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The Pontiac Press: 1955-07-06

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Three appointments to city posts announced: Elect Rowston to commission; pick treasurer ; GM announces 3-for-1 stick split: Plan awaiting Sept. 23 vote of shareholders ; 'Cool' 89 today bringing relief from hot spell ; Alligator safari in Bloomfield Township: Big game hunting scribes stalk lake denizen ; Social Security expansion seen ; Ferris Fain given release by Tigers ; Rees ties Scott in Open; Nelson, Furgol training ; 'Pike authority will act fairly' Higgins asserts ; City given citation for accident record ; Higgins is likely turnpike chieftain ; Ike says he'll make his own second term decision ; Senator scores defense tactics ; New ordinance restricts selling ; The day in Birmingham: Commission opposes race track proposal ; Bloomfield school bonds to be decided on Monday ; Students attend MSU course in journalism ; Italians form new cabinet ; Prisoners hold seven hostages ; City graduate gets college scholarship ; Study seizure of DC transit ; Tot scalds to death when mother trips ; Press of business listed as cause of resignation ; Pontiac city affairs: Commission takes bids on removal of buildings ; Police arrest man wanted in robbery ; Divers offered monitor reward; Deep sea diver to salvage ship in Lake Michigan ; Marine married whether he knows it or not ; Dems might stymie Ike's major plans ; Intelligence experts hit optimism ; Army initiates mass movement ; Navy seeking 31 technical men to be admirals ; Small fry swallow 24 baby aspirins ; Two-month-old baby booked by Illinois cops ; Negro is appointed to high NY court ; Freezer short kills girl, 9, in swimsuit ; Anti-Peron party asks truce proof ; 1898 vets to gather

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1955-07-06

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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