The Pontiac Press: 1961-11-21

Abstract

Four children die in apartment building fire ; Mother revives son overcome by fumes ; Sierer takes over duties ; $106.7 million available: area qualifies for U.S. aid ; Part of grant to six counties of $1.2 million ; Comb coastal area for Rockefeller’s son ; Krushchev’s campaign to ban tests an old trap ; New 1st for the Press, Dow: wrapped in polyethelene ; City to discuss rabies proposal ; Give thanks to us, too, says Mr. A. Weldon Turkey ; Say faulty ruling let Notre Dame beat Syracuse ; Adenauer huddles with JFK on Berlin again ; German ministers meet with Rusk, McNamara ; Lawsuits against Pontiac ; Captain’s relative in Royal Oak: yacht tale shocks sister ; Reds to OK amendments: Congo mandate expected ; Consumers power taps new natural gas source ; Waterford eyes revisions: will study charges for water expansion ; Berlin youth beaten back ; The day in Birmingham: voters approve increase in millage, school bond ; Indian can see nothing to halt new n-test ban ; Russians hope to beat us by bankruptcy ; Plump goose belongs to Thanksgiving of past ; Says America aids commies ; Will discuss amendments to Pontiac ordinances ; Indian minister in capital for talks with JFK ; Bel Air fighting flood menace ; Republic hopes seen brighter ; Red party fails to obey law ; Bridge collapses with NYC train, killing two men ; Injured girl’s dad sues tavern selling ‘illegally’ ; Release Porumbeanu on $10,000 bail ; Ex-Pontiac Press correspondent succumbs at 80 ; Queen Elizabeth starts new leg of African tour