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The Pontiac Press: 1954-01-29

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Bidault asks end of war before arms talks: Plan counters Molotov ideas for disarming ; Eleven students banned from sports: State declares youths ineligible until March 15 ; Actress back from Europe ; State declares youths ineligible until March 15 ; Mamie welcomes Turk's president ; Substitute plan on Bricker bill set for Senate ; Car not 'copped' just borrowed by policeman ; Wilson sees more defense spending cuts next year ; White House gets blamed for spy files destruction ; More people read daily newspapers ; Wife is guilty of manslaughter ; Willys reveals new '54 models ; Last of snowbound children are home ; Speaker urges seniors to live, work for others ; 8,000 left homeless in 2nd Pusan fire ; New styling featured in '54 Willys model ; Civics students studying government first-hand at Birmingham meetings ; 2,000 petitions seek bingo OK ; Court adjourns city's land suit ; Court bill would relieve dockets ; Quarton Lake called unsafe ; O'Brien may delay Renda examination ; Innocent victim in 'Little scandal' in area comedy ; Richard C. Jerome heads county 'Y' ; Idle at 2.3 million; 60 million employed ; Two more Michigan GIs now 'presumed dead' ; Birmingham School news: Thrift education includes starting savings accounts ; Orders autopsy on shot boy, 12 ; 3 women named by Mrs. Roosevelt ; Abstract object battles police, but not milady ; 2 ponies flee into hills, curtail mine operations ; Youths on trial for assaulting basketball star ; Father of 11 loves large family life ; Tito to continue current policy

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1954-01-29

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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