The Pontiac Press: 1957-12-27

Abstract

Willman expects state OK on hospital funds: Tax note plan to provide funds for completion ; Lions fans wait all night: 3,000 seek tickets ; California jury sentences Scott to life in prison ; Rundell Street home wins lighting contest ; No police promotions until study is finished ; Williams calls grid TV ban 'unreasonable' ; Fluoridation backed by dentists, medics ; Minister kills self, family of three ; Curtice Sees 5 pct. drop in car sales for 1958 ; Press publisher made director of Home Loan Bank ; Miriani hits police pensions ; Pipeline project will be studied ; The day in Birmingham: Merchants' gifts to greet first baby born in 1958 ; City man has white Yule at pole ; Ex-Reds ruled OK to hold UAW office ; Seaweed your ancestor? ; Court to decide custody of girl, 4 ; Town still has heart after fire cuts deep ; escaped trusty lives 2 weeks in prison pig shed ; 2 girls in car crash not seriously hurt ; Irate attendant fights robbers; Williams seeks cut in spending ; 2 officials stranded by 'pirating' of labor ; Gov. Ribicoff blames each of us ; Texas goes to bat to make him citizen ; News of service personnel ; Salk vaccine supply ahead of demand ; New Year resolutions masculine problem ; Blaze claims 2 more victims; Oil operators will keep wary eye on Washington in coming year ; Michigan tourist industry plans big campaign in '58 ; Damage elevator, trap themselves ; Pontiac Police rules set up by committee ; Cheaper way sought to desalt water