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The Pontiac Press: 1969-10-17

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Fed chief quits, Nixon aide named to post ; MSU picks Black president ; OU acts to cut ties with MS ; Protest hits school board ; Students rewarded for SF State stands? ; O'Neil blasts school reform plan ; Port Huron-Detroit: 'development corridor' ; Firm named Bloomfield Hills counsel ; Millage, staff keys to full days say Waterford schools officials ; Psychiatrist faces charges: 'sex therapy,' 2 abortions ; 2 staff photogs to get awards ; 2nd Red spaceship back to Earth safely ; President goes to people on inflation ; Cityhood papers' validity is questioned ; Education: meeting needs? ; Levin sees defeat of plan to abolish state Ed board ; State hits harder at errant drivers ; Senator vows to smoke out facts on effect of a hike in cigarette tax ; Meeting called to settle Avon library problems ; Nixon widens narcotics war ; Illegal political aid charged to 4 firms ; U.P. will get U.S. funds ; All-white jury acquits Detroit patrolman ; Shell shocks youngster in Orion Twp. ; Yanks to stay in postwar Viet

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1969-10-17

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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