The Pontiac Press: 1961-04-24

French people rally to De Gaulle ; Paris on alert awaiting move from Algiers ; At-large post being sought by Romney ; Hopes De Gaulle is strong: U.S. worried over France ; France’s army faces problem ; May 12 date looms for Laos cease fire ; Doing it the hard way ; Centennial temperature climbing higher, higher ; Mrs. Lawrence given 3 to 15 ; Lassiter jury now complete ; Kennedy greets Sukarno; both talk friendship ; Delays admission of affidavits: Eichmann lawyer wins ; Member drive to be started by teen Dems ; Attorney wants con-con post ; Portugal seeks to save Angola ; Fidel decrees death for rebels ; To talk over paving, lighting ; The day in Birmingham: expect commission OK to replace 4 police cars ; 33 rounded up in Pontiac raids ; Driver in accident pleads guilty; fined ; Couple critical following crash ; Court-martial Clarkston man ; Missionary banquet at First Baptist: 30,000 serve ‘round world ; Driver escapes injury in train collision ; Oakland County drivers flagged down by state ; Pontiac Motor output rises ; Levy measures never die … Still some live tax bills ; S-P reports decline in 1st quarter sales ; Retired chapter to meet 7:30 on Wednesday ; 12 killed over weekend on Michigan highways ; Bentley will run for delegate seat to state con-con ; ‘Satisfactory’ after falling out of car