The Pontiac Press: 1960-02-10

Abstract

Spinner took 'listening fees': Ex-Cleveland DJ says funds weren't payola ; Federal panel to quiz Hoffa on Florida deal ; Top brass at Cape Canaveral ; $2 million building tagged for MSUO ; Bomb is thrown at Negro's home ; Cardinal Stepinac dies in Yugoslavia ; Abolish my position, Eastman recommends ; 'Business good, not great, in 1960' ; Jerry Lewis is asking to be clipped for $800 ; Sought straying evidence ; Moore eying postmastership ; The day in Birmingham: School board approves 4-mill vote issue ; To discuss relationship of social work, professions ; Mr. K takes off for Indian visit ; Two city judges will run again ; Pontiac League for the Blind sounds warning ; Oxford Twp. woman is struck by car ; Close Murphy Park toboggan run today ; Weather has variety, plenty of misery ; Jobless count down for Jan 15 period ; James Marshall files to oppose Robert Landry ; Touhy's son awaits grand jury hearing ; Urges ad decency drive ; Improvements hit $1,857,626 ; Boys can try in photo contest ; 1959 construction in city pushes over $9 million ; Cubs celebrate 50th anniversary of US Scouting ; Authorities find escapee ; Hawthorne, Wever scouts mark jubilee