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The Pontiac Press: 1958-11-18

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Deadly, crippling storm veers north to Canada: Drifted snow, tornado litter, floods remain ; Industrial group ups UF to 92 pct. ; Reds say West is using Berlin as spy center ; Unknown hunter fatally wounds Pontiac youth ;No doubt about it: This is winter ; Sailor stages reign of terror ; Local woman dies in crash ; Jackson food probe ordered ; County study committee to probe Oakland setup ; Silence follows firing of new Atlas missile ; 4 ships run aground in Detroit River fog ; Let is snow - Road commission ready ; Tax cuts granted to firms ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield Hills to vote Dec. 8 on tax increase ; 67 pct. county vote recorded ; MSUO releases first brochure of information ; Manager quits at Sylvan Lake ; Finish county vote canvass ; Ewart starts appeal action ; UAW seeks to bar S-P pension ; Officer's words at trial anger Dodge's wife ; Twister takes it all: Post office cleaned out ; Airport building plans prepared ; Discover body of old woman in farm well ; Police inspect cars on Ohio turnpike ; Hold early hearing in slaying of mother ; Jet airliners racing over Atlantic today ; Ex-distillery prexy H. E. Walker ; Sister testifies at trial: Beck called a 'benefactor' ; US pushes UN to act on 'missiles for peace' ; Drunk driver finally reduced to walking ; Erin O'Brien, husband try trial separation ; Bob Considine says: Hoover would bring ghosts out in open ; Ann Arbor ballet to present Limon ; Seek decision on hospital plan ; Ile de France's fate hanging in balance ; Tyrone Power's wife bringing body home

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1958-11-18

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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