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The Pontiac Press: 1959-09-26

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Eisenhower, Red boss begin Cold War debate ; Dark clouds hang low a over mountain retreat ; Beauty queen, New York hood killed in auto ; Find 10 Airmen in foggy sea ; Steel unionists quit New York ; No break expected in Cross Co. talks ; Notes reveal murder, suicide in Detroit deaths ; Prime minister of Ceylon dies ; Griffin and Ford guests at dinner ; 2-year-old was after tigers: Find missing 'hunter' ; LA Dodgers try Cinderella act; PCH victorious ; Detroit newspapers reappear tonight ; Death toll mounts in Japanese typhoon ; Nikita nasty guest ; The day In Birmingham: City commission to mull over parking lot plans ; Milford estate aids U of M ; Tension scare stirring in UN ; When thirsty, Nikita goes to Gromyko 1st ; We won't know what time it is ; Flashy fire paraders will dazzle Pontiac ; Nik’s trip helping peaceful atom use ; Viaduct shears ‘60 Ford ; Design, balance, economy keynotes of 1960 Olds ; Pick Verne Hampton to head bar group ; Gracie milling around 350 off Cape Canaveral ; New program at libraries ; 1960 Thunderbird Offers new soft top, sun roof ; Aly Kahn’s new post: Delegate to Argentina? ; Red writer doesn't like Pasternak ; Snob appeal cars to return ; Marilyn out-glitters most famous stars ; Thailand offering Laos 10,000 troops ; Governor Poll puts Nixon 1st; Dems wide open ; Find 16 died in crash on Alaskan mountain ; Auburn Heights pastor to speak on education ; Guard and Reserve will not be cut ; Paint poisoning affects 35 Boston children ; New evidence may mean death for Carole Tregoff ; US Reds back Ike's peace effort ; Gold Star Mothers to be honor guests ; Rocky visiting "just for fun' ; ‘Standing’ China near birthday ; Missionaries slated to speak ; ‘Double agent’ planning to be Cuban citizen ; Congress to work on Ike's vetoed law ; Soviets can hear Mr. K live Sunday

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1959-09-26

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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