2024-09-052024-09-051958-03-13https://hdl.handle.net/10323/18067Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmFirst anti-recession measure passes Senate: $1.8 billion bill would release housing funds ; Winter in Southland: Spring here (well, almost) ; Special insurance dividend: $32 million more for veterans ; Tax cut would add $2-$3 to paychecks ; Bill would ease bus line crisis ; Chest re-elects slate of officers ; Repeat financing method of United Fund building ; Snow unleashed on US continues to pile high ; County residents expect lunar travel within lifetime: How high the moon? 'We can reach it' ; AF apologizes for bomb drop ; Beg yer pardin: Can't spel fer nothin ; Labor leaders meet with Ike ; The day in Birmingham: Greyhound posts bond, will appeal conviction ; Batista ready to smash foes ; Kidnap tiny baby on Okinawa base ; Dems prod administration: Ask decision on tax cuts ; Milton R. Henry in court tussle ; Chamber seeks radios, TV sets for institutions ; Ike names Stans new budget boss; Rebels deny Pakanbaru capture: Sukarno troops claim town ; Lenten meditations ; Shortage of old folks' homes hits nation ; Cohen's literary efforts hindered ; School board to hear reports ; Army lieutenant busy little man ; Reach accord on Soo bridgePDFen-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.EconomyWeatherVeteransBusesUnited FundSpace explorationNuclear weaponsKidnappingsIndonesiaReligionsThe Pontiac Press: 1958-03-13TextOakland University