The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-03

Accepts asylum: Galvao gives up the ship ; They plotted and fought - yes, even fell in love ; Skipper felt hijack was bad dream ; Centennial headquarters to open in new library ; Wind-whipped storms bury east, Midwest ; Parties to convene: boost favorites at state confabs ; Pontiac Motor to shut down ; Weather can’t stop nighttime shoppers ; 150 hurt in Maryland: train derails killing six ; Lumumbists ambush U.N. patrol ; Kennedy wires Mayor Rowston ; Kennedy briefed on Laos; envoy ‘still optimistic’ ; Loan for MSUO tentatively OK’d ; Ex-Resident gets clinic post in RO ; State conventions begin ; Castro purges Cuban judges ; The day in Birmingham: community house sets fund goal at $50,700 ; JFK appoints pair to exchange commission ; Suit adds to Chrysler legal tangle ; GOP convention holds of vote for chairmen ; Kennedy children snowbound in South ; Osteopaths, hospital sued for $100,000 ; Leaun Harrelson fined for driving recklessly ; Baby crop reaches November record ; Soviet challenges U.S. for support on Congo ; ‘Says release of Lumumba essential’ ; Seaway is termed peril to tourism ; Republicans hash over tax proposals ; French youth gets letters from Galvao ; UAW ruled out as bargainer for cross employes