What happened on September 15, 1962?

Headlines from September 15, 1962

• ⛵ America's Cup Begins – The 18th America's Cup series kicks off with President Kennedy attending, as 12-meter yachts compete in Newport.
• 🏛️ Public Works Bill Signed – President signs a $900 million public works bill aimed at projects in depressed regions, amidst partisan conflict.
• 💰 World Bank Bond Sale – The World Bank sells a $100 million bond issue across 25 countries, supporting loans to India and Pakistan.
• 📈 Trade Bill Advances – A Senate unit votes 17-0 on a trade bill allowing the White House to adjust tariffs, a key initiative for Kennedy.
• 🏆 Track Records Tied – Two world track records are tied in Belgrade, with Italy's Morale winning the hurdles and ltkina in the 400 meters.
• 🌍 Soviet-Saudi Ties Strengthen – Closer ties between the Soviet Union and Saudi Arabia are forecasted, emphasizing support for anti-colonial efforts.
• 📚 U.N. Guards Train in Judo – U.N. guards receive judo training to enhance self-defense capabilities alongside their standard armament.
• ⚖️ Training for Justices – A program outlines training courses for non-lawyer magistrates, aiming to improve judicial processes.
• 🚢 Cargo Movement Declines – Cargo movement in major ports declines, reflecting a 5.5% drop from the previous year, impacting trade.
• 💡 Art Exhibit Opens – An art exhibit titled 'Environment: Words' invites visitors to contribute to a collaborative vocabulary project.