The Pontiac Press: 1956-08-31

Nation's roads attract millions of travelers ; Weatherman on the spot; his 'proof' isn't so hot ; Nixon racing death to bedside of ailing father ; Pontiac names chief engineer ; Car death always messy ; Friend found child tied to bed ; 'No Time for Sergeants' leads off adventure list ; Course record by Finsterwald as Motor City ; Royal Oak boy electrocuted ; Hope plummets for Suez peace ; Ike tells of new Red H-test ; The day in Birmingham: City golf course draws more women than men ; State Fair offers cars or cows, interest for all ; Williams offers plan for housing ; Broomfield to talk with Ike on Monday ; Stevenson whistles 'Dixie' after solid-south pledge ; Detroit dairies head off strike ; Two rob bank, lock 8 in vault ; Webber funeral attended by 700 ; Wife of Sgt. McKeon gives birth to girl ; Hickory Grove starts classes in old building ; Wagner in race for Senate seat ; Federal civilian payrolls rising ; Cologne church bombing repairs done; now open ; Electrocute slayer of brother's wife ; AF pressing for guided missile base in Far East despite diplomatic strain