The Pontiac Press: 1964-09-04

Abstract

Business leaders back Johnson: Endorsement seen as coup for president ; Top two GM execs see booming 1965 for automobile sales ; Italian Reds take independence line ; Reuther vows: No extension ; Livonia 'MD' said a fraud ; Road mishaps kill 27 ; Pontiac sets August mark ; Police forces up for holiday ; Barry calls morality top issue ; Tax levies have eased school growth pains ; Union asks members to hear LBJ ; Visitor to Cuba admits Red leanings ; Birmingham area news: Conferences to precede school opening in city ; Malaysia declares state of emergency ; Viet rule gets more confused ; Chances slim for Medicare ; Waterford revamps fees for school facility use ; M59 to open for traffic ; Protests could mar Tokyo Olympics ; Ballot issue OK'd for vote ; K likely to hit on 'two Germanys' issue, trade in Bonn visit ; British crime boom breaks the bloomin' records ; 5 Teenagers die; Car snaps in half ;