1976
WOULD HAVE MADE YOU $283,401 IN 2025
Min_Wage_Hourly: $2.50
Median_Home_Price: $37,760.00
Gas_Price_Avg: $0.88
Bread_Price_Avg: $0.40
Movie_Ticket_Avg: $2.29
First_Class_Stamp: $0.11
Milk_Price_Avg: $1.79
Top Movies By June 24, 1976
1 Midway
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Midway
2 Silent Movie
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Silent Movie
3 Taxi Driver
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Taxi Driver
4 Sparkle
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Sparkle
5 Black Heat
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Black Heat
6 Breaking Point
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Breaking Point
7 Sweet Revenge
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Sweet Revenge
8 Heartworn Highways
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Heartworn Highways
9 Jaws
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Jaws
10 The Rocky Horror Picture Show
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show
La Traviata
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La Traviata
Intimate Games
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Intimate Games
Underground
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Underground
Sky Riders
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Sky Riders
Shark Kill
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Shark Kill
Helter Skelter
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Helter Skelter
The Quest
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The Quest
The Money
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The Money
End Play
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End Play
The Keeper
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The Keeper
Black Shampoo
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Black Shampoo
Dynasty
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Dynasty
Dark Victory
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Dark Victory
The Mistress
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The Mistress
Circasia
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Circasia
Twin Detectives
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Twin Detectives
Hollywood Boulevard
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Hollywood Boulevard
Tunnel Vision
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Tunnel Vision
The Astrologer
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The Astrologer
Stay Hungry
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Stay Hungry
Joys
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Joys
James Dean
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James Dean
Rattlers
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Rattlers
Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw
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Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw
Tom Sawyer
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Tom Sawyer
Operation: Daybreak
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Operation: Daybreak
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Friday Foster
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Friday Foster
Barry Lyndon
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Barry Lyndon
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Television On June 24, 1976
Columbo poster
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Columbo
Sesame Street poster
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Sesame Street
Saturday Night Live poster
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Saturday Night Live
M*A*S*H poster
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M*A*S*H
Barnaby Jones poster
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Barnaby Jones
Charlie's Angels poster
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Charlie's Angels
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Nova
The Story of June 24, 1976

On June 24, 1976, the northeastern states of the United States united under the leadership of Governor Hugh Carey of New York to form an economic pact.

🧠 Inventions of 1976

Breakthroughs and everyday innovations from the year.

1 Personal Computer (Apple I)
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Personal Computer (Apple I)
2 Inkjet Printer
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Inkjet Printer
3 Computerized Flight Management System
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Computerized Flight Management System
4 Digital Music Sampling
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Digital Music Sampling
5 Space Shuttle Heat Shield
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Space Shuttle Heat Shield
6 Medical CAT Scan Commercialization
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Medical CAT Scan Commercialization
7 Electronic Trading Systems
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Electronic Trading Systems
8 Automated Teller Network Expansion
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Automated Teller Network Expansion
9 Optical Character Recognition Systems
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Optical Character Recognition Systems
10 Home Video Recorder Popularization
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Home Video Recorder Popularization

