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The Pontiac Press: 1957-09-09

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Mob turns back Negro students in Arkansas: Violence flares at school north of Little Rock ; Boarding Press special for Manhattan ; Kiplinger forecasts: No deep depression with new boom in 60s ; President signs civil rights bill ; Press theater special reports: Not a care; Perfect flight ; Bishop, Blair golf winners ; Maine deciding about changing early election ; Steal $21,500, rings in minister's home ; St. Joseph Hospital begins new building ; Beaming new Miss America ; Nashville police escort Negroes ; 14 lives ended on state roads ; The day in Birmingham: Commission to hear more Quarton sewer objections ; Officers still seek body of local man ; New Miss America plans musical career, marriage ; Troubles to greet mailman today; 19 boxes downed ; Hurricane Carrie remains far out in Atlantic ; Late news on integration ; Pilot views aftermath of volcanic explosion ; Claims US bombers trailed Red jet ; 17 freight cars rip up track ; Formosa embassy formally reopened ; Civil defense officials keep cool during test ; Stevenson raps Faubus' action

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1957-09-09

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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