The Pontiac Press: 1962-10-17

Abstract

Will miss S. Florida: Storm turns toward north ; Landry hails public service of the press ; No surprises are contained in courthouse mystery box ; United Fund torch lit ; Asking service at city offices ; JFK includes county on Nov. 1 state itinerary ; Slate politics on TV tonight ; Reach agreement on Berlin ; Charges Russ saved Castro ; Followed law, says Barnett ; Will Kennedy rip into Ike? ; Birmingham area news: School building costs sliced to meet budget ; Father of 3 dies in crash ; Roberts-Smith debate slated: Senate opponents vie Friday at MSUO ; Soviet Union orbits scientific satellite ; LA rehires Alston; Leo to remain ; 'Repeat' blast wrecks home ; Fidel hails Ben Bella, blasts US ; Kiwanis gives cash to develop park ; Pre-election tour finds ‘little guys' restive ; More students at Waterford ; Men learn to say 'oui' faster; women say it better ; Lesinski talks in their terms ; 'Campaign monstrosity' ; Supreme Court's former clerk dies ; Vatican Council to discuss use of vernacular at Mass ; Boy's troubles multiply with police visits ; 2 radio hams communicate by way of moon