The Pontiac Press: 1960-05-25

Abstract

England speaks ; City to sign bus lease agreement: Service may resume in Pontiac next week ; Ike will report to US tonight on summit flop ; Satellite taunts UN ; West dooms Red move to censure spy flights ; Detroit adopts city income tax ; State lifts tax lid to $85 million hike ; Fisher UAW unofficially picks Kehoe ; County pleased at status quo ; GM pay up as living costs rise ; Nixon cinches GOP nomination ; A big kink in this story ; 7 volcanoes add to Chile's misery ; Committee OKs debt ceiling ; The day in Birmingham: Will advertise for bids on on six parcels of land ; Eye early trial on parking lots ; Orbiting spy moon set for test ; Nine Americans still in Germany ; Mental health official raps county's hospitals ; Vinson surrenders, starts court test ; Show may not go on this time ; Utica boys admit theft ; 2 from PCH to attend journalism workshops ; Jayne Mansfield expects 3rd baby ; 'Union Label' talk last of series ; US, Russia reported working on death ray ; Ike's presidential honeymoon over; looks as if he's in for a rough time ; Anglican Church ordains first Mohawk Indian ; Named prosecutor in Livingston County ; Jews finding Pope John good friend ; Camp program half filled for Frog Hollow ; Officials to meet on road routes ; Hoffa sues Paar, Kennedy on libel ; Ships crowding Detroit docks ; Hospital occupancy dips ; Detroit living cost down .2 per cent ; Gisondi arraigned in convict knifing ; Cuba to control Guantanamo visitors