The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-13

Venus awaiting mid-May date with new Soviet ‘space station’ ; Local regiment second to none at Chickamauga; Calls prestige top dividend of red rocket ; Shot toward planet most spectacular yet ; U.S. couldn’t match feat for 18-24 months ; Grief-stricken widow ; Villagers kill Lumumba; U.N. fearing civil war ; Castro repeats plans for Latins ; Lenten series slated to begin ; Congolese premier’s death shocks JFK ; Kennedy seeks aid of industry ; Swainson to go ‘on the road’: will explain tax plan ; Vote to decide school’s future ; ’61 Pontiac wins 1-2-3 at Daytona ; WSU prof will speak in Birmingham Thursday ; She—wolf back in cage after five-day liberty ; Vote to decide school’s future ; Milford youth removed from critical list ; ‘Costs, high costs’: ICBM officials told to explain time lag ; Release 25 of 27 taken in raids ; Young Detroiters held in murder of man, aged 70 ; Board to mull sales of liquor ; Waterford Republicans to elect officers Tuesday ; The day in Birmingham: completed ’60 projects cost town $344,500 ; Starved Rock trial opening ; Drag-run driver sought in Dearborn ; Kennedy to meet New Zealand, Aussie officials ; Professional unit of state to gather February 22-24 ; Grabs choirboys’ money ; Estimate science bill ; Arrested for leaving scene of accident ; Twins celebrate birthday No. 97 in hospital ; But postal employes must be neat: U.S. finds beards acceptable ; New books ready at Branch libraries ; Wants to rally liberal GOP ; For faster action on burglaries: police compile directory of merchants ; Say disappointments cause of suicide ; Republicans disagree on ’68 for Dick ; Pontiac won’t sue electric companies ; NY water main bursts disrupts subways, traffic