The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-07

JFK sends Solons $1.25 wages bill ; U.S. and Russia strength equal, probers find ; Kennedy sends note vouching for Weaver ; Mackie offers jobs for 8,000 ; Fights tax dole to state schools ; Antitrust sentencing ends: fix fines his $2 million, Asks coverage for 4.3 million more workers ; Beard police, firemen in their yen for growth ; Blue cross, Shield bids defended ; Hannah to stay on as Rights chairman ; Congo first test for JFK regime, S-P ’60 profit 9 cts. a share ; Wayne State psychologist here Feb 14. ; Santa Maria passengers glad to be back home ; Offices opened for Centennial ; The day in Birmingham: two alley improvements fall to hail of objections ; Charge 5 steal Naval secrets ; Sees ‘need’ for colonies in Space ; Fidel upbraids U.S. Guantanamo fears ; No right arm, only part of left, he can drive ; Out-of-state narcotic prescriptions needed ; Factory work week average at low point ; Auto deaths up, but rate is best yet ; Fidel tells students to hold rally for him ; No stuffed shirts … JFK and Nikita ; Only 1 airline on route between Miami, Havana ; U. of M. gets funds to study Jap politics ; Will 1961 be the year that changes the world? ; Unite for promotion of health insurance ; West Germany now aids U.S. ; Will meet with insurance men: Waterford board works for full-pension plans ; Work starting on Interstate 75 ; Did secret part cause Polaris fire? ; 2 men escape Royal Oak jail