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The Pontiac Press: 1956-09-12

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Telegraph sewer decision handed Waterford: Pontiac orders disconnection or annexation ; Mom burned hand, Keego girl testifies ; Top candidates prepare for big campaign ; Ike opens drive; Adlai hits Nixon ; Rail site is practicable, but it has disadvantages ; Both parties make plans for campaigning in area ; Royal Oak steelman dies in plane crash ; US will join Suez association ; GM and Ford predict uptake in auto jobs ; Ike backers victors in crucial primaries ; First aid class begins Monday ; Little America seconds away from Oak Park ; The day in Birmingham: City senior reigning in Civil Defense Week ; 7 area residents recovering here ; Theater party goes sight-seeing ; More evidence of 'wolf pack' ; Democrats ask change in law ; Pontiac leaders safely drink fluoride water ; Governor of Rotary to visit city club ; New bids asked for firehouse ; City moves to avoid possible lawsuits ; Years of planning finally paying off as integration succeeds in Louisville ; Try gas turbine in Liberty ship ; Gift shirt convicts gent of burglary ; Chicago police join others to find killer ; Beer is medicine for heart cases

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1956-09-12

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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