2024-05-222024-05-221966-03-01https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13991Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmRussians are first to land satellite on Venus ; Space probe launched by Reds Nov. 16 ; Mansfield says he’ll fight any Viet bill rider ; Veterans bill passes Senate ; LBJ submits new flood plan ; At Commission meeting: public housing tonight’s issue ; Mass pile-up injures five ; Block-annex move growing ; Waterford ponders surplus ; Area solder dies in Viet Nam ; U.S., Viet troops decimate Red unit; Rezoning request for tavern in Waterford tabled 3 weeks ; Two astronauts killed: Alan Shepard heading air crash probe ; Birmingham area news: city bans drive-ins; may face court test ; County lists road projects ; Widow of former city banker dies in Washington: GOP group asks probe of the draft ; Noted woman leader dies ; No repeat of ’65: February rather mild ; Star seeks God’s help in making decisions ; In Rochester School District: record bond issue faces voters ; 7 candidates for 2 posts in Keego Harbor ; Protest filed on Insurance for Lake Orion ; For ‘Annie Get Your Gun’: players anticipate a sellout ; In W. Bloomfield: hunting ban to go on ballot ; County apportionment bill stalls state legislature ; Washington scene: N. Michigan study is boon ; He’d hold up Viet CongPDFen-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.SpaceRussiaCold WarVietnam WarCar accidentsHousingMilitary draftElectionsTheatreThe Pontiac Press: 1966-03-01TextOakland University