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The Pontiac Press: 1959-03-07

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Family of six suffocates to death in Flint fire ; 2 train-car crashes hurt 1 ; Ballot rights of 3 minority parties disputed ; Old Man Winter shows his teeth again ; Colder tonight, warmer Sunday ; Hostage-taker captured as police shot fells him ; Ike, Khrushchev attempt to look united on Berlin ; Rep. Clarkson finds out bells toll for no one ; What is death? Some have lived to tell ; 'Aussies aren't free, Yankus' ; The day in Birmingham: Campaign being planned against Dutch Elm disease ; 59ers slowed up by bad weather ; Alsop says we'll never know times without Cold War ; Ex-Birmingham official dies ; State bar won't check Trombly ; Elliot defends 10 pct. cut ; Dulles' treatments may resume today ; Doctor lists justified anxieties ; Atlantic storm gives 'Queen Liz' rough crossing ; Weatherman plans 'discomfort index' ; Monday final day to register to vote April 6 ; Avon youth held in stolen car case ; Tulsa vital cog for Air Force ; Courtesy box plan saves parking fines ; Pontiac auto club calls may hit all time high

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1959-03-07

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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