The Pontiac Press: 1956-07-20

Action on survey sparks hospital board row ; Greater speed in peaceful use of atom sought ; Trial to take up Marine training: Corps methods will be studied in McKeon case ; Dam project left to courts ; CD launches Operation Alert with 'bombing' ; Reserve embarks for camp ; Union weighs steel offer of improved pay package ; Judges plowing through 9,165 Pot-O-Gold entries ; Pontiac schools planned ahead to skip steel crisis ; Snake hunter bit in Orion Township ; Britain names new US envoy ; US quits on Aswan Dam ; West German farmers hurt by flash floods ; Name suspects in robberies ; The day in Birmingham: City buys land, expects Sept. 1 start on Lot 3-A ; Planned Hamilton appeal runs into money problem ; Chiefs-of-state meet in Panama ; Link Illinois auditor with racket figures ; Bonn upper house passes draft law ; Blood supply drops, donors needed badly ; Colorado delegates to hear Dem rivals ; Civil rights backers pressing House vote ; US stays under budget ; Burke, Mayer beat first foes in PGA ; Use of Sylvan Lake banned for two days ; Head of Edison defends Monroe A-plant safety ; Board of Education OKs new facilities ; County 4-H Club to sponsor speaking, talent program Saturday