The Pontiac Press: 1960-11-15

State gains seat in House shuffle ; Mounted police hold back 100 in New Orleans ; Rain slows deer hunters ; AF flying boxcar scoops up Discoverer pill over Pacific ; British Ford stock zooms ; Commerce man dies in crash ; Sen. Symington shies from defense post ; Nixon hesitates at bipartisan bid ; Plane crash kills admiral ; Liz Taylor’s sickness from virus and teeth ; Soviets plan new value for ruble ; Ask judges be disqualified: To rule on impartiality of 4 Genesee County magistrates in 2 cases ; The day in Birmingham: Relief sewers planned for southeast section ; City may end golfers' bragging ; Seek to avoid TV-radio strike ; River pollution trial ordered ; Electoral college system 'antiquated’-Broomfield ; Eyes foreign affairs position: Broomfield eager to fill committee vacancy left by Bentley ; Young Harrelson released on bond ; Swainson makes first appointment ; Canadians awaiting date for rail strike ; Romeo motorist suffers injuries in car mishap ; Pontiac State Bank declares dividend ; War against overweight in Marines ; Dems stumble in the Midwest: Conservative farm belt gives edge in region back to GOP ; Firm to insure vacations ; High court upholds contempt conviction ; U.S. citizen, alone in Congo, voted but he had problems ; Ike, Anderson confer on foreign aid policy ; Plan to protest foreign car display ; Liquid metals may be key to space greasing ; Negroes not guilty in school hassle