The Pontiac Press: 1960-11-12

Abstract

See state employe pay hike: Need $11 million more if raise is approved ; Swainson gets dry run while Williams tours ; Jack concentrates on doing nothing ; To probe blundering ship ; Recount success unlikely ; Vote infractions termed minor ; Principal and teacher withdraw resignations ; New GMC building going up ; Loyalists counterattack, claim Viet Nam gains ; The day in Birmingham: Singing Hoosiers will perform on Wednesday ; Lodge's plan might've won: MSU prof says idea to change electoral setup could be difference ; Kennedy's lead 278,832 votes ; C. of C. will ballot on 10 nominees ; Doesn’t reveal $125 misfortune: fortune teller stops short ; Suspect boycott of Queen Liz ; Asking for recount on liquor proposal ; Both Silent on mantal crash: Friends say careers split Marilyn, Arthur ; Moral: don't ram stopped (police) car ; 2 hospitalized after accidents: both are from Oxford; one car hits bridge, other goes into ditch ; GOP sees possible upset in Missouri ; Nixon vacations, seems carefree again in Florida ; Ex-RO Twp. official skips date in court ; But England wait, watches: Europe warms to Jack, hopes for early action ; Ex-newsman is found dead in his room ; Dr. Joseph Roe, age 89, aviation pioneer, dies ; Britain's auto industry hurting ; Columnists, relatives heckle Anna Maria