The Pontiac Press: 1960-06-13

Abstract

Eisenhower flies to Philippines: Still determined to visit Japan despite rioting ; School balloting picks up in city and Waterford ; Charge Flint trio with murder ; Employed total leaps a million ; 'Aunt Lib' dies, age 104; was born at Cass Lake ; Tokyo violence cooling; 25,000 police to guard Ike ; Motorists, take care! Schools are letting out ; Furniture for embassy 'too costly, wasteful' ; The day in Birmingham: City and Bloomfield Hills vote on school positions ; Out to become state senator ; Millions cut off foreign aid bill; 3 billion left ; Donald Adams in judge race ; Warns about fireworks ; Sheriff's post sought by Hight ; Caro woman dies 10 days after crash ; Aerial picketing latest wrinkle ; Oliver Powers gets passport; 'sure' to see son ; Avon youth inured helping change tire ; Actress Jean Seberg is suing for divorce ; Nixon whipped Brown by 148, 350 ballots ; Wall Street differs on Fed interst drop ; TWA wins right to ax Cincy route ; Capital's latest wisecrack: Rocky is rich man's Stassen ; Accuse South Africa of concealing deaths ; Ingrid, Roberto win annulment of marriage ; Shipbuilders to get aid on ocean fish vessels ; South's agriculture cultivates Johnson