The Pontiac Press: 1957-09-21

Abstract

Faubus removes troops but promises to fight: Now Little Rock anxiously eyes Central School ; Nature's colorama unfolding across state ; Hoffa accused of rigging vote for his election ; New AF radar device reported: Can track ICBMs ; 13 Oakland men wind up training at Great Lakes ; King of Norway succumbs at 85 ; Summer slips away; Fall arrives Monday ; Musical genius Sibelius dead ; Kennett Road school ready ; Confucius on 20th century: Teens: Pigtails to cocktails ; Troops leave Little Rock school ; Flint launches downtown redevelopment project ; Fact-finding unit formed ; Sylvan Lake takes steps to close Garland Avenue ; First flu death in Missouri ; Confidential jury given more law by trial judge ; Ex-health boss dies in Buffalo ; The day in Birmingham : Gasoline fire burns tot; Woman hurt in another ; Churchmanship school good start ; 2 armed bandits hold up drive-in ; Burglary wave plagues Pontiac ; Good Samaritan gets rude jolt for his trouble ; Six Detroit miners cheat death in fall ; Call public meeting on school bus issue; Thailand names pro-West premier ; Learned of microfilm in hollowed-out nickel: How US accused Soviet master spy ; Weary mom to sleep 5 day: Trance to bring relief ; Sunday school rally day at 11:20 am tomorrow ; 5 killed as train rips apart truck ; Census to shift seats in House ; Many southerners struggle with integration problems ; Dog fanciers, Indian lovers don't mix ; New Legion head stresses family life ; Two new cases of polio reported ; Soviet farm justice: Honest milkmaid in pokey ; Body could mesh 3-county problems ; Man who first took movies to Japan dies ; Champagne grape harvest under way