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The Pontiac Press: 1959-12-18

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Mercy Hospital loses county aid - 'too crowded' ; Michigan's long fiscal crisis possibly to be solved today ; Gets sentence in fake robbery ; Czech envoy charged with giving poison ; MSUO to seek new building ; Clues few in probe of Touhy murder ; Progress OK? No, says Rocky ; Anti-Eastman 'art' rocks Pontiac police ; President due in Paris today ; Pontiac General trustees honored ; Thief is captured through alert clerk ; Courthouse statue being pondered ; Gift woes? Give a lion ; Goodfellow trial attracts 500 ; The day in Birmingham: Sets exam for two women charged with shoplifting ; Kettering facilities okayed in Waterford ; King's arrival stirs up orgy ; Revenue service wants 150 to 170 more on staff ; OK's area study of local units' services, power ; Seek parents of 4 children ; De Gaulle once promised peace ; Chambers endorse tax cut measure ; Hoffa denies plan would benefit him

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1959-12-18

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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