What happened on March 6, 1962?

Headlines from March 6, 1962

• ✈️ B-58 Sets Records – B-58 bomber sets three records by crossing the U.S. twice in just 4 hours and 42 minutes, showcasing advancements in aviation technology.
• 🤝 Macmillan on Test Ban – British Prime Minister Macmillan expresses hope for a nuclear test ban agreement during Geneva talks, citing recent scientific advancements.
• 🕊️ Gromyko Joins Talks – Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko agrees to participate in arms negotiations in Geneva, marking a shift in diplomatic relations.
• 📚 NCAA Controls Amateur Sports – The NCAA is forming federations to better control amateur sports, aiming to enhance governance and integrity in athletics.
• 🏛️ High Court Ruling – The U.S. Supreme Court rules that airports must compensate neighbors for noise and disturbances, impacting property rights nationwide.
• 📈 National Dairy Sales Mark – National Dairy reports record sales figures, although profits show a slight decline compared to the previous year.
• 🏗️ Luxury Housing Limited – City regulations bar luxury housing projects, aiming to address housing affordability and urban development issues.
• 💼 Gimbels Merger Blocked – The U.S. government moves to block the merger of Gimbels and Schuster chain, citing concerns over competition in retail.
• 🔍 Savings Rate Rise – California thrift institutions are expected to increase savings rates to 4.75%, benefiting consumers and encouraging savings.
• 🎓 Finch College Fundraiser – Finch College announces a fundraising ball to support scholarships and an art museum, promoting education and culture.