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The Pontiac Press: 1966-05-31

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542 lose lives in U.S. holiday traffic ; Memorial Day toll is record for 78 hours ; Death count for state ranks 2nd nationally ; Surveyor path to moon altered ; Gemini 9 gets the ‘go’ light ; City charter change eyed ; Monks, Junta leaders meet on compromise ; Farnum to talk at Dinner fete ; Decision is near on college ; Linemen strike Detroit Edison ; Japan leftists renew protests over N-sub ; Birmingham area news: police chief asks to halt driver license sale ; Seek to avert chaos: British strike quiz begun ; Boy on bike is hit by car; injury fatal ; Cost of home loans jumps ; DeLorean in talk at Noon luncheon ; Rochester girl is Miss WSU ; City woman’s sentencing set ; Senator, LBJ: copper parley by U.N. best ; Wife survives boat mishap ; Nevada mountains combed for boy, 6 ; Navy revamps security: sailor tried to sell U.S. data ; 4 Congo plot suspects face hanging ; 1 dead, 8 injured as Typhoon Judy leaves Formosa ; Phone firm customers asked to vote ; For Farmington Elementary pupils: summer sessions set ; Preserving Belgian breed: his hobby is huge horses ; Zoning code hearing set ; Coed wins $500 educational award ; Huron Valley names aide ; Beetles would bristle if they knew type of grain in store ; Gerber’s nurtures yams: new state crop brings M-Week honor ; Medicare plan deadline today ; Alabama’s Dem runoff today

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1966-05-31

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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