The Pontiac Press: 1957-01-10

Abstract

Ike sees world still menaced by dictatorships ; City is launched on record year of civic projects ; State digs out from deep snow: City shoveling seven-inch fall; Mercury hits 9 ; Macmillan gets job as Britain's prime minister ; First heavy snow piles up woe ; Branch bank for Miracle Mile ; Hillbilly singer murdered ; Retail gas prices hiking cent a gallon ; Baby's parents to face charges ; Bandit gets $8,000 in Oak Park holdup ; Ad man taught lesson by leaving keys in car ; Board re-elects officers of city community chest ; Bureau raises guard against espionage ; Legislature to begin 11-day recess ; The day in Birmingham: Warn area motorists to avoid violation now ; James F. Nye honored: 'Outstanding young man' ; Ex-teacher Mary Carpenter dies ; Small business leads list of GM suppliers ; Negroes to test bus integration ; Draftee soldiers in atomic tests ; Rayburn opposes time limit on Ike; Dulles denounces plan offered by Dems ; Arraignment date set for Montgomery ; US road deaths evoke concern of Congressmen ; Bohn grand jury extension doubtful ; Czechs supply arms to Yemen ; Senate chiefs see civil rights action