2024-03-212024-03-211969-11-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12355Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWaterford board: Drain a surprise ; Bomb rips 3 NY buildings ; Senator from Missouri rips Agnew at area Dem dinner ; Blast, fire hit munitions firm ; Vets' Day fetes back Nixon ; 1 in 9 cars fail safety test, US unit says ; Fall may leave mild days behind ; Arms-talk plan: await Red stand ; Four Aces - Eye-opener? ; Egypt, Israel claim hits in Aerial duel ; Holly voters nix school bonds ; City to put damper on leaf-burning ; Head-on crash is fatal to man ; Priests' grievances may prompt strike vote; area case cited ; Supervisors' unit rejects two items in deputy contract ; State to air cityhood petition to of Farmington Twp., villages ; Supervisor panel mulls home rule ; Citizens form plan group ; War moratorium program Thursday at Marian High ; Rejection of post office hit ; Troy commission backs office strip ; Huron Valley projects weighed ; Dead GI's bequest: $2,500 to school ; State businessmen claim air fare bias ; Optimists' fete for teens in near ; Ex-member of OU troupe on TV's' 'FBI' ; Stennis backed on draft bill ; Meetings slated on housing fears of elderly ; Auctioneer's cavil is stopped by gavel ; Youth admits avoiding draft ; Pneumonia death ruled a homicide ; MSU is addedPDFen-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 disarmamentLabor unionsMilitary draftBradshaw, BookerAlumniWar of AttritionTextOakland University