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The Pontiac Press: 1956-02-16

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Floods, more cold hit Europe, Middle East: frigid weather brings death to 568 persons ; GOP event set for 6:30 tonight at Elk's Temple: Sen. Barry Goldwater to be principal speaker ; Ministers' wives lead Birmingham service ; Michigan roads may get boost in federal aid ; Open testimony in assault trial ; Churches unite on Friday for World Day of Prayer ; Education board OKs bond issue ; Adopt 1956 slogan for Michigan Week ; Suicide feared for Detroit pair ; Sheriff warns of thin ice ; Seek expulsion of three MMPA 'rebellion' leaders ; Lenten guideposts - message of faith: 'Suddenly I realized prayers are muscles' ; Jailbreakers captured in Michigan forest: fugitives yield without fight ; Arrest 2 men in Troy holdup ; Women favor parking project ; The day in Birmingham: Community House fund drive to start Monday ; UF gives emergency aid to western flood victims ; Retired carrier succumbs at 88 ; Turnpike vote block charges by Higgins ; Formosan's ovation greets Billy Graham ; Pontiac man killed in Georgia accident ; DAV head praises growth of chapter ; Mouse in beer big enough to rate lawsuit ; Bloomfield Hills okays Trowbridge subdivision ; Work goes forward - in ice cold baths ; Hint Margaret eyes Catholicism ; Japanese brides of GIs getting Americanized

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1956-02-16

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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