The Pontiac Press: 1956-03-03

Ship sights missing plane pieces: 17 men aboard bomber lost in North Atlantic ; Parking issue ballot ; Three powers planning huddle on Glubb ouster ; Occupants flee waterlogged home ; Two issues, 16 candidates await verdicts of electors ; Union fund bill reaches house by a 'whisker' ; Senate upholds seniority system ; Packard recalls 5,500 employes ; Almont woman is crash victim ; Boy, 15, hit by car ; police question two ; Believes Cobo may try for governor ; Curtice outlines sales changes: General Motors head asks dealers to reject unethical advertising ; Says US needs less teachers, better libraries ; Trapped men receive staples ; Mob accusation brings 4 suits ; The day in Birmingham: Pontiac skaters perform tonight at Eton ice rink ; Woman learns her boy friend not deductible ; River dragged for missing man ; District boundaries, precinct locations defined for voters in primary election ; Young amputee receives over $600 in fund drive ; US standing firm on withholding arms to Israel ; FBI, police seeking trail of bank thief ; Group's support of parking project not board action ; Five persons hurt in two-car crash ; Kite-flyers warned of pastime's hazards ; Oakland processes over 12,000 papers ; Trace India's number racket ; Paper firm plans expansion program ; Lenten guideposts: Zeal wins through ; Missionary aviation school services remote outposts in foreign countries ; Cliff swallows due for March 19th feast ; Utica crowns queen in first Michigan rhubarb festival ; Prankster spoils town's bid to see itself on TV show ; Jr.police group staging show ; Altar society names officers ; Mull $650,000 bond issue at Brandon Hall ; West Bloomfield church slates Holy Land talks ; Plan to shun Dem convention ; Kids hold paper drive in memory of teacher ; Singing missionary slated at Waterford ; Conspiracy charges leveled against two ; Hardtop soars in '55 market ; N. Branch PTA names leaders ; Candidate totalk at Hunters Creek ; County officer heads state forestry group ; Rienstra-Jacob rite read by candlelight ; Revise church schedule ; Trace history of area lumber baron