The Pontiac Press: 1958-12-31

Abstract

Hoffa using New York as test in police drive: Union planning on organizing 14 more cities ; Eastman shifts city police units for new year ; Welcome, little man: What lies ahead? ; Deputies, troopers out in force: Guard area highways ; Winter's magic ; Cuban army drives rebels from city ; 2 teachers held in Cuba arrive ; Banks, city hall slated to close all day Thursday ; Pontiac vice law proposal puts purchasers on spot ; Here's list of gifts for first baby of year ; Robber takes dare, shoots man dead ; Teamster defends union bribe money ; Blanket of snow covering west ; Blue law curb gets 1st reading ; The day in Birmingham: 18 in Bloomfield Township to vie in Feb. 16 primary ; New Year's Day is holy day ; Oakland to get $250,000 grant for sewer system ; '58 Christmas liquor sales lower than '57 ; Asks $90 million for Detroit schools ; Cabs mess up getaway ; Husband shoots man in dispute over his wife ; New air group absorbs CAA ; Hal Boyle says: Want to survive New Year's? Fly to Europe ; GOP regulars back Dirksen ; Helicopter flies ahead of train to warn cars ; Reporter finds space flight painful, terrifying, but also exhilarating ; '58 good year for tourists ; Pontiac city affairs: Deputy clerk appointed here ; Farmington sewer plan in Supreme Court today ; Lab technician hurt in radiation mishap ; License plate office at new site Monday ; Call for tough laws to curb 'influence'