The Pontiac Press: 1957-08-03

Abstract

Teamsters back jab at AFL-CIO: Join builders in challenging big federation ; Knowland holds hope of revision on civil rights ; Diamonds still a girl's best friend? Idea for a hot day ; Welfare board chairman defends housing policy ; 11 county girls to vie Tuesday for title of 1957 4-H fair queen ; Walter George's heart is failing ; Gulping pills for that bulge? Warning issued ; Cooling winds, showers will bring some relief ; Most model changeovers scheduled in September ; London talks appear saved ; Golfing squirrel goes it alone and sinks 174 ; Plenty of rain and 95-degree heat marked July ; Dio to quit jail to answer quiz ; Prison inmates seize 14 women ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield Hills district opens sealed bids soon ; New pumping machine solves Sylvan Shores sewer problem ; Ask new bids on dam repair ; 2 youths reap praise for honesty with purse ; Temporary 4th lane opens on US 16 ; Moscow lists talks by Khrushchev-Tito ; Confidential's trial opens ; Marilyn in good spirits: Still can have babies ; 'Youth gangsterism' said great problem ; Hungary arrests staff of new party ; US may reduce foreign air units ; Lawsuits seem to be inevitable for March ; Railroad doesn't hide breakdown - for a reason ; Social Security questions, answers ; Teenager killed in New York crime flareup ; Mohandas Ghandi's son dies of attack ; China's armed forces may be shrinking in size ; Lawyer selected as king of Malaya ; Civilian employes in government rise ; Convicted rapist flees in airplane ; Sen. Potter on automation displacement: Seeks jobless training ; Arkansas Day picnic held here tomorrow ; Prison inmate dies from stab wounds ; To appeal Ike decision barring disaster aid