The Pontiac Press: 1964-01-17

Abstract

Soviets snoop near U.S. fleet ; Jets, warships in area during antisub drill; Glenn is candidate for U.S. senate seat ; Firemen ask shorter hours ; U.S. formally notified: France to recognize Peking ; Zanzibar frees 2 U.S. envoys ; Bob Kennedy undecided ; Settle dispute over highway ; 32 petitions are out for spring elections ; New cigarette peril? ; Peace feelers fail in Panama ; Viet Reds kill 5 GIs, wound 3 ; Vote officers new terms at first federal ; LBJ ‘dry up’ edict ignored in capital ; Pontiac General’s budget at $6.9 million for 1964 ; Birmingham area news: zoning issue not clear-cut ; For local governments: canvass boards a must ; Vote canvass illegal? Won’t affect election ; Police start magazine probe ; General strike hits Brazil; Dr. Wayne G. Grandstadt says: be thankful for the fruits of research ; Rescue teams free 7 German miners ; Venezuela police arrest Red leaders ; Vote set for Dublin school ; June 8 date in White Lake ; She’ll reign over festival: Rhubarb Queen will be selected ; Governor heads committee on manpower development ; Group wants education, highway posts elective ; Series set in Rochester on mission ; Clarkston area banquet: Jaycees choose speaker ; Avondale sets adult program ; Troy course in first aid ; 2 elected by cattle association