The Pontiac Press: 1957-02-04

Abstract

9 men dead, 27 others missing following coal mine explosion: Smoke, fumes believed to be biggest menace ; Auto show crowns queen in closing hours of '57 run ; May bury two more in tomb of honored dead ; Soviet officials refuse to name mystery patient ; Mine shaft is scene of disaster ; Bank held up in Grand Rapids ; Reveal state road plans ; Pontiac man to run for state board post ; Area woman killed as train hits car ; Many victims of nervous disturbances find way to health ; Ban on parking sought at school ; The day in Birmingham: Tonight's agenda runs from beetle to rezoning ; Crews abandon 2 French ships ; Sisters top pie baking contest ; Township seeks building order ; AFL-CIO heads to attempt ousting 3 member unions ; Suffers skull injury in 2-car collision ; Executive finishes long Pontiac career ; Your income tax ; Birmingham woman seeks U of M post ; Examiner OKs 'genuine' label ; Ample budget assures city of snow removal ; Leukemia takes Michigan boy, 8 ; Brownell requests civil rights action ; 2 appointees named to United Fund panel ; Winter vacationers arouse distrust ; B52s to take place of outdated B36s ; Danes to get pensions ; Woman, 82, faces judge over 69-cent meat theft