2024-08-292024-08-291954-07-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17759Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSenate passes atomic bill as filibuster dies: Approval ends 13 days of talk on power issue ; President says attacks aimed at splitting allies ; Eye disease takes sight of triplets; US demands that Red China punish airmen ; Senator Knowland reports ; City OKs use of war housing ; Rhee proposes invasion of Communist-held Asia ; No water restrictions due for Pontiac as heat soars ; Swede linked to Berlin case ; OK gas service expansion plan ; Niagara Falls rock cracks on surface ; British to leave Suez Canal zone ; Emerick honored for safety work in Indianapolis ; Cleary hits at 'Soapy's lip service' as candidates boost campaign tempo ; Major provisions of A-bill ; City planning board will recommend 3 Bowers St. lots be bought for park ; Van Atta denies board charges ; Spokane citizens react to rumors of gold-digging ; Hospital blood shortage acute ; City officials, Moody honored ; Force of habit conquers Wrenn at commission ; Warning issued on check artists ; Finder handed $100 for return of $100,000 check ; Los Angeles added to president's tour ; Bighearted city youngsters give polio benefit ; Leon Paddock dies; formerly of Pontiac ; Seek Chicago girl missing for 5 days ; Candidate Cleary plans county tour ; Ethiopian emperor arrives in Greece ; Southern Dems McClellan, Ellender win primaries ; Death pays double call on couple in Baltimore ; Flanders wants voting definite ; Caution urged in caring for hot weather victims ; Portrait painting relaxes patrolman ; Lover of birds started career in PennsylvaniaPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.FilibusteringNuclear energySuez Canal (Egypt)PoliomyelitisTextOakland University