The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-28

Situation fuzzy: Rowston to proclaim brothers of the brush ; Lumumbra’s enemies join forces ; Cuban accuses U.S. of plotting attack on island ; Cost of living off in January ; May try Pontiac youth as adult: murder warrant issued ; Group to urge plane service ; Reflector plates to haunt lawmakers ; JFK would build roads by boosting truck taxes ; President hits billboard trends ; Report Kennedy behind Williams ; Man nabbed in N.J. admits killing girl ; U.N. threatens to fight if Congo doesn’t heed ; Nikita is telling Russians he may visit U.S. again ; JFK eyes slit in veil of bamboo ; New bills would benefit state’s disturbed children ; Question Rusk; may eye shift from a build up ; Agree to split black-top cost George W. Miller burial rite Friday ; The day in Birmingham: commission tells stand to buy parking-area land ; Ask Rail Gates on S. Saginaw ; House to vote Wednesday: clears jobless bill ; It’s a feast of carnivals and masquerades: Jewish Purim to begin Wednesday ; Man in space: what to become weightless? …It’s easy ; Would put judges on partisan status ; Sec. Freeman hopes to cut $5.7 billion ; Easter Seal campaign set to swing into action ; Another inspiring Lenten guidepost: God can speak even through bloodhounds ; Starved rock trial sets scorching pace ; County students get art awards ; AFL-CIO turns to civil rights ; Thieves prove reckless – not wreckless ; Sentenced to prison in daughter’s death ; Subcommittee soon to probe wiretap tangle ; Orleans parish school board without a head ; Hopes to boost bill to add 69 federal judges ; Asks IQ tests for 4th graders ; Two plead guilty to taking coins in phone booths