The Pontiac Press: 1956-02-11

Abstract

Dairymen seek closed market, price boost: Action widens split among milk producers ; Wife accuses cousin in murder: Mother blames mate's slaying on secret lover ; Senator Case testifies ; GM presenting revised dealer contract plans ; Ike undergoes physical today ; Witnesses testify today in "case money' incident ; Rochester man admits robbing bar at gunpoint ; Blood donations needed by bank ; Kettering presented Silver Quill award ; Detroit man dies in area car crash ; Ice-laden Europe reeling ; Ten airmen killed in bomber crash ; Sole GAR soldier feted ; $701,000,000 needed by state ; US to deliver beef to Israel ; Fire, financial reports issued by city this week ; Kefauver enters Minnesota race ; Bridges enters primary vowed to Eisenhower ; Dredges clear Seaway route ; Thousands attend rites, pay homage to Mr. Mack ; Grocer related to Iraqi tribe ; Seek legal action against 4 soldiers ; Kresge leases spot in shopping center ; Juveniles arrested on robbery charge ; Franco orders wider powers to quell riots ; Power firm sets up scholarship fund ; Senators OK funds for East's flood areas ; Hershey chides draft evaders ; Plow hurls snow 200 feet ; May veto Senate farm bill: Solon believes Ike will sign ; Officials meet in Royal Oak ; Eight complete defense course ; Junior women to meet Friday ; Simpson-Cannon vows exchanged in Pontiac rite ; Rochester Library announces new books on shelves ; Mollet inspects rebel country ; Republican group forms in Clarkston ; Methodist men group organizes in North Branch ; School credit union elects new officers ; Sen. Knowland to reveal plans about primaries ; Plan exercise sessions again ; Farmers to entertain Oxford Rotary Club ; Marlette girl marries in Baptist church rite ; State prevents group from filling in land ; Drayton minister slates 6 addresses ; MSU will step up training of Brazilians ; Elmwood church slates services by Elba pastor ; Clarkston man claims bride from Waukegan ; 'Dandy' dog saves master from death ; Bulgaria shoots down 'many' US weather balloons ; George Gobel denies he has writers on show ; Farmers gripe over blackbirds ; British school kids take over safety ; Sons of South still won't don the Union blue