The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-23

Secretary Goldberg helps: NY Harbor walkout ends ; Wide security review started by JFK, Aides ; Icy fingers reach way down in Dixie ; Expert trains on regular runs Tuesday A.M ; Home economists arrive: preparing for ‘Fantasy Foods’ ; Pontiac General beaming over innovations in 1960 ; Swainson won’t fight budget hike ; Find few clues to area murder ; Seven die in blaze aboard U.S. carrier ; Hoping to halt accident rise: police eye city traffic ; Veteran jurist dies at home in Detroit ; 60 years of first for Pontiac General ; U.N. command in Congo manages release of 33 ; Eisenhower flies south after quail ; Miles will head up transportation group ; The day in Birmingham: women’s club branches to discuss integration ; U.A.R. demands its Congo troops back ; State to buy bridge, tunnel to Windsor? ; Adlai at U.N. to grapple with Congo ; Claim Catholic missed cabinet due to religion ; Golden agers pick officers in Waterford ; Shotgun slaying yield few clues ; Jackie dummy stirs storm over taste ; Installation dinner set for Metropolitans ; Cuba’s Guevara says stay alert ; Workers of Belgium returning to post ; Hold ex-official in Iowa jail ; U.S. may have to draft hundreds of dentists ; Navy probes plane crash ; Queen and Philip on tiger hunt: many objecting ; Investigators seeking jet crash witnesses ; Deaths in Pontiac and nearby areas ; Dr. Dooley is laid to rest today ; Widow dies in fire at Dearborn home