The Pontiac Press: 1954-06-19

Abstract

'Free' army invades Red-backed Guatemala: Land, sea, air attacks give 2 ports to rebels ; Baby shoes kept faith alive through war and prison ; George Higgins quits in GOP governor race ; Bass season opens today ; Democrats move to block future McCarthy probes ; Sen. Lester Hunt dies of wound ; Flint paratrooper feared captured by Indo rebels ; Ed Furgol leads National Open ; Packard, Studebaker ready for merger ; Drayton Plains man killed as car flips ; Length of next war uncertain ; Summer arrives officially Monday ; Recreation board plans plenty of summer activity for Birmingham youths ; 464 youngsters in YMCA course ; Prowler sought for beating girl ; 6,270 residents get chest X-rays ; Commerce aerialist plans Fathers Day jump Sunday ; Convicted Red quits Detroit council race ; Pair steal $35 from Woodward station ; Rev. Fred R. Tiffany plans vacation trip ; Bennett R. Hall dies in Philippines ; 70-foot redwood cross going up at Indian River ; Assessors group elects its officers; Youth's dash of joy ends in death by car ; Laos, Cambodia center of talks ; Mendes-France is an enigma ; Sues for $20,000 but winds up paying out $84 ; Michigan polio leads 1952-53 ; Dems to fight for income tax cuts ; UAW supports GM in firing of two ; Postmaster set to retire July 1 ; Bountiful grain harvest seen ; Wolverine Lake names official ; Summer band program to start ; Presbyterians plan installation of pastor Sunday ; Summer playground plans ready in Holly ; 'Beautiful Saviour' theme of classes ; Appoint Castellucci as justice of the peace ; Elect new members to education board ; Avon Township provides program for fun, health ; Cattle sale at Fisher Farm in Romeo to disperse 600-head Hereford herd ; McCarthy not issue in Maine ; May bar TV in future hearings ; Boston sits taught but explosion flops ; Airman fighting murder charge ; Ice cream luxury enjoyed by Korean ; Vegetable oils may prevent heart attacks