2024-08-222024-08-221955-09-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17380Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmYankees take opening game of World Series: Top Dodgers 6-5 as five homers spark contest ; Blasts stand on freeway; Hint move by legislature: Floyd Andrews protests delay by state official ; Eisenhower aides expect Ike back within a month ; Turnpike heads suggest action by lawmakers ; Reds stalk out of UN session ; Janet smashes British Honduras ; Grief-stricken kidnaper hands over infant to priest ; Supervisors OK county budget ; Ike permitted to hear quiet, lulling music ; US-Britain object to Egyptian arming ; Ohio will open 241-mile turnpike across state Saturday ; Key stocks are up $1 to $4 on rebound ; Grandma Power 'takes a walk' from big query ; Sylvan petition deadline nears ; Board satisfies law formality ; The day in Birmingham: $2 million in bonds sold by board of education ; Sukos festival highlights Jewish holiday weekend ; Hearings on parking set for October 30 ; 'Y' teams seeking membership goals ; City police holding week-long match ; Detroiter is named by medical society ; 2 Detroiters mute on zoo raid count ; Firing figures under attack ; Physician hits at polio fund ; DaVince work, bought for $450, is not for sale ; Ike's illness delays reply to Bulganin ; Rheumatic fever scars vital valves ; Mass Masonic rite in Detroit tonight ; Swift heir commits suicide in California ; Pontiac City affairs: City awards franchise to bus firm for 1 yearPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.BaseballToll roadsFreewaysEisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969KidnappingsUnited NationsHurricanesEgyptReligious holidaysArtLocal transitThe Pontiac Press: 1955-09-28TextOakland University