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The Pontiac Press: 1958-05-21

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We can beat recession, says Eisenhower: Sees economy taking upturn any time now ; Pflimlin gains strong support in assembly ; Hospital board fires director Carl |. Flath ; Perry Street widening dooms majestic trees ; Jury selected for Hoffa trial ; Reuther battles split bargaining ; Pretzel maker beats Stassen in primary ; Arrest of couple ends vigil here ; Friends pull for him ; You've gotta tell 'em to sell 'em ; Top Democrats dispute Ike’s optimistic outlook ; The day in Birmingham: Art festival exceeding expectations, Thom says ; To arrange dedication of new city post office ; Proposes aid to small firms ; Watch for Shopportunity Days in Pontiac ; Moves to better city hospital ; Area service clubs meet tomorrow ; Says spending by US to rise ; UAW calls Ford letter 'propaganda' ; It may cost you 4 cents to send letter on August 1 ; Survivor tells of air collision ; Maryland Dems for d'Alesandro ; Mme. Chiang due to visit U of M ; New York opens war on litterbugs ; Critics told to leave suggestions on roof ; Amateur band willing to play

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1958-05-21

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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