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The Pontiac Press: 1956-03-01

Abstract

Facts juggled by opponents of parking lots ; Ike tells US he won't barnstorm: Offers nation reassurance about health ; 11 babies stuck with Leap Year as their birthday ; 15 candidates back proposed parking project ; Steam shovel goes sliding ; Dye trial ends in circuit court ; House to get excise tax bill ; Autherine Lucy expelled to halt return to school ; Struck by auto, pedestrian dies ; He's divorced at 81, told to go slow ; Marilyn pays $55 ; Ike's plans prompt variety of reactions from voters ; '56 plates become law; police alert ; Dondero portrait unveiled in Congress ; The day in Birmingham: Recreation board begins interviews for director ; Elect Frank Lyndall president of Rotary ; Members open vote drive ; Police chief nabs man, himself, in fast time ; American-leased jets to help Japan launch new self-defense force ; Ann Arbor firemen set to douse atomic furnace ; Actress' ex-husband wants child's custody ; Safety program hard to analyze ; Fine refunded for book overdue 35 years ago

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1956-03-01

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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