The Pontiac Press: 1960-07-26

Abstract

If platform poor: Nixon says he's quit race: Plank drafters will reconsider defense, rights ; Cut special education levy ; December bills will indicate 10th-mill drop ; Hoover rocks convention ; Republican learn from Dem errors ; Pontiac family rescued after drifting 27 hours ; Ike to highlight convention: Video views start at 6:30 ; Vice president toils for plank all night ; Governors can't sway Rocky ; Hoover says farewell for the 4th time ; Judd defends administration ; Keynoter Walter Judd in action ; State to back Nixon's rights stand : Bagwell, Ford supporting VP ; Arthur's store gets fourth facelifting job; Ex-city resident not murdered ; Ex-county official fills Sylvan post ; Ford sales up, but earnings off ; The day In Birmingham: City creeping toward parking ban on US 10 ; C of C frolics tomorrow at country club ; Expect Chile city of 40,000 to be inundated ; Zoners, trustees meet tonight in Waterford ; GOP galleries crowded ; To be Nixon's running mate? ; Doctor joins Pontiac Motor ; Spot census check is started in Lansing ; St. Joseph, Benton Harbor boast history, beaches ; AEC chief urges tests be resumed ; Bombs spark scout jamboree ; Sweden seeks cut in world armament ; Ah, to be chief exec ; Capitol bath shines up House, Senate wings ; Sterilized milk packaging fails ; Morton ideal Veep candidate ; GOP is hailed on womanpower in election voting ; Stock forecasting harder, says firm