The Pontiac Press: 1956-07-03

New evidence indicates planes collided in air: Marks are noticeable in TWA wreck ; Steel strike hits rails hard: Thousands idle, layoffs follow work stoppage ; Police ready for busy roads ; Dangers of 'crackers told by warning police officer ; Wandering car pins girl, 19, against sofa ; 8 syndicates bid for Tigers ; Friendships bloom at Girl Scout camp ; Ike is chipper - takes practice shots on green ; Miss Fry beats Althea Gibson ; Plunge on stick kills area boy ; Report Pontiac a vigorous market ; Club opposes new rail yard ; Nixon in Manila to fete Philippine independence ; State accidents claim 3 more ; Woman found slain in Detroit ; The day in Birmingham: Greyhound and New Line object to bus ordinance ; Township head taken by death ; Wilson, solons in verbal duel ; Mad-dog killer shot to death ; Souchak's record didn't last long ; Hospitalize woman injured in crash ; US Okinawa policy protested by demonstrators ; Legion post installs new officers slate ; Cousin admits killing girl on 'torture urge' ; Petition against sewer project before commissioners tonight ; Human 'job herding' in industry slapped ; Social Security decisions on aids can be appealed ; Red is tired - 'twas a long trip as a crow flies; Parade, fireworks star in programs for July 4 ; Officials clash in drainage holdups ; Can't connect at Farmington; Swem blames developers for Evergreen confusion ; 4-H Club Week slated at MSU ; Mabel Dawson wed in rite at Imlay City ; Shipman-Stamper rite read at groom's home ; Polish Reds blasted for Poznan rebellion ; NEA convention draws teacher from Eastern ; 13 county residents begin Army service ; Plan feature of Glenn Miller Orchestra ; Seek Clarkston school offices ; Japanese POWs repatriated ; Youth escapes death after fall from 100-foot dam ; Mother of five combines duties, art profession ; Expectant mother, baby killed in wreck ; Sly children exploit parental weaknesses