Foreign investment fuels stock market trend in 1970s outlook
The piece notes rising foreign demand for U.S. equities, with $2.8 billion in 1958 and $23.2 billion in 1971, and a NYSE forecast of a $6 billion net foreign inflow in 1972. Economists see this as liquidity and stability supporting a broad advance through the 1970s, despite political and global factors.
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Fad-Up Wife Bails Sleeping Mate in Oil Fad-Up
In Manfredonia Italy police jailed a 20 year old woman after she admitted pouring burning oil into her sleeping husband s car due to alleged mistreatment. The husband needed treatment for burns.
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Florida Primary Boosts Nationwide Attention
Miami reporters, cameras, and a soft rock rally crowd highlight the Florida presidential primary on March 14. Politicians, networks, and newsrooms converge as campaigns promise unprecedented publicity and cash flow, while debates over ecological and population impacts echo across the state.
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