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The Pontiac Press: 1954-01-05

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Police find bulk of $160,000 stolen from US: Bundle of bills vanished from federal vaults ; President scolds gloom peddlers: Tells country days to come will be bright ; 'Dummy' bills for $160,000 ; Tipping Ike on telecasting ; Army, Air Force to identify 498 officially dead ; Pontiac C of C board names new officers ; Gouzenko gives senators names, data at hearing ; 8th Army all set to quell trouble as PWs go free ; Clark quits U of D post ; Flames destroy Southfield plant ; US, Reds discuss new peace talks ; Greek skipper, 6 of crew cling to battered tanker ; New Year hailed with optimism by Pontiac Automotive trade group ; Birmingham starts friendly suit in fire station move: Would change zone principle ; Hillsdale man tires of dodging in support case ; 3 million units produced by GM ; Fails to give police traffic right of way ; Attorney scoffs at Hoffa's claim ; Presbyterian pastor faces Red charge ; Board to begin boys' classes in basketball ; John Jackson mute on car theft charge ; Tokyo to award scroll of thanks to 2 US Marines ; Pope asks more pay for good teachers ; Catholics to canonize Pope Pius X in May ; Full text of president's TV speech ; Jenner, McCarran talk with Gouzenko ; Countess dies aboard train ; Two sentenced for embezzling ; Texas county has no work for any jury ; Diesel moans to be replaced by gayer tones ; 'Stop the music!' Chorus is AGVA ; 8-cent felony case thrown out by judge

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1954-01-05

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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