The Pontiac Press: 1960-03-30

Abstract

Is the city ready to surrender to beatniks?: Judge doubts legality of ban on coffeehouses ; May seek tax hike to finish courthouse: Move to set up August vote tentatively OK'd ; UN will tackle African turmoil ; Nautical enthusiasts turn out ; Cuban denies anti-US plot ; 500 attend first boating class ; Whee! Mercury will rise to 70 ; Ike sees hope in attitude of Reds on disarmament ; Hoffa gets approval of egg men ; Employes group installs officers ; Two men freed on stock charge ; The day in Birmingham: Baldwin Library work okay despite weather ; Vacationland sold for piggyback ferry ; State plumbing code delayed again here ; Two-year-old hit by auto; in hospital ; Two admit beating pair ; 5,000 Negroes march in Louisiana capitol ; Approve air hangar bids $20,000 over estimate ; Mr. Isolationist: Read this ; Station F106 at Selfridge ; Census takes must not talk about politics ; Revamped House civil rights bill returned to Senate by committee ; All is not so peaceful on the farm these days ; Again seek jury for Knight today ; Salvation Army has proud report ; No moon man for US in 60's: NASA chief predicts astronaut won't land until after 1970 ; All Michigan science rocket being proposed ; Average professor gets $6,810 yearly