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The Pontiac Press: 1954-06-25

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Pickets block milk deliveries by non-strikers: Householders with children feeling effects ; Dumps milk as surplus mounts ; China nationals seize Red ship near Formosa ; Churchill is greeted at White House ; High-level talks change speaker for City Hall rite ; Churchill arrives in US Meets Ike at White House ; Milk supplies run low; 3,000 gallons dumped ; Building permits hit new peak ; Residents okay water system ; Milk flows free as truck mishap adds to shortage ; Moody shows improvement ; Groveland Man, 27, drowns despite aid ; Hills riders sweep event; Bonham adds to victories ; UN turns again to Guatemalan plea ; Des Moines reported winning battle as surging river hits highest mark ; Public hearing Tuesday at Bloomfield Hills school on new zoning ordinance ; City may get airport money ; LoPatin Is chosen head of B'nai B'rith ; Dealer to head campaign here ; 6 teens hurt in car smashup ; Weekend wait foreseen for outcome of title snarl ; Dismissal request denied by justice ; Korea drive planned by Amvet auxiliary; 14 charged with plotting to corrupt tax officials ; Ferguson meets with top brass ; New paralytic viruses found ; Flapping ears, bad habits aren't permitted in subs ; Thorne mystery still unsolved

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1954-06-25

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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