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The Pontiac Press: 1957-10-21

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US judge refuses to life ban against Hoffa: Teamster chief still kept from assuming office ; Governor greets the queen: New York madly greet the queen ; Bankers agree turnpike bonds poor investment ; Research slash now publicized ; Church elder, wife attacked ; City architect taken by death ; Vanguard test may be today ; It was raining in New York ; 4 dead as storms flail New Mexico ; GI Girard declines reply on 3 pretrial statements ; A-aides coming with Macmillan ; State records 16 road deaths ; The day in Birmingham: City commission slates public hearings tonight ; Russia sputters 'brink of war' charge against Dulles: Turkish-Syrian war scare eases off in face of strong western stand ; Solon will seek liberalized SS ; County drain chief names new deputy ; Covering royal routine task for reporters with stamina ; Washington child, 7, badly injured by car ; Airman's 4 children asphyxiated in fire ; Drivers forget highway courtesy ; Classes mixed for fifth week ; 2 nations complain on airliner incident

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1957-10-21

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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