The Pontiac Press: 1964-02-18

Abstract

Lawmakers back court decision ; 1 Man, 1 vote wins praise of both parties ; Agree in principle: Britain, Cyprus eye peace plan ; City realtor named to lead ’64 UF drive ; Whipping proposal: adults against, girls for it, boys say no ; Search starts for Ruby Jury ; Liner sights stricken ship ; U.S. still plans Viet withdrawal ; Area Chamber to install chief ; 4-millionth 1964 auto rolls off the line today ; ‘No big rush on revision’ ; Sale sought for R 20 land ; Wheat to Russia still halted ; Hoffa defense wins hearing ; Birmingham area news: ask figures for proof of rubbish cost claim ; Factions seek settlement on Florida railroad strike ; Woman hurt in 2-car crash ; Hope fades for lost four ; Complaint in Waterford: water level action disputed ; During final quarter of ’63: $1,011,149 state road funds to county ; Car-train crash kills parents, three children ; Five area communities pick candidates ; Avon residents, contractor at lull in battle over trees ; Orion Twp. church sets Lenten series ; Laine-Myers pair trades vows, rings ; Club marks 50th birthday ; Deadline set for sitter clinic ; Oppose charter change: Milford JCs to fight plan ; Walled Lake seeks school funds ; Dinner is set for teachers