The Pontiac Press: 1961-05-01

Find bullet-ridden bodies of 2 Holland girls ; Says Laos lag fault of K ; 42 years of service: city clerk plans to retire in May ; Rusk testifies on Cuba fiasco ; Soviet spaceman at May Day event ; Fidel Castro beams over gigantic parade ; Supervisors OK valuation figure ; Swainson unhappy with spending plan ; Hours tick off for U.S. astronaut ; ‘Pontiac story’ film travels Washington ; Two slain girls sought flower ; Police step up search for boy under suspicion ; Says to back up JFK: Ike cancels trip to Japan ; Menominees 1st to get freedom ; Mistrial asked in Lassiter case ; Plan transfer to Tshombe ; Boy bitten by dog OK after surgery ; Algiers forces are bolstered ; Supervisors okay valuation figure ; U.S. doctor testifying against Eichmann today ; 4 city churches hit by burglars over weekend ; Advertising man Thomas B. Adams to be honored ; Unionist to run for Con-Con ; The day in Birmingham: commissioners will view parking lot plans tonight ; Inks bill to aid depressed areas ; Mayor won’t miss Centennial kickoff ; African village still upset after night of clashes ; Ferris prexy hits legislature ; Intruder bashes mother of 10 with concrete block ; Adenauer vacations ; MACE to meet in Royal Oak ; Fire destroys famous 1825 Southern home ; Phones knocked out in four suburbs ; 200 to attend MEA meeting in Waterford ; Balloon attempt slated 4th time ; Shopping center must advertise, says guidebook ; Leukemia Foundation chapter to convene ; Republican goes after Udall seat in Arizona area