The Pontiac Press: 1963-09-05

Abstract

Birmingham schools close after night riot: Board official says shutdown is temporary ; Koren on stand 3 hours in city manager hearing ; Ford claims 'most changes' ; 'Roar of a shotgun sounds like a cannon' ; Cranbrook gets growth grant ; City okays parking, closing of Saginaw ; Navy displays Thresher debris ; US curbs official travel to Viet Nam ; Jaycees to collect petitions at booths ; Birmingham area news: Ten new classes listed in continuing education ; It's split German or war, Nik believes ; 600 search for 6-year-old ; 'City' move leaders picked in Waterford ; Waterford unit sets airport discussion ; JFK has US borrowing in Europe ; Laws, apathy trip up nation's police ; Priest takes 'hoodlum' job ; Macmillan losing out with unions ; Salute to ex-governor postponed by conflicts ; Edsel Ford study set; At $24,000 a year: State job unwanted ; Adviser due in Liberia