The Pontiac Press: 1961-09-19

Abstract

West, Afro-Asians approve: Tunisian may succeed Dag ; Would take on duties as stopgap measure ; Tunisian carries on Katangan peace talks ; Seniority issue deadlocks talks ; Pontiac ‘Y’ launches adult member drive ; Esther still on war path ; Near $15-million budget for county given an OK ; Pontiac party starts Thursday ; Bows to the public on Thursday: sleek Grand Prix joins Pontiac family ; President makes U.N. plans ; Two guard divisions called to active duty ; Goldwater again making speeches despite ailments ; JFK senators discuss issue ; Says union paid half of costs on MSU labor film ; Katanga front reported quiet ; The day in Birmingham: books group will hold first meeting Thursday ; Cabbie foils theft by youth ; Episcopal convention to debate issue: move to leave national council stirs ; Dag had and needed ‘icicles in his veins’ ; At RedBob farm: Oxford Twp. barn burns ; 1897 surrey takes first in old car competition ; Milk regulation hearings set ; Southfield council limits home size ; To be honored at CD dinner ; Southfield finds itself without plans consultant ; Lake Orion acts on lake zoning ; Elmwood PTA opens the year Thursday ; Petitions spur action to control hunting in Novi ; First service to be Oct. 15: missionary now at Troy ; Experts theorize on crash: ‘velocity-minimum control’? ; Commie rebels in daring raid ; Industry study of UP lists wood and fun