The Pontiac Press: 1955-06-16

Abstract

Argentine revolutionists strike at Peron: Early reports say Army, Navy leading fight ; Ike discovers many problems in test A-alert ; Operation Alert suddenly was Operation Snafu ; Dems pave way for move to broaden Social Security ; $100,000 Damage in Hills blaze ; Fire hits Bloomfield Hills home of Detroit executive ; National Open is under way ; Farmington boy drowns in pond ; Pontiac lawyer seeks judgeship ; Commencement tonight at PHS ; Breakey explains constitutionality stand on turnpike ; Detroit claims only 57,600 died in raid ; 'Local issues unsettled’ says Pontiac union ; American Motors sets Tuesday talks ; Elusive water leak puzzles city workmen ; Davy daze goes swanky ; Walkout may tie up Atlantic, Gulf ; The day in Birmingham: City faces tax increase following OK of budget ; City playground program opens here next week ; Extradition papers taken to Governor ; Cox says he won't report to Cleveland ; Pioneer, Historical society holds 8Ist annual session ; School opening to Negro family ; Detroit Trying TV for X-way control; 13 feared dead in U-boat blast ; State's first tent theater stages musical ; Brazil bursts with business ; Spray dispensers gaining popularity