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The Pontiac Press: 1955-06-11

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Ike offers two new atoms-for-peace plans: Would help pay for reactors , give know how ; Secrecy veils GM parley: Talks continue with deadline due tomorrow ; Press supplement salutes new city hall's opening ; Air Force head affirms Cadillac as jet base site ; Pontiac High's baccalaureate slated Sunday ; 10 killed in B29 crash on peak ; 47,000 are eligible to vote in school board election ; Office worker collects fifth college diploma ; Warrant adds two charges ; American down in French test ; Scene of jet crash ; Woman nags so bus driver takes detour ; Murder mystery starting Monday ; Multi-lakes pays honor to Glaspie ; Public health service draws criticism for white paper on polio vaccine tests ; Steelworkers sneer at 7 1-2c ; House rejects power request ; MSC to reword songs to agree with new name ; Ford chairman hails new pact ; The day in Birmingham: Clark Stevens is elected president of Adcraft Club ; USC students chill shivers ; Sees no free aid for Austrian Army ; Senate probers try to wind up Lev questioning ; Atom power plant plans are bared by Malenkov ; Chain store to sell $1,000 bomb shelter ; Simultaneous auto mishap injure two ; Set new lie tests for Jeannie suspect ; US grants Turkey 430 million in aid ; Plan church services in outdoor cathedral ; School head faints while being tried ; House committee cuts water budget ; Troy gas stations burglarized today ; Stomach ulcers cured using cabbage juice ; 10 communities schedule school board vote Monday ; Walled Lake will decide on teacher tenure issue ; Only two remain in race in Waterford school voting ; Benson spurs farm program ; Royal Oak boy killed by truck ; Lakeland Church Children's Day program slated ; Honor seniors at Walled Lake ; Church will show 'Blind Beggar' film ; Bible school slated for Auburn Heights ; University chaplain to preach at Drayton ; Mona Holcolmb June bride of Frank Edward Keelean ; Six schools slate baccalaureates ; Pay telephone didn't make inventor rich ; Cop escapes death; Dodges two trucks

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1955-06-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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