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The Pontiac Press: 1958-04-23

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Angry Eisenhower defends policy: Pentagon plan critics draw sharp retort ; Seven to study patient abuses in state homes ; Gravel truck, car collision claims life; Hit comedy of Broadway: Fashions, finance theater tour extras ; Prospects bright for railroad aid ; Sunshine or not, St. Clair river still for penguins ; Truck-car collision fatal for Farmington mother ; Be ready to dodge raindrops Thursday ; 'Dividend days' offer bargains in Pontiac ; Gigantic atomic reactor en route to site in state ; Plan groundbreaking for MSU-Oakland ; Amendments threaten bill ; Editors study use of names for youthful law breakers ; Raps Williams on money woes ; The day in Birmingham: Police issue warning of short-change artist ; Editors study use of names for youthful lawbreakers ; Parents ordered to 'act stupid' once in a while ; Western states hit with snow, rain and winds ; In house hearings: Seeking specific facts of Ike's military plan ; Upturns are noted in today's economy ; Commissioners attend their last meeting ; Soviets again charge US seeking war ; Detroit Lion to speak at school banquet ; Benjamin Matteson dies unexpectedly ; Former chief accountant dies ; Nixon plays busy role in Eisenhower administration ; 2 children perish as carport burns

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1958-04-23

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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