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The Pontiac Press: 1954-02-04

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Vietminh captures 3 French military posts: Reds advance steadily along a 60-mile front ; Jet crashes near Grayling: Pilot bails out, lands unhurt in thick woods ; Discuss area's sewage problems ; West ministers await Molotov's vote proposal ; Heart patient doing fine ; Dondero elated over Seaway ; 2nd Clinton sewage plant advised for city and area ; Broomfield raps comics, asks Sen. McCarthy's aid ; Vote on Bricker bill may wait ; Union Lake pair killed in crash ; Final decision near on long controversy over St. Lawrence Seaway ; Gifts to Community House roll call fund deductible for Federal tax purposes ; Commissioner not a candidate ; Beauty contest won by Mona Lee Weaver ; Birmingham picks finance director ; Brown proposed for US medal ' Triangle zoning called outdated ; Pioneer Highlands remains with city ; New gargets aids to living ; County reports drop in disease ; Relief provides more support than a husband ; Michigan 'free land' at bottom of lakes

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1954-02-04

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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