The Pontiac Press: 1956-08-11

Oakland Democrats pour into Windy City for convention stay ; Truman to tap his man today: Both candidates hoping for nod from ex-chief ; Teenager kills himself playing Russian roulette ; Harriman sees chance to win ; Busy Port Said lives tourists - and business ; 4-H youths pack ribbons away ; Oakland Cyclist killed in crash ; Ferndale teacher named principal of Bagley School ; Canadian fires blazing round in Tam Tourney ; Legislature recesses again ; 3 killed, 8 injured near Sauagatuck ; Cleveland pro 11 crushes college All-Stars 26-0 ; Bustling Betsy rams toward West Indies ; It's easy? ...to get rid of starlings ; Both sides await Harry's blessing ; The day in Birmingham: School building survey assures Sept. 6 opening ; Dewey guiding GOP's future ; Harriman met by quiet, proper hoorays ; Wagner, Kennedy doubt religion could cost votes ; More to advise on rights plank ; County GOP group elects four officers ; Telegraph car crash send 2 to hospital ; Urges riders pick drivers cautiously ; Can it be? Reds renounce invention claim ; Explosion is Casbah kills 16, injures 15 ; German seamen die in Delaware blast ; '55 crash costs could have paid for Straits bridge ; Truman's weight on selection of nominee may be over-rated ; Cancer experts will study disease effects in Africa ; Citizenship not required for Social Security aids ; State police testing cameras in cars