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The Pontiac Press: 1958-10-29

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New Pope appeals to rulers of world 'work for peace' ; Divisions of UF report progress: $130,115 raised toward goal for 55 agencies ; Students mute on grid pools ; GM production in city reported near normal ; Man extricates 2 fighting deer caught in fence ; 'Big 4' push campaign ; GM in black for 3rd quarter ; Michigan tax tops in 8 state survey ; 5 tests today at Nevada site ; Candidates campaign in county ; Plan to incinerate sludge ; County is interested in results of Pontiac sewage vote: Could influence $16 million plan ; Porch lights signal 'spooks welcome' ; The day in Birmingham: Youngsters will march in Halloween parade ; Only 1 GM plant still on strike ; To be ready for classes next fall: MSUO building 'on schedule' ; With nationwide broadcast Friday: Ike to end election drive ; Claim office set up for jet victims ; Soviet writer won't accept Nobel Prize ; Reds may kill test ban talks ; Waterford school head cites enrollment increase

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1958-10-29

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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