The Pontiac Press: 1964-04-13

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Grissom, Navy Officer picked for 2-man orbit ; U.S. star, German girl killed: eye charge in skiing tragedy ; Exec to head U.S. Chamber ; New victim of stranger near Boston ; ‘School needs must be met’ ; Tornadoes hit Midwest; 6 killed, 50 are injured ; Supervisors get budget ; Says U.S. offered aid to Cuba in ’60 ; 100 doctors end strike in Belgium ; Absent vote deadline Saturday ; Romney criticizes LBJ, claims success in state ; Probe figure levels charge ; Birmingham area news: eye canvassers’ power as Webb named victor ; ‘N. Viet War a possibility’ ; Alaskans battling high tides ; Boy struck by car, sent to hospital ; GM in Detroit 1st target for NAACP protests ; Suburbs hold rights rally ; 100 hurt in Yugoslavia, Hungary: earthquake strikes in Balkans ; Victim of sudden illness: Albion mourns teen death ; Sukarno frees U.S. newsman ; In S. Lyon School District: OK millage, nix buildings ; ‘No problems from censure’ ; Three fires near Romeo sweep 1,500 acres, hurt 1 ; Job chances: Walled Lake PTA subject ; For newlyweds: trip to Bahamas ; 15 die in state weekend traffic ; Fruitful life is over for 40-year invalid ; Avondale sets music for spring ; Detroit pair shot to death ; Dance will boost high school band ; Water safety to be subject of PTA program ; Baseball season start won’t halt rights debate—Humphrey