The Pontiac Press: 1958-03-11

Abstract

Ike may call for a tax cut to bolster economy: Move appears likely unless upturn comes ; Civil strife in Sumatra may involve US oil ; US announces jobless figures for February ; Little change in assessments ; Rebel troops poised for Sumatra clashes ; Miami lawyer due to appear ; Little girl need relaxation - wham! ; Policeman finds how signs read really counts ; 'Garaging gang' balloons as investigation continues ; Detroit firm gets big engine job ; New England digs out ; County's off-the-record court at milestone ; Delay forecast for school aid ; Tell unemployment figures ; Beating, death will be probed ; The day in Birmingham: Attorney for Greyhound to postpone suit ; Street lights issue rejected ; Bank porter takes deposits, clears out ; Belly-lands jet yesterday, back on duty today ; Disputed land worth $26,000 ; Mamie leaves Denver after visiting mother ; Appeals for help in Asia open SEATO meeting ; Ike appeals to citizens: Fight death on highway ; Driver pulls pupils from flames: 18 on school bus saved ; County opposes state fund bill ; Slate parent course at Pontiac City Hall ; Poland says farms to undergo shakeup ; Lloyd Seder dies in Tampa, Florida ; Sound sleeper rides his car into a house ; Federal Trade Commission to clamp down on debt collector ; 3 PTA groups slate meetings ; Township sets old-fashioned political debate ; Budget raised for recreation ; Explains $2 billion highways increase ; Army offering college courses for re-enlistees