The Pontiac Press: 1961-02-25

Menzies visits President Kennedy ; Soapy in hot water: demand protest on Williams ; Scan the sky for lost satellite ; Hodges is optimistic regarding economy ; Can’t buy Soviet arms proposal ; Lumumbist forces take Congo City of Luluabourg ; Area teen-agers hear about traffic safety ; Trio attends traffic session ; Comments stir wrath of British conservatives ; Industry to help pay for water ; Basketball gloom prevails on both sides of town ; Envoy worked for press: JFK taps ex-reporter ; Rev. Jarzembowski says: ‘brotherhood is love’ ; Emergency ambulance service restored in city ; Muster forces in jail break ; no time for schools to close: Kennedy ; Chairmen in huddle: prepare cancer drive ; Rejects billion for foreign aid ; The day in Birmingham: veteran missionary pair to speak at church affair ; ‘Jittery’ bandit grabs $3000 ; Mom and dad: keep your kids off the ice ; Say man admits forging checks worth $1100 ; Will help ‘Y’ expansion: to head medical unit ; Handbills request rehiring Newberg ; Trio ‘not guilty’ of gambling charge ; Airline awaits JFK before taking to sky ; JFK discusses U.S. defenses with Russell ; Michigan buys Vacationland ; It’s her guidepost – not only in Lent: Catherine Marshall leans on Bible ; Find human bones 600,000 years old ; Lenten suppers with program at St. Luke’s ; 3 ordained in U.S. by Negro bishop ; Pastor plans sermon series ; All-purpose noodles feed the hungry people of Korea ; Grace Lutherans to hear speaker from Ontario ; 137th birthday to be celebrated ; Alma president to be panelist ; Jewish music to be featured at temple Friday ; Pine Hill members plan ‘Baptist Day’ ; St. James Church plans program ; Appoint Rabbi chairman of spiritual day group ;