The Pontiac Press: 1960-05-11

Abstract

Kennedy takes W. Virginia by storm at primary polls: Humphrey says he's no longer Dem candidate ; K turns sour on Ike - may nix Moscow trip ; Nixon triumphs with write-ins ; Hubert chokes up admitting defeat ; Eisenhower renews plea to Reds for 'open skies' ; Reds to see A-detection tests by US ; US spying a must for survival ; Haircut prices to rise 25 cents in area Saturday ; Only 10 townships press for hunk of millage pie ; Seek dismissal of Lassiter case ; The day in Birmingham: Census starts tomorrow for local school district ; Gals cast in important roles for state GOP's convention ; Midwest, east both plagued by cold, rain ; Henry to appeal charter verdict ; Berkley lawyer judge hopeful ; 6 oppose union head at polls ; MSU open house slated this weekend ; Esther Williams resigns as swim pool firm prexy ; Muskegon population decreases by 2,610 ; 'Postal, gas, fuel hikes probably will be rejected' ; Cancer-suspect chemical in air ; Automakers held liable ; Cass, Dowagiac areas jump in population