The Pontiac Press: 1964-11-10

Abstract

GOP lukewarm to proposed '65 convention: Party leaders want to let the dust settle ; GOP too far to right - Nixon ; Laborites win vote on steel industry plan ; Once is enough for pair who crossed lake in canoe ; See more rain for California ; Arraignment of accused killer Nov. 16 ; Papers, union tell of accord ; Chrysler chief gets award ; Alert poodle warns family ; Thief steals coins from collector ; Knew name on check ; New call is made for Red unity parley ; Ask township for speed limit ; Birmingham area news: Request for rezoning denied by commission ; Ford local-level strike talks continue ; Birmingham man buys industrial sites in Newark ; Citizenship denied to 'sleepy' man ; Resigns post in Walled Lake ; To accept fund for St. Joseph ; US resigned to NATO N-fleet pact delays ; State pickle firm sold at Edmore ; Little radios are 'hot line' extensions ; Stowaway to pay freight ; Sign maker confused ; Lifer charged with murder ; Say flight saved some jets from Cong mortar attack ; GI tells of freedom's price ; Did birds kill spaceman ; Protests mar Sato's 1st day ; Business group plans to buy Saginaw hotel