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The Pontiac Press: 1956-03-20

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Senate approves patchwork farm measure ; Debate funds for toll roads: Need $150,000 to extend life of authority ; Aiken believes act warrants '3 or 4 vetoes' ; Mexican police seeking killers of Detroit pair ; Drifting snows halt life in southern New England ; Spring is a wonderful time! ; April first to be shared by Easter, All Fools' Day ; Postpone hearing on sewage plant ; Attorney given prison sentence ; Union picketer reaches post despite snow ; Candidates face Minnesota test ; Mothers blockade street to get signal ; Warns of dangers of hypnotism: Amateurs can cause trouble ; Mental health bill introduced ; The day in Birmingham: Assessor-to-be resigns; Reduce Eton width plans ; Ike's foreign aid request faces solons' alterations ; French support in Africa vowed ; Margaret Truman sets April 21 as wedding date ; Brothers cited in Dixie court ; Malenkov says dictatorship out ; Testimony set in boycott trial ; Shopping hours on Monday night gain approval ; Income from rents, royalties - and winnings ; Men of courage, $1 bill started Union Lake fire unit ; Steps off bus, hit by truck ; 'Talking car', teacher quartet at Waterford ; Moscow medical care seems to be fatal ; Brink's fugitive put on FBI wanted list

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1956-03-20

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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