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The Pontiac Press: 1958-09-17

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UAW workers walk off their jobs at Ford with one issue still blocking new contract: Reuther asserts talks close to an agreement ; Judge Gillis admits he received funds in Teamster tieup ; 20,000 strikers desert Rouge plant ; Quemoy gets more supplies ; Sputnik III rocket to be visible in next 3 days ; Ike delays school action ; 6,000 Ford men cheer pact gains ; It's kickoff time again ; Keego AF jet pilot missing in Pacific ; 60 merchants join in downtown carnival ; Pontiac finance director Oscar Eckman to retire ; Finds engineer had bad heart ; Teamsters set new convention ; The day in Birmingham: Halloween party backed by city's businessmen ; At steelworkers convention: Expect urgent business ; Dr. Sullenberger sued in dispute over alleyway ; Late summer rains dampen widespread area ; 'Dead man switch' not needed in state ; Still no word whether Adams to leave post ; UN Steering Committee ponders admitting China ; Romney explains small car boom

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1958-09-17

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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