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The Pontiac Press: 1966-07-08

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Efforts to relieve jams created by airstrike balked ; Europe Reds call for talks on security ; Mrs. Gandhi’s peace move met by U.S., Red silence ; Detroit child beaten, dies; youth is held ; Hoffa chalks up big triumph at union confab ; Prisoners rioting, burning at Maryland Penitentiary ; Home of county studied: role of Negro in U.S. history emphasized ; Rodgers rolls past Nicklaus at Muirfield ; Birmingham area news: 11 teens will attend summer music session ; Rights group elects head ; OCC trustees reelect head ; Hospital lacks therapy funds ; Soapy slated for OCC talk ; Welfare of prisoners touchy war issue ; Heads county school board ; Hunt assailant of two women ; School board elects officer in Waterford ; Medical group named in price-fixing ; Married men face call: state draft quota increased ; In Pontiac Twp.: tiny graveyard is rich in history ; Woman is hurt as auto, truck collide on I-75 ; Incumbents win Lake Orion posts ; Ex-teacher to be feted ; Civic Center units set to seek bids ; School board okays budget ; In Keego Harbor: rec program to start ; Contracts award for high school ; UAW to fight transfer of county plant ; North hardest hit: drought perils state crops ; Veterans’ benefits---4: VA loan guaranteed ; New technique highly accurate ; Industrial spies are sentenced

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1966-07-08

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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