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The Pontiac Press: 1959-03-06

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Many county homes suffer flood damage: Wide area hit by rising water after rain, thaw ; Downtown area improvement up to retail stores ; Legislators go home without action on crisis ; City manager testifies at hearing: Straley did ' a pretty fair job' ; Midwest storm flays Michigan ; Another police rebellion looms ; Read inside section on school dedication ; Pioneer speeds beyond hearing ; 'Operation Deepfreeze' leader gets along on wing and prayer ; GM Truck sales for February up 47 per cent ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield school bond, tax millage increase OK'd ; Victim's widow wins $43,000 in accident suit ; Flannery trial gets new weapon ; Twister strikes Monroe plant ; Flying boxcar crash kills eight Marines ; Arkansas probes reformatory fire ; To vote Monday in Westwood ; To operate Walled Lake schools: Asking for 2-mill tax increase ; Vet offers check for Yankus fine ; Couple to speak to Avon photo club Thursday ; Two oldsters fight; one hit with hammer ; In Franklin election Monday: Voting on 3 special issues ; Addison group asks write-in for Hickmott ; Convict releases hostages ; Ash of volcano may become home regular ; Adlai advises Russia: Should realize war risk

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1959-03-06

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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