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The Pontiac Press: 1958-10-28

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Nixon adds spark to rising GOP hopes ; Italian cardinal Roncalli chosen new Pope: Popular prelate takes name of John XXIII ; New supreme pontiff ; Ike wheels up campaign guns for fresh salvo ; Vice president visits school for deaf ; Whirlwind tour of state ends with Flint talk ; New sewage plant badly needed here ; Hart challenges Nixon's claims ; 11 reported trapped as blast rips mine ; Burning believed suicide ; $35.79 to drive '59 Pontiac coast-to coast ; Nixon visits deaf girl; GOP dinner news $125,000 ; Kierdorf, Fleisher cases not linked, says Ziem ; GM strikes settled as all but 2 plants ; New Grinnell store graces Birmingham ; The day in Birmingham: Artist gives community Donald Egbert painting ; Chicago editor dies; Started career here ; Area United Fund report luncheon tomorrow noon ; Tel-Huron to hold 'Mad Midnight' sale ; Murder betrays 'innocent' man ; Man must dramatize cold to save dignity ; Helen Hayes' son plans to wed young actress ; Butler opposes Ike's views ; Flexibility in court system needed ; US-Britain may share cost of Detroit tragedy: Crash victims to get compensation ; Ex-professor dies after fall at jail ; Friend accidentally shoots Pontiac boy ; Residents okay Waterford plan ; Truman, Nixon invited to play piano duet ; Atomic test series enters final phase ; 'Y' invites children to Halloween party ; 19 Cub Scouts receive Bobcat pins in ceremony

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1958-10-28

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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