The Pontiac Press: 1962-05-30

Abstract

Nuisance tax package pushed through House: Program faces tough fight in state Senate ; Memorial Day way back when ; 'No favoritism toward Estes', official says ; Mart takes breather after its hectic ride ; Traffic deaths below normal ; Parade, flags stir memories ; Unveil plans for Chapman ; Youth admits slaying Davis ; They are remembered proudly ; Press marks holiday with one, early edition ; Laotians again fleeing: 2 Americans recovered ; OK state land for sale to city ; The day in Birmingham: Kingswood School given Jospey Foundation grant ; Seeks election in Waterford ; PTA president runs for board ; Carpenter ends hometown visit in Boulder today ; Pontiac city affairs: Meeting mainly routine ; US-German compromise sought on Berlin issue ; Plane lands OK in emergency ; Utica area loses power for 2 hours; Graham open drive in Chicago tonight ; Oakland allocation board to get tax base data: To resume talk on localities levy rate; Fear 'get tough' line as Soviet whips pact ; County departments advised: Cut costs ; Estes becoming national pastime ; Incentive urged to back parties ; Kennedy makes talk to Pentagon officials ; Rough seas at United Nations loom ahead for Thant ; FAA extends FM ban