The Pontiac Press: 1961-09-16

Abstract

6,000 back on job Monday: strike ends at GMV truck ; Local president calls contract improvement ; U.N. garrison ‘can’t hold out much longer’ ; U.S. nuclear blast just junior size ; 20,688 enroll in city schools ; Western foreign ministers agree: ‘saber rattling can’t force us to talk’ ; MIG looks over U.S. airliner ; Students listen! Like to get all A’s? ; Largest U.S. reactor buried in Congress ; High school football rolls up the carpet ; State officials reply at hearing: tackle perimeter highway queries ; Weekend in jail faces 15 clerics ; Former officials of Turkey hang ; Esther vanguard reaching islands ; California Oks smog fighters for motor vehicles ; Overton Brooks dies; House VIP ; AMC contract includes management rights list ; Police uncover accused beater ; The day in Birmingham: 1st Baptist Church to unveil education unit at service ; Katanga defeating 500 U.N. soldiers ; Bus spins, crashes, killing man, wife ; Kennedy names federal power commissioner ; 12 teens launch work-education camp program ; Educators to attend principal’s conclave ; Ring for Alexandra?: Princess may marry ; Financial men on the carpet ; Purchase auto wrecking yard in Pontiac ; Dr. J. A. Morrison at 1st Church of God ; Radio Moscow quick to tell of U.S. blast ; 30,000 head to Episcopal convention ; Pontiac Bible College to open ; Lutheran laymen launch project to reach readers ; Kirk in the Hills to hear bishop ; Trinity Methodist marks charter member day ; Auburn Heights minister ordained church elder ; Presbyterians entertain youth