What happened on September 10, 1963?

Headlines from September 10, 1963

• 🏫 Schools Open Full Staffs – City schools open with full staffing for the first time in over a decade, despite some overcrowding and racial protests.
• 🇺🇸 Kennedy Urged to Address U.N – President Kennedy is encouraged to speak at the United Nations Assembly, with strong support from Adlai Stevenson.
• 📈 Cotton Crop Forecast Up – U.S. predicts a 2% increase in the cotton crop under the new acreage plan, indicating positive agricultural trends.
• ⚖️ Dirksen Backs Treaty – Senator Dirksen endorses an unqualified treaty, opposing any changes and expressing concern over a 'cycle of fear'.
• 🏛️ Huntsville Calm as Students Enroll – Huntsville experiences calm as Negro students enroll in schools, with positive community reactions noted.
• 💡 Co-op Head Urges Power Pool – A cooperative leader advocates for a U.S. power pool to unify private and public electric suppliers for greater efficiency.
• 🌍 O.E.C.D. Lectures France – The O.E.C.D. urges France to curb price increases, highlighting skepticism among member nations regarding compliance.
• 📚 Teachers Union Calls for Bargaining – The teachers union proposes a settlement pattern for national bargaining, aiming to strengthen organizing efforts.
• 🏗️ City Plan to Fill Vacancies – City adopts an eight-step plan aimed at attracting skilled workers to fill job vacancies.
• 📊 Bonds Shift Under Refunding Plan – Dealers adjust holdings under a new U.S. refunding plan, with banks purchasing treasury bills amid moderate trading.