The Pontiac Press: 1957-07-24

Abstract

7 convicted of hindering school integration: Defense ready to file appeal in 'Clinton trial' ; Overcrowding may lead to violence, Judge Moore says ; Relief at children's home asked ; City receives top safety award ; More bark and less bite ; Sheppard case confession called 'complete hoax' ; Senate expected to limit scope of civil rights bill ; Seek 'madman' in New Mexico ; Segregation again issue in school aid bill debate ; Committee says 'no' to Hells Canyon bill ; Explode ninth atom shot in current series of tests ; Senate rackets probe continues ; Plane explosion kills 10 fliers ; Full house for Press theater tour ; Hold hearing on 'dope' count ; Faces charge of embezzling ; The day in Birmingham: Schone okays purchase of property at Quarton ; Name Pontiac Bell assistant manager ; Enter innocent plea for Lawrence Turner ; Twist of fate brings death ; Margaret's latest plans to resign his commission ; Trucker's 'dream house' now hole in the ground ; Pontiac trooper gets his man in hectic chase ; Judge boots out Hoffa booster, leaves quietly ; Jury lack accord in Johnny Dio trial ; Michigan to promote opportunities exhibit ; Discarded check leads to arrest ; Britain delays strikes against desert tribes ; Adams' resentment cited by Lindsay ; Sailors leaning to innocent dates ; French theater star Guitry dies at 73 ; Man given $20,000 fine, probation on tax charge ; Tourists to see wild west scene at pony auction ; Warren speaks to ABA meeting ; Israel-bound ship clears Suez Canal ; Child starts fire in Waterford home ; Sisters, 15 and 24, end marriages with same plan ; Museum finds articles hidden in bison exhibit