The Pontiac Press: 1955-08-08

Abstract

Atomic energy conference opens in Geneva: Ike reaffirms peace position in open note ; 4-H fair opens tomorrow: Show scheduled to run through Saturday night: Sawdust flies for annual 4-H fair ; Airmen reveal torture method Commies used ; Stowaway arrives in US ; Cool weather is expected to stay through Tuesday ; Ford Fund proposes atom studies prize ; US, Red China stymied on civilian repatriation ; Sister of Pope dies in Italy ; 15 GI's injured in Korea riots ; $8,500,000 suit doesn't worry prosecutor Ziem ; Will hurricane Connie batter eastern coast ; Molotov dunks envoy's wife at zany party ; Returnee's 'wife' retires to let husbands woo her ; 24 lose lives over weekend ; The day in Birmingham: Commission to consider objections to parking lot ; Missing scout sought in area ; Gaspe - Nearest Ireland, is Canada's vacationland ; Area inductees leave for Army ; Plan to discuss defectives' aid ; Pontiac CAP members plan training trip ; Makeup polio shots being given here ; Program for blood testing to start ; Rader stands mute during arraignment ; Packed power devised for sea ; Though left is right the law prevails ; The lowly hamburger gets glorified by irradiation from atomic reactor ; Pakistan leader resigns position ; Hawaiian girl stowaway sees America from jail ; Rested Red visitors continue farm tour ; Many Korean bonus checks still unclaimed