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The Pontiac Press: 1957-07-08

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Basements, roads flood in heavy downpour: Additional rains may tax drains, officials fear ; Fourth-of-July weekend toll: 30 in state: 19 die in traffic, drownings add to grim total ; One month left to get ticket for Press trip ; Six-inch rain swamps state, flattens crops ; Huron gardens flooded by today's storm ; Civil service board promises police probe ; Mrs. Calvin Coolidge dies at 78 ; Tigers' Bunning All-Star choice ; Heat kills 130 in Europe ; Rights filibuster - what it means, how it works ; Mackie must decide on major highways ; Moscow warning to west: Don't expect concessions ; Truman library opened briefly; Closed for work ; Billy's crusade taken to park ; The day in Birmingham: Slate 6 public hearings for city commissioners ; Breakdown on tragedy - list of holiday deaths ; List enticement as major factor ; Ike returns from holiday at Gettysburg ; 14 members fly club plane ; Holidays to lack cranberry sauce

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1957-07-08

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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