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The Pontiac Press: 1957-08-24

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Hospital head scores county for neglect ; Find bodies of 3 girls in quarry: Believe sisters buried alive while playing ; Expect passage of compromise civil rights bill ; 41 US students in Red China set to tour Peiping ; Woman found dead in lake ; Detroit News strike settled ; Hoffa returns to state after 'losing memory' ; Swims four hours to save her family ; Call halt in Hoffa questioning ; Rain slows play at Michigan Open ; For the asking - 2 husky, hungry Himalayan bears ; Noise-maker merely discourages citizens ; Hollywood scandal worth big money, says witness ; Chrysler turns down UAW ; Army starting economy drive ; The day in Birmingham: Retail leader two years, Toothacker is resigning ; Troy youth faces hit and run charge ; New typhoon headed for Japanese island ; Trial board acquits colonel ; US diplomat sent to Mid-East over Red threat ; Red says aerial inspection plane could H-bomb ; Deaf mute classified 1-A by his local board ; Madison Heights man dies of crash injury ; China still silent ; Plans discussed for resuming safety contest ; Text of rights compromise ; British housewives frying over lion stamp on eggs ; 2 Navy transports collide in Pacific ; Sen. Johnson backs foreign aid hike ; Two-headed Holstein has only two ears ; Free clinic for crippled ; Ike visits Gettysburg, 1st time in a month

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1957-08-24

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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