The Pontiac Press: 1964-01-21

Abstract

Halts spending rise: LBJ proposes $97-billion budget ; ’65 request aims blow at U.S. poverty ; Trade accord announced by Soviets, Cuba ; Tanganyika peace broken by looters ; GMTC chief chosen head of committee ; Detroit police sift clues in mafia suspect bombing ; Dems, GOP clash on fiscal message ; Judge is irked in Hoffa trial ; Weeping Ruby claims remorse at Oswald death ; Avon Twp. home damaged by fire ; 3 home economists to cook ; Witness says Baker suggested gift to Johnson ; Quiz youth after ride ; Space shot may bring cooperation ; Urban renewal plan hits snag ; Dams on Clinton River deeded over to county ; LBJ proposes arms program ; Birmingham area news: school chaplain to lead civil rights processional ; City group reelects ; City set to order river plans ; Major crimes up in ’63 ; Backers block young endorsement: Glenn is winner in first political test ; Chou pledges help to Africa ; ‘First lady of ballooning’ is found dead in Pacific ; Less smoking? LBJ’s budget sees no letup ; No CIA outlay? It’s all concealed ; District nixed in Waterford ; France poll for Red China ; Budget shrinks – part missing ; Renewal aide picked for city ; Israel vows to proceed on project ; World almanac with chronicle of JFK tragedy