The Pontiac Press: 1960-11-21

Scheffing Tigers' new manager ; GOP tax leader willing to listen ; Father of 5, woman found dead in crash ; Britain OKs Ford purchase ; Jack eyes control shift ; UN Nearly broke - Congo work periled ; Jap vole to conservatives as Ikeda retains office ; US exports to Red bloc are on decline ; Johnson quiets fears of NATO ; Congolese stab two Americans ; The day in Birmingham: Local resident describes progress at Gettysburg ; Soviet Union expels US air attache ; No changes in NATO policies - Johnson ; Western Europe holds key to future of dollar ; Cuban shoots US official ; Use wire services in new alert system ; Eyes special session on nuisance taxes ; Rayburn sees Congress and Kennedy in harmony ; Child Injured, Home Lost : Fate deals double blow ; West to go slow on summit confab ; Road officials to meet Nov. 28: 2,000 to hear speakers at Detroit convention talk on freeways ; Better not buy him pet skunk ; Astronauts watch escape gear failure ; What killed 5 charred men ; Chrysler hits back on tank charges ; Body of pal is removed ; Dog breaks death vigil ; India’s 5-year-plan tied to foreign aid