The Pontiac Press: 1955-07-16

Abstract

President arrives in Geneva this afternoon: Asks for peace in talk to nation before leaving ; African playmates arrive for gorilla Jim-Jim ; Ferry walkout snarls travel at the Straits ; He searches for peace ; Gorillas arrival at Royal Oak zoo heralds opening of new experiment ; Natives enter Casablanca riot ; State lifts ban on water for householders in Utica ; Andonian 1-up on Krol at turn ; Rains bring relief from sticky heat ; Murrow escapes injury as plane crashes in West ; GM retail car sakes sets all-time high ; 6 persons hurt by shotgun blast ; Adenauer refuses bid for separated Germany ; State acts to end Rouge pollution ; Turncoat reports Reds 'treated us like dogs' ; Pick Broomfield for committees ; The day in Birmingham: Rubbish collectors adopt new, get-tough policy ; Juan Peron retires as revolution chief ; Artist Van Breeman dies at residence ; Otis W. Allen heart victim ; Two city men now engaged in U of M work ; Talbott to talk about business ; Caro escapee gets 15 years in prison ; 1,500 newsmen invade Geneva for Big 4 report ; Bridge for 12-Mile slated for bidding ; Pontiac officer helps arrange big Army airlift ; Former legislator to appeal decision ; All believes are asked to pray for Geneva meet ; Atomic defense calls for sacrifices ; State's center isn't there after all