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Item The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-15(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-15)Blaming Suicide Bomb in Airliner Explosion ; West Works on Reds to Halt Arms Secrecy ; Williams Lashed for Requesting Heavy Spending ; Evidence Points to Victim With New Insurance ; Follow Our Leader -- Reds ; Car Hits Train, Arrest Driver ; Rain…Sleet...Snow Bring Load of Woe ; Famed Doctor Held in Killing ; To Get One Dollar Cuts Long-Hairs Will March ; Mild Influenza Creeps Into Country ; GM Plane Official Says: Must Desire Air ServiceItem The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-16(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-16)Feared Death in Plane Scandal Near Bomb Suspect ; Finance Deals Tangled Up His Happy Life | 3 Face Treason Charges for Anti-Semitic Acts | TV Writers Strike May Halt Shows ; Youth Boasts of 'Nazi' Club ; Justice Clears 3 in RO Twp. ; State Officials Ponder Moore's Youth Proposal ; Scott Charges Own Union Behind Suit Against Him ; Knudsen Chairman of City-Plant Group ; Now's the Time to Get Cooking School Tickets ; Little Buddies Rest for Awhile ; Another Frigid 20-Degree Night Expected HereItem The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-18(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-18)$4.18 Billion Bulge Ike Budget Calls for Surplus ; Judge Promises Fast Hearing on Trial Board ; Dr. Sullenberger Agrees to Take Hospital 'Rest' ; President Says It Can Help Bring Tax Cut ; Was Victim a Hypnotized Dupe? Death-Plane Mystery Darkens ; $500,000 in Surplus to Go Toward New Courthouse ; Ike Will Visit Russia in June ; Produces Atomic Electricity for Over a Year ; Japanese Premier Kishi to Ink Pact in White House ; Bus Strike Over in Kalamazoo: Silence Here ; Area Gets Heavy Snow Warning ; Don't Expect Hike on Mail or GasolineItem The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-19(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-19)Ex-Con Cracks, Reveals Grave in Commerce ; Leads Officer to Companion's Riddled Body ; Three From Michigan Dead in Airliner Crash Killing 50 ; Norfolk-Bound Capital Viscount Shatters on Hill ; Doctor Off for Hospital After Fire ; Light Snow, Colder Two-Day Forecast ; Ranges to Be Prizes at Cooking School ; Schedule Talks on Bus Walkout ; 6 Will Map Plans to Boost Griffin for Senate Seat ; Williams Backs Convention Call ; Last Michigan GOP Appointee to Leave Post ; Billie S. Farnum Named to High Democratic PostItem The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-20(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-20)58 Persons Killed in 2 New Plane Crashes ; Ex-Birmingham Man One of Ankara Victims ; Straley Gets Full Power as Police Chief ; Would Have Stepped Down for $35,000 ; Seek Accord on Waterford Name Change ; Utica Patrolman Takes No Lip--He's Hard-Bitten ; Five Days of Snow Predicted for Area ; Hospital Hikes Wages, Rates ; Students Offer School Names ; Five Days of Snow Predicted for Area ; Straley Wants Defendant's Role in PPOA Suit ; Ike Foresees Gilded Future for AmericaItem The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-21(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-21)37 Lose Lives in Jamaican Airliner Explosion ; Only 9 Escape Flames, Capehart Kin a Victim ; Air Crash 'Dead' Man Still Alive ; PPOA Wants Straley AND Eastman to Quit ; Vandals Idle Holly Buses ; Spanish Envoy Blasts Fidel ; Cuba Boots Ambassador ; Demand State Extend Highway ; Winter, Brief Style, to Stay Here Awhile ; Russia Begins Pacific Testing ; Osteopaths Convening Here ; Cooking School Tickets? Sorry, They're All Gone ; U.S. Rocket Carries and Ejects Monkey ; Sale of Pontiacs Set a Record Pace Last YearItem The Pontiac