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The Pontiac Press: 1967-01-09

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Chinese Reds nearing civil war brink: Mao opposition behind rioting ; Powell loses chairmanship ; Action starting day early for 90th Congress ; Trial of Baker opens in DC ; Killing suspect is still at large ; US dredge sunk ; 7 die as Reds down plane ; Friend sees Romney bid for presidency ; Whither Michigan Bell? ; Troop commitment for Viet tops Korea ; 2 officials renew feud on poverty ; Birmingham area news: Three public hearings slated by commission ; 2 Syrian tanks destroyed. 1 damaged, Israel claims ; Speculation on 1968 is fueled by Nixon ; Doctor in city dies at home ; Road group leader is named ; Court eyes rail merger ; Dynamiter's wife victim? ; OU, Fernald company sued for $250,000 over claim in ads ; Rep. O'Hara says he'll vote against Powell ; Court ruling hits Florida districts ; Texas governor: Opposed Kennedy's fatal trip ; Soviets expect worst un China ; Wanted: Killer of a squirrel ; State weekend road toll one of lowest in months ; Heading unit elates Hursfall ; Vote data meeting is tonight ; Rezoning bid due up again ; Vacancy eyed ; Gas to double crops? ; Planners will elect officers ; Priest chairman of inauguration ; Roy Disney carrying on Walt's plans ; More college suicides seen

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1967-01-09

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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