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The Pontiac Press: 1956-10-20

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Overjoyed 31 praise pilot ; Polish-Russian ties periled: Nikita, aides pull surprise visit to Warsaw ; Auto industry calls 120,000 back to work ; Busy UF aides spread the word ; Hunters invade fields as fall season starts ; Pontiac to hear Nixon Monday ; Boy Scouts lead the way for area UF solicitors ; McKeon freed to start anew ; Ban Joe Smith write-in votes in Michigan ; Jury to ponder fate of Moore Monday ; Farm discontent tough to spot in Michigan ; Series to probe budget ; Adlai invited to press quiz ; Kefauver visits Nixon backyard ; The day in Birmingham: Arrange 10,000 books for AAUW sale start ; Adlai slaps Ike leadership; Fury shown by president ; Detroit youths admit breakin ; Penman Bulganin writes to Ike again ; Hills board to mark Eastover dedication ; Waitress runs would-be thief into hands of law ; Hold man in attack with knife at bar ; Williams hunts in thumb; Cobo stumps in Detroit ; City man may face child cruelty count ; King Saud's costly bid for friends may topple him ; Teenager, 17, jailed for burglary attempt ; Jordan banking on UN censure ; Unrest in Poland may send Nikita, pals job-hunting ; Studying law behind bars sure paid off ; Cotton picker's son lost in snake area ; 'Wanted' killer given life - twice ; Michigan ranks 5th in state road-building ; Crack Navy fliers change commanders ; Eye grand jury probe of Macomb vote frauds ; Await water cost figure ; Slate debate in Rochester ; Bishop to aid Trinity Church dedication ; Church agendas center on speakers, cornerstone ; West Bloomfield has new fare for bookworms ; Marlette girl wins area chairmanship ; New Romeo post office to be started in 1957 ; Home, school building booms ; Howarth area cooking starred in WCWS book ; Lake Orion unit to form with nominations told ; Classmates join in asking boy to return home ; Orion bureau names officers; plans supper ; Romeo staging 'Our Town' ; W. Bloomfield players preparing new comedy ; Dinner to glean scholarship funds ; Mrs. Clark takes OES matron's post ; Porch lights to signal drive in Imlay City ; 6 White Lake Twp. cottages broken into ; County school board group elects officers ; Lotus Lake Friendly Club to meet Tuesdays ; News roundup puts politics in top spot as Ike, Adlai hustle for votes ; Still tough to pinpoint campaign issues as Ike, Adlai grasp for something solid

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1956-10-20

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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