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The Pontiac Press: 1956-06-19

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Commission sells bonds for hospital wing: Groundbreaking ceremonies set for 4 pm today ; Williams seeks his fifth term as head of state ; Rains collapse part of foundation ; Humphrey confident Dems will back military aid bill ; Fearless deputy guns down ferocious rabbit ; 4-wheel drive trucks for GMC ; J. J. Leary gets Barkley's seat ; City flood complaints voiced ; OK Steelworkers strike if no settlement by July ; Thief enters rectory, walks off with $800 ; Hooded attacker of girl, 12, sought near Allegan ; Davisburg boy drowns in pond ; Ex-Teamster head to change tax plea ; Detroit survey finds no unified pattern for '52 ; Waterford OKs new sewer pact ; Find 2 children starved to death ; The day in Birmingham: Lincoln paving passes; Eton, Holland work snags ; Truman gives Britisher lesson on selling ties ; Linotype operator James Wilson dies ; British ready offer to Cyprus ; Underwriters elect Shaw to top post ; Cat clan hit by toe fixation, owner reports ; Ike doing well, signs four bills ; Persistent vandals delay construction ; 'Influence' charges in nickel expansion ; Grosse Ile cadet killed in air crash ; Nab four juveniles in cottage breakins ; Begin judging of models in Fisher Body contest ; Reds say Tito pact poses no threat ; MMPA suit delayed on order of judge ; County, cities will share weight, gas tax increase ; Newcomer in Maine Republican hopeful ; GOP frets about livening up convention ; Convict shoots Tulsa minister ; Ole John Nance won't be left out of hunting ; Hint new split in Red party ; Proving you were born is necessary for benefits ; New Loyalty code proposed in House ; 27-passenger train to serve plush hotel

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1956-06-19

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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