The Pontiac Press: 1960-05-27

Abstract

Reveals tampered US seal: Lodge shows UN Red 'Trojan Eagle' ; Armed forces rule Turkey in quick bloodless grab: Revolt leaders believed to be friends of West ; Lodge charges Soviets want to maintain crisis ; Parades, services for Memorial Day ; Holiday traffic vigil started ; Reds to boom aggression, Herter warns Congress ; Japan reaffirms invitation to Ike ; Politicking laid to state GOP heads ; Economic aid to Cuba gets the ax ; Study UF budget requests ; National record set by PCH shot putter ; Crittenton won't construct hospital just east of city ; The day in Birmingham: Busy filling station thugs have a frustrating night ; Board adjourns hearing for teacher Mrs. Vogel ; 9th grader wins Kimball Award ; County split troubles Hare ; Drain building slows up roads ; Jury ponders Shirk verdict ; Finds state Dems favor Kennedy ; City tax rate stays $13.27 ; No TV classes this fall ; Hope for 'final' count today on Fisher vote ; 3 eastern railroads considering merger ; Census stings larger cities ; Photo space from rocket 135 miles up ; Say Nazi Eichmann nabbed in Argentina ; Reds would shift bases if all U2 flights ceased ; Studebaker-Packard car sales up 8,000 ; Red-Carpet treatment for Cliburn in Moscow ; Nature eases in beaten Chile