The Pontiac Press: 1961-03-07

U.S. vessels ‘not needed’: call back Congo task force ; The did ‘go near the water’ ; JFK still nixes parochial aid ; Mom starts son breathing again ; Warships now ordered to resume Africa tour ; Delegates open U.N. assembly ; Hope remains for Liz Taylor ; Ex-area boy is killed in cave-in ; Crushed to death by a ton of metal ; Make way for progress! ; It protects press: ‘raincoat’ again ; Kennedy gets feet wet in Civil Rights field ; Civic leader to do ‘Y’ job ; All is well as tornado threat ebbs ; April quarter to end slump? ; Stork in cahoots with auto thief ; Hospital finds more nurses ; Early teeners top collegians in news quiz ; City’s warm 65 goes back to 50 ; Pontiac registers 26 new voters ; The day in Birmingham: Chicago pastor to speak at Lutheran men’s night ; Kingswood principal heads assn. ; Delegates at U.N. await Ghana’s talk ; Mercy Hospital plans $50,000 laundry building ; Wins press outdoor award: to honor school district ; Drunk-driving tests explained ; Burglars fail in try to break into safe ; Retraining is answer to jobless: automation result, not ‘cause’