The Pontiac Press: 1963-09-04

Abstract

In Switzerland: Plane explodes, killing 80: None survive as jet airliner falls in flames ; Wallace bows to government; Negroes enroll ; 3rd renewal project is eyed for college ; Area students begin classes ; S. Viet Nam ignores JFK; Wants cash not criticism ; Tax levy action delayed ; Ford expects big '64 year ; 4th Stierer session to be held tonight ; Airport master plan okayed ; In assassination try: Pro-Castroites shoot 2 ; Birmingham area news: Atlantic Society given little hope for house ; 2 new judges to be sworn in ; N-treaty okay recommended ; Youths waive justice exam ; Europe unifier succumbs at 77 ; Ex-McCarthy aide, Roy Cohn, indicted ; Detroiter to face circuit court in auto homicide ; 'Fiscal crisis here? I don't believe it' ; Yugoslavia, Albania clash frequently as tense border ; Cuba exiles warn Fidel of reprisals ; Hare: 'Are petitions legal?' ; Housing law sought ; Veteran 4-H leader wins Clover Award ; St. Augustine Evangelical: Troy church to be dedicated ; Bridegroom from Pontiac: Couple weds in Detroit ; Protests made in train hearing ; Area church to welcome minister ; Church sets celebration ; Teamsters 'win' in company vote ; State girl impressed by Cuba ; NY weighing teacher strike ; Couple quarantines on Hungary visit