The Pontiac Press: 1955-11-16

Abstract

Walled Lake resident first hunter killed: Companion hurt as 450,000 flood state's forests ; Williams hails Stevenson as 'articulate' spokesman who will clarify issues ; Plane saboteur faces Colorado murder trial ; Pontiac's first flag received by commission ; Dulles will give Geneva report ; Admitted killer will be quizzed ; Patrolman seeking trial by mayor, commission ; Dulles criticizes Soviet motives ; Cold wave grips Midwest; Fog shrouds Detroit ; Here's a store that doesn't have front door ; Parking lots step closer as ordinance gets reading ; Vandalism 'parents' fault' ; UN admissions pressed by US ; Nimrods roving woods; Paratroopers stay home ; New driver law to be studied ; Pet lovers pick dogs' monikers for applications ; Congress asked to review fines ; The day in Birmingham: Three governing boards act in separate sessions ; Walter Denison named to post ; High school debaters win in Saginaw Valley contest ; Mrs. E. Kneale dies suddenly ; World to learn Ford earnings ; 2 area artists share in exhibit's award money ; Hold examination on murder charge ; Walkout is possible at Fisher Body plant ; 3 area men among 38 state troopers ; Local youth injured in scooter collision ; Policeman's dog sounds alarm to raise family ; Commission picks 7 board members ; Kefauver seeks federal law to halt practice of interstate sale of babies ; Modern doctors accused of indifference to patient ; Pawnbroker 'uncles' now vanishing clan ; $40 mountain holds rich uranium ore ; Same insurance on new all-proof steel dwelling ; Plane sabotage first in nation ; Jet bombers hit major US cities ; US surplus foods used by state folk ; Grand Haven plant makes soda fountain equipment ; Feminine reply thwarts young political desire