The Pontiac Press: 1953-11-03

Abstract

Probe called as 7 die in 4th Boston ship blast: 3 departments check sabotage possibilities ; Ex-Red official first witness in Detroit trial ; Being helped to health ; Congressmen and governors being elected ; Famous chimp, Joe Mendi II, ends zoo career ; Korean POWs still laugh at Reds; 'Explanations' bog ; 4 state United Fund drives reported 'over the top' ; Area voters ballot today ; Talk sincerity of Reds doubted ; Two Nobel prize winners named by Swedish paper ; Teacher shortage not quite so bad ; Hoffman denies probing taxes: Claims he isn't eyeing income returns of AFL Teamsters officials ; Voters marching to polls in many sections of state ; Birmingham rejects move to include Sheffield Estates in street oiling program ; Bystander hurt in 3-car crash ; Say marital ruling shifted to New York ; Soviet claims varied bombs: Moscow radio says Reds have many types of atom, H-weapons ; Rev. Harold C. DeWindt: New York minister named pastor at Kirk in the Hills ; Two await hearing on resisting officer ; Elizabeth pledges British will work for world peace ; First Baptists at Birmingham planning class ; Usual $1 dividend declared by GM ; Today's story of 3 rivers is future history of man ; Docile inmates snooze under pill influence ; Police catch fugitive airmen ; GOP steps up pace of activity among farmers ; Obnoxious raccoons cause own removal ; Collision spills gravel on road ; Police checking two sitter clues ; Williams Lake PTS to send delegates ; National Guard may get robots ; New extension group elects first officers ; William Price named Young Democrat head