The Pontiac Press: 1962-04-27

Abstract

Roberts sees no reform in '62: Claims income tax is dead ; Cooperation fine on space efforts ; 2nd Us N-blast in series fired over Pacific ; They prefer tee to tea ; Rusk, Dobrynin slate meeting on Berlin today ; Macmillan urges West never to yield ground ; Oakland is included in fire permit ban ; Con-con seeks tactful way to backtrack on betting ban ; Delay on stadium lights ; Reaction to N-tests quite mild ; May 10 US date for steel firms ; Progress in talks with sewer workers ; To meet again in paper strike ; The day in Birmingham: 'Hills' to decide in June on swimming pool bonds ; Lady gets hep and hip 'twists' back in socket ; East, West split on another issue ; Educators elect Orleans prelate ; $8.85-million profit reported by AMC ; Students strike at Anchor Bay ; Tries to block tax by Detroit ; Near Muskegon: Lake sprouts sprouts ; Violent weather spits tornadoes at plains states ; Doris Day's son Terry signs record contract ; Japan and US launch rocket in joint effort ; Fire sets off events like A-chain action ; Polish papers see US tests as stubborn ; Michigan's map snubs claim by Ohio to lake area ; Detroit, Saginaw cited for traffic safety in March ; More buses slated in South ; Common Market bolsters Europe ; Bye, bye black bird ; Jet passengers safe after skid landing