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Press competed in the southeastern Michigan market with The Detroit News and the Detroit Times, until the Times was purchased and closed by The News on November 7, 1960. The Free Press was delivered and sold as a night paper, with home deliveries made after 7:00pm until around 1966. A morning "Blue Streak Edition" was available at news stands beginning around 1965, meaning the Free Press actually printed two editions per day. During that period The Detroit News was

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