The Pontiac Press: 1957-11-26

Abstract

Bulletin ; Deadline extended 10 days as UF surges close to goal ; Victory in sight with $594,592 toward goal ; Gobblers strut in final parade ; City commissioners get budget tonight ; Santa headed for Pontiac ; Swear in jury for Hoffa trial ; US satellite to go aloft Dec. 4 ; Atlas missile believed poised for test today ; Scott prosecution expected to rest ; Robbed graves bear out story ; The day in Birmingham: Police and C of C warn merchants of Yule crime ; Broomfield proposes building National Academy of Science ; Tommy Manville dumps wife 10, then dates her ; Ike 'doing well' - in bed with chill ; Mississippi's program lures more industry ; Ex-Pontiac resident dies in California ; Teacher admits striking youths with broomstick ; Moroccan king confers with Dulles about Algeria ; British, French talks ending ; Hammarskjold to visit hot East ; Japanese protest ouster of mayor ; Many expected at Rivera rite ; Temperatures slip sharply on east coast ; Batted bat in balcony ; British like US breakfast - a bit lighter, please ; Many angles to eligibility for payment ; Khrushchev says Red seek '64 Olympics; Jordan objects to US officer ; Zoo has 'singing dogs'