The Pontiac Press: 1963-08-02

Abstract

County to double residents by 1980 as Detroit shrinks ; Tests may aid N-pact approval: Ends total ban fear ; Indonesian aid: More or less? ; No US arms for South Africa ; Rusk bound for signing of document ; JFK to persist in rights battle ; Tests show city prepared for water change-over ; Ward drifting nearer death still in coma ; Can No. 590,071: Pontiac ending year ; Division draws praise ; New protests hit Chicago: Red Chinese blasts Soviets ; Birmingham area news: New restaurant to open away from landmark ; 1st hurricane of season in Caribbean ; Scattered Korean gunfire is labeled insignificant ; Storm rips into Chicago; Lake swells ; Armed pair rob 2 in Avon TWP. ; JFK adviser pleas guilty ; At German border: Crowd sees 2 die ; Son of judge indicted in NY ; Ceremony planned for graduates ; Korean turncoat re-entry approved ; Tourists stranded as seamen strike ; Vatican blasts Red philosophy, asks vigilance ; 4-H'ers to parade through Pontiac ; Water problem to end in Utica ; Marriage performed by father of the bride ; Accused killer to stand trial ; Drain tunnel to cave in; 2 are rescued ; After Ortonville rites: Couple residing in Holly ; Keego road half done, motorists note ; Farmington sets hearing on street ; Boat accident fatal to man ; Troy chief says 'clash' led to firing ; Detroit mayor gets protest ; 3 landings in Cuba told by exiles ; 34 Viet Cong killed in fight ; 6,000 Spanish miners in 28th day of strike