The Pontiac Press: 1957-10-15

Abstract

Hoffa's attorney blasts Senate union probe: Claim attacks lessen chance for fair trials ; Violent storms lash Texas; 3 die in floods ; Washington to fete royal visitor ; No disclosure on missiles, moon: Ike talks with scientists ; Reign over tribe ; PHS picks track star as chief of homecoming ; Thousands jostle Elizabeth and Philip rushes to rescue ; Report Adenauer ready to be tough toward Tito ; Says fluoridation to end false teeth ; Ford stresses fuel economy ; Cutting troops at Little Rock ; C.E. Wilson opposes merging armed forces: 'Single military could bring dictator' ; Beverage drivers in Detroit vote to pull out of Teamsters ; The day in Birmingham: Plan series of hearings over revisions in zoning ; Howard Decker succumbs at 64 ; Ex-Russian spy resumes story ; Union members need protection ; Pilots' strike ties up lakes foreign ships ; Sympathy lights Orion; $2,900 will aid Smiths ; Canada government to ask cuts ; 33 dead, 100 injures, scores missing: Floods ravage Spain ; Offers valid reason to refuse jury duty ; All moves but trolleys ; Local cancer society re-elects officers; UAW's Mead now head of time study division ; Ike to receive family Bible from society ; Narcotics trial resumed in Rome ; New Miss World gives attention to her feet ; Newsmen peek at royal party ; Hal Boyle reads his mail: 'No evil can befall good man' - Socrates