Press: 1960-01-22(The Pontiac Press, 1960-01-22)Trapped in South Africa, Hope Fades for 400 Miners ; 2 Rock Slides Seal Pit Near Johannesburg ; Honored for 29 Years Service ; Spears' Wife Admits Contact 2 Weeks Ago ; Flu Outbreak is Possible, Health Director Warns ; Install World's Largest Carillon ; Chance Played Role in 'Kirk' Bell Story ; Sullenberger Off to Battle Creek ; Stoke That Fire Next Five Days, Near 15 Tonight ; Kremlin Reports 9 Cases of Smallpox in Russia ; Living Costs Drop Mile in December ; Hospital Finances Better ; Dr. Pauli Hospital Chief ; 'Xway Protest Hopeless Act'Item The Pontiac Press: 1953-09-02(The Pontiac Press, 1953-09-02)Death toll soars in US from stifling heat ; Plane carrying 21 soldiers is missing in northwest ; It's no weather for people, let alone porkers ; Pair examined in Caruso death ; City posts $5,000 reward to spur rape-slayer hunt ; French plane crash kills 42 ; Detroit produce group indicted ; Death approaches for Gen. Wainwright ; 100 more Americans reach freedom in POW training ; China told to watch out if Commies strike again ; Bloomfield Hills educators call for estimate of costs on 26-student classroom school ; Supply of beer stays normal ; Stresses safety over weekend ; Trieste dispute grows calmer ; Birmingham notes 3rd polio case ; Kinsey report: Goat whistles please gal; She decides men are OK ; Soviet declines plan to ease German travel ; McCarthy links Reds to ArmyItem The Pontiac Press: 1953-09-16(The Pontiac Press, 1953-09-16)28 die as American airliner crashes, burns ; Mock gets 15 years for bank robbery ; Missing British official's wife, children vanish ; Vishinsky to demand UN restudy vote on neutrals ; Pontiac renews city bus permit ; Adlai urges new proposal to Reds for non-aggression ; Cigarette seller convicted here ; Saginaw fights bock-wide fire ; Murder charged in bar killing ; 500-acre Troy dairy farm purchased by C.E. Wilson ; Kensington Park reports attendance of 1.2 million ; Birmingham school board purchases one new bus, orders bids on 2 others ; OK first reading of law to regulate use of water ; State Solon to call for car impounding ; Dem senator states party more unified ; Rubber workers to hear WilliamsItem The Pontiac Press: 1953-09-17(The Pontiac Press, 1953-09-17)Dulles says Reds must ease world tensions ; Separate Louisiana Siamese twins ; Medical society president dies in auto crash ; O'Brian quizzed in Detroit death ; Report new Jewish purge ; Auto of missing envoy's wife found in Switzerland ; Hornsby fired by Cincinatti ; Sen. McCarthy to wed Sept. 29 ; Chrysler gets $50 million order for tank retrievers ; Definite plan for action in Pembroke school case pledged by city manager ; Ford division promotes three ; Jews prepare for Yom Kippur ; Begins probing Convair crash ; Oatis gets 10 year Red prison sentence after "trial" full of twisted testimonyItem The Pontiac Press: 1956-12-10(The Pontiac Press, 1956-12-10)62 feared dead as Canadian plane vanishes: airliner lost in windstorm over mountains ; Sentence Ada Wyatt for cruelty ; 3 1/2-4 year term given mother of 12 children ; To erase resistance in Hungary: Tighter controls placed on rebels ; Car rolls over, woman killed ; Dulles meeting British, French ; Auto show draws record crowd ; White Sox president dies of heart attack ; Egyptians shoot at British patrol ; Jailbreak made by two youths ; The day in Birmingham: Amendment first on 16-item city agenda ; Students return to Clinton school ; Photographer to show film on South Africa ; Collegians get priest's order on steady dating ; Hint new delay in releasing 10: Next move is up to US in freeing American, says Chou En-lai ; Science can control sex of unborn chicksItem The Pontiac Press: 1956-12-12(The Pontiac Press, 1956-12-12)3 persons