The Pontiac Press: 1956-06-02

Molotov steps aside for Pravda's Shepilov: Youthful editor now known as 'Mr. Party Line' ; Old Bolshevik may be installed as Red president ; State Democrats ask party stand over civil rights ; Set June session on road problem ; City banks offer new savings plan ; Medical checks eyed in schools ; Yugoslav's Tito begins triumph tour of Russia ; Jesse H. Jones dies at 82; Created financial empire ; Budgetary pinch forces junking of ships ; FBI identifies bones found in Port Huron ; French planes, artillery wipe out huge Arab force ; He stabbed her, ran her down, woman claims ; Brutal murder shocks Atlanta ; The day in Birmingham: Parent to install minister on new church's birthday ; Three persons hurt as 2 autos collide ; Auto death is ruled due to natural cause ; County groups join disaster committee ; 'Bedroom Burglar' is on the prowl again ; Housewife asks for check: Says state will observe election at Walled Lake ; Cooper declines Kentucky race ; Contests lure twenty million ; California primary battle entering final weekend ; Area college, high schools to graduate students: Annual commencement is set for Sunday at St. Mary's ; Saginaw trio robs oil firm ; Old post office marks one more milestone ; Detroit preacher to show slides at Waterford ; Paddle push, crowning of queen today's events ; Drayton church to stage two humorous plays ; Hubcap thieves pick wrong automobile ; Marines open jail for McKeon ; Old fashioned community sing planned Sunday ; Slate state man at Oxford school ; St. Patrick church lists Mass schedule ; Control of River Jordan still perils Palestine truce ; '56 convention worries GOP; Red detest visa fingerprinting ; Negro bus boycott 100 per cent effective ; Men rescue trapped dog from mountain