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The Pontiac Press: 1954-06-28

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Ike, Churchill to push defense of South Asia: also warn Reds not to get tough over Indochina ; Guatemalan chief resigns: Leftist Arbenz yields power to Army junta ; U-M operates new electronic snooker shark ; Weekend death toll reaches 33 in Michigan ; Two men rob Trenton bank ; Pontiac pastor dies at age 63 ; Local government bulwark of republic, Oakman says ; Heat expands drawbridge into immobility ; Sixteen killed in plane crashes ; Pontiac's Tank battalion training at Camp McCoy ; Reservists off for summer training ; Birmingham commission meets tonight on redraft. of parking lot ordinance ; Predicts hike in milk prices ; Eighteen persons involved in near water tragedies ; 600 new home project started ; Thomas J. Phelan dies suddenly at 68 ; Dolores withdraws from beauty contest ; W. M. Dillon, Detroit firm official, dies ; Dearborn policeman hurt in gang fight ; Large tar pit causes dunking for three persons ; Saqqara tomb proves empty, search continues ; U.S.-Russia controversy extended to 2 new areas ; Long list of frustrations caused by phone-phonys

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1954-06-28

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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