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The Pontiac Press: 1958-05-03

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Ike urges free testing zone at South Pole: 12-nation pact would assure peaceful action ; This is the day of days for racing fans: All eyes turn to Silky at 84th Kentucky Derby ; Mrs. Wilson, John A. Hannah break ground for MSU-Oakland ; Van Horn’s fate in hands of jury early next week ; '58 valuations shown Monday ; Check of autos starts Monday ; Tum first sod for University ; Car output at 3-week high: Brief look at business ; May have to kill brown bear for attack on boy, 2 ; Seeks to strengthen economic relations Ike going to Canada in summer ; Agree to news blackout: GM, UAW meeting today ; San Franciscans clamor to hear Billy Graham ; Widow charges estate robbed ; Troopers to mark Michigan Week with open house ; The day in Birmingham: Mayor Crago of Petoskey arriving here on Monday ; $200,000 asked for fire station ; Mrs. Dick Nixon plays it cool in South America ; Couple beaten by three youths ; Back D. A. Brown for lieut. governor ; Frondizi places ban on imports ; Maniac sought in New England ; In disappearance of girl, 6: Lock of hair only clue ; Windsor's firebug ignites 4 garages ; Dulles heading for Copenhagen ; James Scribner buys Oliver Supply Co. ; Princeton pulls its ivy curtain over strippers ; Claims for relief reported falling ; Rains drench southland ; Eat hearty breakfast, walk before working

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1958-05-03

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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