The Pontiac Press: 1962-07-13

Abstract

House OK's aid to Commie nations: Would let JFK pick countries with a 'chance' ; Fairest of our land ; Political row stirs in county ; Senator spots dept. trouble: 'Farm office reports at fault ; Palmer captures 2nd British Open ; Selwyn Lloyd among 7 to quit Macmillan cabinet ; Wife to commit police officer ; Doctor's topic: Cancer warnings ; Beagle uses his bean ; Downtown group sets 2 meetings for next week ; Deadlock on Berlin, arms race looms ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield Hills schools to start rec program ; Stop ban-bomb group ; Troy youth's body is found ; House, Senate group hopeful over deadlock ; Winnie seems much improved ; 2 dead, 40 hurt in bus accident ; Russia serves N-test notice ; Laborite may get parks post ; Lt. Anderson wins coveted Guard badge ; Reveal revision of UF section ; French 'cheated' with TV: British get even on 'telly' ; Woman in home is 99 today on Friday 1th ; Suspend officer in artists union ; US pamphlet on depreciation goes on sale ; Board checks nonstrikers ; Fewer motions go with good drivers, device shows ; US official quits 2nd job ; AF may ground Slayton in wake of NASA action ; Franco's move called victory for liberals ; Bus patronage higher than '61 ; Kennedy family plans weekend in Hyannis Port ; Good roads group appoints director