The Pontiac Press: 1961-09-26

Abstract

Have little hope Russia will soften position: U.N. delegates see Gromyko holding fast ; Charles E. Wilson dies in his sleep ; Ex-GM chief coronary victim ; For and UAW both confident of settlement ; Allies applaud JFK’s speech ; Says may call special session ; ‘Engine Charlie’ had gift of gab: called man of the people ; ‘Valued adviser ‘ Eisenhower ; Family man patriot … C.E. Wilson ; Law sets up arms agency ; Gov. Swainson expresses his regret, sorrow ; New Chevy II to display charms Friday ; Foreign aid still deadlocked: debate billion-dollar bill ; Reject charges W. German flight warlike act ; Arson attempt foiled in city ; Agree on $3 million for projects on river ; Styling, engineering changes featured: 1962 Imperial goes on display Thursday ; The day in Birmingham: appropriate request for consultant rejected ; Romney would take Democratic backing ; Parochial schools enroll 1,700 here ; $500,00 worth of jewels stolen at Riviera shop ; Salesman, artist, teacher: sees work as labor of love ; 4-H focuses attention to nonfarm activities ; Bankers’ group to meet today ; Five county judges attend conference ; Appoint former judge to Southfield council ; 4 area students get awards in photo contest ; George Vilican gets post: mayor names Southfield’s first full-time planner ; Red Cross unit seeking donors for bloodmobile ; Braid-Harry vows said: wed at Rochester ; Johnson Niles PTA to meet tomorrow ; Cites library’s value to school ; 3 from Oakland will be honored at bar meeting ; Wed at Oak Grove: Smith-Bamber vows told ; Blood donations to be taken at area school ; Esther returns, dumping rain ; Questionnaires to 1st graduating class proves: Pontiac Northern rates pretty high ; Law denies artist view from roof top ; Find stolen safe on road near Andersonville ; Says legislator urged forging at Dem Petitions ; Reporter convicted of libeling Walker ; Cost of living dips in month of August