The Pontiac Press: 1961-01-04

Nuclear reactor explosion kills three in Idaho ; ‘Self-respect’ forces U.S. to sever Cuban relations ; AEC seals of area ; 1960 car production 2nd best in history ; Rob Union Lake Bank of $16,814 ; Aid to depressed areas no. 1 on Senate agenda ; Strikers stone airliner building ; Hamilton held on first-degree murder charge ; Ike breaks off diplomacy as ‘limit reached’ ; Don’t rush, Cuba tells Americans ; Shell Oil launches newspaper ad drive ; Uproar derails U.N. meeting as Roa speaks ; Eying 2 state party spots ; Pontiac general gets $20,000 ; Delay arraignment of Sue Lawrence ; Aim at July starting date for Bloomfield Hills sewer ; Eyes helicopters as potential mail carriers ; Michigan labor force declines 3 per cent in ’60 ; File for Waterford treasurer’s post ; Students are registering at MSUO this week ; Vetoes extension of Cobo Hall pact ; Bloomfield man dues of injuries suffered in crash ; Swainson frets over youthful image in photos ; Waterford keeps good thing: popular classes return, Central committee to study red farms ; Ford of Brazil plans to build automobile ; Says good tops the bad in Cuba