What happened on November 15, 1951?

Headlines from November 15, 1951

• ✈️ Jet Plane Service Planned – France maps out new jet flights to Asia and Africa, sparking discussions on Atlantic tourist fares among airlines.
• 🎭 Opera Agreement Reached – Opera musicians secure a 10% pay rise as unions negotiate terms, marking a significant labor achievement.
• 📈 Chain Stores Gain – Chain stores report a 12.8% sales increase for October, marking the best monthly performance since March.
• 💼 U.S.-Canada Accord – The U.S. and Canada sign an agreement to extradite swindlers selling worthless securities to Americans.
• 🌍 Migration Parley Planned – Nations prepare for a migration conference in Brussels to continue the work of the International Refugee Organization.
• 🏇 Mexicans Lead Horse Show – The Mexican team retains the lead in a horse show, with the U.S. team finishing second in the jumping test.
• 📊 Stock Options Rules Issued – New regulations on stock options are introduced, aiming to curb inflation and streamline employee share purchase plans.
• 🏛️ Fashion Institute Upgraded – A fashion institute is designated as a college, enhancing its ties with industry and education.
• 🎉 Ballet Presents New Work – The ballet presents 'Tyl Ulenspiegel,' featuring Jerome Robbins, based on Strauss's tone poem.
• 🔍 U.N. Forum for African Chief – A hearing is demanded for an African leader's case against South Africa, highlighting international advocacy.