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The Pontiac Press: 1958-09-11

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Push for contracts as Ford strike looms ; Police nab hit-run death driver: Tip by neighbor leads to arrest of city mechanic ; Debbie says Liz cause of break ; Chiang's ships slip through Red blockade ; Supreme Court studies crucial racial issues ; Grand jury ruling here hits law, says Adams ; Adams refuses to say if he plans to resign ; Hospital needs more repairs ; Hoffa, Gibbons on stand today ; President talks tonight at 9 about Far East ; Lose appeal to halt Pontiac switchyard ; Campy meets press ; Sunday closing laws opposed ; The day in Birmingham: Adult education program offers college courses ; Hengesbach faces arraignment today ; Boy Scouts ease Pontiac, county slum problem ; Topcoat weather is eastern half of nation today ; Red Cross director speaks here tonight ; Judith and suspect to take lie tests ; US, Canadian troops to invade Bob-Lo Island ; Knife murders first blamed on intruder: 'I killed parents', says 8-year-old boy ; Hawthorne book set for Waterford review ; Report shows joblessness no worse ; Japanese trial of airman OK'd ; Skidding AF jet kills couple in car ; Hormone pills halt rapid aging process ; More ships fly flag of Liberia than of America ; Town mascot gone - Mike the goose dies

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1958-09-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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