The Pontiac Press: 1956-11-20

Flint man slays 2 state policemen: Celebrations are replaced by mourning ; Fusillade of bullets kills state troopers ; Britain to withdraw troops from Mideast conflict area ; Dag orders out first UN unit for Port Said ; Locked-out student still can't get in ; Dock workers continue strike ; Girl, 7, tells of burning ; Hungarian refugees wing toward US ; Take a rest, Eden ordered ; Suez blockage may up price of fuel in US ; Bailiff admits killing farmer ; Majority voted rail yard as best for city - Dugan ; May succeed Mrs. Luce ; City's teachers set 'in-service' day: School children get Monday off ; 12-town drain battle shaping ; The day in Birmingham: No rezoning is verdict for medical clinic plans ; Three children burned to death ; Santa promises to show up for annual holiday parade ; Ends restricted living in Italy ; Famous Yule pageant renewed at Cass City ; Snowstorms hit Midwest states; close highways ; More workers back on job in revolt-riven Hungary ; To ask annexation court test ; Authorities differ on grouping of nations comprising Orient ; Japanese gent devotes his time to feathered friends ; Fisherman live 47 days marooned on desolate isle ; Fire-fighting group composed of nuns ; Herbert Hoover - 'no regrets' ; County dairymen will hear satire at area banquet ; YMCA to send fifty on Detroit bus trip ; Actor Borgnine wins first round in suit ; Large nonatomic blast today at Great Salt Lake ; French accused in Egypt invasion ; Recommend repeal of 15-mill tax limit ; Keeping Khruschev lit might bring half truths ; Chess-checker king to show off ability ; Furious female fails to foil furnace felons ; Billy Eckstine must pay $750 month support