The Pontiac Press: 1961-03-20

Offers bonus for social reform: JFK ready on foreign aid ; Five-year plan to cost $7 billion under 1 agency ; Detectives hide identity in local cars ; Swainson’s income tax proposal explained fully in bill to House ; Congo charges seen from Red ; We salute you, Nancy! Tempest enlist in war against the Underworld ; Justice dept. investigating meal, milk, drug prices ; See approval of school bill ; Kay Gable gives birth to 8-lb boy ; Better outlook halts tax cut possibility ; Time to get outdoors, folks! ; Kennedy to Congress on budget: asks $500-million boost ; Firemen fight 3 house blazes ; Swallows come home on time to Capistrano ; Hurls defiance at Polish Reds ; Icy roads hospitalize 7 in area traffic accidents ; S. Africans crack down on Natives ; The day in Birmingham: art center may develop in old disposal plant ; Black topping, lighting listed ; To outline plan for women in city Centennial ; Industrialist wants exam in shooting ; To spell out highway dept’s racial policy ; Pro-Red rebels gain on 2 fronts in Laos fighting ; Bank plans 5th Branch in Waterford ; Washington confab stirs optimism: small business cheered ; Ortonville man hurt in 2-Car collision ; Orders coming for durable goods ; Flint drops action against M. R. Henry ; Couple study with travel: U.S. students moving abroad ; Social workers to hold meeting ; Retirees will hold first pot-luck picnic ; Social workers to hold meeting ; Hits falsehoods against church ; Early Easter hikes consumer buying ; Shutdowns send jobless claims up in Pontiac ; A Lenten guidepost for parents: on how to help your child grow