The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-22

Threatens to fight: Ileo blasts U.N. peace plan ; Strengthen efforts to settle air strike ; 2-in-1 satellite launching only partial success ; Astronauts all eager to be first ; Reluctant to be president: Washington was weary ; Stockholder of Chrysler would limit management ; Congo premier warns against disarmament ; Students at MSUO eye unusual sport ; 39 hospitalized by train wreck ; American forging sale is rumored ; Washington sale is held today at Miracle Mile ; Losing JP candidate says ‘no recount; ; At least six die in Texas blast ; The day in Birmingham: Wayne State scholarship applications being taken ; Say Reds own Quemoy, Matsu ; Goldberg asks talks with Union, air men ; Prison at Jackson worse than in ’52 ; Planes and buses crowded as strike grounds aircraft ; Minister plans to carry torch for disarmament ; Business recovery robin fluttering into sight? ; U. of M. bandsmen big hit in Moscow ; Fidel to tell liquidation of rebels ; Rhodesian premier mobilizing forces ; Nixon set to leave for West Coast