The Pontiac Press: 1956-08-29

North-south freeway route still undecided ; Jail 'brains' in Riesel case: 4 racketeers held by FBI in acid blinding ; Another Briton jailed in Egypt; relations tense ; Sift 350 infants' deaths to check on burly nurse ; County GOP for Van Dusen ; Soaring of mercury issues 'cool' warning ; Schools to open next Thursday - motorists beware ; Boy describes beatings, shuns return to parents ; Romance for Adlai? He denies rumors ; Train fun has serious aspects ; Ike back on job after vacation ; Contest slated for Labor Day ; The day in Birmingham: CD program Sept. 9-15 slates dedication, parade ; State Socialists list candidates for Nov. 6 ; Bank begins construction of office in northwest area ; GOC to answer questions during film showing ; Former foreman of Consumers dies ; 4 area boys cop first day honors at state 4-H fair ; AFL-CIO Council backs Stevenson-Kefauver team ; Union bids 2 million in government to join ; Friends to honor 'Boss' Kettering on 80th birthday ; Big milk strike still expected ; Court fight seen in 12-town drain costs ; Reds nab, free Swedes in Baltic ; Add gay colors to room by using decorative maps ; Young housewife's novel stirs up storm