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March 6, 1962

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High Court Holds Airports Liable to Neighbors for Din; Rules, 7-2, Property Owners Must Be Paid for Noise, Fear and Vibration-- Dissenters See U.S. Responsibility High Court Finds Airports Are Responsible to Neighbors

By Anthony Lewis Special To the New York Times

US Sup Ct, 7-2, rules airport, operated by Allegheny County, must compensate T N Griggs for forcing him to vacate nearby home because of low-flying craft; dissent holds Fed Govt not county liable

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GROMYKO TO JOIN TALKS AT GENEVA IN POLICY CHANGE; Khrushchev Accepts West's Proposal of Arms Parley at Ministers' Level KENNEDY PLAN ASSAILED Russian Denounces Decision to Resume Tests--U.S. Seeks Treaty Formula GROMYKO TO JOIN TALKS AT GENEVA

By Tom Wicker Special To the New York Times

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Ex-Soviet General Said to Aid Castro; EX-SOVIET OFFICER SAID TO HELP CUBA

By Tad Szulc Special To the New York Times

Gen Lister, who served with Communists in Spanish Civil War and as USSR gen, reptd to hold high mil position as adviser on strategy and on use of advanced weapons from USSR, bloc

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CITY FIGHTS LEASES BARRING CHILDREN; Wagner Tells Democrats He Plans Legislation to Bar Adult-Only Rentals CITY FIGHTS LEASES BARRING CHILDREN

By Warren Weaver Jr. Special To the New York Times

State Com women's div conf; Wagner, McKeon s; McKeon names Mrs B Zeck to com to propose reforms; conf illus

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PARIS TO BOYCOTT PARLEY ON ARMS; France Says Only Big Four Can Work Successfully to Reduce Weapons PARIS TO BOYCOTT PARLEY ON ARMS

By Henry Giniger Special To the New York Times

France to boycott 18-nation disarmament conf; again insists only 4-power conf could bring results

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1962Alison Nicholas, British golfer^[†]

Alison Nicholas is an English professional golfer, who won the 1997 U.S. Women's Open.

Historical Context for March 6, 1962

In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people^[†]

Headlines from March 6, 1962

High Court Holds Airports Liable to Neighbors for Din; Rules, 7-2, Property Owners Must Be Paid for Noise, Fear and Vibration-- Dissenters See U.S. Responsibility High Court Finds Airports Are Responsible to Neighbors

GROMYKO TO JOIN TALKS AT GENEVA IN POLICY CHANGE; Khrushchev Accepts West's Proposal of Arms Parley at Ministers' Level KENNEDY PLAN ASSAILED Russian Denounces Decision to Resume Tests--U.S. Seeks Treaty Formula GROMYKO TO JOIN TALKS AT GENEVA

Ex-Soviet General Said to Aid Castro; EX-SOVIET OFFICER SAID TO HELP CUBA

CITY FIGHTS LEASES BARRING CHILDREN; Wagner Tells Democrats He Plans Legislation to Bar Adult-Only Rentals CITY FIGHTS LEASES BARRING CHILDREN

PARIS TO BOYCOTT PARLEY ON ARMS; France Says Only Big Four Can Work Successfully to Reduce Weapons PARIS TO BOYCOTT PARLEY ON ARMS

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