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The Pontiac Press: 1969-03-19

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No moon landing in May ; Peking dire n-peril in '70s, says Laird ; Two Waterford girls save drowning boy ; GM recall tops million vehicles ; 'Not laying base for Viet pullout' ; New military pay boost is scrapped ; Overflow crowd likely for hearing on Parochiaid ; Commissioners hear union, city charges ; Red’s spring thrust hits Da Nang area ; Birmingham area: citizens group pushing 'yes' for school vote ; New jobs cut to 115 in county budget ; Miniskirted mother seeks Los Angeles mayor's job ; 150 in Southfield to fight stadium ; Army will lighten mutiny sentences ; Deaf-mute athlete $800 shy of goal ; Commission hears union, city charges ; Watchdog agency asks unified poverty war ; 2 city Gls killed in Viet conflict ; Local man, 26, stands mute to charge of murder ; Rochester schools ask voters ; Heating work at 3 Avondale schools OK'd ; This school chief is master salesman ; Avon planners to meet: Hearings on rezonings tonight ; Trash-burning ban announced ; Cranbrook Science Institute elects four new trustees ; Jurist from county: woman heads judges group ; Man shot fleeing burglary gets jail ; To Detroit Common Council: Mother of 11 files for election

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1969-03-19

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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