The Pontiac Press: 1957-10-29

Abstract

Voter reject hospital bonds for 2nd time: Light turnout defeats issue by 3,530 to 2,150 ; Furniture store blaze brought under control ; Control flames at store ; US announces chief speaker to open drive ; Restore funds for research ; Officials ponder what to do next at city hospital ; Yule parade will frolic through Pontiac Nov. 30 ; Train hits car, killing driver ; Shepherd given life sentence ; Zhukov rallies support in Kremlin ; Film giant Louis B. Mayer of MGM dead at 72 ; Elvis disputes Sinatra attack on rock 'n' roll ; Eisenhower reported favoring 3 men to lead Republican slate in '60 election ; The day in Birmingham: Hearing on zoning draws but half dozen residents ; Waterford accepts land given for cultural center ; Graham calls for conversions ; Governor Williams fear unemployment next year ; Anastasia pal held under $50,000 bail ; 'Dirty football’ claim in East ; Gromer to present Atlantic coast film ; Man forces deputy, 5 others off road ; Assails high school math ; Prices are revealed for Studebaker cars ; School aid future dim ; Eyes changing missile policy ; Seeks crackdown on teen dope use ; Emotional stress causes heart attack? ; Summerfield sees postal rate hike ; Search for suicide pilot ; Southeast feels cold move in ; Siam meekly ends Catskill romp ; City gives $224 for children of dying mom ; Owners uneasy in house that's accident-prone ; Emergency funds for November relief: Ask supervisors for extra $100,000 aid