The Pontiac Press: 1956-02-28

20 believed dead in collision of two trains: Massachusetts wreck injures many critically ; Spokesman for committee urges resolutions tonight ; Scout leader succumbs at 74: Herbert N. Watson dies in St. Joseph Hospital after 2-year illness ; President plans to meet press on Wednesday ; Saturday date set as absentee ballot deadline ; 2 youths trace hit-run driver ; West Virginia Senator dies: H. M. Kilgore elected three times to US Senate; Age 63 ; Italian, US presidents confer on new Red threat ; Expert opinion on parking vote ; Fenton attorney charges lying ; Hearings open today on state milk price boost ; Big 3 reportedly agrees on MIddle East program ; The day in Birmingham: Eton widening subject of commission debate ; German couple to live in state ; Long-time star succumbs at 66: Elsie Janis famed as 'AEF Sweetheart' for entertaining troops ; Queen Elizabeth, Philip planning pleasure cruise ; Eight Pontiac patrolmen graduate from academy ; Hill candidates run unopposed ; Accused in slaying of estranged wife ; Ousted Peron finds temporary home in Panama ; $563 million levied on state taxpayers ; France pushes Algerian plan ; Negro coed goes to court tomorrow ; Sewage disposal plant approval is withdrawn ; Kingston youth dies in truck collision ; Sees vote bait in farm battle ; Returning from hospital, mother offers prayers ; Men, millinery must share gals' homage ; Convict-author to appeal again ; Youngster, 6, has ideal party with no girls ; Train of tomorrow takes to the rails ; Canada forbids planes to annoy scarce cranes ; Block seats for MSU