The Pontiac Press: 1961-04-26

Abstract

‘I was lucky … I got out of Cuba on a raft’ ; Algerian revolt crushed by troops ; Loyal forces bring abrupt half to mutiny ; Execute pair for try to join Cuban invaders ; Chances good for holding line on county taxes ; Hamilton found innocent; to be committed to Ionia ; French victory cheers U.S. ; Little Miss Citizen has stars in eyes ; Tell about body in Lassiter trial ; Arrest Tshombe following talks ; Hurry … let’s get started ; GM earnings slip in quarter ; Note 25.6 pct. hike in Pontiac sales ; 500 ninth-graders off to Washington ; He’s on the ball with petitions ; New Fire Hall cost is lowered ; The day in Birmingham: $1.8-million, city budget to be considered Monday ; Man accused of false report to face trial ; ‘Adolph Eichmann said he’d clear Austria of Jews’ ; Gasoline prices expected to start climb upward ; AF wants to push, not cut back G70 ; Vulgar, threatening mail floods into White House ; Doctor stresses importance of fluoridation ; Robert R. McMath gets Navy award ; Richard V. Regentin dies at age of 64 ; Ford salaries near $7 million ; School board to consider pay slates for employes ; Dinner meeting scheduled by fire safety unit ; Pontiac woman hurt driving from lot