The Sounds of

The biggest hits of the year — Top 10 Pop & Country chart toppers

HEADLINES ON June 24, 1976

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  • Headline: Northeast States Economic Pact Formation. Impact: This economic pact somehow leads to an alternate timeline where the Northeast states become a superpower, known for their overly caffeinated economy and an obsession with pumpkin spice everything. Who knew that a simple agreement could lead to a pumpkin spice-fueled economic boom?. Fact: Did you know that if the Northeast states were a country, they'd probably be the world's largest consumer of coffee? Just imagine the negotiations over who gets to brew the first pot!.
  • Headline: European Communists Reach Policy Agreement. Impact: The accord among Europe's Communists gives rise to a new breed of hipster Communists in the future, who ironically critique capitalism while sipping fair-trade lattes. The irony is so thick you could cut it with a chainsaw.. Fact: Did you know that in some alternate realities, Communism is just a trendy fashion statement? The more Che Guevara shirts you own, the more 'revolutionary' you are deemed!.
  • Headline: House Passes Controversial Jobs Bill. Impact: President Ford's expected veto sends shockwaves through the political landscape, causing a ripple effect that leads to future presidents being more indecisive than a teenager choosing what to wear on prom night.. Fact: Did you know that if the public jobs bill had passed, it might have created jobs for people who would eventually invent TikTok? Just imagine the dance crazes that could have been!.
  • Headline: NAVY AND AIR FORCE SEEK MORE BLACKS. Impact: The Navy and Air Force's recruitment push leads to a covert operation where former recruits become the world's most elite 'undercover' agents, specializing in finding the best barbecue joints. It's a culinary mission, folks.. Fact: Did you know that prior to this recruitment drive, the military had a secret program involving cats as morale boosters? They found it very hard to recruit when the cats refused to cooperate!.
  • Headline: Public Works Bill Voted. Impact: The Senate's passage of the public works bill inadvertently leads to a nationwide 'DIY Revolution,' where everyone believes they can single-handedly build a bridge. Spoiler alert: they can't.. Fact: Did you know that if you stacked the amount of concrete from this bill, it would reach the moon? Oh wait, no, that was just a really bad joke about home improvement shows!.
  • Headline: United Press International KISSINGER AND VORSTER BEGIN TALKS: Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Prime Minister John Vorster of South Africa meeting in Bodenmais, West Germany, yesterday. Topics were South Africa, Rhodesia and apartheid. Page 3.. Impact: Kissinger and Vorster's talks lead to a bizarre timeline where diplomatic negotiations are replaced by dance-offs. The fate of nations now rests on who can do the best moonwalk.. Fact: Did you know that Kissinger once tried to negotiate peace through interpretive dance? Spoiler: it didn’t go well..
  • Headline: U.S. VETOES ENTRY OF ANGOLA IN U.N.. Impact: The U.S. vetoing Angola's entry into the U.N. creates a butterfly effect that leads to a future where the U.N. becomes a reality show, complete with dramatic eliminations and voting alliances.. Fact: Did you know that the U.S. vetoes are often just a warm-up for the real drama that unfolds in the U.N. soap opera? Tune in next week for another thrilling episode!.
  • Headline: F.B.I. BURGLARIES SAID TO BE FOCUS OF MAJOR INQUIRY. Impact: The FBI's inquiry into burglaries leads to a future where every government agency is required to wear body cameras, making the world a much more entertaining place for conspiracy theorists.. Fact: Did you know that if the FBI had focused on petty crimes instead, we could have avoided the whole 'smoking gun' saga? Maybe they could have just stuck to catch-and-release fishing instead..
  • Headline: BOARD ADVANCES MONTCLAIR PLAZA. Impact: The Montclair Plaza project leads to a shopping revolution where every small town becomes a suburban paradise filled with malls, resulting in an epidemic of shopping cart racing. Good luck finding a parking space!. Fact: Did you know that before Montclair Plaza, the biggest local attraction was a 'world's largest ball of twine'? Talk about an upgrade!.

Wall Street Time Machine

The Right Call: If you'd invested $1,000 in any one of these companies in 1976, here's what it would be worth in 2025.
Rank #1
BA
Boeing
Price in 1976
$0.29
Value in 2025
$726,602

Boeing - If you invested $1,000 in 1976, it would be worth $726,602 today (726.6x return)

Rank #2
WMT
Walmart
Price in 1976
$0.01
Value in 2025
$12,495,503

Walmart - If you invested $1,000 in 1976, it would be worth $12,495,503 today (12495.5x return)

Rank #3
INTC
Intel
Price in 1976
$0.18
Value in 2025
$199,890

Intel - If you invested $1,000 in 1976, it would be worth $199,890 today (199.9x return)

🦸 Top 5 Comics
Howard the Duck #1
Howard the Duck #1
$175
Eternals #1
Eternals #1
$7,500
Black Panther #1
Black Panther #1
$100
Logan's Run #1
Logan's Run #1
$450
Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man
Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man
$300
🧸 Top 5 Toys
Stretch Armstrong
Stretch Armstrong
$5,000.00
Cher Doll
Cher Doll
$250.00
The Sunshine Family
The Sunshine Family
$75.00
Electronics: Simon Game (Note: while not released in 1976, pre-release models and prototypes were popular in tech circles)
Electronics: Simon Game (Note: while not released in 1976, pre-release models and prototypes were popular in tech circles)
$150.00
C.B. McHaul Trucks
C.B. McHaul Trucks
$75.00
🎮 Top 5 Video Games
Night Driver
Night Driver
$200.00
Breakout
Breakout
$13,800.00
Death Race
Death Race
$45.00
Blockade
Blockade
$200.00
Sea Wolf
Sea Wolf
$50.00
⚾ Top 5 Trading Cards
Topps Star Trek Series 1
Topps Star Trek Series 1
$200
Brooke Bond 'The Space Race'
Brooke Bond 'The Space Race'
$700,000
Marvel Super Heroes Stickers
Marvel Super Heroes Stickers
$250,000
Dairyland Sugar Daddy 'Dukes of Hazzard'
Dairyland Sugar Daddy 'Dukes of Hazzard'
$750