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Item The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-03(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-03)Pontiac man says slaying of 2 was done on impulse ; White House sifts latest Laos Dope ; State traffic toll just 9 for holiday ; John J. McCloy joins Kennedy ; Nine file for JP Job in Waterford ; Cut U.S. staff shouts Castro ; Lincoln Street home full of God and love ; Romney admits he was wrong ; 87th Congress opens with liberal-conservative battle ; Insurgents try to break rules committee coalition ; Slate 1st showing of Pontiac film ; Mental illness record shown ; The day in Birmingham: three Republicans seek 2 Bloomfield trustee posts ; Watch it Fidel! Shrimp boats may be coming ; Expected urban loan approval ; Williams passes his driver’s test with no trouble ; Medical Society to laud surgeon ; Ex-Royal Oak resident dies in Indiana car crash ; Hospital costs sure to go up ; Nikita to come to New York again?: Inside comment on Russia and Europe ; White House aide named by Kennedy ; Third trial starting for Carole and Finch ; Days of glory end for the 55,000 white settlers of Kenya ; Synthetic bolts devised to test lightning effects ; ‘Be glad to help’ says Soapy’s note to Swainson ; New Orleans school boycott still tough ; Scholle to get knee operation ; Frank Lane named Kansas City GMItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-06(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-06)Kennedy task force reports: Asks $3 ½ billion for education ; ’60 banner year for Pontiac auto ; No layoff due at Pontiac plant ; Fire sweeps hotel, killing 15 or more ; High priority plan suggests loans, grants ; How time flies: Rosebush Quads 10 ; Cut taxes, end slump, Jack urged ; A ‘fantasy of foods:’ Cooking school Jan. 24 ; Castro rushes Cuba to frenzy ; Lindemar exit clears Elliot’s path ; Jaycees to pick Junior Miss: Pageant offers $500 scholarship ; Sick inmates worry warden ; Picks 6 leaders for Centennial ; The day in Birmingham: adult education listing more and more topics ; Aides advise tax cut if slump stays ; No layoffs slated, says Pontiac Motor ; Won’t explain $100,000 income: but Federal employe of sea transport unit insists nothing wrong ; Pat McNamara gets labor post ; Will attend press circulation seminar ; Frisco hotel fire claims 15 victims ; Official election proclamation: Nixon must finally admit his defeat ; Michigan’s junior senator to speak at city banquet ; Bentley hopes to stay active ; Postwar inflation hasn’t hurt average U.S. family ; Building drops $200,000 in Waterford Twp. ; Probe deaths of 14 patients ; Algeria war the weight around France’s neck ; Answer is sought to missile explosion ; To ask control center tabling ; Vote Goldwater 1962 campaign chairman again ; African chiefs wind up talks ; Eye airport expansion ; Armed bandit slugs, robs Melamora man ; Gas station loot amounts to ‘peanuts ; White girl dated Negro, lost her jobItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-10(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-10)Action taken to improve Downtown parking ; Receives the Governor ; State Schools due for millions under ruling ; Georgia gets court order: Can’t halt college cash ; Bank plans lot for 100 cars: city to buy land ; Swainson, JFK talk of jobless ; Report urges health insurance for aged ; Herter talks of Laos with Russian enjoy ; Retrial set for Son of Union prxy ; Pontiac general patient count at all-time high ; Blue Cross asks 22.4 pct. rate hike ; Pontiac-Cleveland plane promised city by spring ; $4,000 for his thoughts ; Auto dealer relates payoff to Union ; Legislature to open session: Expect ‘medium-mild’ course in state debates ; Two stores burglarized: steal $8000 in Waterford ; Asks state solons to halt plant exodus ; Confab on aging draws blood ; The day in Birmingham: negotiations on widening of Oakland Ave. to begin ; NCAA penalizes North Carolina, Loyola, Arizona ; Cubans may have felled own plane ; Oakland Dems endorses Mrs. Phillips for 2nd post ; Dem committee bowled over, or overbowled? ; Blacks out in car, hits pole and house, Antismog gadget for cars to cost less than $20 ; Ferry, Tug strike cuts off service to 30,00 in NY ; Pontiac man wins ‘Autorama’ award ; Once called loveliest spot in Africa: Disheveled Congo City slowly perishing ; Stockpile dwindling: trouble mounts over U.S. silver ; Straley