The Pontiac Press: 1956-01-21

Abstract

Ike promises campaign fight ; Cutters opening passage along St. Clair River ; Cold wave chills most of country as frigid air mass moves southward ; Pontiac couple robbed of $900 at pistol point ; Seek charges against widow ; From Berkley High: 12 cheerleaders, teacher injured in 4-car pileup ; GOP senators plan bill for state driver safety ; 4 policemen kill crazed gunman ; Taylor seeking more "brains' for future army ; Waterford man collision victim ; 2 men sought in hotel slaying ; 6,000 state Republicans jampack party banquets ; City to effect route changes ; Ike's budget chief quitting ; The day in Birmingham: Schedules open house for child guidance clinic ; Press president decries suppression of vital news ; Cabbie nearly 'holds up' rider ; Rioting Indians hit other cities ; Williams, others will discuss states ; Probe similarities between holdups ; Courteous bandit nobly loots lingerie shop ; Vice squad nabs seven in night raid ; Five workers drown as bridge collapses ; Widow is named first beneficiary in employes' fund ; Doomed Michigan boy, 6, hoping for trip to Lourdes ; High school to honor 130 at baccalaureate service ; FBI joins hunt for mass killer ; Ex-waiter cited for failing to report $67,000 in tips ; Ike invites George to foreign policy talk ; Capitol Savings ups deposits 16 per cent ; 'People in research must get more pay' ; Waterford Board of Education gives boundaries: Attendance lines set for students ; Rochester group honors officers at gathering ; Minister to leave post in Metamora ; Blaze levels Romeo building ; Judge Moore to give address ; Adult education classes to start ; Install Mary Holmes in Commerce rite ; Rev. Ramsey to give Rochester service ; Deep sea fishing topic at meeting of Lions Club ; New kind of county agent helps farm families ; County woman board member ; Groups slate book workshop ; Sheridan-Diegel vows exchanges in church rite ; Newsbaum-Heaslip vows repeated at Waterford ; Ask public vote of consolidation ; 2 Ferndale bandits take $1,150 in store ; Predicts skilled labor shortage ; Soviet military leaving Finland