The Pontiac Press: 1958-11-28

Abstract

West maps strategy for 'free' Berlin struggle: Long diplomatic fight expected against ouster ; Violent accidents mar Thanksgiving: Leading killer is traffic; 4 die on state roads ; Icy highways, snow hazard for drivers ; Western sector digging in for cold war siege ; Germans talk over Red plan ; Court extends air strike ban ; City vice crackdown promised by Eastman ; 4 more firms cut gasoline prices ; Hydrants save day for New Yorkers ; 1st Thor missile in England on launching day ; Four state hunters die over holiday ; Brand new baby Gilda Whitney has two teeth ; Begins his winter chores ; Post office gives 1-day delivery ; Asks more cuts in car insurance ; The day in Birmingham: Tax notices to be mailed here starting next week ; Cost of campaigns varies widely here ; 6 in family die in house fire ; River Rouge to pick new safety unit ; To move youth hold in Hillsdale murder ; 2 Pontiac executives to attend NAM meet ; Hart committee collects $59,610 ; Oppose state use of veterans fund ; A-expert sees limited war as top threat