The Pontiac Press: 1961-11-17

Abstract

‘I think she’ll make it’: Youngster alive after 3 ½ days on raft ; U.N. troops sent to pen up airmen’s killers ; Will attempt to quell Gizenga-incited mutiny ; JFK, Johnson honorary pallbearers: mourners view Mr. Sam ; U.S. to be firm but take part in negotiations ; U Thant calls advisers on adding to Congo force ; Italian chamber in uproar over killings in Congo ; White Lake Man suing officer ; Area home hit by bast, blaze ; Leaders hear plans for boosting sales ; 12-towns drain clogged again ; Pravda in Moscow prints taboo speech ; Gusts force ships to anchor ; Test wins new post for school worker ; Cutter towing Yacht to Buffalo ; U.S. restricts troop flights ; Pontiacs win 30 out of 52 races ; The day in Birmingham: library village contract awaits formal signing ; Workers find two skeletons near Woodward ; Layman reports after foreign tour: ‘church dissension distorts U.S. image’ ; Adenauer to call on De Gaulle Nov. 30 ; Mitch Miller based success on ‘America’s need’ ; Porter critical of civil service