The Pontiac Press: 1961-08-25

Abstract

May settle today: AMC, union moving closer ; Profit-sharing contract to make industry history ; ‘Give me liberty’: death is his fate ; Reds’ Ulbricht would be boss of Berlin ‘lanes’ ; End of an era ; New courthouse awaits premiere ; $32,500 slated for child clinic ; High schools in Pontiac start enrolling Monday ; ‘We’ll fly into W. Berlin’, say three West Powers ; Teamsters face new trouble ; Weird parking space ; School lunches hiked 2 cents ; Free Press back after injunction halts picketers ; Graham doubts Americans can be awakened ; Composer recalls ‘fork in the road’ ; Peace Corps bill passes ; The day in Birmingham: study by Bloomfield Twp. shows 1980 land needs ; Ex-city resident dies suddenly ; Says U.S. site in Puerto Rico: Cuba hurls A-base claim ; Lone wolf DeGaulle opposes allies on peace talk timing ; False orders issued to W. Reich reserves ; His men like his religion: N-squadron commander looks to God ; U.S. telling the world about concrete curtain