report sighting airliner wreckage: debris spotted on Sumas Peak in west Canada ; Fisher body strike halts Pontiac line ; Soviet troops try to isolate Hungary capital ; Ziegler to retire next July ; Slayer claims he killed 11, had his sights set on 16 ; Pontiac Township to join voting machines areas ; Elect president of trade group ; 3 bodies found at Erie crash site ; Good Samaritan killed by auto ; New violence seen in Poland ; The day in Birmingham: City starts legislation to legalize tree sales ; Evangelist dies in car accident ; Downtown store plans to expand ; Police to vote on trial board ; NATO defense planned ; Brides still sold in rural areas of China ; Raiders harass North IrelandItem The Pontiac Press: 1956-12-13(The Pontiac Press, 1956-12-13)UN censures Russia for action in Hungary: Arrest in Budapest sparks new revolt ; Dulles’ warning chills harmony of NATO parley ; Arrest Madison justice on charge of indecency ; Resume bargaining talks to end Fisher Body strike ; Weather prohibiting Canada plane search ; Police vote yes on civil service ; Ex-Yugoslav official Djilas gets sentence ; Blazing ships mark era's end ; School groups to sing annual carols in bank ; 175 added at post office as holiday rush starts ; 6 new officials at conference ; Troy seeks to block expansion of firm ; Council OKs Japan as member of UN ; Nixon to visit Austria, study refugee plight ; Auto racing crash takes third victim ; State free-for-all seen in filling highway postItem The Pontiac Press: 1956-12-24(The Pontiac Press, 1956-12-24)Light snowfall to peril state highway travel ; He has left his mark on the entire world ; Father of four beaten, killed at Willow Run ; Dad sticks to 'principle', will spend holiday in jail ; Detective denies link in shootings ; Airliner wreckage yields bodies of 21 ; It's Christmas all over! ; Christmas tree fires hospital ; Observe Yule without dad ; New goals set for integration ; Warn residents to lock homes ; Sergeant returns to care for his foundlings in Korea ; Time, Inc. buys state TV outlet ; Ferries at Mackinac to sail at new hours ; Detroit Drill Corps gets Ike's invitationItem The Pontiac Press: 1956-12-31(The Pontiac Press, 1956-12-31)Bad weather may boost holiday road deaths; Report 2 more shootings in Royal Oak ; Youths' attempt to sleep in car leads to death ; 15 killed as AF transport crashes in Saudi Arabia ; Fog settles over Malibu, all blazes under control ; Basement fire destroys tavern ; Former Gov. Curley improving today ; Chicagoans face hike in fares on public transportation ; Top congressmen view Ike's plan ; Services of prayer, recreation to usher in new year ; Hartford fire perils church ; Ice float ordeal has good ending for beagle hound ; Ex-city resident John T. Tapley dies ; The day in Birmingham: Community House, rink parties scheduled tonight ; 15 German boys flee reprisals ; South's integration battle focuses on buses, sports ; GM names director of labor relations ; May be dared if you don't - dead if you do ; Former prisoner now free barber ; Many Budapest homes heatless ; Whitney puts energy, cash at US service ; Criticizes Whitney's post ; Sting kills socialite in medical rarityItem The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-03(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-03)S. Viet peace bid asks Red support ; Pilot in stolen plane plucked out of sea ; Strike closes 17 area schools ; City man, wife shot to death ; $27,500 in pay set for 3 district judges ; U of M surgeons complete 2nd state heart transplant ; Judges may get windfall, raise ; Wayne County jury indicts 16 ; Two Dems to offer tighter mine laws ; Chinese-US talks set ; Kremlin wary ; 4 errors appear to boost margin of DST defeat ; Birmingham news: 'Teen drug abuse on rise' ; US