The Pontiac Press: 1956-05-28

Japan reports H-bomb shock: Nuclear waves disrupt gauges in observatory ; Road wage plan pushed ; Commies trail in early returns in Italy election ; Future of airport bright, aeronautical head reposts ; Ike feels well after 27 holes; returns to desk ; Floods strike Indiana, Illinois ; Pontiac to build new waste unit ; Bloomfield Hills golfer leads in Press meet ; To honor team for track wins ; No parade, but city will honor dead in service ; Safety Council sees 110 dead on holiday ; Reporter tries panhandling - gets 50 cents ; Political leaders seeking solution to auto layoffs ; State accidents claim 20 lives ; The day in Birmingham: Hearings set for paving Southfield and Holland ; 'Poison' scare has police racing - and then smiling ; First woman regent dies; here a year ; GOP in Wisconsin spurns Sen. Wiley ; Judge rules mistrial in tax fraud case ; Swiss climbers top Everest and Lhotse-1 ; Precinct delegates deadline nearing ; 2-car crash injures women passengers ; Ferndale gun victim reported recovering ; Keego Harbor boy, 11, hurt in bike accident ; Area polio group elects new officers ; Harry Truman views 'Gates of Paradise' ; Father lectures to give loans to MSU students ; Ship called YAG pursues cloud of death ; Four MSU specialists to depart for Pakistan