2024-08-292024-08-291954-07-23https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17763Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmBritish airliner crashes in South China Sea: Planes ditched 30 miles from Red territory ; Takes Miss Universe friendship award ; Atomic energy bill filibuster in third day ; Plan conference on Asia security ; County vegetation suffers from weeks-long drouth ; Van Atta feud rips Waterford ; Senate proud of tradition of both gab and gag rules ; Ed Furgol wins 1st PGA match ; Royal Oak men for courthouse ; US leaves health equipment to Reds ; Pontiac General Hospital re-elects trustee officers ; Confident Lions start practice for another season ; Safety council reports decrease in Birmingham traffic death rate for '53 ; Soviets execute Beri assistant ; Hungry thieves take 500 meal tickets in vain ; German G-man believed seized ; McCarthy asks action on aide ; Mrs. Joseph Heitsch dies at age of 82 ; Motorist rams truck trailer, driver unaware ; Ike signs bill to retore trio of historic ships ; Texan arrested in drawers slaying ; Alfred R. Smith, 72, dies in Birmingham ; Today's office secretaries seem best matrimonial bet ; Man masters art of vertical floating ; Two stamp seekers hear from Malenkov ; Well-fed Koreans take industrial lag in stride ; Water fluoridation safe, health service reports ; North campus develops at Ann Arbor ; Eden's Geneva role hints at promotioPDFen-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.Aircraft accidentsBeauty contestsDroughtsFilibusteringNuclear energyPontiac General HospitalDetroit LionsGolfTextOakland University