The Pontiac Press: 1960-11-01

Abstract

City renewal projects starting this week ; Urban program purchase prices OK’d by HHFA ; Ike to step up drive for Nixon ; Little area spirits dampened, but day bright for bike winner ; Boosts beach for supervisor ; Sen. Kennedy labels Nixon Social Security turncoat ; May seek to end reign of county auditors' head ; Britain to berth US N-subs ; Key states on his side, Dick claims ; GM outlay will equal half billion in Michigan ; Waterford approves Water, Sewer Plans: To ask for federal funds ; Russians nab American 'spy’ ; Sewell L. Avery, 86, dies; Had long business life ; City's voter count lags behind ’56 ; US will ask Bonn to aid poor nations ; Anti-Catholics in minority: Episcopal layman says few Protestants rap Kennedy's religion ; Cuba accuses west of arms talk stall ; ‘Piano’ lessons will be given in Waterford ; Go-cart track to be protested ; Man must pay lor damage on nautical spree ; At Waterford board meeting: talk blanket insurance ; Swainson group backs income tax ; Watch Ohio barometer for election clue ; 2 area colleges get loan funds: MSUO holds $72,174 with Rochester school securing $13,500 ; 17. US can up growth rate, says Ranker ; Will ask poll of Finch jury ; Computer to tell persons age - lie for women ; Detroit tension less over Negro students ; Memorial held for 22 air victims ; Russ say Dag uses unit to praise seif ; British schedule big exhibition in Soviet Union ; TV debates have value but aren’t total answer ; Newsman O’Connor Soapy’s press aide ; 2,000-MPH. Airliner to set British to work