The Pontiac Press: 1961-04-22

Four French generals seize Algiers ; Kennedy leaves for Camp David; talks with Ike ; ‘Were misled,’ claim rebels ; Kennedy looks beyond moon to Mars and Venus ; Dem concedes race to Adams ; Stores stocking Centennial gear ; 11 candidates named for Miss Centennial ; Rebels desire to end efforts for peace talks ; De Gaulle calls French cabinet ; James Melton dies at hospital in N.Y. ; Miscalculated Castro’s military might: false estimate doomed invasion try ; Rebels attack key highway: hint at cease fire in Laos ; Columbia prof called in trial ; Vice squad officers nab 8 at home ; Votes for funds for the Congo ; Optimists seek bicycle safety ; Pontiac ‘Y’ drive hits halfway mark ; CD readies home alarm ; The day in Birmingham: students to take charge of city hall on Monday ; Italians fire Jupiter on successful flight ; RO officer hurt giving chase in police cruiser ; Waterford High student wins oratory contest ; TV station sued by MSUO prof for $100,000 ; Sheriff’s detectives seek area arsonist ; Malayan units take Katanga rail hub ; 1 dealer buys 323 Pontiacs ; Mobile homes firm shifts from Drayton ; Calls Scholle’s post a ‘payoff’ ; To hold polio clinic at Waterford school ; GMC opens branch in Dearborn today