The Pontiac Press: 1956-02-21

Bulganin urges A-expansion for Red victory: Claim Russia leads nation in peaceful use ; Armed pair rob jewelry store; flee with $525 ; Washington was staunch traveler in visiting early America ; Legal holiday closing doors on some offices ; Dye is expected to take stand ; 40,000 in Tokyo hear Graham ; Layoff pay plan discord hinted ; Junior High set to open Friday ; Prophet fee on bond following morals arrest ; Luce arrives in New York City with toothache ; Connecticut governor speaks: Lauds work of Red Cross ; New snow grips Europe ; Probers' delving oil money quiz ; The day in Birmingham: Okay health integration at commission meeting ; Reveal schedule for school buses ; Britain announces plans for Americanizing Army ; Wayne County official indicted ; Schedule hearing on water aid bills ; Seek warrants in murder plot ; Waive examination in robbery charges ; Towing of car brought ticket, warrant says ; School bus plan appears doomed ; Two bandits rob local motel of $82 ; Give $306,072 in contracts for county road projects ; Edison operates new generator ; What does the future hold for Clare Luce? ; Housewife has a pet 350-pound puma ; Cold in Italy helping Red-backed revolt ; British to raise flag for "Our George Washington" ; "Creepy Peepy" TV used in battle area ; Letter, telegram mix good news with bad ; Kansas hamlet builds 25-bed do-it-yourself hospital ; Entire crew of freighter under suspicion of killing ; Soviets approve Khrushchev's anti-Stalin line