The Pontiac Press: 1964-04-20

Abstract

Spring election vote may be heaviest in years ; Noon turnout indicates push to 50 per cent ; U.S., Reds cut N-production ; Johnson, K disclose plans ; Antipolio cube drive is overwhelming success ; Board OKs ’65 budget; awaits cut ; Idea of ‘C’ university gets backing of OU speakers ; Report gains in rail talks ; Pontiac polls remain open until 8 P.M. ; Order names protest leaders: judge bars fair stall-in ; Tie-up slated by CORE unit ; Castro threat to overflights brings warning from U. S. ; From drive-in employes: 2 robbers get $12,005 ; Laotian coup collapses after opposition by U.S. ; Birmingham area news: Unitarian Church group advances racial insight ; Drop order on election ; Free showing of cancer film ; Announces GOP bid in 3rd district ; 2 men take $300 in station robbery ; Improve your reading – XVI: be on guard against ‘loaded language’ ; Child seeks stone; plunges to death ; Auburn Heights Boys’ Club cited ; Infant’s body found in Troy ; First aid course begins Wednesday ; Lutherans set family series ; Music show set at Romeo High School