The Pontiac Press: 1956-06-29

Abstract

More anti-Red rebellions flare up in Poland: Fights reported in 5 key cities besides Poznan ; Banking furnaces as steelmen talk ; Avalanche of scouts covers roundup site ; Home features merry-go-round picture window ; Markham leads at Indianwood ; Suit on fluoridation off in Tecumseh ; Traffic toll still soaring ; 27 candidates speak briefly at torchlight rally ; Wilson says Ike never dictated defense policy ; The day in Birmingham: 50 register during rally; clerk sets longer hours ; Roosevelt faces busy schedule ; Senators stay overtime to push foreign aid bill ; Six are shaken up in 3-car collision ; Guy Nunn retracts 'oil bribes' charge ; Williams sets out for far west tour ; Stair climbing to condition Ike for homecoming ; Veteran fireman gets leg, $4,000 at benefit event ; Ballot designation request is denied ; GOP seem unprepared if Ike doesn't run Japanese to display US children's art ; Ceylon causing British troubles ; Money allotted for work on Michigan harbors