The Pontiac Press: 1961-12-06

Abstract

Four Katanga planes destroyed by U.N. jets ; Military budget ‘way up for Reds’ ; President calls for tariff cuts ; 25 ‘cannonball’ into W. Berlin ; Pontiac sales at top as industry soars ; Dollar gift no problem with so many choices ; They meet their Congressman ; Support grows for ‘two Chinas’ ; New fad may go on through exams: talkathon, cramathon, which? $175 million for building asked by college heads ; Group cites Knudsen for principles ; Dog ordinance up for change ; Thieves empty ‘heat’ from area homes ; Cardinal hits show on Boston gambling ; Advertising signs ordered off roads ; British score U.N. for force in Congo ; The day in Birmingham: seed added information on CD operations center ; U.N. may hold Congo session ; Detroit’s crime rate cut in ’60 by 2.9 pct. ; Waterford Twp. eyes growth ; Nixon predicts further crises ; Two to battle over House Speaker job ; ‘Viewers get just deserts’ ; Texans to fight pool ultimatum ; Eyes bills to aid tourist industry ; Several exports have been halted: Red rebels trying to kill S. Viet Nam’s economy ; City chiefs to honor Willman at dinner