The Pontiac Press: 1958-05-02

Abstract

Van Horn denies killing Waterford woman: Accuses police of scaring him into confessing ; Baseball prediction wins bonds ; Reds denounce Arctic plan: Polar inspection viewed as US spy 'gimmick' ; Flying squirrels get new home ; GM reply expected on speeding talks ; MSU-Oakland contracts let ; FHA considers recession a flop ; Dubious prize for city in state crime figures ; Senate action Uncertain on Ike's jobless-pay plan ; Girl enters dogs’ pen by mistake, fiercely attacked ; Reservation deadline near ; Negligent homicide charged in accident ; Big black critter scares Atlanta: Mystery beast at large ; Russian dance troupe learns about America ; 16.6 per cent idled in area ; Liner overshoots runway: None hurt at Newark ; The day in Birmingham: Holy Name teen-hi club will stage benefit play ; May examine doctor's sanity ; Auto production up 36.3 pct. this week ; Sullenberger out of Pontiac General ; Missing 6-year-old sought by police ; On Durant, Oklahoma: Seven inches of rain falls ; MSU tightens its belt under austerity budget ; Death makes office work a prize to hold ; Airline offering regular safaris to African areas ; German might strengthening ; Slave couple's child state's 'Mother of Year'