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The Pontiac Press: 1963-08-28

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Rescuer hears voices of trapped miners ; 100,000 join peaceful march in Washington: Throng heads for shrine of emancipator ; Report nine survivors ; Negro leaders declare: 'We want freedom ; right now' ; House rushing rail legislation ; Jaycees gain momentum ; Mike lowered in Bova search ; Commission raises rate on sewage ; Is this justice? ; Viet calls US unjust ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Twp. okays noise control ordinance ; Landry's statement blasted by citizens ; Boat accident brings warrant ; Maid held in attempt to kill actor ; City workers plan to bargain ; UN Council urged to rap Syrian action ; Negro gains assured - president ; Reds to take sides ; Modern man started numbers game ; UPI to produce TV newsfilm ; FBI's fingerprints total in the millions ; Vice president, wife donate Lincoln book ; African nations sign test ban in Washington

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1963-08-28

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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Mine safety, March on Washington, 1963, Racial equality, Protest movements, Nuclear testing

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https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14789

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