2024-04-092024-04-091967-08-25https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13098Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmMajor military purge reported in S. Vietnam ; Shotgun blast hits 4 youths; Area man held ; Head of US Nazis is killed by sniper ; Keego man held in snipings ; UAW strike vote lopsided ; Industrial giant Henry J. Kaiser is dead ; 25 indicted in theft of travelers checks ; Birmingham area news: School district expects record staff of 1,050 ; State school needs put at $200 million ; Architect firm for jail picked ; County board votes to join metro government council ; St. Louis couple has quad boys ; UAW voting lopsidedly to allow a strike ; Road panel asks county for $2.1-million allocation ; Exam put off for indicted horse trainer ; 'Auto talks look bleak' ; Drug lawsuits will await NY verdict ; McNamara backs bombing policies ; Colorado sees abortion rise ; Robbers cool 31 ; Italian city is going Red ; 11-day state fair opens today ; Slated Imlay fair is hailed ; Sand, gravel OK hinges on studies ; 2 scouts 1st in troop it become Eagles ; Wixom postmaster approved by Senate ; Built by auto financier, it's now in union hands: Sale of Addison Township mansion stirs memories ; Dry-dock installation requires state permit - Lake Orion official ; Aid for flood victimsPDFen-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.Vietnam WarNazisSnipersUnited Auto Workers UnionQuadrupletsEducationBudgetsAbortionTextOakland University