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The Pontiac Press: 1954-06-16

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Charge Oppenheimer delayed H-bomb 4 years: Edward Teller reveals lack of moral support ; McCarthy admits signing application ; Preparing for cornerstone ceremony ; President makes no '56 prediction for re-election ; Earlier denied seeing Schine's commission bid ; Ike-Churchill plan informal meetings here ; 975 screened by X-ray unit ; Adds to service for commuters ; Bolt of lightning crashed through home, misses 2 ; Nominating petitions filed by 54 primary candidates ; Story of Onassis running in Press ; Says Reds plan 'Free Thailand' ; Searing weather to stay through Thursday, Friday ; Emergency landing saves 78 persons ; 285 seniors will receive diplomas at Birmingham, 22 at Bloomfield Hills high ; Adlai will stop in Birmingham ; Send Ohio man to circuit court ; Auto, trucks collide, killing state couple ; City fire board job goes to S. A. Austin ; Former city manager is killed in Florida ; Birmingham school board cuts meeting ; Dumping ordinance will be carried out ; Girl pleads guilty to reckless driving ; May issue warrant in razor slaying ; 3 citizens to study handling of blaze ; Twisters hit in Iowa; no injuries reported ; City organization halts meetings till fall season ; Lawrence Hyland receives doctorate ; Berlin is spy's paradise; People talk in whisper ; Liquid neoprene renews surfaces ; Expect Flanders motion to die ; 'Truce breakup is no surprise' ; US knows nothing of Red spy story ; Senate debates on defense bill ; Dentist bound over in triangle slaying ; Filipino calls for joint defense in Southeast Asia ; Jimmy Dey Amvets elect commander ; Top Vietnamese officials resign ; 7 boy saw bars, escape in Detroit

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1954-06-16

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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