The Pontiac Press: 1958-11-29

Abstract

First heavy snowfall, cold hit Pontiac area: DPW and police struggling hard to clear roads ; Traffic deaths mount to 237 across nation ; Wind-blown snow dumped over nation ; Musician dies while performing ; Test successful for Atlas 'beast' ; Might expand Berlin proposal ; 2 judges deny 'soft' charge ; 'I want to borrow $5...' Collateral? Ball and bat ; Go easy on that brake pedal today ; Proposed school tax increase stirs Bloomfield Hills group ; Deadlock keeps airlines tied up ; The day in Birmingham: Handel's Messiah music to highlight Yule season ; Ruled not guilty of rape charge ; Winter cold catches up with Ike ; Christmas shopping peps up merchants ; Moroccan girl weds US gob despite red tape ; Send second report on urban renewal ; Political circles talk about next election ; Fire hydrant has its day ; Stompanato estate comes to $274.10 ; Oxford students' banter fails to faze Nixon ; She lets sister take own life ; Charles Kettering buried yesterday ; Asia's Communist leaders may be plotting new move ; Birthday cake for Sir Winnie guarded secret ; Sylvester Melvin, 107 years old, recalls history ; IAM pays benefits to airline strikers ; Insanity hinted in Hillsdale case ; Drop in Korean vets training on GI bill ; Former convict plans to aid prison chaplain ; French vote Sunday for new assembly ; More hearings due on television ratings ; Congressmen visiting Berlin ; Dems counting Senate margin ; Teenage thief goes to prison to learn ABCs ; Shortage in Christmas toys expected ; Skipper says 'Bradley' blew up before sinking