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The Pontiac Press: 1955-04-27

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Ike sees prospects of peace in Zhukov notes: Tells of letters last 3 weeks with Red chief ; Special envoys en route home from Formosa ; Dems auction off famous hat ; Curtice reports GM April sales best in history ; Homer wins for Tigers ; President outlines attack on problems of farmers ; Strike looms at Parke, Davis, Accused tot attacker, 12, will face sanity hearing ; Asks freedom by November ; Storm roars out of Rockies; Polio 'boosters' slated in May ; Bricker says amendment would halt one-worlders ; New tolls planned for Straits ferries ; Newspaper head scores Wilson's censorship order ; Postpone atom test ; Ex-city nurse dies in east ; Auto parts firms refused licenses; Study planned ; Hobby names polio group ; Deer bill sponsors consider new try ; State behind move for new Pontiac armory ; Mrs. Hutchins succumbs at 81 ; Cooley charges police issue tickets wholesale ; Court order halts gravel pit operation ; Now you can say "pass the jelly tube" ; Collins gloomy about Indochina ; Hart puts signature on four bills today ; Reveal identity of polio victim ; Unveil portable X-ray ; Call grand jury in strangulation ; Re-enlistment angle figures in Nautilus ; Hal Boyle says: World had unity - for a moment

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1955-04-27

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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