The Pontiac Press: 1963-07-31

Abstract

Spotlights used in Korean search: Bolstered units seeking Red suicide squad ; Teamster exec on probation in embezzlement ; Industry effort get backing of $101,200 ; Convict Ward on two counts ; Rusk to see N-treaty signing ; Driver charged by county in fatal auto accident ; City agrees to subsidize bus service ; Russ air zone will be ruled by E. Germany ; Hoover urges fairness in dealing with protests ; Want fair job bill in rights package ; Birmingham area news: Rec activities to close at 6 school playgrounds ; Hits West GIs as spectators ; GM appeals city assessment: State to rule on tax dispute; Rails adjust proposals on work rules ; Scientists shamed by schoolboy ; Latecomer flees, cleaning cleaners ; Test confirms youth's story ; Four anti-Castroites executed in Cuba ; 3 Argentines chug to DC in Model A ; Angry at Russ-West romance, China risks Asia war ; Allies leading Reds in ships to Cuba ; Queens vie for peach title ; Troy borrowing okayed - late ; Tell plans for work on highways ; Lake Orion ready to act on construction of sewers ; Dems will aid districting unit ; To set plans on port berths ; Girls to wind up scouting with Washington, DC trip ; Hits options in tax reform ; Lapeer youth is drowned ; Criticizing N-test ban is tough ; Give scholarships to car designers ; Equipment ordered for airways safety ; Hoffa excludes Teamster union form NBC suit ; Check for solons now 'important'