The Pontiac Press: 1961-12-08

Abstract

Pulls policy switch on Congo: Britain to give U.N. bombs ; U.S. resumes supply flights against Katanga ; ‘We’ll make it difficult’ ; Ignore Reds’ veiled threats: more GIs move to Berlin ; Foreign office limits use to ‘pirate’ forces ; Urges more aid to S. Viet Nam ; Elegant gift shows a fastidious taste ; Newspaper survey report to be given businessmen ; Has to prance to keep warm: black satin a good nag today ; Goodfellows sell the Press today ; Rusk supports U.N. in Congo ; Join the fun!: Press offers NY trip ; Balaguer booed for vetoing plan ; Library loans art work prints ; TV executives strike back at Newton Minow ; Man in fair shape following stabbing ; Fallout survey takes in city ; Says pay hikes must be earned ; The day in Birmingham: ex-mayor named pastor of Congregational Church ; Would give U. of M. supervision of EMU ; Worker injured in cave-in at drainage ditch ; Tells intertown bus to restore service ; Row with teachers leads to jail term ; Political dynasties squaring off again ; Include medical care of aged, federal aid to schools: Kennedy’s pet programs lying in wait for Congress ; Santa and the flying shoes ; Sees new ‘war’ over industries ; Natural gas output to set new record