The Pontiac Press: 1961-09-28

Abstract

Syrian army officers rebel against Nasser ; Two county jobs halted: strike hurts highway work ; Walkout affects road projects to $200 million ; For gubernatorial chair: Nixon to campaign in California ; GOP leaders to pick chief amid dispute ; Kick off training for UF volunteers ; Rusk, home remain in N.Y. to confer ; For and UAW: smoothing out contract ; Auto magnate M.E. Coyle dies ; West wants world body to pressure Reds: asks U.N. for arms talk aid ; JFK to relax today; assigns homework ; Youth, 20, killed on motorcycle ; Rename Lansing building wing constitution hall ; C.E. Wilson rite Friday, 11 A.M. ; The day in Birmingham: to demonstrate methods of jet-age reading to unit ; Along the Rhine Valley: Bonn folk worry very little about war ; Ordered to sever sewer connections ; Dodge drops prices of many ’62 trucks