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The Pontiac Press: 1957-10-07

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Fall has its pleasures ; Reds to launch bigger satellite, also claim new type of H-bomb: Hydrogen blast reported made at high altitude ; Pontiac '58 goal: Fifth in industry ; Russians tracking satellite ; Skies are clear for fifth game ; Ike, Faubus silent; Permit cooling off ; Four area schools hit by epidemic of influenza; Blame rogues in Warsaw riots ; Series on 'autocide' starting in Press ; Pontiac watchers may see satellite tonight ; Space missile control sought ; 16 die on crowded state highways ; The day in Birmingham: City commission to study communications, reports; Amvets Olsen Post installs officers ; Dairy strike may be short ; 'Army's Jupiter C missile able to launch satellite' ; Earth satellites focus attention of entire world ; Harold Gasser dies of heart attack ; Tot falls from car, escapes serious injury ; State suspends licenses of 46 drivers in county ; Siamese twin girls reported doing well ; 4th French quintuplet dies after 5-day fight ; Howard L. Norton of Mason dies ; Auto designer Baskerville dies ; Burdette Ashley, 50, state newsman dies ; $6,000 fire strikes Pontiac home, garage ; Arctic ship drills for atom attack ; Ike stays on farm to play more golf ; Lansing editor heads University Press Club

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1957-10-07

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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