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The Pontiac Press: 1969-05-16

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Hippies fight park use - more violence in Berkeley ; Tatroe resigning post in Waterford ; State grant to allow start of M59 widening project ; Officer stabbed, suspect is shot ; Red negotiators hit Nixon proposals without rejecting them as a whole ; Orion home fire burns boy badly ; City charter drive launched ; Teachers vote on strike, may close Chicago schools ; Birmingham - new offices for schools open Monday ; FDR's eldest son stabbed in back in 'family quarrel' ; 2 slain, 10 hurt at Ohio plant ; Crockett: judges ignore constitutional principals ; No state funds marked for needy in nursing homes ; Milliken stresses housing ; Alpena College dean dies at 60 ; Detective quiet 'hero of honesty' ; Consolidation petitions taken ; Help promised for perilous Telegraph stretch ; Staff is shuffled at Troy schools ; County action on landfills for 2 townships postponed ; Summer program for sign-up is begun ; Supervisors OK spending for copter, projector ; Show-o-Ree set for 1,500 scouts ; Rochester school PTA to install new officers ; Army asked to eye rifle checks at GM ; N-sub being repaired sinks ; Survival camps for pot users ; Cost-cutting panel urged

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1969-05-16

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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