The Pontiac Press: 1962-12-22

Abstract

First prisoner group arrives Monday in US: Complete deal for medicine, food ransom ; Exiles wary of prisoner trade ; Skybolt good on test but it's still doomed ; Nine children send mother for Christmas visit to parents ; Inspectors check swap supplies ; US warned by Soviets about mission to Congo ; 43 flee burning plane ; Winter arrives with snowfall, cold weather ; Macmillan hit by criticism ; Ask criminal contempt for Gov. Barnett, aide ; Birmingham area news: Commission's agenda covers traffic, parking ; Strike seems imminent ; N. Koreans claim U2 flew over ; Jury deliberating today in Hoffa conspiracy trial ; Motorists head for highways ; Break talks to Wednesday ; Reds charge two as spies ; Red guerillas kill US officer in Viet Nam ; Some prisoners US-bound ; Port Huron official cites IRS 'politics' ; Winter endangers stock in Soviet area ; Christmas should mean the touching of hands ; Osmun will direct 25th Dimes March ; CAB calls off fare hearing ; New superintendent will be welcomed ; Swainson ribs newsmen; Gets $7,000 from Grand Rapids bank ; GM president sees healthy economy