The Pontiac Press: 1958-09-27

Abstract

Toll in Japanese typhoon may reach 1,600 ; Hurricane Helene flogs North Carolina coast: 140-mile an hour giant threatening to follow ; 160-mile gales, rains lash Tokyo area ; Extensive study on baby babbling burst bubble ; President taps retired general for Adams' job ; Trucks protect window glass ; Mental health plans rejected ; New city post office is dedicated today ; Old couple won't leave Goat Island ; Vanguard fails to orbit, burns coming back ; GM sees strike inevitable if UAW won't back down ; NBC to probe '21' charges; Pontiac post office was first in Oakland County ; Kiwanians list travel series ; Enrollments cut as MSU tightens up ; Trying to solve China question ; The day in Birmingham: 'Y' young adults group slates October activities ; Virginia schools await decision ; Vote is today in Little Rock ; Discover dynamite, question students ; Newsman reports typhoon disaster ; Chill creeping southward; Feeling lousy?: You can succeed anyway ; See British attempt: Formosa compromise? GM workers struck by car at center ; Two family-sized models in '59 Oldsmobile lines ; Economic aide chosen by Ike ; Spare the rod, advises mother of 19 children ; US agrees to send India surplus wheat ; Parade Magazine sold for more than $10 million ; Average person eats 19 pounds of lettuce