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The Pontiac Press: 1960-07-22

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US bounces Russian diplomat for espionage: Paid for aerial photos of American installations ; Waterford High keeps old name ; Clinton Valley Scouts at jamboree ; Newberg to pay $450,000-plus ; Spy plane debate in the UN ; Taft men balk at Lodge as VP ; Congo premier 'like' Belgium ; Memories prick GOP ; Boy finds $100 ; Worst fires in 30 years scorch western forests ; Idaho requests disaster status ; The day in Birmingham: Community House short of funds, but carries on ; City Dems to hear Swainson Sunday ; Pontiac man named to post at MSUO ; Oklahoma, North lakes drubbed by thunderstorm ; Jay Hebert shoots a sizzling PGA 67 ; Kennedy, Harriman want $$ for defense ; New friendship boat will leave for Korea ; Idle rich man dies; didn't outlive fortune ; For 'Radio Free Cuba' ; Red tinge evident in radio broadcasts ; 25 Afro-Asian nations ask UN eye Algeria

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1960-07-22

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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Espionage, Soviet Union, Boy Scouts of America, Congo, Swainson, John B. (John Burley), 1925-1994, Oakland University, Cuba

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https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15785

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