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The Pontiac Press: 1955-12-10

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Goodfellow sales begin in 6 area communities ; Foreign aid cut to 'bare bones': $2,670,000,000 budget reflects $33 million drop ; Retired official taken by death ; Security Council opens stormy 'member' issue ; Picture of champ with title slipping ; Blissful US-Yugoslav bond finds Tito sticking to West ; Poor lil' Bobo out with wife - and Sugar Ray ; Revision of federal laws seen after GM hearings ; Factory employe killed by auto ; New postal hours will begin Monday ; Lee Anderson replies to GM ; Fare raise leads to Montreal riot ; Yule buying to push '55 sales to record ; School building plan questioned ; Coed, 20, found bullet-riddled ; The day in Birmingham: City police charge four in circuit court cases ; State oil output decrease seen ; G. J. Kolowich dies after stroke ; First Baptist to present film 'Trails' End' ; Fenton man remains in custody of police ; Talks today may end Detroit paper strike ; Police probe death of elderly roomer ; Survivors of fire reported on way to full recovery ; Yule shoppers swell park meter revenue ; Double purpose carton useful ; Bee business buzzing in county ; Erosion legislation gets tentative OK ; School personnel at Romeo granted salary increase: Teachers have $200 pay raise ; State man sues in hotel issue ; Jaycee wives to be hostesses at regional meet; Church youth to play hosts at winter rally ; 'Story book Christmas' slated at Keego ; Rev. Skidmore to dedicate new parish addition ; Metamora groups to mark 60 years ; Oakland, Brandon Granges to join for Yule party ; Christmas concert slated at Marlette ; Oxford group schedules family holiday party ; Name group leader at White Lake church ; Schoolmarm is judge of hogs and children ; State and council approve widening ; Democrat Club slates meeting ; To observe Bible Sunday ; Commerce to greet Santa Dec. 13 ; Scientist sees science taking over mining ; Army calls 6,000 draftees for February

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1955-12-10

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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