The Pontiac Press: 1963-06-22

Abstract

Starts 10-day trip: JFK off to Europe tonight ; Significance attached to TV appearances ; Unknown man dies in wreck ; Kissing Khrushchev cheers cosmonauts ; Pope delivers first message ; Waterford planning new schools in fall ; Dearborn calm during March ; Burkemo 2nd, 1 behind Cupit ; Suit hits bar at Union Lake ; 'Russians in Cuba moving to act' ; Flea circus goes to dogs: She's scratching for talent ; Could offset Dixie loss: Negro vote to boost JFK? ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Hills receives postal code number ; Thorson tells his own story ; Republicans to choose site for 1964 convention today ; Laos neutrality in great peril ; YMCA Club now taking registrations ; 'Bribe suspect heads Mafia' ; Pontiac General OKs plan for financing parking lot ; Accident injuries kill Waterford man ; Mac intends to remain as British chief ; Russia-China split may become open ; For circuit court judges: Want waiver to speed building ; 'The Mirror Cracked': Will murderer try again