The Pontiac Press: 1961-09-30

Abstract

Egyptians tole to get out: Syria back on her own feet ; Civilian regime forms republic after revolt ; ‘Your cheatin’ heart will tell on you’: Basil’s Kiss reveals all ; GOB delegates to Con-Con may hit stalemate ; Nixon hits Knights charge of pressure as libelous ; Weekend talks held with Ford ; Recognition of Syria is put off by U.S. Youth charged with murder ; Fire fatal to Pontiac woman, 44 ; Tigers lead Twins, 6-4, as rain falls in sixth inning ; Pilots threaten to boycott DC8s ; Lansing argues aid to children ; Report Monday on mail drive ; Rusk, Gromyko show signs of negotiating Formula Accord ; Res string barbed wire around tiny U.S. enclave ; Says Red China can coexist ; Grand Trunk raises fares ; U.S. Negro fugitive seeks Cuban asylum ; The day in Birmingham: twelve down drain bids to be opened Monday ; Kennedy signs foreign aid bill ; Fall from car kills Independence man ; Pontiac General making history: breaks, occupancy, billing records ; FCC chairman wants newscasts in prime time ; California feud cools Republican zeal in west ; Norwegian ship ripped by blast; 21 dead, missing ; Picket lid clamped on west coast parts ; Episcopalians plan changes ; Square dancing classes to start Thursday at 8 ; Alliance Church holding missionary convention ; Holy communion at Trinity Methodist ; Cross of Christ has rally day ; Rev. Chalmer S. Mastin to serve Bethany Baptist ; Pastor, Layman at convention ; Rev. Rubert Porter in charge of music ; Youth for Christ singspiration set for Oakland Ave.