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The Pontiac Press: 1956-07-25

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Pontiac busiest shopping center, survey reveals ; Top Republicans reaffirm Nixon: Dewey, Javits, Hoffman predict unanimous vote ; City businessmen fete two GM executives ; Steel bargaining talks continue; settlement seen ; MP testifies against Marine ; Two-year-old drowns in swim pool at picnic ; Runaways stir police dragnet ; Seems to be something missing: Justice statue on courthouse is embarrassed ; Alaska monster said to be just a sperm whale ; Bank given approval for Union Lake unit ; Inflated prices prey on tourists ; GM faces suit by Greyhound ; Change zoning to fit buildings ; The day in Birmingham: C of C gives partial nod to 1-way traffic proposal ; Aug. 7 election asks 2-mill levy ; Marquise says 'no' to stabbing ; Food infection cited for felling students ; Ban on Sylvan Lake extended to Friday ; Study reflects whims and views of shoppers ; Seek to create zoning district ; 32 new books added to stock at city library ; Usage of land law changed ; Veteran pension measure facing defeat in Senate ; Indict 'fixers' for gas lobby ; Violence once more on island of Cyprus

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1956-07-25

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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