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The Pontiac Press: 1954-05-10

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Communists reject French armistice terms: Agree to speed the evacuation of injured men ; Stevens ordered to give names in Peress case ; UN professors refuse to talk at Clardy quiz ; 5 suspects held in bank holdup ; French bombers blast key roads ; Annual school census starts today ; Peiping radio says DeCastries captive ; Ike's foreign policy criticized by Truman ; Saves family from Mississippi ; Mothers Day greetings arrive Sunday at Pontiac Hospitals ; Birmingham commission to hold hearing tonight on rezoning Porritt land ; To mark day for Cranbrook ; Winkelman store to open at center next Thursday ; Nursing school's open house visited by 200 ; Communities get road funds ; No clue yet found to missing ensign ; 5 hurt in car crash on US 10 Sunday ; Ex-union head dies in Tawas ; Youth, 18, achieves best driver honor ; Awaits sentence in store holdup ; Gen Gruenther warns against A-weapon ban ; Vision testing begins today ; Anti-Red feelings delay ballet opening ; Italian jet plane falls, rams Coca-Cola factory ; Keep sons in state, actor asks court ; 50 junior high students to study nature for week

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1954-05-10

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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