THE DETROIT NEWS, December 5, 1956

• Paul Hornung wins the Heisman Trophy
• Notre Dame Fighting Irish college football

Page 75 has a two column heading:: "Heisman Trophy Goes to Hornung" with photo. (see images) 
Complete with all 96 pages, light toning and minor wear at the margins, small binding holes along the spine, generally in good condition.

Background: Paul Hornung’s December 4, 1956 Heisman Trophy victory stands as an unprecedented anomaly in college football history: he remains the only player ever to win the award while playing for a losing team, carrying Notre Dame through a dismal 2–8 season. Dubbed "The Golden Boy" for his astonishing versatility, Hornung played virtually every role on the field—including quarterback, halfback, fullback, safety, and placekicker—and finished second nationally in total offense with 1,337 yards. His individual brilliance so thoroughly overshadowed his team's struggles that he edged out stars on undefeated powerhouses, defeating Tennessee's Johnny Majors and Oklahoma's Tommy McDonald in one of the tightest voting races in the award's history.