The Pontiac Press: 1953-10-26

Abstract

City trucking official tells of loans to Keating: Executive says he let unionist borrow $7,000 ; Benson talks to cattlemen: 'mind is open' to their needs, sees obstacles ; Blind meet furry friends ; Reds demand neutral nations in peace talks ; Polio no respecter of age ; State counts 21 fatalities in accidents on weekend ; Desperate hunt continues for vanished babysitter ; High court acts on tidelands ; 42,000 attend Graham rally ; 'Off the record' court initiated ; US fires back on germ story ; Oakland board to choose chairman for Seery's post ; Hazel Park youth arrested by police after release of abducted Detroit girl ; Joint garbage and rubbish collection to be suggested to Birmingham officials ; Open trial of man on narcotic charge ; Retired compositor, Leland Conley, dies ; Complications piling up for Birmingham triangle ; Hunting victims include 10 more ; Writer refuses to judge PWs who stayed behind ; Math specialist among FBI's most wanted ; Reds launch big manhunt ; Solution to traffic problem is super-super market ; Heard in a Pontiac church: Today, as in Adam's day, man finds it hard to obey