The Pontiac Press: 1954-11-06

Abstract

Kalamazoo patient confesses slaying nurse: Lures student into basement on card ruse ; Sheppard trial threatened by six-day week ; '55 plates on sale here Monday ; Security firing may whip up public storm ; Top US men testifying; favor Dixon-Yates plan ; Professor sees Gov. Williams as ‘56 president ; Senate chiefs plan talks on procedure of censure ; Slash in coffee price boosts food trade ; Baby is killed in auto mishap ; Student rampage in Clarkston ends in area cleanup ; France refuses to join parley ; Fund campaign $75,000 short ; Woman explains do-nothing mate to prying judge ; West readies resolution on atoms-for-peace plan ; Maybe the time is ripe for another cleanup ; The day in Birmingham: Parking lot assessments win commissioners nod ; Baptists to hold members' day ; Masked bandit robs, KOs man ; Macomb games count dismissed ; Pontiac pastor given new post ; Youth, 15, confesses brutal slaying of girl ; London sees rise in coffee houses ; New York City begins probes ; Native dancer may earn more during retirement ; Red peace offensive rapped by Yoshida ; Two more Democrats line up behind censure ; Area schools to open doors for US Education Week: Parents urged to participate ; Larry J. Salzman takes Nancy E. Jeffries as bride ; Sites being considered for new Macomb hospital ; Officials to tour new incinerator ; Fire kills mom, four children ; Stiles Club plans ‘Friendly Market’ handicraft show ; Clarence Bolander to head farm group ; Corn acreage to be limited ; Two churches schedule time for services ; Double fatality starts weekend ; County engineers to meet Tuesday ; Home development starting near Romeo ; Botany professor to give lecture at Garden Club ; Lone bandit gets $1,100 in holdup ; Plastic road signs will last longer ; Mae West says she's good to the last drop ; 14 more added to casualty list ; Wonder Drug discoverer sued by woman scientist