The Pontiac Press: 1953-10-22

Abstract

Dan Keating loses control of local Teamsters: Bribe testimony gets suspension for all officers ; Propose expansion for city hospital: 200-bed project may not need any tax boost ; 'Impossible' cures infant ; Gilleos enter guilty pleas in Caruso death ; Sailors adopt daughter ; Red delegates end boycott of repatriation committee ; Nobel science prize awarded ; Surprise union vote ends 114-day Kingsford strike ; Coudbursts hit southern Italy ; Mines wreck train in Israel ; Bank teller defies bandit ; Charles McCuen, GM 'lab' head, still in hospital ; Government to build first atomic plant to produce electrical power ; Wabeek-Jacobson report on parking lot progress reveals $337,252 spent ; Flint CIO building destroyed by fire ; Springdale Park for Birmingham use only in '54 ; UN expert slated to speak tonight ; Scout plan told by Broomfield ; Oxnam barred by auditorium ; Mao professors must prove hatred of US