The Pontiac Press: 1958-12-09

Abstract

Pre-winter storm dumps 4-inch snow here: Mercury hits icy 6 degrees during night ; Life in prison main desire of 1 woman ; Gives books for tax check ; New truck design idea at GMTC ; Red security chief out ; 20,000 idle at Chrysler: Dodge plant walkout hits Plymouth output; talks go on today ; How to please those who have everything ; Last adjournment given Kierdorf ; Thousands riot in Venezuela ; The day in Birmingham: Several thousand men shop on special night ; Traffic bureau setup changed ; Humphrey reports to Ike on Kremlin conferences ; Ex-Pontiac teacher sentenced in Detroit ; Bloomfield’s tax increase beaten ; Merritt D. Hill on Agriculture Board of Fame ; Three juveniles held by Waterford Police ; Cooney seeks post as judge ; Downtown Yule concerts begin tonight ; Keeps Lincoln assembly going: Helicopter carries parts ; Trial opens today for Holland airman ; Prize winners gather to receive Nobel awards ; Nuclear power resources alike in US, Russia ; Pontiac mother, son injured in accident ; Petoskey man faces murder trial Dec. 29 ; Art authority dies in Florida at 78 ; Bomb jury still divided ; Nuclear subs carrying missiles almost ready ; Missing tug found stuck in lake ice ; Men surrender in firm theft