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The Pontiac Press: 1957-05-10

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Flee as forest fire nears home: Plymouth spared by fire but blazes may rekindle ; Asks 6-month postponement in conspiracy trail of Hoffa: Lawyer claims hostile publicity bars fairness ; Equalization cut to cost schools $250,000 in year ; Largest state flag is unfurled ; Ike asks American people to judge worth of budget ; Parolee says he shot scout by accident ; City man throws $5,200 in cash into his furnace ; Senate slashes postal budget ; Anti-pollution order spurs sewage plant ; Strongest truck market predicted by GMC official ; C of C will heave anchor, sail Great Lakes June 7-10 ; New fire house near completion on West Huron ; The day in Birmingham: Ruth Shain group hears talk on 'The Cold War' ; House passes drainage bills ; Estimate for Graham in New York: Crusade tab $900,000 ; Colombia ousts dictator Rojas ; Russia asks A-test ban ; GOP senators urge 50 cent cigarette tax ; Strike cuts back national magazines ; Italian officials still hunt for 'Treasure of Dongo' ; Investigation sought in DeHoCo charge ; Mystery gets deeper in shooting of Costello ; Calls housewives shrewd shoppers

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1957-05-10

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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