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The Pontiac Press: 1959-10-19

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Ike asks for court injunction to halt strike: Fact-finders turn in 'sad' steel report ; Chessman to die; clemency refused ; Ousted attache accused as spy ; 3 tots killed by stolen car ; Bloomfield Twp. 15-year-old is shot in stolen car chase ; Bare Thompson prison violation ; Catholic Social Services aids many with UF funds ; Rumors spread that Queen Liz expects twins ; Gas fumes kill boy, overcome 9 ; Three brothers die in apartment blaze ; Rockefeller moves openly into national politics; Marshall's body lies in cathedral ; GOP chairman in city Thursday ; The day in Birmingham: Four area men promoted to prominent positions ; Plan symposium on home rule ; Traffic toll six; but total is 11 ; Swainson will address Dems at Sylvan Lake ; Seeking missing priest from Notre Dame ; Errol Flynn goes to his grave today ; Three injured in car crash ; German Consul due to speak here today ; Holland helps plant a garden in United States ; Hunting dog doesn't know when to quit ; Johnson's hopes for 1960 boosted ; Storm lets Florida off easy ; Station wagon home for nine ; Retaliation for Red move: May eject Russ envoy ; Mario Lanza's burial Wednesday in LA

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1959-10-19

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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