2024-08-292024-08-291954-05-25https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17814Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDulles says Guatemala arms aimed at canal: Believes Soviet wants bastion nearer to Panama ; General details Schine's passes for committee ; Bees buzzing wife's washing create chaos ; France urged to let American train natives ; Students see how world news reaches newspaper ; 10 days to sign for school vote ; Manhunt ends; nab fourth man ; Says 15 million killed in China ; 490 seniors take tours, view opportunities in city ; Gets vicious fish by hand ; Showers hardly settle the dust ; Sweeny beats Briton after 20 hole match ; Gains reported at Geneva talks ; Angel of Dien Bien Phu finds courage among the dying ; Birmingham sets June 7 for special assessment hearing on parking lot ; CD leader to speak at Kingswood School ; Pontiac man to run for state legislature ; Lawn-sprinkling ban goes into effect June 1 ; Jaycees endorse boost in school tax ; McQuaid to seek 9th term at register ; Cool cats at NYU giving doctorate to craziest prof ; Church facing merger fight ; Indonesia seems headed for nervous breakdown ; Youth given 60 days for plant breakin ; Detroiter, 37, sentenced for rape of 15-year-old ; Not interested in Indochina war ; Stands mute to charge of possessing narcotics ; Capital ponders school shakeup ; Ike aide blasts Congress DemsPDFen-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.Panama CanalNewspapersUnited NationsPeople's Republic of ChinaGolfThe Pontiac Press: 1954-05-25TextOakland University