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The Pontiac Press: 1959-11-14

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McNamara back in capital today with work ideas ; Mercury to plunge in cold wave ; Ternstedt plant will call back 10,000 Nov. 23 ; Mayor offers views on jobs ; Williams hops to sunny Texas ; Area hunters poised for kill ; Budget, tour plans disturb Ike vacation ; Has abominable snowman luck on Friday 13th ; Hospital work advances ; Loyal fans get drenched at Mud Bowls ; Oh-so-tricky Martian men invade farm ; More cranberries may be seized ; Cuba's army changes hands ; 1960 hopefuls firing their guns ; Ike may initiate talks on strikes ; The day in Birmingham: City can't sell property as swimming pool site ; Herter clarifies views on India ; Says China deports, sterilizes Tibetans ; Tennessee motorists on spot ; This 'Santa' comes early to the door ; Soviets 'invent' X-ray gadget to detect cancer ; Ship limping home after Pacific blast ; 3 Oxford residents injured in smashup ; To hire 200 for PO rush ; Medical center in Drayton will honor Kettering ; 11 get quick raises from highway dept ; Mamie turns 63, still not cowed by social swim ; Revenue office gives out 500 tax refund forms ; Blame lost westerlies ; Judge Edwards tosses mixed bouquet at press ; Baldwin Avenue changes name ; Annual thank offering to be received Sunday ; 'Wells Fargo' actor weds for third time ; Alabama town eyes monument to rocketry ; Curb unreasonable anger ; US sues judge on tax evasion ; Expect ICC to relieve truckers of burden ; Lawrences anticipate 'biggest production' ; Expect hunters to set up mark ; Airlines announce plan to cut tariffs ; Report S-P may buy farm equipment firm

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1959-11-14

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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