The Pontiac Press: 1955-01-26

Abstract

Nationalists preparing to evacuate Tachens ; Action delayed till Ike's policy gets final OK ; MacArthur to be honored ; Committees OK full war power for Eisenhower ; New C of C president gets gavel ; City may vote on realignment of District 1, 2, 3 ; Wilson seeks no changes in military - short of war ; Fluoride ballot rejected by city ; Clergyman gives C of C 3 guides to better world ; Violence flares anew at Simplex ; M'Arthur to get new accolades ; Hopes for captives torpedoed by war ; Trickery helped Japs in invasion of Tachens in ‘37 ; Rochester woman seeking third term on state board ; 13 Michigan solons OK Ike's request ; 138 Pontiac High seniors will graduate tomorrow ; 1st inoculations nearly finished ; Man is killed crossing street ; The day in Birmingham: Planning board continues discussion of basic goals ; Sen. Broomfield files bill for water supply survey ; Haiti president arriving in US ; Red peace act perplexes Bonn ; City Hall will close all day Saturdays ; Lincoln banquet chairmen announced ; Work on animal shelter set to begin this spring ; Stress payroll savings plan ; Vehicle sales total 6,600,824 ; Coeds’ appeal sends sailors into stampede