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The Pontiac Press: 1956-06-11

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President takes a walk with but little help: Ike 'excellent'; talks with aide on future work ; Foreign aid cuts approved ; Peronist rebels summarily shot by Argentines ; Stalin accused of having harem ; Surgery stirs speculation on president's candidacy ; Federal grant of $31,500 planned for city airport ; Brink's informer taken for ride ; Cobo's county drive to start in Berkley ; 2 men drown over weekend ; Voters turn out to elect Griffin ; Ike says no to Russian bid for US joint chief's visit ; Judge lauds city evidence plan ; Boom area man for state office ; The day in Birmingham: Final study for budget of 1 1/2 million set tonight ; Retired officer taken by death ; 19 lose lives over weekend ; Award diplomas to 63 graduates at St. Michael ; Adenauer tells of Red danger ; Youthful slayer, 18, begins life sentence ; Wedding guests hurt in auto-tree crash ; US stand on NATO expected from Dulles ; Birmingham pair, Davisburg rider win top awards ; Gen. LeMay asks 3.8 billion extra ; Infant found dead in smoldering box ; High court upholds trial by military ; Stalingrad crowds mob Tito on visit ; Arrested for drunk riding - on a horse ; Dana Wynter weds Hollywood lawyer ; Sonia Henie in south on third honeymoon

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1956-06-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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