What happened on June 7, 1963?

Headlines from June 7, 1963

• ✈️ World Air Show Opens – The 25th World Air Show opened in Paris, showcasing European dominance and setting an air record.
• ✝️ Pope John Buried – Pope John XXIII was buried in St. Peter's Basilica with majestic rites attended by a large crowd.
• 🤝 Building Unions Pledge – Building unions pledged to fight hiring bias, assuring the mayor of their commitment to open hiring practices.
• 📈 Treasury to Sell Bonds – The U.S. Treasury announced a $1.25 billion bond sale as part of a new borrowing plan to meet budget deficits.
• 🌍 Economic Bloc Liaison – The Assembly of European Union urged for better liaison between economic blocs to enhance cooperation.
• 📚 Mars Trip Symposium – A symposium discussed plans for a Mars trip, estimating costs at $20 billion with a proposed launch by 1975.
• 📰 Kennedy-Macmillan Meeting – President Kennedy is expected to meet with British Prime Minister Macmillan to discuss support for military plans.
• 🎓 Alabama U. Integrates – Alabama University prepared for the enrollment of three Black students, with federal aides meeting school officials.
• 💼 Labor Seeks Inquiry – Labor leaders pushed for a parliamentary inquiry into security aspects related to the Profumo affair.
• 📉 Stock Market Mixed – Stock trading showed mixed results, with declines in tobacco and sugar sectors despite some advances.