2024-08-152024-08-151956-07-20https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17117Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAction on survey sparks hospital board row ; Greater speed in peaceful use of atom sought ; Trial to take up Marine training: Corps methods will be studied in McKeon case ; Dam project left to courts ; CD launches Operation Alert with 'bombing' ; Reserve embarks for camp ; Union weighs steel offer of improved pay package ; Judges plowing through 9,165 Pot-O-Gold entries ; Pontiac schools planned ahead to skip steel crisis ; Snake hunter bit in Orion Township ; Britain names new US envoy ; US quits on Aswan Dam ; West German farmers hurt by flash floods ; Name suspects in robberies ; The day in Birmingham: City buys land, expects Sept. 1 start on Lot 3-A ; Planned Hamilton appeal runs into money problem ; Chiefs-of-state meet in Panama ; Link Illinois auditor with racket figures ; Bonn upper house passes draft law ; Blood supply drops, donors needed badly ; Colorado delegates to hear Dem rivals ; Civil rights backers pressing House vote ; US stays under budget ; Burke, Mayer beat first foes in PGA ; Use of Sylvan Lake banned for two days ; Head of Edison defends Monroe A-plant safety ; Board of Education OKs new facilities ; County 4-H Club to sponsor speaking, talent program SaturdayPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.Nuclear energyCivil defenseOrganized crimeCivil rightsThe Pontiac Press: 1956-07-20TextOakland University