The Pontiac Press: 1961-10-31

Abstract

Pressure mounts for U.S. to air-test bombs ; Laughing Nikita tells of mistake in N-blast size ; Fire Adlai for failure in Cuba, Van Fleet says ; Britain’s army may be doubled ; Possible disaster is feared as hurricane hits Honduras ; Women workers over top for UF ; Chrysler holds reply to UAW ; Watch out for spooks tonight ; Budget includes plan director ; New license plates for sale tomorrow ; Witching hours near ; County board to decide on 327-seat auditorium ; Five U.N. jets patrol in Congo ; Make Indian statue United Fun symbol ; Superbomb condemned by world ; Vopos routed with tear gas ; The day in Birmingham: commission gives okay to civil defense plan ; Governor urges four-year term ; Nixon advises Barry and Rocky: ‘fight it out in primaries’ ‘ U.S. removes Flint from depressed list ; Lopping of bomber funds called ‘unnecessary risk ‘ ; State Journal publisher dies ; Mother, daughter injured in collision ; Suspect arsonist in blaze at house ; Retiree’s home gutted by fire in Waterford ; Push U.N. vote to end N-tests ; Air pollution had philosopher on run ; French rock Algiers with 60 bomb blasts ; ‘Mr. Democrat’ to return home ; What’s worrying pigs? Purdue wants to know