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Item The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-07(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-07)Harriman may go on mission to Moscow ; French optimistic as Algiers votes ; Kennedy said eager to sound Krushchev out ; Swiss take over for America ; GMC deliveries rise 19 per cent during 1960 ; Michigan one of slowest reporting election returns ; Castro continues wooing of JFK: Cuban ‘exodus’ halted ; 4th quarter second-best for car sales ; Suspects Russia outspent U.S. in IGY ; Wrong kind of wants at Miami airport ; American legion selects Las Vegas over Detroit ; Drinker booked in Frisco fire ; Bug prevents usual donations: Flu drains county blood bank ; Wild n-reaction likely in blast ; Says breech to curtail role ; The day in Birmingham: Willits St. Bridge plans due before commission ; Believe Blue Cross to ask 20 per cent rate increase ; Churches empty on Russian Yule ; Laos rebels said near Royal City, Bethan Baptists to see camping group pictures ; Nab escaped lifer from Hazel Park ; Say 2 youths admit to 12 Pontiac burglaries ; Press reveals promotion of two staffers ; Three Ortonville men hurt as car hits tree ; Joblessness rises 35,000 in Michigan ; Sheriff’s detective promoted to captain ; Fortuneteller puts faith in judge’s prohesy ; Report couple pays $100,00 for JFK home ; Fire-scarred carrier structurally sound ; Year’s polio count lowest since 1938 ; Tiny girl keeps 3-day vigil with dead motherItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-09(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-09)DeGaulle wins by slim 54 pct.: voters OK plan for Algeria ; Ready but asked to wait ; Report Kennedy plans another confab with Ike ; $650,000 for expansion: Critchfield heads ‘Y’ fund ; Two Moslems killed in riots after election ; Ike tells Parley on aged to thrash out all angles ; Georgia University integration held up ; UAL jet was speeding when it hit constellation ; 150 ships near Cuba for routine exercise ; Dem group may name Mrs. Phillips ; Quickly abort escape attempt ; 3 chickens only break at Cuba base ; County program set for wrap up ; The day in Birmingham: United Church of Christ, congregationalists join ; Economy order still goes: Swainson sees no spending spree ; Say pro-Lumumba men form new state ; Water system tonight’s topic ; Detroit Theater blast starts 2-alarm fire ; Lansing four to lend vocal support here ; Limit 4 for Jan. 24-27 at Pontiac Central: Press Cooking School tickets ready ; Now she knows how Mother Hubbard felt ; Deaths in Pontiac and nearby areas ; Ike and GOP to wish Dick ‘Happy Birthday’ ; Young farmer to tell Israel experiences: conservation group to meet Thursday ; Adult classes are listed for Rochester High School ; Stolen cars get back home again ; $8000 fire guts home in Rose Twp. ; One dies, 1 hurt in Hospital dash ; ‘Best loser’ lops off 5 ¾ lbs. in 6 weeks ; Utica youth, 17, gets hearing on break-in ; New judging format: 13 beauties eying Rhubarb Queen titleItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-13(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-13)Will take about $2 million: cites mental health needs ; Barber prepares for centennial: beard grows despite reaction ; Legislators see the kids: hospital tour opens eyes ; Children’s unit in local state hospital plans ; Search for vicious killer of shy, young schoolgirl ; Area cooks oversubscribe ‘Fantasy of Foods; event ; Pontiac boy dies in dash into street ; S-scared? N-not Sh-Shelagh ; Robert Kennedy sells all his stock holdings ; Local protesting overtime hours ; Crofoot school gets principal ; Feeling bandits wound man, Kennedy, Rusk talk foreign policy today ; 47 teamster locals out of trusteeship ; Asks 75 m.p.h. limit on divided highways ; Lumumba reported free from prison ; Cuba hints plot on Guantanamo ; The day in Birmingham: six Detroiters accused of stealing motel linen ; Kennedy regime to request tax reform program ; JA committee starts to work ; Don’t have an accident: watch those emotions! ; Pontiac customers pay for accessories ; Pontiac man on Ship HOPE proud of U.S. ; Princess, playboy are wed suddenly ; Improvements total at $1.3 million: city projects off in ’60 ; French colonists stand alone in Algeria ; China reported aiding Laos from familiar baseItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-16(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-16)Sounds at sunken tower: hope men alive underwater ; Ike offers record $80.9 billion budget ; America bans travel to Cuba ; Send families to safety: Pontiac brothers stay in Congo ; Son of resident of Grand Ledge is among 28 ; Milford Twp. Girl tops 10 others: wins pie-baking contest ; Fantasy of prizes offered at Press Cooking School ; Highlights of budget message ; Lumumbra troops stop U.N. forces in Katanga ; The day in Birmingham: Expect parking lot delay to be concluded tonight ; Quiz suspect in girl-slaying ; Kennedy, Graham to dine today ; Mboya’s kin speaks at MSUO festival ; Expect Elliott to enter race ; Kennedy pick wins approval ; Walter Reuther forced to eat out at MSUO affair, to talk about wage provisions in budget ; After talks with British: French may shift A-testing policy ; Settle Philadelphia’s brief bus walkout ; Price of diplomatic relations: Quit Formosa, says Chou ; 2,220 increase in cases recorded: 1960 was a measly old year ; Death in Pontiac and nearby areas ; Local man knocked unconscious by pair