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The Pontiac Press: 1958-10-11

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Air Force blasts moon rocket into free flight through space: Some doubts whether "Pioneer' is on target ; President hails continued rise in employment ; Rocket leaves Canaveral for distant journey ; 'Grim 70' tenses for final countdown ; Local lecturer says rocket can hit moon ; Moon could hold vast treasures ; Here's Pioneer's link to earth ; Dr. Crane to speak here: Slate noted psychologist ; Bandits kidnap man, rob store ; Tax spread OK due on Monday ; The day in Birmingham: Convention of architects to honor Oakland group ; William L. Johnson honored as carrier ; Father's car hits Royal Oak boy in freak mishap ; Reds not expected to okay test ban ; Endless human river flows by Pope's bier ; Reduce charge in local killing ; Pioneer flies higher than anything else ; New pact set for UAW, GM ; MSU students, dates hurt as car rams hay wagon ; Press Assn. OKs report on freedom ; Hackett begins role of country gentleman ; Annual convention today, tomorrow ; Farm policy blasted by Truman ; Nuns move possessions of pope from palace ; British to fly over Syria ; Youth, 17, stabs two teachers ; Cecile first quint in world to have child ; Says radiation kills cancerous tumors ; Aurora mayor trying hard to replace chief ; State farmer held on murder charge

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1958-10-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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