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The Pontiac Press: 1954-11-09

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Ike appoints Judge Harlan to Supreme Court ; AEC member shifted to post of comptroller ; United Fund workers report Wednesday: Campaign still $70,000 short of original goal ; Vandals hit Woodhull Lake cottages ; Educator takes blame for blast that injured 47 ; Waivers sought on 3 vandals ; Says McCarthy will filibuster ; Utilities official hits Dixon-Yates ; Willman says city fights litter by nightly brush-up ; Injuries fatal to local motorist ; Football fever: MSC, Michigan colors go astray ; Japanese premier hopes to attain key position for his nation in free world ; The day in Birmingham: Necessity of parking lot declared by commission ; Senate paying respects to 3 ; Commission to consider mutual fire aid pact ; Russia wants veto on A-plan ; 2 persons hurt as beer truck, car collide ; Israel progress cited in speech ; Friend testifies to Sheppard rift ; John B. Wilson heads Lincoln GOP club ; Birmingham reports 2 larcenies, breakin ; Police officer Stiers honored at Birmingham ; Youth, 18, arraigned in slaying of nurse ; Queen mother wins cheers at Annapolis ; Dulles hesitates to reveal all of Davies record ; Test air alert held on coast ; Soviets claim US turncoat ; Little things like soap, eyebrow pencil win love ; Okinawa prison still in turmoil ; 5000 Catholics await rescue ; Estate of Mrs. Crosby nets at half-million ; Russian atom dust falling over Japan ; You won't need to retire if you turn work into fun

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1954-11-09

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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