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The Pontiac Press: 1956-11-22

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Expect US move Friday to end dock strike: Ike to invoke Taft-Hartley law for grace period ; Natives of Poland thankful for freedom here ; Fear high road toll as snow covers state ; Sherry at cruelty trial ; Mrs. Wyatt denies burns, mistreating her daughter ; US thinks - Molotov lost ; Olympics off, running ; Restive Egypt waiting withdrawal of invaders ; Held-up strike mail to be flown abroad ; 'Pilgrim' status finds city police unsympathetic ; Eden to rest in Jamaica ; It's a free country - so go ahead and be ungrateful ; Scan bay area for crash cues ; Crowd stomps, whistles for Elvis' Pontiac debut ; Russian leader frightened man, says Mansfield ; Reds stand pat on Hungarians ; The day in Birmingham: 1,200 children to tour library for book week ; Navy alert threatens Yule leave ; Rep. Walter sees man killed

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1956-11-22

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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