The Pontiac Press: 1955-08-02

Abstract

Reports on state fishing ; Heat wave will stay Wednesday: Relief is seen Thursday, Friday for Pontiac area ; Hint China will release 40 civilians: US demands Yank captive will be returned ; Freed airmen will be flown home at once ; Get yer big paws off me! ; House passes housing bill unsatisfactory to president ; Air secretary resigns office ; Salk shots set for Wednesday ; FHA-VA tighten credit on home mortgage loans ; Argentine swims 200 miles, aims for record 300 ; Jealous suitor held in murder charge ; Three's a crowd in Jeep - when one's a rattler ; Resort loses round to VIP ; Supervisors approve bids for new health building ; New bonding procedure is adopted for county ; Cobo demands highway action ; Cold, snow hurt coffee trees in Brazil province ; Arraignment set for driver here ; The day in Birmingham: Court will get city's plan to expand sewage plant ; Greek lawmaker visits Pontiac over weekend ; Five men injured in 2-car collision ; Soprano McNelly wins Interlochen concerto honor ; Deputies probe 7 area breakins ; Rader waives exam, arraignment is set ; Surgery out at infirmaries ; Bad luck still dogs Cooley Lake family ; City commission to hear shopping center request ; Clarkston man hurt, auto is sideswiped ; Ike and Talbott letters point up mutual regret ; Name city man to Army post ; Resolution to ask OK on drain work ; 'Y' fun clubbers hold picnic-swim ; Walled Lake youths face rape charges ; Man overturns truck to avoid hitting car ; ROKs plan step to regain area ; Second heresy hearing looms ; British court shocks oldsters ; Michigan reported wasting aspen crop ; Rips McCarthy on Big-4 issue ; Congress leaders foresee enactment of highway legislation next year ; Ex-attendant rifles soda pop machine ; Tragedy strikes Nebraska firm workers thrice ; Yma Sumac stands by spouse in paternity suit ; Seniority argument ends at Studebaker ; Soviet farmers now start Dakotas tour ; Musical shows to spark Riverama event in Detroit ; NAACP ultimatum offered by Georgia ; Families share UN happiness as fliers freed