The Pontiac Press: 1960-05-17

Abstract

Nikita threatens W. Berlin, won't go near conference: K may be tottering as Commie leader ; Sen. Kennedy heavy favorite in Maryland ; Don't sell Mac short ; Employes grab paper in Cuba ; We'll orbit man first: Top scientist ; Prof notes coded voice: 'Man on Red satellite' ; Best month-opening car sales since '56 ; Ivan hits spy flights in rally ; Protests snub of area Dem ; Blow-by-blow report of slugfest at summit ; Murder trial opens for two ; The day in Birmingham: City commission to study demands for green belt ; Other of governor to quit Pointe assn. ; Swainson will open campaign in county May 25 ; Wild night ends the lull at Princeton ; Answers claim from Chrysler ; Installing gates at rail crossing on West Huron ; Exchange Day mayors visit MSUO campus ; Storms clobber Midwest ; Reuther, Ford talk over jobs ; 3 runoff elections set ; Young Republicans to hear Van Dusen ; Ex-GM official succumbs at 61 ; Williams has advice on aid ; Does Sinatra have bodyguard 'Big Sam?' ; Enter innocent plea for Frank Strachan ; Waterford hires two firemen ; Europe braces for bitter cold war ; Jaycettes host Jaycees tonight ; Swim class opening set ; PHC science chairman is meritorious teacher ; Drain proposal will be voiced ; To sentence women for shoplifting