The Pontiac Press: 1958-01-18

Abstract

Lush leopard trimmed Pontiac at auto show: American, foreign cars vie for attention at auto show ; Michigan may absorb Veterans Trust Fund: Solons ponder tapping fund to solve crisis ; City's building near $12 million for past year ; Life in these United States: Fogs, dogs, Sputnik ; 11 leopard skins used to trim Pontiac show car ; Workers battle to reach miners ; Report distress signals in hunt ; Surgeon's patients picket hospital ; Cold spell expected to continue locally ; Hoodlums displayed misdirected talent: Sheriff's department seizes unusual arms ; Driver flees; Woman left critically injured in street ; Father, reunited with daughter, shoots himself ; Court, permit fee hikes would add over $31,000 ; Foil burglary at beverage company ; Cutter to appeal $147,300 award ; The day in Birmingham: Accident report for '57 includes three fatals ; 5 arrested in raid on Bagley St. club ; On taxes, Williams says: 'Some would pay less' ; Officer saves priest in blaze ; City Pythians install new '58 officers ; Two young slayers facing life terms ; Benson sees solons okaying prop drop ; Another blanket of snow hides northeastern US ; Detroit mayor delays new airport plans ; Midyear seniors attend baccalaureate on Sunday ; Schedule fire chief as speaker for club ; Dead mother's baby reported in fine shape ; Indians angered by Klan activities ; New York boys imbued with Hitler's ideas: Police smash Nazi-like youth gang ; City Savings, Loan re-elects officers ; Midway waits for Red visitors ; SS benefit not cut by other insurance ; King-size radio antenna will track US missiles ; Junior High choir to sing at 1st Baptist ; Students to go abroad