The Pontiac Press: 1955-09-28

Abstract

Yankees take opening game of World Series: Top Dodgers 6-5 as five homers spark contest ; Blasts stand on freeway; Hint move by legislature: Floyd Andrews protests delay by state official ; Eisenhower aides expect Ike back within a month ; Turnpike heads suggest action by lawmakers ; Reds stalk out of UN session ; Janet smashes British Honduras ; Grief-stricken kidnaper hands over infant to priest ; Supervisors OK county budget ; Ike permitted to hear quiet, lulling music ; US-Britain object to Egyptian arming ; Ohio will open 241-mile turnpike across state Saturday ; Key stocks are up $1 to $4 on rebound ; Grandma Power 'takes a walk' from big query ; Sylvan petition deadline nears ; Board satisfies law formality ; The day in Birmingham: $2 million in bonds sold by board of education ; Sukos festival highlights Jewish holiday weekend ; Hearings on parking set for October 30 ; 'Y' teams seeking membership goals ; City police holding week-long match ; Detroiter is named by medical society ; 2 Detroiters mute on zoo raid count ; Firing figures under attack ; Physician hits at polio fund ; DaVince work, bought for $450, is not for sale ; Ike's illness delays reply to Bulganin ; Rheumatic fever scars vital valves ; Mass Masonic rite in Detroit tonight ; Swift heir commits suicide in California ; Pontiac City affairs: City awards franchise to bus firm for 1 year