Word: bullishness
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...first four rounds Williams fought with the assurance of a champion, deftly blocking Carter's bullish charges, jabbing and stabbing with lefts, uppercutting swift rights. But for all Williams' style, the blows bounced off dogged Jimmy Carter like pingpong balls. The Ike Williams zip, which had stiffened nearly half of his 137 opponents, was gone...
Leading the advance were the oil stocks, whose rosy first-quarter profits gave proof that the oil industry has felt none of the slackening demand that has piled up inventories in many another industry. Another bullish factor: British oil trouble in Iran (see FOREIGN NEWS). Up to new highs scooted Continental Oil, Cities Service and Amerada Petroleum; in three days Jersey Standard jumped seven points to 115¾, a new alltime peak...
...important, however, U.S. business has recognized that Canada is still a great industrial frontier. Says General Motors President Charles E. Wilson (whose company is currently spending $30 million to expand its Canadian operations): "This is a vast storehouse of mineral and agricultural wealth waiting for further development . . . G.M. is bullish on Canada...
...guard's conscientiously up-to-date children, such John Bullish opinions sounded like a scratchy old John McCormack record...
...pounds (and Dow-Jones points) heavier, the bull will make his second appearance on TIME's cover (thus joining the circle of such cover repeaters as Harry Truman, Winston Churchill, Joe Stalin, et al.). The cover story accompanying his first appearance indicated that TIME's editors were bullish on the U.S. economy and thought that, if all went well, the stock market would advance to about the point it has now reached. Next week's cover story will take a fresh look at the market and the economy...