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The Pontiac Press: 1958-06-17

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Adams admits to probers he 'made mistake': Ike's aide says he'd now be 'more prudent' ; Reds execute rebel leaders: Nagy, Maleter, two others die in Hungary ; World famous water show will appear here in July ; Labor control nears reality ; Brazil ex-president Ramos among 18 dead in air crash ; City police arrest 5, crack burglary ring ; Courthouse gets a sand-blasting ; Waterford starting fluoridation ; 2 officers held for 10 holdups ; Floods ravage Indiana ; The day in Birmingham: Brothers to fill benches vacated by father, son ; Demand diplomatic talks ; Kidnaped boy, 2 1/2, found alive in cab ; 3 candidates run for seat in Congress ; Meet Thursday, legislature told ; Former Pontiac Fisher head dies ; Maverick Democrats to vie in primary ; Sullenberger hearing may start on Monday ; $30,500,000 for jobless ; Convict making fortune in toys ; Goldfine's friend renominated: Maine GOP backs Payne in primary for senator ; 2 women free in kidnap case ; Blind youth, 13, operates ham radio set by braille ; Set clock back to 1858 in Danville, California ; Woman hired by police dept. ; Gambler Costello free until tax case review ; Canada prepares own dictionary; It's different!

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1958-06-17

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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