The Pontiac Press: 1955-06-14

Abstract

Most GM workers heading back to plants: Only 24 units still shut down as strikes fade ; GMC factories resume normal production here ; Osmun and Parker carry school election: Win four-year terms on city education board ; Deluge floods Nevada game paradise ; UAW, AM start sessions today ; Menon confers with Ike, holds out hope for fliers ; lke names Dem to assist Wilson ; Flash floods dim Las Vegas ; Waterford tot drowning victim ; Vote $2 billion for military use ; German neutrality ruled out by chiefs ; Settlement reached in British rail strike ; Widening project scheduled for M24 ; Laborite parties in Argentina rallying in 'Support Peron’ national strike ; French suspend auto races; wait new safety code ; Advertisers given city’s thanks ; Martin backed for GOP post ; Gabert named UF commercial civision chief ; Approval seen on tariff cutting ; New ordinances: Feature city commission agenda ; Flint aviatrix wins trophy ; The day in Birmingham: Landslide vote approves $5,500,000 for schools ; County bar association plans meeting ; Police, firemen bid for pay hike in Flint ; Plan aid for kin of slain officers ; Michigan’s jobless fewest since war ; Elks plan to honor naturalized citizens ; Okay pay boost for one million federal workers ; Diem shelves plan for talks ; Juvenile home riot laid to crowding ; Mother of seven receives degree at Northwestern ; Pleads not guilty to forging checks ; Glenn Martin affirms US air supremecy ; Balloting light in 13 area school elections ; Poole wins by big margin in Waterford district race ; Schedule Judge tor John Grace PTA meeting ; Continue hearings in police firings ; Waterford group asks treatment of sex deviates ; Lake Orion church slates Bible school ; Commencement exercises set ; Joan Kinne speaks vows in Lake Orion ; Ceremony ; Flexible props on wheat hit ; Waterford School annual reunion set for June 25 ; Couriers’ to operate in Romeo CD alert ; Book review club to hold potluck lunch ; Lions Clubs to hold ladies night dinner