What happened on June 28, 1951?

Headlines from June 28, 1951

• 🏥 Red Cross Fundraising – Red Cross convention ratifies campaign to raise funds for defense and disaster aid efforts in the U.S.
• 🇺🇸 U.S. Labor Bill Passed – House approves bill to import Mexican farm workers without penalty clause, easing labor shortages.
• 🇫🇷 France Bans Red March – French Cabinet prohibits planned demonstration in Paris demanding a five-power peace conference.
• 🚢 Ships Set to Depart – Thirty ships expected to leave port as strike ends, with higher costs noted in shipping.
• 🌍 Spain Receives Aid – Spain to receive U.S. technical aid to accelerate industrialization, opening four new plants.
• 📈 Business Loans Surge – Loans to businesses jump by $131 million as Treasury bill holdings rise significantly.
• ⚖️ Smith Act Decision – Civil Liberties Union joins anti-communist groups to contest Smith Act decision in Supreme Court.
• 🎾 Robbins Wins Golf – Robbins captures U.S. Seniors' Golf title with a record score of 140, winning by two strokes.
• 📊 Market Prices Rise – Prices in the U.S. rise 8.9% over the year, with significant increases in food and living costs.
• 🎶 Mozart Opera Festival – Glyndebourne Festival features a 3D production of Mozart's 'Cosi Fan Tutte' with Fritz Busch conducting.