The Pontiac Press: 1958-11-17

Abstract

Winter's first blow pounds way southward: Mexican border states stunned by chill, snow ; Style comes to Scouting ; Chrysler strike over, output resumes today ; California doesn't escape ; Reds release Milroy, ease up on threats ; Explorer Scouts program undergoes sharp change ; Three teenagers killed hunting ; Pressure used by Russians, claims Milroy ; Hope dims for AF men ; 300 convicts in state stage sitdown strike ; Flint man injured in plane crackup ; US tells of attacks ; Soupy fog blankets Pontiac area ; Michigan traffic slaughter kills 24: Death mocks 'Safety Sunday' ; A blown tire, horrible crash, and 6 are dead ; Service Tuesday for R. B. Tarr ; The day in Birmingham: Hopes to mount fire bell as tribute to volunteers ; Scant hope left for 2 missing ; Sudanese Army general pulls off military coup ; To take new post with milk producers ; Yul Brynner takes over Tyrone Power's role ; New York surgeon to talk at St. Joseph ; Miami Beach in '60: Seeking Dem convention ; 31 area drivers lose permits ; Dem women in area to fete Mrs. Philip Hart ; US migration noted in census ; Pope to appoint new cardinals ; Tiny Moslem state bars lawyers; Halts confusion ; Bad drivers, vehicles Ohio 'pike targets'