The Pontiac Press: 1954-11-17

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US tries to contact couple freed by Reds: Noel Field, wife, leave prison after 5 years ; 1st half of WKC remodeling is now completed ; Lone eagle at Pentagon ; Say Ike pledged full cooperation with Democrats ; Senators call on president today ; Shigley asks reinstatement because of pension error ; 10 horses killed as fire sweeps Greenfield barn ; City and county preparing for safe driving day Dec. 15 ; Gas customers will get refund ; Sheppard trial rocked again ; Suggests third censure issue ; Kaiser will sell Wilson foundry ; US, Korea settle feud; $700 million aid promised ; Estimate on project is revised upward ; Boy, 9, starts blaze on idea from movie ; Manager feud delays merger of Philly operas ; ‘32’ Painted everywhere defied Reds in Guatemala ; Symphony marks arrival of Jews ; Bob Hope's most cussed, discussed comic among Hollywood people ; Just a little drive to soothe the nerves ; Urges variety in news stories ; Cites disadvantage of nuclear reactors

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1954-11-17

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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