job lawsuit will wait until April ; Was signal corps sergeant: New FCC chairman likes to watch TV ; Liberian ship still aground: plan salvage ; Study methods of con-con vote ; Good resolution bears no fruit- meeting delayed ; County awaits Elliot’s ‘yes’: Ponders Michigan GOP work ; Airline merger hearing slatedItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-11(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-11)3 die in Washington: berserk guard opens fire ; Beattie picked by Waterford Jaycees: Named outstanding man, Ford gets resignation of breech ; County can’t stem rising traffic toll ; Two victims of rampage critically hurt ; Halt airlift to rebels, Laos warns the Soviets ; Harmony is keynote as Legislature opens ; County men trip off to legislature ; Comedian fills in dutybound hart ; Fantasy of foods, tickets ‘all gone’ ; Guatemalan official denies plot on Cuba ; Hoffa Ok’s robbing Union, ‘bugging record” says ; Dillon eyes top-income tax cuts. Crime fears alter drive plans: mothers to travel in daylight ; Fire in Clarkston destroys house ; 40 feared lost as yacht founders ; Reds plan Congress in October ; $2.54 per month more possible insurance hike ; Stellato asks 30-hour work week ; Female triplets, born in Detroit, are doing well ; Says Nixon may not run again ; Cardinal calls Dick magnificent in his defeat ; Add recovery room at Pontiac General ; Bandit uses boy as hostage ; The day in Birmingham: class on foreign affairs to start 40th year Tuesday ; Princess weds Thursday: royal father, son left in Norway ; Bell hopes to launch phone, TV orb in 1 year ; Given 7-15 years in stabbing case ; Detroit comedy hits Rocky going in its premiere ; Deaths in Pontiac and nearby areas ; C.G. Rudderham buried in FloridaItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-18(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-18)Swainson proposes budget for ‘tight’ year ; Ike predicts ‘period of sound growth’ ; Chrysler is sued for $475,000 total ; Swainson cuts MSUO budget ; Tentative ’62 allotment: $200,000 set for airport ; Gets 60 days fined: young Harrelson guilty ; Slays wife, 4 children and himself ; Add prizes for cooking school ; Public stays silent on ’61 budget ; Two China regiments near Thailand border ; Frightened feline finds refuge ; Calls Red China tough to ignore ; The day in Birmingham: narcotics will be topic for education minister ; May sign treaty with E. Reich: K threatens Berlin move ; Kennedy needs breathing spell ; President Ike very happy he kept us out of war ; Henry is given absence leave ; Joe Kennedy in Washington ‘for the Pah-ty’ ; Okay increase in rules’ body ; HST glad to see all those Dems in Washington ; Highlights of President’s message ; Deaths in Pontiac and nearby areas ; Rocket report by area woman remains mystery ; Flood control probes could affect Oakland ; Russians have hopes for Kennedy ; Premature twins die despite efforts ; Court handles about $1 million ; Leave Feb. 18 for lake in Mexico: Jackson skindivers to hunt Mayan city ; Tickets pull in $87,409 in year ; Will give attention to Adrian plant sale ; Admission price to rise a dime at State Fair ; U. of M. alumni fund has second-best yearItem The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-20(The Pontiac Press, 1961-01-20)New president plunges into world problems ; 102 passengers escape death as jet crashes ; Coffee break change from Ike-HST in 1953 ; Motor wire smokes, causes excitement ; Area woman to usher a ‘fantasy’ ; Kennedy pleads with Soviets to work for peace ; 1,000 work to clear off ice: parade goes on despite snow ; Plan $5-million area hospital ; Shuffle Waterford school personnel: mayor changes involve new Kettering school ; Resume talks in rail tie-up ; In Royal Oak Township: no warrant on fire chief ; Students tuned to inauguration ; The day in Birmingham: School board sets 1.5 minimum for graduation ; Hold husband in wife’s death ; Deadline for registering is Monday ; Pontiac general to spend $180,000 ; Need 142,000 classrooms ; Pontiac’s Earl Maxwell heads Negro fund here ; Communist Party bacs K’s reforms ; Give AT&T green light for satellite contacts ; Old Man Winter kind to road commission ; Snow sends Hoover back to Florida ; Veteran newsman dies in Holland hospital ; Pontiac fifth among new car registrations for ’60 ; Victims mirror disaster ; Survivors, tell how they fleed ; Dash from wreck cost man $40,000