This repository is currently in READ-ONLY mode. Login and account functions are temporarily disabled. Attempts to login will receive an "Invalid email address or password" message. You can still browse and download public content.

The Pontiac Press: 1962-11-19

Abstract

Reds force withdrawal: 2 critical Indian posts taken; Red industry, agriculture to get shake-up ; Gaullists triumph over old line rivals ; Free parking site is leased ; Walkout date to be set today for Lockheed ; Berlin general to be replaced ; US hopes for answer son on removal of Cuban bombers ; Reid to seek recount fund ; Pontiac sends protest: Hits fluoride at hearing ; May ask grand jury probe ; Broomfield upset over Soviet tour ; Birmingham area news: Wants rec expansion considered at Quarton ; Top physicist is dead at 77 ; JFK aide, Red have long talk ; MSUO budget bid envisions expansion ; High court to rule on the agency shop ; Dem senator, 74, dies: New Mexico mourns Chavez' death ; Teacher killed in Red terror ; Our Thanksgiving barely echoes 1st religious themes ; 7 would-be assassins of Sukarno executed ; US move nearer Yemen recognition ; Vatican Council's big achievements are intangible ; E. German OK; Woman caught ; 61 dead, 47 missing in ship collision, sea disasters ; Confab may mean new African union ; Grocer finds theft chilling experience ; Teamsters bring assault charges

Date

1962-11-19

Type

Text

Department

Description

Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

Provenance

Citation