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The Pontiac Press: 1958-05-27

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High spots in crisis ; De Gaulle forming government, urges France to remain calm: Pflimlin may submit resignation tonight ; Reuther to enter bartering at GM in final hour ; Key figures in French upheaval ; Hospital board approves hearing for Sullenberger ; Dems supporting Ike's stand ; Court upholds right to work ; 17 warships ring Algeria ; Cabinet members resign in Venezuela ; World's fastest sub ; Cardinal Stritch is dead ; Bonds approved to finance M24 ; Reds claim they'll pull troops out of Romania ; Hoffa starting to woo unions ; The day in Birmingham: Planning board sponsors meeting on city's growth ; Seeking posts at Rochester ; 2 more enter race for Oakland offices ; Ike and leaders planning to work with De Gaulle ; Pontiac General seeks director ; Warship arrives in Washington with unknowns ; No public sale planned for U of M-MSU tilt ; Atom subs set undersea marks ; Grenade-like object burns grandfather, boy ; Outright jobless aid asked by Williams ; Bomb rocks home of TV price slasher ; State allots $30 million to aid school districts ; Motorcycle rider isn't talking slang ; Man in Pontiac sues railway for $1.5 million ; Ordered to support mother, 79, in Owosso

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1958-05-27

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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