The Pontiac Press: 1962-06-04

Abstract

N-test a dud; Warhead drops into Pacific: still uncertain on condition of high air bomb ; 130 die in flaming jetliner wreckage ; Atlanta mourns loss of scores of civic leaders ; Plane can't rise from Orly field ; Two survivors thrown clear ; Scholle opens fire on Romney ; Selling sends market down ; Judges OK question based on wiretap ; Way clears for Britain, trade unit ; Fine, handmade violins hobby for senior citizen ; Scout-O-Rama big success ; Parties siding on constitution ; Roberts to run for re-election ; The day in Birmingham: City commission to air budget plans at hearing ; Court upholds sit-in appeal ; Supreme Court to reargue western water ; All over Georgia city, mourners ask 'why?' ; Fire fighter to douse 'blaze' ; Floods roll over Kansas ; Carpenter prayed after trip ; Ex-mental patient held in stabbing ; Kennedy send regrets to bereaved Atlantans ; HST arrives in NYC ; Nixon faces tough test in primary tomorrow ; Adenauer sees united front ; Ex-church council head will retire as pastor ; State traffic kills 12 over weekend ; Here's correct pronunciation of names in news ; US units get on-job training ; Sees similarity in 707 crashes: Notes Air France jet listed on take-off as American craft did ; Revolt put down by Betancourt ; 35-hour week likely to push up labor costs ; Sells out interests in Frisco to Hearst ; Red bloc heads plan summit ; US professor is kicked out by South Viet Nam ; Held in fatal shooting of best friend in Detroit ; W. German airlines halted by strike