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The Pontiac Press: 1956-04-27

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Russians urging UN arms ban to Mideast: Soviets seeking end of curbs on world trade ; Three in family die within year ; Panther toll rises near Leonard ; Fire hits Orchard Lake landmark: Gardener rescues woman in blaze at Orchard Lake ; Rocky Marciano, unbeaten champ, bows out of ring ; Nixon will run: GOP '56 ticket all wrapped up ; Board petitions due by May 12 ; County Democrats elect delegates to state parley ; Teacher's killer attempts suicide ; Report 10 dead in Virginia blast ; Capital boosted by local bank ; House to vote on highway bill ; Crash a grim warning, judge tells two youths ; Tornado warning ; Willman details city water plan ; Pontiac fire department praised for its record ; Letter blasts UM recruiting ; $750 dog to die for biting child, 3 ; The day in Birmingham: New stores starting up; include Community Bank ; ANPA settles antitrust suit ; Missing boy's body is found in river ; Record school aid bill OK's be Williams ; Planetarium set for Thursdays at Cranbrook ; Four receive injuries in Telegraph crash ; Ask examination on murder charge ; Stockholders hear of progress, plans ; House Dems switch; join Ike's farm plan ; Firm wins citation for plans of school ; To quiz survivor of fatal smashup ; Zhukov seeks prestige for Red armed forces ; Seventeen girls entered in Amvets beauty contest ; Small heart patient in fair condition ; India tightens lid on religious visas ; Fire in press room delays Free Press ; Comic book explains Social Security tale ; Famed Shelby Inn destroyed ; UM professor says assistants are old device

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1956-04-27

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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