The Pontiac Press: 1961-06-22

Abstract

Youngsters: half-pints go parading by ; Wants no fear over K threats ; Centennial proves profitable ; Prize-winning essay nearly floated away ; Ask Meany aid in strike talks ; Virus infection puts Kennedy down in bed ; U.S. garrison pulls big alert ; Thousands line Saginaw to view marchers ; Sides seem to be bracing selves: Berlin showdown due? ; Dave Hill’s 66 tops western Open field ; Ignore both razors and razzers: 3 win beard contest by a whisker ; Congo’s Tshombe is free man today ; Royal troops preparing for all-out revel drive ; Laos princes setting nothing ; Mrs. Anneaux takes golf title ; Niklaus wins ; Pre-spectacle concert slated ; Kennedy, Ikeda call for N-ban ; Many get shots during event: Centennial retarding polio ; Richard J. Fleming on staff at WMU ; Farm loans show very little change ; New lights shine on field: ‘rainbow’ flows for pilots