The Pontiac Press: 1961-05-02

Ignore cease-fire talk: Laos rebels still advancing ; 2 villages fall to Pathet Lao Monday night ; Bearing a heavy load of communism ; Claims Udall asked favor ; Fidel rules with heavy hand, deep red, says Washington ; Banker tells local realtors cold facts: postwar housing binge sobering up ; Look like a leader? You may be a star ; Armed pirate hijacked plane ; Astronaut Shepard to wait 2 days ; Pontiac output at 24,793, 18,446 under '60 April ; Teacher seeks Con-Con post ; Auto safety check campaign now up ; Katanga agrees to talk terms ; Pick city film to send abroad ; The day in Birmingham: Hills Rotary Club pays tribute to top students ; Work to shake waitress' story ; Centennial looking to 'world figures' ; North Central adds service at Pontiac airport ; Dr. Appelman opens 2-week crusade: U.S. must re-examine self: evangelist ; Iron 'sweetheart' of the railways collects admirers by the carload ; Conferees work out minimum wage bill ; It's Bobby's dut to be neutral in naming judges ; 29 Oakland motorists lose driving privileges ; Dance-hall blaze kills 19 in England ; Eye Sept. 9 for dedication of courthouse ; Alleghany War truce declared ; Federal officers wait for area bad check man ; Loses hair after home permanent ; sues firm ; Advisors may economy aids