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The Pontiac Press: 1958-12-08

Abstract

West Berlin rejects Red 'freedom': Communist plan voted down by 98 per cent ; Pioneer falls over Africa; 2nd try due in February ; 'Willy' is new anti-Red hero ; Duffy becomes a boy ; Retrial ruling expected today ; Deep snow coming by Tuesday morning ; TWA resumes flights today ; Woman stands mute at hearing ; No heed paid to air raid sirens ; To try surface firing of Regulus II missile ; ‘Let’s go by rocket’: Scientist looks at future ; Perilous road claim 14 lives ; The day in Birmingham: Commissioners to review policies on assessments; 400 brave cold to dedicate community services building ; Five states get sub-zero temperatures ; Kiwanis series to explore isles ; Monkeyshines almost too much for Britisher ; Noted silversmith, Arthur Kirk, Dies ; Husbands put off paying for brides ; Surgery fixes 5-year-old's heart ; Entertain all at one time ; All billboards to stay on Michigan scene ; Dolls take to ‘sack styles' ; Soft colorful slippers match at-home clothes

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1958-12-08

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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