The Pontiac Press: 1961-07-18

Western Three tough with Nikita ; Astronaut’s dress rehearsal ; Man shot due 8 A.M. Wednesday ; Congress applauds warning to Soviets ; Separate notes to Russia warn of responsibility ; Ty goes ‘home’ in quiet dignity ; Pontiac to move on 2 projects ; GM says fringe benefits cost half billion in 1960 ; Spaceman’s family waits ; 2 fined, sentenced for reckless boating ; Mackinac race’s over-all winner is Blue Horizon ; 8 in district bid to help alter Constitution ; Con-Con vital, Swainson tells Pontiac ; Workers flee East Germany, factories lose skilled hands ; Says he caused ’37 blast which killed 296 in school ; Movie being filmed in city; localites fill choice roles ; The day in Birmingham: medical village hearing slated in Beverly Hills ; Chloride plan offered board ; Ballott applications for Con-Con lagging ; Con-Con aides named by GOP ; Eight from district seek Con-Con bid ; Rescuers search to find 2 trapped in flooded cave ; Rules on public worker’s pay as Con-Con official ; 4-day Sierra blaze blots wood for 6,000 ; Appoint former city man U. of M. dental professor ; Shoots daughter, but accidentally ; Proclamation gets sharp Soviet reaction ; Politics discussed by common market ; Says ties stronger with United States ; Improved shell draws praise of Swainson ; Says Cooley upset by wife’s morals ; Gets Eichmann all tangled up ; Retain boycott of Dominicans, OAS is asked ; Reddish figure wasn’t a coyote ; Rickover suggests AF be abolished ; Local men being urged to use Pontiac airport ; Only 10 new cases of polio in week ; Wants pilot rules extended to Straits ; Woman to run for presidency of Manhattan