The Pontiac Press: 1956-07-18

Social Security changes waits Ike's approval: Senate OKs bill to allow women benefits at 62 ; Pontiac resident killed in crash ; Illinois scandal leads to first official arrest ; City receives protest petition over rail yard ; Marine denies charges in deaths ; Sinatra to sing for Democrats at convention ; McKeon defense labels March a tragic accident ; No verdict as yet from Hermiz jury ; Curfew clamped on GIs in Bonn to reduce crime ; 1,200 Ringling workers scatter to seek new jobs ; Labor tiff closes 'Met' ; $$$ attract 20 JP candidates in Nevada voting ; Polio immunization plan OK's by state legislature ; Mrs. Ora Boice dies in hospital ; Van Fleet OK after surgery ; Wife told first husband is alive ; Bloomfield Hills students have music study plan ; New greenhouses made out of plastic ; The day in Birmingham: Consider 1-way streets, less parking, turning ; Judge adjourns dope ring case ; Steel wage talks resume; Lakes fleet feeling pinch ; Marilyn needs cordon of police to control fans ; Hunt plant folklore for cures of cancer ; Library - park site hearing set ; Christmas - year-round chore here ; Lobbies too strong, Neuberger warns ; Soldier gals win bloomer battle, get to buy own ; Lawmakers eye aid to seaway ; Baby stops bleeding, radio saves life ; Butterball dean just as content in 'pajama game' ; Log industry museum set