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The Pontiac Press: 1954-03-24

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Ike objects to M'Carthy judging his own case: Senator voices full agreement with president but claims feud with Army is Cohn's affair, rather than his ; Legislators eye budget and hike in jobless pay ; Young miss and friend travel together ; Radioactive ash showers Navy tanker at test ; Reveal wedding plans ; Ferndale OKs road division ; Tel-Huron center slates grand opening April 8-10 ; French pound new Red route ; Sergeant Aulisio of Pontiac handed discharge today ; No job crises, Ike tells press ; Nash, Hudson merge in $350 million deal ; Dutch welcome US squadron ; McCarthy methods to abusive, too smearing but ; Senate takes up tax bill; more excise cuts sought ; Planning board approves ordinance for rezoning of property for parking lots ; Boy confesses destruction in new home ; Firemen inspect 165 dwellings ; Postmaster to bring experience to job ; Water survey bill is pared to $25,000 ; Catholic Center elects officers ; Adenauer poised to use Germany's new position ; Arab archaeologists to resume diggings ; Lenten Guideposts: God can aid in situations too difficult for humans ; Four MSC professors start school in Brazil ; Conductor Ferrero dies ; Awaiting arraignment on morals charge here

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1954-03-24

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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