The Pontiac Press: 1961-12-16

Abstract

Kennedys greeted warmly in Venezuela ; Resistance weakens: Katanga base falls to U.N. ; Swedish seize capital target, 2 other points ; Interpreter not needed for Jackie ; Shouts of ‘Viva Kennedy’ warm Venezuelan arrival ; Goodfellows will pay Santa: sell papers to aid needy ; Two MSUO dormitories to be dedicated Sunday ; Childs urges end of JP fee setup ; Thant holds out for objectives ; U.S. to put up $133 million for Ghana project ; Sees 125,000 gain in jobs for state ; Race demonstrators are ordered to stop ; 5 traffic victims are hospitalized ; Schools keep protested books: won’t ban two novels ; Urge state aid for mentally ill youngsters; But only if Reds modify policy: U.S. gets green light on Berlin talks ; Ousted teacher ordered back ; The day in Birmingham: public assistance asked to provide animal shelter ; Break off talks with Negroes ; For every age interest: library boasts volumes of new titles ; Defense Department to purchase biscuits ; On Latin America jaunt: Busy schedule for JFK ; Robs firms, not employes: gunman has Yule spirit ; Santa and the flying shoes ; Boy Scouts set sixth jamboree at Valley Forge