On this day

March 26, 1963

Revisit the news, notable people, and historical moments connected to this date.

Historical Context for March 26, 1963

In 1963, the world population was approximately 3,192,807,828 people^[†]

Notable Births

1963Natsuhiko Kyogoku, Japanese author^[†]

Natsuhiko Kyogoku is a Japanese mystery writer, who is a member of Ōsawa Office. He is a member of the Mystery Writers of Japan and the Honkaku Mystery Writers Club of Japan.

Filter by:

Headlines from March 26, 1963

U.S. URGES KOREA TO SCRAP JUNTA FOR CIVIL REGIME; Policy Statement Warns Prolonged Army Rule Threatens Stability Issue Is Re-examined

By Unknown Author

WASHINGTON, March 25-- The United States said today that a prolongation of military rule in South Korea "could constitute a threat to stable and effective government."

None0 words

Article 1 -- No Title

By Unknown Author

Queen illus at Geraldton, Australia

None0 words

2 SIDES STIFFEN IN FRENCH STRIKE; Crisis Deepens After Coal Talks Fail--de Gaulle's Foes Renew Offensive Gas Rationing Planned CRISIS DEEPENING IN FRENCH LABOR

By Henry Giniger Special To the New York Times

Opposition groups say Govt should raise workers salaries rather than build nuclear force; Popular Repub Movement group seeks natl referendum on nuclear issue; Gaullist newspaper replies

None0 words

Supreme Court Tightens States' Red Inquiry Rules; COURT RESTRICTS INQUIRIES ON REDS Refuses to Bring List Effect of Decision

By Anthony Lewis Special To the New York Times

Gibson v Fla Legis Investigation Com: Ct, 5-4, rules state must have evidence of subversive influences in legitimate orgn (NAACP in present case) before querying orgn about Communist infiltration

None0 words

HELLER ASSERTS ECONOMY KEEPS SCHEDULED PACE; President's Chief Economic Adviser Sees 'Continued Moderate Expansion' ASKS NEW TAX PROGRAM He Finds Rise in Consumer Spending and Business Investment Hopeful The Forecast for 1963 PACE OF ECONOMY HEARTENS HELLER

By Richard E. Mooney Special To the New York Times

Econ Advisers Council Chmn Heller says growth rate is in keeping with Adm forecasts but that 3% is not good enough, s, Washington

None0 words

Demands for Boxing Ban Grow As Davey Moore Dies of Injury; Demands for Boxing Ban Grow As Davey Moore Dies of Injury Lavorante Still in Coma Payment of $40,000

By Gladwin Hill Special To the New York Times

Moore, Davey

None0 words

2 U.S. AIDES BACK SECRECY IN CRISIS; Sylvester and Manning Tell House Group That Security Forced Cuban Silence Under Recent Criticism Blackout Called Vital 2 U.S. AIDES BACK PARTIAL SECRECY State Office 'Wide Open'

By Cabell Phillips Special To the New York Times

subcom hearing; Asst Sec Sylvester sees need to withhold some data during crises; discusses Adm policy during Cuban crisis; Manning says State Dept is 'wide open' but sees need for limitations for security reasons; hearing illus

None0 words

STEVENSON CALLS EUROPE'S DEFENSE FIRM U.S. POLICY; Assures Allies Commitment Is Unquestioned Part of Nation's Protective Plan REBUTS FRENCH DOUBTS Reply to de Gaulle Implied-- Envoy Presses Program for NATO Atom Forces Reply to de Gaulle's Views Force a Pilot Project STEVENSON VOWS U.S. AID TO EUROPE U.S. Veto Retained Costs Held Manageable

By Drew Middleton Special To the New York Times

Amb Stevenson asserts US determination to defend Eur, s, NATO Defense Coll; backs 2 proposed nuclear forces

None0 words

1964 FORMIDABLE TO ROCKEFELLER; Presidency 'Is So Big,' He Sees No One Fully Fit 1964 FORMIDABLE TO ROCKEFELLER

By Douglas Dales Special To the New York Times

Syracuse

None0 words

Both Sides Are Wary; U.S.URGES KOREA TO SCRAP JUNTA

By A.m. Rosenthal Special To the New York Times

None0 words

Russian Says U.S. Broke Pledge on Nuclear Checks; Repeat Dean 'Assurance' 'BAD FAITH' LAID TO U.S. BY SOVIET

By Special to The New York Times

Geneva conf; Tsarapkin, in charging US bad faith on inspections, says Kennedy aide Dr Wiesner told USSR Dr Fedorov that US would be satisfied with 3 yrly checks; says Amb Dean privately said US would be satisfied with 2-4; Stelle insists US has always held 3 inspections inadequate

None0 words

Weathermen Plan Direct Soviet Link; LINK WITH SOVIET FOR WEATHER DUE From Weather Satellites

By John W. Finney Special To the New York Times

Illus of Delta rocket that will launch S6 pay load into orbit from Cape Canaveral to study upper atmosphere

None0 words