The Pontiac Press: 1956-11-19

Red army breaks general strike in Hungary: defiant rebels nor resorting to slowdown ; League planning to file lawsuit on courthouse ; Lady is sympathetic ; Western envoys butt of tirade by Khruschev ; Mrs. Eliza Beaumont's daughter dies: Outlives her kin at 107 ; Clare Luce resigns as ambassador ; Drayton hunter missing, feared lost in wilds ; Dag flies back to tell UN result of talks with Egypt ; Rudolph Halley dies at 43 in New York ; Auto collision kills three ; Pontiac man admits shooting accident ; Let that turkey relax ; Fire destroys Oxbow grocery ; The day in Birmingham: Remodel city building; Fire hall meeting site ; Jacobson's completes children's shop ; Changes effected on city bus route as of today ; Weekend traffic takes 16 lives ; Resume talks in dock tieup ; City, railroad eye new talks ; Widening search for training jet ; Cuba urges UN to halt deportations ; Mrs. Edmond Prince named to directors ; Expect authorization for Fisher strike ; Try judging this: Judge elected who didn't run ; Israel seeks end to Mideast trouble ; Adlai's 'quailing' in Carolina - well he might