The Pontiac Press: 1955-01-08

Abstract

Police keeping close vigil over Sheppard: Mother's suicide casts shadow on appeal fight ; Army says John Adams, Gen. Weible OKed honorable discharge for Peress ; Rebates coming for users of gas ; Rosebush quads to mark fourth birthday Monday ; GOP gets bids for convention ; $101 billion seen in roads report ; Hammarskjold, Chou complete five-hour talks ; Man, 71, killed in farm mishap ; Grandchildren visit president ; Two Americans freed by Reds ; Slain president's brother will get Panama post ; Some motorists wouldn't be able to see for flags ; New Pontiacs, GM Trucks top attractions in Chicago ; Busy in counting house ; Fisher workers approve strike ; Ziegler, ex-aide swap charges ; MSC mulling new test area ; From our Birmingham bureau: Michigan court ruling snags parking lot plan ; Firemen barred as homes burned ; Pontiac Motor local seeks strike vote ; 7 lose lives in 2-car crash in New Mexico ; Williams drops split bond idea ; Marian Anderson greeted by tears, applause at Met ; Music Festival popular in state ; Dunn fund swells to $5,018 within 12 days ; Five recruits join Marines in December ; Waives examination on destruction count ; Jack Webb, actress to marry in Chicago ; 'Suspect' - chapter 29 by Hugh Lawrence Nelson ; Idaho pioneer gives oration at own funeral ; Ike, Mamie to spend weekend at camp