The Pontiac Press: 1953-11-30

Train-auto crash kills five in Avon family: One survives Sunday wreck near Durand ; O'Brian slated for hospital: Court declares rapist-slayer sex psychopath ; Winter chores begin ; Court refuses review of edict on gas rates ; Seven testify in auto death ; Dean is cool to new Red peace parley proposals ; Kent county judge named to hear Hubbard ouster ; 800-foot plunge fatal to skier ; Gouzenko says he won't talk ; Jackson is charged with slaying wife ; Deer season deaths stand at 15 as final day starts ; 3 bandits rob Fox and Hounds ; Hoffman says Dewey 'thwarted' probe of AFL Teamsters union in New York ; Birmingham Commission gets request for sewage in Maple-Cranbrook area ; State '54 auto tags go on sale Tuesday ; Businessman dies suddenly ; No ransom money in numbers cache ; Mailmen eye goal in dystrophy fund ; Supt. Ireland will direct lay-educator conference ; Rhee, Chiang inviting others ; Winnie's spirit remains, vigor wanes on birthday ; High budget before Japan's parliament ; Call surpluses 'opportunities' ; Penquite wins new chess tournament