The Pontiac Press: 1961-03-08

Weather hits nation with everything it’s got ; How that baby bird can fly! ; U.N. is urged to leave Congo on its own ; Red Cross officer has his say ; Midwest buried in snow; sleet pelts Michigan ; Hits at least 2,650 M.P.H.: X15 establishes speed record ; Liz is ‘vastly improved’ in struggle to safe life ; AF gets reins of space probe ; Jackie passenger on troubled plan ; Red China nixes reporter pact ; City winning parking battle ; ‘How’s the arm, Paw Paw?’ ; Famed British conductor Sir Thomas Beecham dies ; Restrains lawsuit against Colbert ; Newberg must wait outcome ; Movie to tell about JFK and his P-T coat ; Dem Committee will promote state con-con ; JFK may tell policies over radio, television ; Thompson flying to see Krushchev ; Supreme Court refuses to act on Gullett Appeal ; World flight clock time smashed ; Swainson plan ready for test ; The day in Birmingham: the open bids March 21 on sewer plan bonds ; New protest over renewal ; Accused of using stolen credit card ; Easter Seals coming soon ; Michigan man to help man food stamp plan ; Traffic light moved 1 block to aid shoppers ; Mackinac Bridge tolls will rise again – to $3.75 ; New protest over renewal ; Seeks guidance centers to aid young ex-cons ; Chief Koren disagrees: judge urges fewer traffic tickets ; Popular power steering goes over big at Pontiac ; Orion man pleads guilty to larceny ; Society to get talk on highway safely ; Hope for drop in jobless rate ; Seek expansion of safety check plan this spring ; 15 nonstrikers staging sleep-in at Sterling plan ; Negro populace put at 10.5 pct ; Freedom of press committee report ; Gets life sentence for knife slaying ; 52 college students in trouble over beer