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The Pontiac Press: 1954-12-07

Abstract

Sen. McCarthy publicly denounces president: Says Eisenhower approves delay in Red probe ; Wilson sees no cut in spending: Defense costs are considered near minimum ; Fast UN action expected in try to free airmen ; Heavy early winter snow falls on Port Huron area ; Pontiac's weather warm compared to rest of state ; 3 are rescued from lost tug ; Gifts that will please him are offered for holiday in moderate price range ; Michigan to defend use of one-man grand jury ; Ohio's Bender OK'd for seat in Senate ; Dr. Sam cried, brother says ; Brucker speaks at Pearl Harbor Arlington rites ; Local organizations back war on traffic accidents ; Iranian royalty in New York City on unofficial visit ; Yoshida, cabinet resign in last minutes to avoid no-confidence vote by Diet ; The day In Birmingham: City seeking to work out Reid-Patterson assessment ; Pontiac resident buys California newspaper ; Expect Detroit Council to okay parking plan ; Bohlen to seek prisoner data ; Farmers' union hits flexible parity plan ; Adults should copy kids to insure right Yule loot ; Pope Pius XII said better now ; Rochester man hurt in auto-train crash

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1954-12-07

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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