The Pontiac Press: 1963-03-04

Abstract

Romney: Won't run for presidency un 1964: Restates aim to stay in state as governor ; Chinese Reds call on Russ to debate feud ; Supreme Court says OK: Rails move on featherbedding ; Goldwater sees Dem ouster in '64 ; Harriman gets top US post ; Expect verdict by drug chief ; Wayne street umbrella patrol ; Eying 19th district hopefuls ; 3 die in 3 fires in Detroit area ; Storm, slides slowing search ; Birmingham area news: Group asks hearing on parking grievances ; Highland man killed in crash ; Bay of Pigs widows get regular checks ; 2 gobs held after blank check spree ; Lunch boycott slows down in Clarkston ; 2 missionaries slain by Viet Cong band ; 'Carbon dioxide, water on Mars' ; Supervisors to act on grants ; Drifting raft hits Ensenada ; LBJ survived election ax ; French miners refuse to work ; Boy sucked into sewer; rescue fails ; Estimate $80,000 loss in Midland store fire ; LBJ urges state Dem unity: Ad libs talk at fund-raiser ; State passage predicted: Fear aid-to-children battle ; Milford legal battle rivals hillbilly feud ; Nine candidates listed for Wolverine Lake posts ; To nominate PTA officers ; Romeo students dies in hospital ; Orion's John Lessiter named to co-op posts ; Offer adult course in basic art drawing ; Will hear survey on dunes area ; Orion man injured as train pushes car ; Exchange teacher scheduled for PTA ; Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt says: There's some relief from pain of neuritis ; Chinese Nationalists continue Red raids