The Pontiac Press: 1954-06-26

Abstract

Mediators report milk strike settlement today: Home service may resume early Monday ; Storm damages utility lines here: Homes in area without power late last night ; Wedding is delayed by boat fire ; Train derails in Nebraska: 15 are injured ; Higgins would succeed Cleary ; Guatemalan rebels set up a provisional government ; Missing youth believed alive ; Gigantic wave washes 17 Chicagoans into the lake ; Oil Tank fire under control ; Australian star wins first tennis round ; Eden, Dulles seek accord to nip Red surge in Asia ; Chatty letter reveals tense conditions in Guatemala ; Reading between the lines ; Winter planning for city's development is put into operation during summer ; Details secret in Premier talk ; Junior jumpers hold spotlight ; Conservation man cleared ; Two men burned when caustic spills ; Pair convicted of cargo theft ; French send envoy to Bonn to discuss EDC ; Seized tanker being unloaded ; Two youths injured as car hits tree ; Plan to re-stage beauty contest ; Nye dairy pickets are called off ; Gas distribution mulled by FPC ; Early to bed, work hard is Van Johnson’‘s policy ; “Pact won't be revolutionary' ; 2nd Willie Sutton sent to Jail on larceny counts ; Ike names Dem to position on FTC ; Evening ceremony joins couple in Thomas Church ; Queen contest entrants list ; Lathrup mayor faces hearing ;Play program gets support ; Couple married .in Lapeer home on Wednesday ; Mrs. Grace Smith dies after illness ; Play director post is filled ; Peach Festival at Romeo to pick Queen Tuesday ; Parties to honor departing minister ; Romeo Lions install latest president ; Way of cutting milk cost is explained ; Michigan dairymen are enthusiastic over results of their recent festival ; US Agriculture Department hit ; Nursing Home Day set for June 30 in state ; 'Robert's Rules of Order' was born out of disorder ; Virginia governor wants segregation