What happened on February 15, 1963?

Headlines from February 15, 1963

• 🛰️ U.S. Satellite Lost – A new U.S. satellite intended for stationary orbit was lost 22,300 miles up, with a cost of $6 million.
• 🌍 Brown's Racial Program – California Governor Brown proposes a program aimed at ending the 'racial nightmare' in the state.
• 👷 Youth Work Corps – President Kennedy calls for the creation of two work corps to aid idle youth, seeking $100 million from Congress.
• 📈 Colgate Reports Rise – Colgate reports a 15% increase in domestic sales and an 8% rise in foreign sales for the year 1962.
• 📊 Steel Market Rise – Steel stocks lead a market rise as trading volume jumps significantly, despite profit-taking in other sectors.
• 🏛️ California College Plans – California plans a $400 million project for a college cluster at the University of California, San Diego.
• 🌐 Algiers-Tunis Talks – Algiers and Tunis foreign ministers achieve a settlement in their diplomatic rift, opening the door for further talks.
• 📚 Foreign Study Idea – Brandeis University students use Israel as a text for their studies, supplementing lectures with trips.
• 💼 Lending Changes Proposed – A presidential panel proposes changes to prioritize private credit for housing loans in the U.S.
• ⚖️ U.N. Cuba Fund Angers – U.S. Congress members express anger over the U.N.'s Cuba fund, leading to a Senate inquiry.