The Pontiac Press: 1961-11-11

Abstract

40,000 workers leave jobs: push to end building strike ; Walkout perils construction in five counties ; UF work has only begun now that drive is over ; Ike, Truman bury hatchet after years of coolness ; Hear state dept. official at dinner: says Democrats just starting ; Destiny awaits V.M. Molotov in the Kremlin ; Mob runs wild in Morocco ; Sen. Philip Hart speaks at luncheon ; JFK vows to fight for world peace ; Central, Northern warm up with wins ; Red Berlin plan mystery to U.S. Duel twice at Berlin wall ; Dropped plans to bomb Lisbon ; Killed as car hurls from embankment ; Escape after kidnappings: three rob bank of $62,693 ; Chasm too wide to cross for Albania, Soviet Union ; Johnson assures U.S. ability to hit back at K ; The day in Birmingham: city commission will act on increases in tap-in fees ; Stylist for Ford join Chrysler ; Alleged fight victim slated for surgery ; Wilted Queen tours Ghana’s market place ; Bendix, UAW reach accord ; Now that the name is mud: Stalingrad’s glory buried ; Supermarket chain gives man new post