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The Pontiac Press: 1954-03-29

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Spring storm may bring six inches of snow: Traffic jammed on main roads around country ; French launch counterattack at Dien Bien Phu ; British troopship burning off Algiers ; British victims of burning ship embark again ; Big job for tiny circus fan ; Egyptian military rulers cancel plans for election ; Woman killed in 2-car crash ; Capture ends 3-day spree of vandalism for 3 youths ; Passengers hurt in bus collision ; Captured man admits breakin ; Dulles to talk tonight on Far East policy ; Bentley freed from hospital ; Israelis admit attack in Jordan as a 'reaction' ; Win top theater awards on Broadway ; Veep seeks election to old Senate seat ; Lenten Guideposts: The Golden Rule marble puts heart into business ; Birmingham to consider proposals to clear way for new parking areas ; US in tangle over H-news ; In Birmingham: Commission candidates ; Cook-Nelson hears state commander ; Fisk singers give concert tonight at 8 ; Action postponed in Habel land suit ; 'Joe must go' club in action: Wisconsin editor starts move to recall Senator McCarthy ; Aid to boy, 5, helps other polio victims ; Macalla heads state veterans council ; Florida police probe mystery explosion ; Parents save tots in apartment fire ; Tornado hurls truck at reverend in Indiana ; PTA leader course to pen ; 11 Cub Scouts of pack 28 given honors Saturday ; Baptist mission holds first service ; Use stalled car to rob farmer ; Altar Guild to hold teas in Rochester Wednesday ; Disputes GOP farm policy ; 3-year-old drowns in water-filled hole ; Wever-Owen Club chooses president ; Set burial for Peter Newman ; Theory explains length of life

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1954-03-29

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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