The Pontiac Press: 1962-11-20

Abstract

Castro bows to demands: Fidel will give up Red jets ; Say Indian forces holding back Reds ; 'Can't tell as yet if offer genuine' ; Top US, Russ envoys to talk over details ; Teamster aide faces prison ; US 'Muggeridged': Getting a king? ; To hurry council vote on Detroit fluoridation? ; Nehru appeals to US for helicopters, planes ; Ike said Nixon not fit in '56 ; Economic outlook brightens: $10-billion tax cut urged ; Pentagon denies charges: Havana claims Cuban ship bombed ; Birmingham area news: Commissioners delay rezoning on Lakeside ; German cabinet offers to resign ; City to discuss federal funds ; Storms rage in northwest, rain in east ; Soviets again flatly refuse to accept test ban inspection ; 'Reds can foil Cuba blockade' ; Threat to Guantanamo: Missiles in Cuba - paper says ; Steel no longer 1 - K ; Obsolete radar is menace to air safety ; Says Britain faces 'Algeria' in Kenya ; Russ-Red China split called unmendable ; Cuban crisis prepared nonmilitary ; Federation, AAU feud continued over selection ; Dodge makes trip to court, identifies bills ; Passengers 'escape' after warning light ; 10th atom sub has sea trial ; Chides new nations' nuclear research ; First one off all-jet strip is Trimotor