cites 455 instances of N. Viet activity in DMZ ; Airliner falls, 39 aboard die ; Meeting slated by Harambee ; FAA moves to end jams at 5 airports ; Aquanauts simulate dive ; Black radicalism call ill-advised ; Civil service panel okays pay package ; Tenant rights report slated ; Police arrest 2 suspected of 5 station holdups ; Addison seeks court order; health hazard is alleged ; Sewer okayed for flood relief ; Schools chief reviews first 5 months ; Missile site pick stalled ; School library needs aired ; Small plane crashed, 2 aboard are unhurt ; Social services committee spells out its frustrationsItem The Pontiac Press: 1968-12-13(The Pontiac Press, 1968-12-13)Jetliner explodes with 51 aboard: None survive Caracas crash ; Heavy snowfall heads for state ; Romney: Won't quit until OK'd ; Role of PAPC to be studied ; Local stores thrive on holiday crowds ; Dad loses fight for wounded GI ; Micki King thanks her hometown ; Downtown plan reality 'within our grasp' ; Planning council to study own role ; City man held in fatal shooting ; Birmingham area: Chevy picks Camaro, Nova design exec ; US, Viets set new talks offer ; Hospitals act in flu threat ; County Dems reelect chief ; Construction near on reserve center ; Girl, 14, stabbed to death, autopsy finds ; State averaged 24 violent crimes an hour in 1967 ; New 'police' put leash on teen parties ; Army vows hearing on antimissile site ; Mason lodge to install officers at Clarkston ; Incinerator vibration test set ; Farmington families can obtain tax data at meeting ; Huron Valley eying school park plan ; New high school proposed by Brandon superintendent ; Dog wakes man s fire guts home ; Hazel Park councilman seen as likely supervisors' head ; IRS switch toughens gun-control act ; OCC is seeking housing for 2Item The Pontiac Press: 1969-03-17(The Pontiac Press, 1969-03-17)Venezuelan ground toll climbs: 155 dead in jetliner crash ; US, Irish paraders mark St. Pat’s Day ; Israel attacks Jordan again ; Livonia man gets new heart ; Stadium seen as big asset ; Ray judge: trial wouldn’t help ; Troy man held in city slaying ; Lake Orion police discover body of slain woman, 22 ; Russia, China clash again ; Assistant VP retires from Edison post ; Public relations honor given GM executive ; Soviet bloc leaders zip through summit ; GIs end Pacific crossing, start war games in Korea ; 11 from state in crash of jet ; Dentist in city dies at age of 64 ; School aid parley to push for reform ; 4 die, 14 injured in hotel blaze ; Foreign aid restrictions hit ; 1-car crashes kill 10 on state roads; weekend total 15 ; Shelby police in best-paid ranks ; Troy to discuss Maple Road paving again ; Groveland Gravel pit praised: democracy in action ; County panel gets more pleas for staff hikes ; Group in Farmington Twp. seeks a road commission ; Class schedule ruling due ; Allies take heavy toll of Reds in south ; H-Bomb needed debate like ABMItem The Pontiac Press: 1969-03-20(The Pontiac Press, 1969-03-20)2 projects get city go-ahead: $210 million in housing OK'd ; Laird sees ABM deterrent ; US blasts Reds over offensive ; Egyptian arliner crashes; 92 of 101 aboard killed ; Kids stand to win or lose, says Tatroe ; Bus driver ends a long haul ; Chartered plane crashes; 15 die ; City stadium hailed ; 351 Americans killed last week in Viet ; Birmingham Area: Author to talk at dedication of new library ; Senate vet Russell has cancer ; Pair arraigned in charity thefts ; Lawyer changes plea in tax case ; Federal-Mogul ex-chief dies ; Franklin reopens at Wide Track ; Commuter flights to be offered ; Avon planners OK disputed zone bid ; Shelby mulls hiring planner ; For Walled Lake Road: right-of-way negotiations OK'd ; GM alerts schools in state of possible bus brake ills ; Chevy starts recall mailings