The Pontiac Press: 1963-06-26

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Waves to the East: Berliners cheer JFK at wall : German throng hears Kennedy denounce Reds ; K may cancel Swedish visit ; Thorson jury still in session ; 'Free, united Europe key to world liberty' ; Little choice left on water ; House votes today on cut defense fund ; Federal funds OK'd for center ; Mohawk "E' gets the ax ; Attorney General speaks: Rights plan approval urged ; Birmingham area news: Subdivision will get sprinkling restrictions ; Heavy Nebraska rainfall brings new flood threat ; Trieste hits bottom in 2nd Thresher probe ; Suit may halt river project ; E. Germany wants big show for K ; Profumo fired from council ; Pastor nixes NAACP job ; Tribute to Evers held in Boston ; Commission votes new parking lot ; Doctor retains witness stand ; Hits outside interests of county official ; Girl struck by car 'in good condition' ; Pontiac city affair: Rezone land for auto business ; Bob says dog-gone ; Takes action on hospital: Rochester OKs utility service ; Romney due in Utica: Traditional Fourth set ; Public hearing set on sewer ; Brooklands plans carnival with bands, races, rides ; Restaurant owners defend fill in in part of Union Lake ; Milford applies for grant to help in road program ; Walled Lake pair jailed in robbery ; Wilson-Jarvis vows: Married in Clarkston ; To lecture at hospital near Almont ; Township approves food display rule: To shift teachers for 'racial balance' ; Cologne, Bonn greet president wildly ; Denver scene of bias protest ; 23 Cuban refugees will return to Havana