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The Pontiac Press: 1957-01-09

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Tough schedule confronts state legislature: Solons convene in 1957 session at capitol today ; Teddy's 'stick' was the lever that lifted FBI ; Wins US Senate position ; Prize job goes to Kennedy, not Kefauver ; Vessel escapes clogged-up Suez ; McAlpine mute on 'hate letters' ; Anthony Eden resigns post ; To arraign rash on murder count ; Owosso judge gets jury probe in Flint ; Blanket bundling turns out to be blanket bungling ; Chairmanship to Sen. Lodge ; Three escape death in crash ; City of Kalamazoo expands 2 1/2 times ; Need more circuit judges, says county clerk Allen ; The day in Birmingham: Zoning and alley closing issues draw big audience ; Former officer to face court ; Big brothers hold out friendly hand, help troubled boys to see true values ; Refugee couples in dual marriage at Birmingham ; Van Peursem rises swiftly in politics ; Name Willman CD delegate ; License plate sales lag as deadline draws near ; Vanderbilt concentrates on public service ; Waterford will hold recreation school ; Scientific testimony for AEC on reactor ; Afghan 5-year plan to cost $300 million ; Get your income tax form yet? Better take a look at it now ; Industrialist 'on job' at 91 ; Thin, sickly cattle can't stand unusually severe winter

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1957-01-09

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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