The Pontiac Press: 1958-11-04

Abstract

Americans throng to election booths today: Balloting heavy in county; Mark may tumble ; Pope crowned in glittering rites ; Cuban victory seems sure for Batista's choice ; He voted, have you? ; Votes to appeal court decision ; Birmingham boy dies following head injury ; Expecting 48 million to vote across US ; Barefoot Sanders challenges Texas Republican ; Ike casts his ballot at Gettysburg polls ; Press will furnish returns by phone ; 1 killed, 3 escape as jet bomber falls ; Fifteen tons of steel dumped at Dixie and Telegraph ; Senate contests to watch for national voting trend ; Dr. Sullenberger to drop appeal ; United Fund division gets 44.9 pct of quota ; The day in Birmingham: Nativity figures purchase OK's by commissioners ; W. L. Mitchell succeeds Earl as GM styling chief ; Sunday liquor sale sought by Miriani ; Say nationalists use poison gas ; High school students 'elect' 13 of 16 Dems ; Driver of death car placed in probation ; Storm batters Pacific Coast, moves inland ; Injured Unitas will miss 4 or 5 games ; Fails to obtain absentee ballot for ailing wife ; Modern Lady Godiva prefers to take bus ; 6 states vote on shop ban ; Skilled trades rally aimed at Reuther ; Pontiac voters get free rides to voting booths ; Set teenage record hop ; Town will borrow portable jail cell ; Hal Boyle opens his mail: Conceit: 'I' strain that doctors can't cure ; Probe clouds Arizona voting ; 3rd US moon shot slated within week ; Senator's race tepid in Jersey ; Senate seal fight close in Maryland