The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-17

Afro-Asian group’s plan: Liberia urges Congo truce ; Burnings, beatings, killings: new terror pounds Congo ; Lenten Guideposts: death came too soon: or was Gil too slow? ; Give motorists extra hours to by tabs ; City hospital to seek loan ; It’s back to work at Pontiac Motor ; W. Germany agrees to share U.S. burden ; Given Crime Prevention Award: honor Pontiac Policeman ; Embezzler gets 15-year term ; Castro forces pounded by rebels in mountains ; JP nominations feature Waterford vote Monday ; Horns, whistles blow as ship comes home ; The day in Birmingham: Board to use caution over liquor licenses ; Grant teachers salary boosts ; Suspect has explanation for robbery ; Ailing Ike hopes to shake bed for round of golf ; Surplus food asked for Macomb areas ; Names 20-man force to treat ailing economy: JFK picks team of recession-busters l Buffalino to Appeal dismissal suit ; To continue reading of Weger confession ; Speaker to discuss medical progress ; GM pays $5 million for suggestions ; Asks Chrysler meeting delay