The Pontiac Press: 1964-02-17

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Judge denies acquittal for Ruby ; Motion made by defense of ‘brain injury’ ; In Russia wheat deal: union goes to LBJ in dispute ; Court sets rule of 1 man, 1 vote for U.S. House ; LBJ aide calls Cyprus ‘grave’ ; County traffic takes 3 lives ; $1-million Rubens theft his Brussels art gallery ; Court reverses Costello ouster ; ‘Torch is passed’ orders flood AP ; Ike will join LBJ, Mateos ; Labor leaders list ’64 goals ; City to eye vote on tax rate boost ; McNamara, Gen. LeMay contradictory on missiles ; To fight bill for whipping ; 3 Yanks killed, scores hunt: Ricksha boy held in Saigon bombing ; Hoffa defense starts its care ; Birmingham area news: city manager opposes trash contract change ; Juvenile unit millage eyed ; Gale force storm rips east, kills 13 ; Ice breakup claims 1 life ; Old Courthouse site: hearing is set on lot ; Continue search for four lost in light aircraft ; Man and space: intrigue on scientist’s report recalled ; In Walled Lake: ex-fire chief is suspended ; Fifth write-in runs in Romeo ; Colwell-Shea rites performed Saturday ; Area voters name slates ; Fire hurts man in Orion Twp. ; Blaze guts home Orchard Lake ; Garden club to hear about landscaping ; Citizen of year award goes to Rochester woman, 83 ; Suspended Utica officer moves to get job back ; Radio group plans confab ; Newlyweds make home in New York ; Pickets to protest state Solon’s vote ; Just as a --- newspaperman: lots of ways to call someone a ---- ; For parents: pupils provide pointers