The Pontiac Press: 1956-05-30

Abstract

Adlai wins in nip and tuck Florida primary: Kefauver happy at tight margin of about 7,000 ; Weary Senators shout approval of highway bill ; Now you know who rates tops on the diamond ; Board adopts allocations for area units ; Nation's war heroes are remembered today ; Clements wins Kentucky bid ; Whooping bird arrives in south ; Aircraft, auto merger seen ; Traffic heavy in county, but no tie-ups reported ; US weather stormy, warm ; Bonds for hospital get state approval ; Belabored 'car hop' reports on teenagers of city ; City will study noise complaint ; The day in Birmingham: Hearings are final steps in intersection changing ; Pontiac city affairs: Commission sets June 12 hearing to discuss additional funds allocation ; Post office loss set at whopping $1,000 a minute ; To honor Higgins with June dinner ; Auto strikes down Clarkston youth, 10 ; Mayor gets $1,000 for civic auditorium ; Parades, special services highlight day in county ; Rochester plans special election ; Boys' Club queen starred in Huron Valley procession ; Rites at Troy cemetery recall ordeal of "Polar Bear' fighting unit in Russia ; Nip water plan for Troy school ; Extension service lists staff changes ; Reds execute Beria men