The Pontiac Press: 1958-02-10

Abstract

Sheath of snow encases upstate New York: 13 lose lives as white veil envelops area ; Motorist finds tough sledding ; Hart makes bid for Senate seat ; Cold snap victims ; Beck may lose free lodgings ; Boy Scouts to take over: Run Pontiac tomorrow ; Brave teenager guards children ; Hospital staff votes its support for Flath ; Zero reading on Sunday marks this winter's low ; Farmers' utopia ; Say Keego man beat girl, 10 ; Flint boy, 13, chutes frigid 2,500 feet ; First man braves space ; Battle looms on civil rights ; Nixon believes: Biggest Russian threat now internal penetration ; The day in Birmingham: City planner to present revised zone ordinance ; Former supervisor of Waterford dies ; Ike, Dulles confer on Tunisia bombing ; No heave-ho for Schwartz ; Film on Europe due in adventure series ; Woman banker sees recession as short ; 'Humble' about cancer grant ; Seek attacker of 4 state girls ; Plane crashes dodging snow north of Niles ; Argentina needs tractor plants ; 2 civic organizations to hear DuPont man ; 'US could shoot moon rockets in '58' ; District in the sticks will elect Bulganin ; Ellis Island goes up for sale Friday; Only 1 mile from teeming Manhattan