The Pontiac Press: 1961-10-10

Abstract

Thumbs down on Teamsters: Hoffa told ‘no’ by AFL-CIO ; Teamsters go back to work ; Winter worries road builders ; Meany claims ousted union heads corrupt ; JFK travels 3,000 miles to visit stricken Rayburn ; Forced to stop work, Red decided to run ; City seeks OK on improvement plan at airport ; State of Syria is recognized ; Steel workers slays four men ; France and West Germany: Allies hedge over Berlin talks ; Fight off sharks in Pacific waters ; Army training period extended in E. Germany ; Cuba charges that U.S. preparing new invasion ; Consider action to rezone land ; Air proposed ordinance to screen food handlers ; Girl’s ponytail causes death in machinery ; Charles Ferry to resign post with GOP unit ; Threat charges are not proven ; 53.9 million at work set record for U.S. ; The day in Birmingham: survival plan approved by civil defense office ; Two patrolmen ordered fired ; Man is killed crossing road ; ‘May build 600-foot rocket’ ; Air national guard calls 2,250 to duty ; Say Soviets may have small N-fleet: Navy scoffs at Red claims to fastest subs ; Lakeville Lake’s level is set ; Former minister dies in the East ; Nominations to head retiree unit agenda ; MSUO reports theft of new building material ; Embarrassed police seeing safe burglars ; Gambling ring broken in N.Y. Chevrolet plan ; 1st to get award for rocket research ; Hungarian tribe folds wigwams until next year ; Strike delays scrutiny of middling-sized cars ; Inter-American Congress marks ‘Day of Youth’ ; Recommends ruling against Flint Dairy