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The Pontiac Press: 1955-07-25

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Red China, US to discuss freeing captives: Plan to study repatriation for civilians ; Nation to hear Ike report on Geneva talks tonight ; GM payroll, employment at all-time peak ; Gyrations don't help ; Turncoats start last lap home ; Mishaps injure 49 people here ; Cordell Hull's body lies in state today ; Supervisors' membership must be cut by Aug. 2 ; Ford and Cary now out in front ; More polio vaccine due for Michigan ; House considers bill for reserve ; Finding lost dog brings joy, grief ; Bulls, heifers snarl traffic on stroll here ; Traffic kills 19, five drowned ; Says financing key to roads ; Russian group resuming tour ; The day in Birmingham: Pollution complaint data on commission agenda ; Asks to speed channel project ; Teamsters' union gives $160,000 for Beck home ; Vandalism total $250 at Springdale Park ; Ferry strike ends in increased fares ; DiMaggio now in Hall of Fame ; Hour-old baby boy thrown from auto ; Communist leaders stop off at Berlin ; Nixon set to dedicate new potato greenhouse ; Start excavation plans at historic Fort Sumter ; Press watches our government ; Mt. Rainier ownership splits Washington ; Berserk killer commits suicide ; Transfer two area state police officers ; Wife's courage averts mishap

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1955-07-25

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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