The Pontiac Press: 1958-01-03

Abstract

Williams to ask boost in tax on intangibles in '58 ; Wilson troubled by US complex: Urges citizens to quit selling country short ; 2 auto divisions score top GM output gains ; Birth certificate recheck ends brief retirement ; Johnson sees defense gains ; Ziem, state probing Sullenberger case ; Rights group sworn in today ; Doubts expressed on tax proposal ; Old Man Winter staying ; Hoffa advises union to ignore ICC ruling ; Auto to draw record crowds in Chicago ; $20 million show opening Saturday ; Hillary wins race for Pole ; Radio station WPON sold ; Ike will consult cabinet today, return to farm ; The day in Birmingham: Plan area fund drive for 2 Catholic schools ; Rome opera season opens with fisticuffs ; Dutch liner rescues 2 of crew in storm ; Telescope will receive space signals ; Court rules against dual directorships ; Gale-force winds, rain drench much of Florida ; Seaway project nearly finished ; Pontiac fatality record in 1957 held to 4; two less than '56 ; Islands joining Commonwealth ; President of Venezuela battles to retain power gained in crisis 9 years ago ; Argentine mission to travel to Russia ; Has twin's kidney, becomes father ; Plans to present cabinet in week ; Faubus awaiting US attitude on mixed schools ; High schoolers OK in college classes ; Mr. Mousie attends cat show preview ; Met start Eleanor Steber walking on air ; Montgomery Ward Co. signs union agreement