The Pontiac Press: 1964-01-28

Abstract

Arraigned after arrest: Carter asks hearing on conspiracy charge ; Probe Flint land deal ; Soviet peace plan: burn the bombers ; U.S. considers Cyprus ; Governor to right for Constitution ; Press opens cook school; China: break Chiang ties; French say now ; GOP chairman request: ask Baker case perjury quiz ; Officer claims bribe attempt ; Osteopathic school goes to Lansing ; Year-long outbreak stuns county: girl another victim of teen violence ; Kennedy: Malaysia issue could mean all-out war ; Salvation Army elects officers ; Four days remain for city to register ; District Seven needs primary ; Pontiac budget up for okay tonight ; Echo to visit area twice ; Sales lagging on auto tags ; Birmingham area news: commission to consider review board changes ; Funderal rite set for mayor ; Ex-official to file for city post ; Detroit judge sets second Thorson trial ; McNamara tells house unit: ‘Viet Cong won’t halt GI pullout’ ; State bills include local hospital unity ; Search off on Pontiac ; Fidel Castro dead? Just same rumor ; Mrs. Kennedy dines with sister, Brando ; New roles for ‘Cheyenne’: Walker-more than cowboy ; He fought deer-ly: battles buck in yard ; Auto plants strive for new output ; Solons seek raise in pay, expenses ; Self-respect is key for Gregory Peck